What Does a High or Low Receivables Turnover Ratio Indicate?

A high receivables turnover ratio suggests efficient collection of payments, indicating strong liquidity and effective credit management practices. Conversely, a low turnover ratio may signal delays in collecting receivables, potential liquidity issues, or ineffective credit policies, requiring closer attention to collections processes and credit terms.

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