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Working Capital Turnover Ratio Calculator — result sheet
Calculate revenue generated per average working-capital unit from beginning and ending current-asset and current-liability balances.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: Working capital = current assets − current liabilities; turnover = revenue ÷ average(beginning working capital, ending working capital).
This ratio links a period's revenue with the average amount of working capital tied up at its beginning and end. The page exposes both endpoint balances and the average, so users can distinguish the turnover calculation from current ratio, inventory turnover, or the broader cash conversion cycle.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- Revenue for the period — currency units; minimum 1.0E-6; maximum 1.0E+18
- Beginning current assets — currency units; minimum 0; maximum 1.0E+18
- Beginning current liabilities — currency units; minimum 0; maximum 1.0E+18
- Ending current assets — currency units; minimum 0; maximum 1.0E+18
- Ending current liabilities — currency units; minimum 0; maximum 1.0E+18
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Revenue for the period | 1000000 |
| Beginning current assets | 350000 |
| Beginning current liabilities | 220000 |
| Ending current assets | 400000 |
| Ending current liabilities | 250000 |
Beginning working capital is 130,000, ending working capital is 150,000, and turnover is about 7.1429 times.
Assumptions and limits
- Current assets and current liabilities are classified consistently at both measurement dates.
- Average working capital is the simple average of beginning and ending balances; interim seasonality is not estimated.
- Revenue and balances use consistent currency units and comparable periods; the result is an analysis ratio, not a liquidity guarantee.
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