Question
Which type of working capital is required to carry out day-to-day operations?
Solution
Regular Working Capital refers to the minimum amount of working capital that a business must always maintain to ensure smooth day-to-day operations, such as: Purchasing raw materials, Paying wages and salaries, Covering utility bills, Maintaining inventory. This is a subset of permanent working capital, which remains invested in the business regardless of seasonal or cyclical changes.
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