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Working Capital Cycle (DSO + DIO − DPO)

Days sales outstanding + days inventory outstanding − days payable outstanding = cash conversion cycle.

Your inputs
25,00,000
15,00,000
12,00,000
3,00,00,000
1,80,00,000
Result
DSO — receivable days
30.4 days
DIO — inventory days
30.4 days
DPO — payable days
24.3 days
Cash conversion cycle
36.5 days
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Estimates only — rules change frequently. Please verify with a CA before you file, invest, or sign anything.

Assumptions
  • Uses annual averages — for seasonal businesses, recompute quarterly.
  • Negative cycle (DPO > DSO+DIO) means suppliers fund your working capital — usually a great position.
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