Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC)

Optimize the 'Merchandising Cycle' efficiency. Measure how long cash is tied up in inventory and receivables before being offset by supplier credit under 2026 guidelines.

Efficiency Audit Liquidity Planning Cash Monitoring

CCC Liquidity Engine

Analyze the efficiency of the "Merchandising Cycle". Measure how long cash is tied up in inventory (DIO) and receivables (DSO) before being released through sales and offset by supplier credit (DPO). Net CCC represents the gap requiring bank funding.

Credit OperationsTreasury DeskRisk Analysis

I. Financial Cycle Metrics (INR Lacs)

LACS
LACS

Material cost + Direct Labor + Factory Overheads

30 DAYS
46 DAYS
20 DAYS

II. Liquidity Path & Impact Dashboard

Net Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC)
56 Days
Optimal Efficiency

Represents the duration between cash outflow for inventory and cash inflow from sales.

Total Working Capital Trapped
₹368.22 Lacs
Daily Sales
₹6.6 L/d
Liquidity Release / Day
₹6.6 L/1d
Conversion Breakdown

Liquidity Path Analysis

A granular look at the components of your CCC. Reducing Inventory days (DIO) or Collection days (DSO) while maximizing supplier credit (DPO) directly improves operational cash flow.

DIO
30 D
DSO
46 D
DPO
20 D

Strategic Impact Verdict

Operational Liquidity Optimization

The currently configured cycle of 56 days indicates a Optimal level of efficiency. Reducing this cycle by just 1 day would release strategically significant cash flow of ₹6.58 Lacs, lowering reliance on bank-funded working capital.