Optimize Your Cash Conversion Cycle

Book a free consultation with Daylit to learn how to optimize your cash conversion cycle.

Jared Shulman
May 14, 2024

Managing your cash conversion cycle (CCC) is vital for optimizing your working capital and maintaining the financial health of your business. The CCC measures the time it takes for a company to convert its investments in inventory and other resources into cash flows from sales. Effective management of this cycle helps reduce financing costs, improve liquidity, and increase profitability.

Most companies have a CCC greater than 30 days, meaning their cash is tied up for extended periods. By actively managing your working capital, you can shorten your CCC, freeing up cash to reinvest in your operations and fuel growth.

The CCC is a key barometer of how efficiently you manage your business. A shorter cycle indicates effective inventory management, prompt collection of receivables, and strategic handling of payables, all signs of a well-run company.

Book a free consultation with Daylit to learn how you can shorten your cash conversion cycle by reducing inventory levels, extending vendor payment terms, and accelerating customer collections.

(Our session provides insights into key metrics like Days Sales Outstanding (DSO), Days Inventory Outstanding (DIO), and Days Payables Outstanding (DPO).)

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