Working Capital
WORKING CAPITAL Working capital can be understood as the capital needed by the firm to finance current assets. It represents the funds available to the enterprise to finance regular operations, i.e. day to day business activities, effectively. It is helpful in gauging the operating liquidity of the company, i.e. how efficiently the company is able to cover the short-term debt with short-term assets. It can be calculated as: Working Capital = Current Assets – Current Liabilities Current Assets represent those assets which can be easily transformed into cash within one year. On the other hand, current liabilities refer to those obligations which are to be paid within an accounting year. Types of Working Capital 1. On the basis of Value · Gross Working Capital : It denotes the company’s overall investment in the current assets. · N...