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Contemporary Issues on Management

12 Management Business Studies Numerical Problem
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1 (1)

The following information has been submitted by a trading concern:

  1. Project annual sales 3,600 unit @ Rs. 50 each. The project of profit on sale is 20%.
  2. The average credit period allowed to customers 2 months.
  3. The average credit period allowed by the supplier 3 months.
  4. Average stock holding in terms of sales requirement 2 months.

Required: Determine working capital amount.

Ans: Rs. 12,000

2 (1)

Following informations are provided:

Inventory conversion period 40 days
Receivable conversion period 30 days
Payable deferred period 15 days
Annual sales (360 days) Rs. 72,000
Variable cost per unit Rs. 20

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle period
  2. Working capital amount

Ans: (a) 55 days (b) Rs. 11,000

3 (1)

Following information are provided:

Sales per day 5,000 units
Selling price per unit Rs. 10
Inventory conversion period 20 days
Receivable conversion period 30 days
Payable deferred period 10 days

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle period
  2. Working capital

Ans: (a) 40 days (b) Rs. 5,555.56

4 (1)

Biratnagar biscuit factory has inventory turnover of 2.4 times, a receivable collection period of 76 days and a payable deferred period of 60 days. Assume 360 days a year.

  1. What is the length of the cash conversion cycle?
  2. If company's annual sales are Rs. 6.75 million and 80% sales are on credit, what is the firm's investment in account receivable?

Ans: (a) 166 days (b) Rs. 11,40,000

5 (1)

The information regarding working capital are as under:

Inventory conversion period 40 days
Receivable conversion period 20 days
Payable deferred period 10 days
Days in a year 360 days
Annual credit sale 72,00,000
Manufacturing cost per day 12,000

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle period
  2. Working capital

Ans: (a) 50 days (b) Rs. 6,00,000

6 (1)

The following information are provided pertaining to working capital:

Inventory conversion period 30 days
Receivable conversion period 18 days
Payable deferred period 12 days
Annual credit sale Rs. 18,00,000
Days in year 360 days

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle period
  2. Account receivable
  3. Working capital

Ans: (a) 36 days (b) Rs. 90,000 (c) 1,80,000

7 (1)

A company produces 1,000 units a day and incurs a cost of Rs. 72 per unit for material, labour and other expenses. The different conversion cycles of the working capital are as under:

Inventory conversion period 18 days
Receivable conversion period 36 days
Payable deferred period 12 days

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle period
  2. Account receivable
  3. Working capital

Ans: (a) 42 days (b) Rs. 36,00,000 (selling price per unit Rs. 100) (c) 30,24,000

8 (1)

The information pertaining to working capital are as under:

Annual credit sales Rs. 25,20,000
Cost of sales 70%
Average inventory Rs. 70,000
Average receivable Rs. 91,000
Account payable Rs. 39,200
Days in a year 360 days

Required:

  1. Inventory conversion period
  2. Receivable conversion period
  3. Payable deferred period

Ans: (a) 14.29 ~ 14 days (b) 13 days (c) 8 days

9 (1)

The operating and closing value are as under:

Opening Closing
Inventory Rs. 80,000 Rs. 1,20,000
Debtors Rs. 40,000 Rs. 64,000

Additional Information:

  1. Sales: Rs. 20,00,000
  2. Cost of sales: Rs. 12,00,000
  3. Days in a year: 360 days

Required:

  1. Inventory conversion period
  2. Receivable conversion period

Ans: (a) 30 days (b) 9.36 days

10 (1)

The information regarding the working capital are as under:

Inventory conversion period 15 days
Payable deferred period 5 days
Receivable conversion period 20 days
Sales per day 3,000 units
Selling price per unit Rs. 50

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle period
  2. Working capital

Ans: (a) 30 days (b) 45,00,000

11 (2)

The information are provided of Anil Company:

Sales per day 5,000 units
Sales price per day Rs. 10
Receivable conversion period 20 days
Payable deferred period 10 days

Required:

  1. Cash conversion cycle
  2. Working capital

Ans: (a) 40 days (b) 20,00,000

12 (1)

You are given the following information;

Sales for the year just ended were Rs. 60,000 and cost of goods sold was 60% of sales.

Item Beginning (Rs.) Ending (Rs.)
Inventory 5,000 7,000
Account receivable 1,600 2,400
Account payable 2,700 4,800

Required: Operating and cash cycles

Ans: 48 days; 10.5 days

13 (1)

A company annual sales of Rs. 8,00,000 with an inventory turnover ratio of 6 times. It has receivable collection period of 24 days and payable deferral period of 18 days. Assume 360 days in year.

Required:

  1. Inventory conversion period
  2. Cash conversion cycle

Ans: 60 days; 66 days

14 (1)

Read the following information.

Inventory turnover ratio 10 times
Receivable turnover ratio 10 times
Payable deferral period 22 days
Days in a year 360 days

Required:

  1. Operating cycle
  2. If cost per day is Rs. 1,600, determine the working capital need.

Ans: (a) 72 days (b) 80,000

15 (1)

C. Company has an inventory conversion period of 50 days, receivable conversion period of 25 days and payable deferral period is 15 days.

Required:

  1. Operating cycle
  2. Cash conversion cycle

Ans: 75 days; 60 days

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