Sources of Working Capital Use of Working Capital
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There are two fundamental principles in the management of operational funding working capital Horne, 2005: 313, namely: The
ability to earn income is inversely related to liquidity and the ability to earn profits in line with risk. Control the exact amount of working
capital will ensure the continuity of operations of the company efficiently and economically. When working capital is too large, then
the funds that are embedded in the working capital requirement exceeded, resulting in idle funds, because these funds could be used for
other purposes in order to increase profits. Targets to be achieved from working capital management is
Sawir, 2005 : 133 : a. Maximize the value of the company by managing current assets so
that the level of margin return on investment return on investment is equal to or greater than the cost of capital used to finance the
current assets, b. Minimize the cost of capital used to finance the current assets in the
long term, c. Control of the flow of funds in the current assets and the availability
of funds from debt sources so that the company can always meet its financial obligations as they fall due Sawir.2005: 133.
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