Effect of Working Capital Management on the Financial Performance of Listed Manufacturing Films in Nigeria (Record no. 5962)

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Author OMONIGHO, Edafe Michael
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Title Effect of Working Capital Management on the Financial Performance of Listed Manufacturing Films in Nigeria
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Supervisor Dr. ONICHABOR, Pius
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Place of publication Ibafo
Department (College) Accounting and Finance
Date of publication 2019
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Pagination xiv,; 96p.
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Summary, etc Working Capital Management has a pivotal role to play in the performance of a business<br/>enterprise or firm. In recent years working capital management has become quite a necessity to<br/>manufacturing companies especially in Nigeria because of how it caters for both profitability and<br/>liquidity of these companies, which is actually what working capital management is all about.<br/>The study adopted a descriptive study using ex-post facto research design. The population of the<br/>study comprises of 40 listed manufacturing companies from the consumer goods sector,<br/>industrial goods sector and agricultural sector that were quoted in the Nigeria stock Exchange as<br/>at the date of the research study. A sample size of 25 manufacturing companies from the<br/>population was selected using simple random and stratified sampling technique The Data were<br/>analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics making use of Regression analysis to test the<br/>hypothesis. The findings revealed that Inventory Conversion Period, Debtors Collection Period<br/>and Cash Conversion Cycle has a negative significant effect on the financial performance of<br/>listed manufacturing firms in Nigeria with p-value of 0.006, 0.001 and 0.002 respectively. It was<br/>also discovered that Creditors Payment Period has a positive insignificant effect on financial<br/>performance of the listed manufacturing firms in Nigeria with p-value of 0.433. The study<br/>concluded that Working Capital Management has a significant effect on the financial performance of listed manufacturing firms and it was recommended that firms in the<br/>manufacturing sector should to give due relevance and attention to working capital management<br/>in order to improve their financial performance which is profitability and liquidity
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Main Subject Accounting
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