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Tutorial 3 Solutions - ERPs
Tutorial 3 Solutions - ERPs
Tutorial 3 Solutions - ERPs
Solution
AR d =6.75 ( given )
I R 300,000
I d= = =8.57
C d R 35,000
AP 200,000
APd= = =5.71
C d 35,000
2. Midwest Baking Products manufactures a variety of dry goods used in industrial and
consumer baking. As the company has grown, it has found it increasingly difficult to
keep accurate tabs on inventory and cash flows. Six months ago, it completed an ERP
implementation project, and the ERP system is running smoothly now. The information
systems department is training various functional areas about how to retrieve reports
from the system, and the result of one report shows the following data from the prior
month (May).
1
Gross sales R 1 440 000
Cost of goods sold R 720 000
Accounts receivable (end-of-month) R 250 000
Accounts payable (end-of-month) R 150 000
Net assets R 3 754 000
Inventory value (end-of-month) R 470 000
Use this report to calculate the cash-to-cash cycle time. Round interim calculations to 2
decimal places if needed.
Solution
AR 250 000
Average days accounts receivable AR d = = =5.38
sd 46 451.61
I 470 000
Average days of inventory , I d= = =20.24 days
C d 23 225.81
AP 150 000
Accounts payable cycle time AP d= = =6.46 days
C d 23 225.81
Cash−¿−cash cycle time=inventory days of supply+days of sales outstanding− Average payment period for mate