Working-capital assessment — turnover and MPBF methods

Banks assess cash-credit limits by the turnover method for smaller units (20% of projected annual sales as working capital, 5% margin) and by the MPBF method for larger ones (holding periods of stock, debtors and creditors). This tool computes both and shows the limit the bank is likely to sanction.

Frequently asked

What is the turnover method?

Working capital is taken as 25% of projected turnover; the bank finances 20% and the borrower brings 5% as margin. Used for MSE limits up to ₹5 crore (varies by bank).

What holding periods are reasonable?

Raw material 1–2 months, finished goods 0.5–1 month, debtors 1–2 months and creditors 1 month are common for trading and light manufacturing; the bank compares them with industry norms.

What is drawing power?

The amount you can actually draw within the sanctioned limit, computed monthly from the stock and book-debt statement after margins.

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