Company audits

Increasing savings and reducing labour intensity in the area of standardisation. Industry: railways Project objective: process improvement and savings Areas: logistics, purchasing, finance, production, R&D Duration: two weeks Number of people in the project: 5 Estimated project results PLN 1 million reduction in the value of the warehouse 168 hours less per month for administration PLN 3 million savings...

In previous posts, we have described issues related to defining liquidity, its indicators, the consequences of losing it and ways to regain liquidity. In the last entry of the series, we will suggest how to maintain financial liquidity in a company.

In previous posts of the series on liquidity in a company, we have written about liquidity ratios and methods of determining liquidity. This time we will focus on the consequences of losing liquidity.

In our previous post entitled. „Liquidity in a company - how to determine it?” we pointed out why liquidity in a company is important and how it can be assessed. In this article, we will take a closer look at the various financial ratios.

The basis of a company's long-term operation is to achieve and maintain its liquidity. How do you determine whether a company is liquid?

The audit of companies should be carried out by an independent auditor. Only then will the assessment and subsequent documentation and new strategy be prepared objectively. Business audits can have different objectives and end results. What is a business audit, what types of audits are there and what benefits do they offer? Business audit - what does it involve?