The document analyzes the financial organization of Productores Tabasqueños Unidos de la Costa SC de RL de CV. It calculates the working capital and cash cycle, and studies the liquidity ratios and accounts receivable. It also analyzes inventory management and all elements of the financial statements. It concludes that the company has high working capital and good cash cycle and inventory turnover, but its large cash balance represents a danger. It recommends investing working capital in financial instruments and making daily cash withdrawals to keep only a minimum balance.
The document analyzes the financial organization of Productores Tabasqueños Unidos de la Costa SC de RL de CV. It calculates the working capital and cash cycle, and studies the liquidity ratios and accounts receivable. It also analyzes inventory management and all elements of the financial statements. It concludes that the company has high working capital and good cash cycle and inventory turnover, but its large cash balance represents a danger. It recommends investing working capital in financial instruments and making daily cash withdrawals to keep only a minimum balance.
The document analyzes the financial organization of Productores Tabasqueños Unidos de la Costa SC de RL de CV. It calculates the working capital and cash cycle, and studies the liquidity ratios and accounts receivable. It also analyzes inventory management and all elements of the financial statements. It concludes that the company has high working capital and good cash cycle and inventory turnover, but its large cash balance represents a danger. It recommends investing working capital in financial instruments and making daily cash withdrawals to keep only a minimum balance.
The attached study contains the analysis and diagnosis of the economic
organization Productores Tabasqueños Unidos de la Costa SC de RL de CV.
Financial management is the discipline that is responsible for planning, organizing and controlling the monetary resources of the company, in order to ensure its profitability and originate profits. Money management involves everything related to business finances, from accounting to budgeting to financial planning. If you are not properly managing the startup money, you may be facing financial difficulties that could lead to the bankruptcy of the business. During the analysis of the organization, the working capital was calculated; The assets easily convertible into cash that the company has to operate on a daily basis, following the calculation of net working capital, which is the difference between working capital minus current liabilities. Subsequently, the cash item of the organization was studied, starting with the cash cycle also known as the cash cycle, this refers to the average time in which a business buys merchandise, sells it and receives the cash for this sale. The operational cycle indicates how quickly the company can turn its inventory into money. Continuing with the entity's liquidity ratios, these indicate the company's ability to meet its debts or obligations to third parties. In the same way, the accounts receivable were analyzed and possible deficiencies that existed in their administration were determined. As a next point, the calculation of inventory management was corroborated, this item is of utmost importance since they are the most valuable asset for the company, since it is the main object of trade, inventory management was determined with the inventory rotation technique. As a last point, all the elements of the company's financial statements were analyzed in a general way, applying the integral percentage technique to obtain accurate information on the financial statement in which the entity is located and thus make decisions based on updated and reliable financial information. It was also concluded that the company has a high working capital; that its cash cycle is considerably good, but its cash balance represents a danger, in the same way the inventory turnover corresponds to a good level and has a respectively healthy level of liquidity. It is recommended that the entrepreneur invest his working capital in financial instruments to give it greater value and profitability, make cash withdrawals daily and keep only a minimum balance in the cash, since having large amounts of cash can lead to theft.