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Ostlerby Mill, 2,000 bolts

The business buys · Version 1, kept 11 November 2026 · Kept Breaks

Every figure below is read from this version as it was kept on 11 November 2026. Nothing is worked out again. Every figure on this pack is in pounds, the currency the plan is worked out in.

Ostlerby Mill, 2,000 bolts · Bank Pack · 11 November 2026

Sheet 1 of 2 · The verdict

The position

Its cash falls to £48,000 in February 2027, £27,000 below the £75,000 minimum it set.

What breaks

  • The minimum cash balance, January 2027: £7,000 past the limit.
  • The minimum cash balance, February 2027: £27,000 past the limit.
Lowest cash, February 2027
£48,000 COMPUTED
The business's minimum cash balance
£75,000 stated by the business
Months under the minimum
2 COMPUTED January and February
Peak gap below the minimum
£27,000 COMPUTED
First order
2,000 units in December 2026, costing £172,000 COMPUTED
What the plan costs
£172,000 COMPUTED The goods, plus the cost of holding the stock and of placing the orders.
Revenue
£320,000 COMPUTED

The terms of this version

A term marked assumed has not been confirmed by the business.

  • The supplier's deposit: 30% with the order stated by the business
  • The supplier is paid the rest: one month after the order is placed stated by the business
  • The customers pay: 2 months after the goods ship stated by the business
  • The duty: 0% of the delivered value, goods and freight. Read from the UK tariff on 9 November 2026: the India preference, which needs proof of origin. Other origins pay 8% READ
  • Making and shipping time: one month assumed ESTIMATED

What this version rests on

Cash at the start
£300,000 stated by the business
Fixed costs a month
£20,000 stated by the business

The business stated these figures as of 31 October 2026.

Information, not advice. Prepared by TDE from the sender's own figures.Sheet 1 of 2
This order

The business's cash is out for 70 days on this order.

The kept plan holds whole months, so each month's money is counted at mid-month.

  • Before the average payment
  • Paid, until the money is back

Days on this order, counted from the middle of the first month the business pays out DERIVED

LegDay
Money out, on average36.5
Money back, on average106.5
Cash out70

What your lender cannot see yet

Which of these sales your buyers have already ordered. Without it, the pack cannot show the share backed by an order.

If the buyer pays late

a scenario, not a forecast

Paid on time, January and February are under the £75,000 minimum, by up to £27,000.

The business's cash at each month's end if the buyer pays on time COMPUTED

MonthCash at month endAgainst the minimum
November 2026 £280,000£205,000
December 2026 £208,400£133,400
January 2027 £68,000−£7,000
February 2027 £48,000−£27,000
March 2027 £348,000£273,000
April 2027 £326,600£251,600

One month late, January, February and March are under the £75,000 minimum, by up to £47,000.

The business's cash at each month's end if the buyer pays one month late COMPUTED

MonthCash at month endAgainst the minimum
November 2026 £280,000£205,000
December 2026 £208,400£133,400
January 2027 £68,000−£7,000
February 2027 £48,000−£27,000
March 2027 £28,000−£47,000
April 2027 £326,600£251,600

Two months late, January, February, March and April are under the £75,000 minimum, by up to £68,400. £320,000 of sales money would land after the last month shown, so these months do not count it.

The business's cash at each month's end if the buyer pays two months late COMPUTED

MonthCash at month endAgainst the minimum
November 2026 £280,000£205,000
December 2026 £208,400£133,400
January 2027 £68,000−£7,000
February 2027 £48,000−£27,000
March 2027 £28,000−£47,000
April 2027 £6,600−£68,400

Three months late, January, February, March and April are under the £75,000 minimum, by up to £68,400. £320,000 of sales money would land after the last month shown, so these months do not count it.

The business's cash at each month's end if the buyer pays three months late COMPUTED

MonthCash at month endAgainst the minimum
November 2026 £280,000£205,000
December 2026 £208,400£133,400
January 2027 £68,000−£7,000
February 2027 £48,000−£27,000
March 2027 £28,000−£47,000
April 2027 £6,600−£68,400

Ostlerby Mill, 2,000 bolts · Bank Pack · 11 November 2026

Sheet 2 of 2 · The months and the workings

The months of this version

The deal's own cash is what this deal adds in the month, before fixed costs. Cash as kept is the cash path kept with the version's answer.

Each month of the kept plan: the orders, the deal's own cash, and the cash as kept COMPUTED

MonthOrdersThe deal's own cashCash as kept
November 2026No order £0 £280,000
December 20262,000 units −£51,600 £208,400
January 2027No order −£120,400 £68,000
February 2027No order £0 £48,000
March 2027No order £320,000 £348,000
April 2027No order £0 £328,000

The business's cash, month by month

The business's cash at each month's end, with the deals that are kept or running DERIVED

MonthCash at month endAgainst the minimum
November 2026 £280,000£205,000
December 2026 £208,400£133,400
January 2027 £68,000−£7,000
February 2027 £48,000−£27,000
March 2027 £348,000£273,000
April 2027 £326,600£251,600

The business's minimum cash balance £75,000 stated by the business