CS Executive · Corporate Accounting and Financial Management · Working Capital Management
Kiran Ltd. plans annual output of 1,20,000 units (300 working days). Cost per unit: raw material Rs 40, labour Rs 20, overheads Rs 20 (all cash). Raw material stock: 30 days; work-in-progress: 10 days (fully complete in material, 50% in labour and overheads); finished goods: 20 days; debtors: 30 days at cost; creditors: 15 days for materials. Cash balance Rs 50,000. Ignoring other items, the net working capital required is:
Recomputed correctly, net working capital is Rs 21,30,000, which is not among the stated figures, so this question is invalid.
- ARs 9,10,000Correct
- BRs 8,60,000
- CRs 10,10,000
- DRs 9,60,000
Explanation
Units/day = 400. Raw material stock = 30x400x40 = 4,80,000. WIP = 10x400x(40+0.5x40) = 4,000x60 = 2,40,000. FG = 20x400x80 = 6,40,000. Debtors = 30x400x80 = 9,60,000. Cash 50,000. Total current assets = 23,70,000. Creditors = 15x400x40 = 2,40,000. Net = 21,30,000. Check: recompute gives the same.
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