Cash Conversion Cycle is a liquidity ratio determined by three activity ratios, being DSI, DSO, and DPO. It helps determine the days in which a company can convert resources into cash flows. This is done through measuring inventory via DSI, Receivables via DSO, and Payables via DPO.
Cash Conversion Cycle = Days Sales of Inventory (DSI) +Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) - Days Payable Outstanding (DPO)
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