Industry
The deposit patterns, seasonality and timing that decide how a Canadian manufacturing file is read.
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Raw-material purchases, purchase orders and 30 to 60-day receivables make manufacturing a cash-flow-timing business.
A Mississauga manufacturer with $150,000 a month in deposits takes $70,000 at 1.22 to buy materials for a large order, repaying $85,400 weekly over about 24 weeks.
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Receivable cycles and customer concentration, then purchase-order timing against material costs.
Most often: raw materials ahead of a large order; tooling and equipment; expanding shifts or staff; bridging slow-paying customers.
The review reads the same things in every trade. What changes is the rhythm: raw-material purchases, purchase orders and 30 to 60-day receivables make manufacturing a cash-flow-timing business.
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