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Debtor days and inventory days across covered NZX companies, showing where cash is tied up in receivables or stock.
Last updated 3 June 2026
Inventory-day movement where companies disclose enough detail; values above 1,000 days are omitted from the chart.
Largest latest working-capital absorption or release across companies with enough history. Positive values are working-capital build; negative values are release.
Source: latest published result per company in the current Annolyse coverage set.
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Working-capital pressure is one of the fastest ways for an earnings result to become a cash-quality problem. High combined debtor and inventory days are not automatically bad, but rising days explain why some companies report acceptable earnings while operating cash flow weakens.
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