Rising short-term borrowings coupled with rising receivables mean that a company is not getting cash as fast as it is spending it
Updated on: 08-Jul-2024•Rajan Gulati
Has it ever happened that you had no money left to pay off your immediate bills and had to borrow? This can be a sign that you are not handling your finances well. What if a company doesn't have enough money to pay for its short-term requirements and has to borrow? What would you think of such a company?
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