Title: Net Working Capital: What Is It?
Headings: 
What Is Net Working Capital?
How to Calculate Net Working Capital
What Is Net Working Capital?
How Do You Calculate Net Working Capital?
How Net Working Capital Works
What Affects Net Working Capital?
Increasing Net Working Capital
The Current Ratio
Limitations of Net Working Capital
Key Takeaways
Article Sources

Content: Cash management and the management of operating liquidity is important for the survival of the business. A firm can make a profit, but if it has a problem keeping enough cash on hand, it won't survive. A business owner should use all the financial metrics and measures available to continually manage liquidity and cash availability. Increasing Net Working Capital
If your business has difficulty meeting its financial obligations and needs more net working capital, there are a few strategies that can help free up cash and increase working capital. Sell long-term assets: If your business has long-term assets such as buildings or equipment, consider selling off unused equipment or subleasing unused building space. This will boost cash, which is a current asset, so your net working capital will increase. Some companies sell their own commercial buildings to generate cash and subsequently lease the facilities back from the new owner at a payment that fits within their budget—this allows them to focus cash on other areas of the business. Increase the speed of inventory turnover: Holding months’ worth of inventory ties up cash.