Change in Working Capital
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What is Change in Working Capital?
Change in working capital shows how a company’s short-term assets and liabilities have shifted during a period. It reflects the difference between current assets (like inventory and receivables) and current liabilities (like payables). A positive change means the company has used cash, while a negative change means it has freed up cash.
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