Working Capital

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Forbes  May 6  Comment 
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Mining Weekly  Mar 26  Comment 
Aim-listed Uranium Resources has entered into an unsecured $1-million loan facility agreement with its major shareholder and strategic investor Estes to fund its working capital requirements. Pending the publication of the maiden resource at the...
The Economic Times  Nov 26  Comment 
A consistent negative working capital isn't always a bad thing. In fact, investors can use this parameter to select sectors and companies that have high operational efficiency and are good investment picks.
Canada.com  Nov 17  Comment 
BDC Insight: One key ingredient in the recipe for success in business is understanding how your market is changing and seizing new opportunities at the right time
WA Business News  Aug 9  Comment 
Property developer and funds manager Aspen Group has borrowed $35 million from joint venture partner Telstra Super, in order to "undertake the realisation of value" from its interest in the under-construction ATO Building in Adelaide.
The Hindu Business Line  Aug 5  Comment 
The working capital needs of capital goods companies have surged to a five-year high, according to Crisil. The rating agency has conducted a study on 50 such entities engaged in equipment...
The Times of India  Apr 15  Comment 
Two days after the government okayed a turnaround plan, the cash-strapped national carrier Air India invited merchant bankers to raise working capital loans up to USD 1 billion from overseas markets.




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Working Capital is a measure of a company's short term liquidity or its ability to cover short term liabilities. Working capital is defined as the difference between a company's current assets and current liabilities. That is,

Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities.

Analysts use working capital to determine how easily a company can meet its liabilities over a short time horizon. It is also used when calculating other financial metrics like free cash flow. When management uses working capital as a basis for business decisions their goal is to make sure the company is able to continue its operations in the short term while covering any near-term debt as well as operating expenses.

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