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A Simple Explanation About Inventory Capital

Article Category: Business

Author Name: Jason Cohen

For newcomers in the business arena, if you want to thrive, you need to know the lingo used by the insiders, and one of the most important things that you need to learn is what's different between working and inventory capital (simply known as the inventory). For beginners like you, you need to familiarize yourself with these terms as soon as you can.
Basically, the inventory is within the company's working capital, it is a part of the whole. To figure out the working capital, you will need to find the difference between the company's assets and liabilities. In this case, the company's inventory is part of its current assets. It is "current" because it's expected to be used up within a year of procurement for the growth of the company.
Inventory
A company's inventory is the supply of products it owns, and plans to use for manufacturing within the year or possibly longer, depending on the expiration dates of the materials.
Inventory comes in different forms; it can be in the form of raw materials (like steel and plastics), works in progress (unfinished goods), or finished goods that are in stock and yet to be sold.
Do keep in mind that not all companies have raw materials or works in progress in their inventories due to the nature of their businesses. A good example of this is clothes retailers; they mostly have only finished products in stock in their inventories, unless the clothes manufacturer also happens to have their own retail stores.
It can be expensive for companies to keep on-hand inventories, mostly because the company will need to spend capital on warehousing, and this cost could have been used in a more profitable manner. In addition, there is always the tendency of the inventory products to go obsolete or spoil while they are in storage. This will result in considerable declines in the numbers in the company's balance sheets.
Working Capital and Inventory
The inventory is considered as one, if not the most important component of a company's current assets and working capital. The fact of the matter is, some businesses, like retail outlets and groceries, the inventory can occupy a substantial portion of a company's current assets, with some going as high as 70% of their total current assets.
On the other hand, manufacturing makes use of less than 10% of the current assets, mainly because their production line is constantly on the move. The inventory of raw materials are usual issue that many companies have with regards to working capital; it can fluctuate significantly from one year to the next, especially if the company somehow underestimates or overestimates the demand for their products.
If there ever comes a time when you need extra financial help to get stocks for your inventory, you can ask your bank for a agreeable, yet useful, loan amount, preferably one with a lower interest rates so repaying them later won't be that difficult. Aside from traditional banks and lending institutions, you can also find plenty of people or groups where you can ask for additional funding for this financial setback.

Keywords: Small business loans, Business services, Start-up capital, inventory capital, seasonal emploee funding

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