The enterprise sells products for 52 million per year. Production takes place evenly over 5 working days (from Monday to Friday). Products are shipped to the buyer on Saturday evening. There is no production on Sunday. Determine the average annual need for working capital to service stocks of finished products. (Right answer is 0.5 million)
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The enterprise sells products for 52 million per year. Production takes place evenly over 5 working days (from Monday to Friday). Products are shipped to the buyer on Saturday evening. There is no production on Sunday. Determine the average annual need for working capital to service stocks of finished products.
(Right answer is 0.5 million)
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