Cash Conversion Cycle Definition | Becker

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Cash Conversion Cycle

The cash conversion cycle is the length of time between the date of the cash expenditures for production and the date of cash collection from customers (cash to cash). The cash conversion cycle is the days in inventory plus days sales in accounts receivable less days of payables outstanding. See also days in inventory and days sales in accounts receivable and days of payables outstanding.

Related Terms:

Days in Inventory [FARBAR]Days Sales in Accounts Receivable [FARBAR]Days of Payables Outstanding [FARBAR]Back to Dictionary

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