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A company is currently operating at 60% of its capacity producing 36,000 units during the year 2009 at the following cost price structure:
Rs. per unit
Materials
4.00
Labour
3.00
Overheads (60% variable)
Profit
2.00
Selling Price
12.00
On 31 December 2009, the company has the following Current Assets and liabilities:
Stock of Raw Materials
12,000
Stock of WIP
21,000
Stock of Finished Goods
60,000
Sundry Debtors
72,000
Sundry Creditors
18,000
Outstanding Wages
9,000
Outstanding Overheads
4,500
In the year 2010, the company wishes to operate at 80% of its capacity at the same Cost Price structure and selling price of 2009.
Calculate the additional Working Capital Requirement in the year 2010.
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