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Working Capital represents the operational liquidity available to a business, calculated as Current Assets minus Current Liabilities.
Net Working Capital measures the buffer a company possesses to meet day-to-day operational expenses, pay supplier bills, purchase raw materials, and disburse employee wages.
A positive working capital ensures smooth uninterrupted business operations, preventing supply chain halts.
Current Assets include Cash, Bank Balances, Receivables, Stock & Inventory. Current Liabilities include Trade Payables, Short-term Bank Loans, and Tax Liabilities.
A current ratio should be interpreted alongside cash-flow timing, inventory quality, receivable collectability, and the business model; no single ratio fits every business.
Working-capital availability and lending terms vary by lender, product, business history, and underwriting policy.
There is no universal current-ratio requirement for every lender or facility. Confirm the relevant lender’s current underwriting criteria.
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