La Reina de Oriente, S.A., a company that sells sausages, knows that it pays its suppliers 10 times a year. To determine the average collection period it is known that the annual sales of the company were $5'183,220.00, of which 70% are on credit and the average balance of customers is $382,982.37, that is to say it is necessary to calculate the turnover of accounts receivable; and the average age of inventory is based on the inventory turnover, whose data to calculate it as the previous one are: Average inventory 153,192.95 and its annual cost of sales amounts to $1'002,716.78. The company spends about $12.5 million in operating cycle investments.  It plans to make modifications to its policies so that it can reduce its PPC by 5 days, and its EPI by one (before converting it to days). Negotiations with your supplier to extend payment terms have not been successful. With these data you have to calculate: 5) The operating cycle. 6) The cash conversion cycle. 7) Cash turnover.

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CC2) La Reina de Oriente, S.A., a company that sells sausages, knows that it pays its suppliers 10 times a year. To determine the average collection period it is known that the annual sales of the company were $5'183,220.00, of which 70% are on credit and the average balance of customers is $382,982.37, that is to say it is necessary to calculate the turnover of accounts receivable; and the average age of inventory is based on the inventory turnover, whose data to calculate it as the previous one are: Average inventory 153,192.95 and its annual cost of sales amounts to $1'002,716.78. The company spends about $12.5 million in operating cycle investments. 
It plans to make modifications to its policies so that it can reduce its PPC by 5 days, and its EPI by one (before converting it to days). Negotiations with your supplier to extend payment terms have not been successful. With these data you have to calculate:

5) The operating cycle.
6) The cash conversion cycle.
7) Cash turnover.
8) The minimum cash balance.
9) Re-calculate the Operating Cycle, the CCE, RC and SMC by introducing the proposed changes.
10) Calculate the opportunity cost that the changes will cause, if the company's interest rate is 8%.


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CC2) La Reina de Oriente, S.A., empresa que se dedica a la venta
de embutidos, sabe que paga a sus proveedores 10 veces al año. Para
determinar el período promedio de cobranza se sabe que las ventas
anuales de la empresa fueron de $5'183,220.00, de las cuales el 70%
son a crédito y el saldo promedio de clientes es de $382,982.37, es
decir hay que calcular la rotación de cuentas por cobrar; y la edad
promedio de inventario se basa en la rotación del mismo, cuyos datos
para calcularla como la precedente son: Inventario promedio
153,192.95 y su costo de ventas anual asciende a $1'002,716.78. La
empresa gasta alrededor de $12.5 millones en inversiones del ciclo
operativo.
Planea hacer modificaciones a sus políticas de modo que logre
disminuir en 5 días su PPC, y en una vez (antes de convertirlo a días)
su EPI. Con su proveedor no han tenido éxito las negociaciones para
extender los plazos de pago. Con estos datos hay que calcular:
5) El ciclo operativo.
6) El ciclo de conversión de efectivo.
7) La rotación de caja.
8) El saldo mínimo de caja.
9) Re-calcular el Ciclo operativo, el CCE, RC y SMC
introduciendo los cambios propuestos
10) Calcular el costo de oportunidad que los cambios provoquen, si
la tasa de interés que maneja la empresa es del 8%.
Transcribed Image Text:CC2) La Reina de Oriente, S.A., empresa que se dedica a la venta de embutidos, sabe que paga a sus proveedores 10 veces al año. Para determinar el período promedio de cobranza se sabe que las ventas anuales de la empresa fueron de $5'183,220.00, de las cuales el 70% son a crédito y el saldo promedio de clientes es de $382,982.37, es decir hay que calcular la rotación de cuentas por cobrar; y la edad promedio de inventario se basa en la rotación del mismo, cuyos datos para calcularla como la precedente son: Inventario promedio 153,192.95 y su costo de ventas anual asciende a $1'002,716.78. La empresa gasta alrededor de $12.5 millones en inversiones del ciclo operativo. Planea hacer modificaciones a sus políticas de modo que logre disminuir en 5 días su PPC, y en una vez (antes de convertirlo a días) su EPI. Con su proveedor no han tenido éxito las negociaciones para extender los plazos de pago. Con estos datos hay que calcular: 5) El ciclo operativo. 6) El ciclo de conversión de efectivo. 7) La rotación de caja. 8) El saldo mínimo de caja. 9) Re-calcular el Ciclo operativo, el CCE, RC y SMC introduciendo los cambios propuestos 10) Calcular el costo de oportunidad que los cambios provoquen, si la tasa de interés que maneja la empresa es del 8%.
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