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Abm 1 Lesson Week 5
Abm 1 Lesson Week 5
Cash on
hand
Receives Pays
payments employees
for and other
customers expenses
Performs
services
Merchandising companies
This type of business buys finished or
almost finished goods from their suppliers
and resells them to customers.
Merchandising companies primarily earn
revenues from the sales of goods or
merchandise, also known as sales
revenues or sales.
Two types of merchandising company
Retailers – a merchandising
company that sells goods directly
to customers.
Wholesaler- is a merchandising
company that sells goods to
retailers.
Operating cycle
The operating cycle of a merchandising
company is typically longer than that of a
service company. . It starts with the
purchase of the goods to be held for
resale, also known as inventory. Then
eventually sell the inventory to
customers. The cycle ends with the
receipt of cash payments.
Operating Cycle of a
Merchandising Company
Cash on
hand
Receives
payments Buys
from goods
customers
Stores
Sells
goods as
inventory
inventory
Manufacturing companies
Manufacturing companies or simply
manufacturers are relatively more complicated
organization that services and merchandising
companies since they create their own
products. They use raw materials, components,
or parts which are processed using , machines,
computers and labor to produce finished
goods.
Operating cycle
Operating cycle of a manufacturers has the
longest period since they create their own
products. It has additional phase which is the
production goods. These goods are held as
inventory and later on sold to its customers.
Manufacturing generally need initial capital
outlay to run production facilities and that
requires large sum of money.
Operating Cycle of a
Manufacturing Company
Cash on
hand
Pays for
Receives
inputs
payments
(materials,la
from
bor,
customers
overhead)
Converts
Sells inputs into
inventory finished
goods
Stores
finished
goods as
inventory