Show your complete solution. Europe Bakery is one of Spains’s largest baking needs suppliers. They usually sell on credit and on the usual terms, it takes 60 days for a customer receivable to be collected. Due to the in-demand nature of Europe Bakery’s products, it only takes 25 days to sell its supplies after being purchased from the supplier. On the other hand, they make use of a 30-day period before it pays its obligations to its suppliers. Compute for cash conversion cycle of the Europe Bakery.

Show your complete solution. Europe Bakery is one of Spains’s largest baking needs suppliers. They usually sell on credit and on the usual terms, it takes 60 days for a customer receivable to be collected. Due to the in-demand nature of Europe Bakery’s products, it only takes 25 days to sell its supplies after being purchased from the supplier. On the other hand, they make use of a 30-day period before it pays its obligations to its suppliers. Compute for cash conversion cycle of the Europe Bakery.

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