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Working Capital / Cash Credit

Revolving credit lines to manage day-to-day operational cash flow, raw materials, and receivables.

Working Capital / Cash Credit
About Working Capital / Cash Credit
Industrial Loan

What is a Working Capital / Cash Credit?

Working Capital facilities — primarily Cash Credit (CC), Overdraft (OD), and Short-Term Loans — fund your day-to-day business operations: raw material purchases, salary payments, and bridging the gap between receivables and payables. Interest is charged only on the amount utilized, making it efficient for cyclical businesses.

Who is Eligible?

  • Existing businesses with 1+ years of operations
  • Turnover-based eligibility (typically 20–25% of annual turnover)
  • Manufacturing, trading, and service businesses
  • Acceptable credit score and track record

Key Benefits

  • Revolving credit — draw, repay, redraw
  • Interest charged only on utilized balance
  • Linked to debtors, stock, and work-in-progress
  • Available as Cash Credit, Overdraft, or Short-Term Demand Loan
  • Annual renewal with enhanced limits basis growth

Documents Required

Stock and debtor statements
GST returns (12 months)
3 years audited financials
Bank statements
Projected balance sheet and P&L
Existing loan sanction letters

Step-by-Step Process

1

Working Capital Assessment

We compute your operating cycle and working capital gap.

2

Limit Calculation

We calculate the optimal CC/OD limit using banker-accepted methods.

3

Application

Submission to selected bank with complete documentation.

4

Inspection

Bank visits factory/premises for stock and debtor verification.

5

Limit Sanction

CC/OD account opened and limits made operational.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Cash Credit (CC) and Overdraft (OD)?

Cash Credit is a limit against stock and receivables (renewed annually), while Overdraft is typically against fixed assets or personal guarantee. Both are revolving credit — you pay interest only on the amount used.

How is my working capital limit calculated?

Banks use two main methods: the Turnover Method (25% of projected annual turnover minus margin) or the MPBF method (Maximum Permissible Bank Finance based on operating cycle and working capital gap). We prepare both to negotiate the higher limit.

Can I convert my Overdraft into a Cash Credit facility?

Yes, subject to the bank's policy and your business profile — a CC limit typically offers higher operating flexibility and is renewable annually with enhanced limits based on turnover growth.

Interested in a Working Capital / Cash Credit?

Tell us your requirement and we will assess your eligibility in 24 hours — for free.

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