Cash Conversion Cycle
CCC = DIO + DSO − DPO: holding inventory 62 days, collecting in 38 and paying in 45 locks cash for 55 days.
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Figures are estimates from this calculator’s standard formula — adjust the inputs in the tool below for your exact number.
How Does the Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator Work?
The cash conversion cycle counts how long a dirham stays locked between paying suppliers and collecting from customers. Shorter means faster cash rotation. At its core the tool evaluates CCC = DIO + DSO − DPO. A retailer holding inventory 62 days (DIO), collecting receivables in 38 (DSO) and paying suppliers in 45 (DPO) locks cash for 62 + 38 − 45 = 55 days per cycle. Adjust any field and the outputs recompute immediately, so you can test as many scenarios as you like in the units you prefer.
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Gather the numbers the Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator needs and type them in.
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The engine evaluates CCC = DIO + DSO − DPO instantly as you type.
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Check the output and its unit before using it.
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Repeat with different inputs to test alternatives.
Use Cases
Working-capital audit
Locating where cash hides
Negotiation planning
Targeting DPO and DSO improvements
Seasonal financing
Sizing credit lines for peak inventory
Peer benchmarking
Comparing cycles across the sector
Common Mistakes
Ignoring inventory turns in DIO
Counting DPO too kindly
One-time snapshots
FAQs
Is a negative CCC possible?
Which component moves CCC most?
What formula does the Cash Conversion Cycle Calculator use?
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