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postnew [5]
3 years ago
10

O ciclo operacional é a base para se calcular o ciclo financeiro que corresponde ao intervalo de tempo entre os eventos financei

ros do ciclo operacional. Uma empresa com ciclo operacional de 45 dias compra sua matéria-prima com prazo de pagamento de 15 dias e depois de um tempo de fabricação e estocagem de 10 dias vende o seu produto acabado com prazo para pagamento de 20 dias. Destaque a alternativa que expresse o ciclo financeiro correto dessa empresa.
Business
1 answer:
frozen [14]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

d) 15 dias

Explanation:

O Ciclo Financeiro, ou Ciclo de Caixa, é o tempo entre a saída de pagamentos (no caso fornecedores) e a entrada de recebimentos (vendas por exemplo).

Digamos que estamos em janeiro, começando o ano. A empresa em questão compra sua matéria prima no dia 1 com prazo de pagamento de 15 (pagar dia 15 de janeiro).

A empresa leva 10 dias para fabricar o produto final, o vendendo no dia 10 de janeiro. Ela vende, porém, recebendo somente 20 dias depois, dia 30 de janeiro.

Ela tem que pagar o fornecedor dia 15 de janeiro e recebe pela venda 30 de janeiro.  

Assim, a empresa tem 15 dias entre ter que pagar pela matéria prima e receber pela venda do produto proveniente da mesma, constituindo assim o ciclo financeiro de 15 dias.  

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