Cash Conversion Cycle

The Cash Conversion Cycle shows how long cash is tied up in the working capital cycle from the first investment in inventory to the collection of accounts receivable. It is measured as Days Inventory Outstanding, plus Days Sales Outstanding minus Days Payable Outstanding and is measured on a TTM basis.

Stockopedia explains Cash Conversion Cycle

A low Cash Conversion Cycle means that a company is able to turn expenditure on inventory into revenue very quickly, which is a good thing.

A very high ratio indicates that a company takes a long time to collect revenues from the time of inventory purchase.

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The 5 highest Cash Conversion Cycle Stocks in the Market

TickerNameCash Conversion CycleStockRank™
LON:EUAEurasia Mining-206,058.910
LON:BRESBlencowe Resources-121,699.510
LON:THRLTarget Healthcare Reit-32,902.164
LON:BOKUBoku-26,308.858
LON:LITLitigation Capital Management-15,393.377