Turn Working Capital Into a Source of Cash
A significant amount of cash can become trapped in the balance sheet through inefficient accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory, and treasury processes. Nishu Consulting helps management identify and execute opportunities to unlock working capital and improve cash generation without compromising critical supplier or customer relationships.
Accounts Receivable Optimization
We assess the company’s receivables and cash-conversion processes to identify opportunities to accelerate collections and improve cash conversion.
- AR aging and customer-level analysis
- Collection performance and overdue receivables
- Billing and invoicing processes
- Payment terms and customer contracts
- Collection policies and escalation processes
- Dispute and deduction management
- Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) improvement opportunities
- Cash forecasting and collection forecasting
Accounts Payable Optimization
We evaluate payment practices and supplier terms to identify opportunities to preserve cash and optimize the timing of payments while maintaining strong supplier relationships.
- AP aging and payment-pattern analysis
- Supplier payment terms
- Early-payment discount economics
- Payment timing and cash-flow optimization
- Vendor consolidation opportunities
- Procure-to-pay process efficiency
- Days Payable Outstanding (DPO) opportunities
Cash & Liquidity Management
We help management develop greater visibility and control over cash through:
- Cash balance analysis
- Short- and medium-term cash forecasting
- Cash conversion cycle analysis
- Liquidity planning
- Cash concentration opportunities
- Working-capital dashboards
- Scenario analysis and liquidity planning
From Analysis to Execution
We don’t stop at identifying working-capital opportunities.
The goal: improve cash conversion, increase liquidity, and create greater financial flexibility for the business.
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