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FLG co. has annual credit sales of $4.2 million and cost of sales of $1.89 million. Current assets consist of inventory and accounts receivable. Current liabilities consist of accounts payable and an overdraft with an average interest rate of 7% per year. The company gives two months credit to its customers and is allowed, on average, one month’s credit by trade suppliers. It has an operating cycle of three months.
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Current ratio of FLG 1.4
Cost of long term finance of FLGQuestion: Calculate the size of the overdraft of FLG, the net working capital of the company and the total cost of financing its current assets.
I havn’t got the question properly.
Have you watched all of the lectures on working capital?
You can calculate average receivables ( 2/12 x $4.2M)
You can calculate average payables (1/12 x $1.89M)You know the operating cycle is 3 months and therefore the inventory period is 2 months, so you can calculate average inventory (2/12 x $1.89M).
Once you have these, you are able to calculate what the overdraft is, because total current assets / total current liabilities = 1.4
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