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Cash Flow Management

Working Capital Pressure: When a Business Looks Worse Than It Is

October 8, 2026 by Cameron Whinnett
Working-capital timing illustration showing cash in, a timing gap and obligations out, asking whether pressure reflects timing or a structural issue.

A business can keep trading while cash remains painfully tight. Before deciding what the pressure means, understand when money arrives, what must be paid, and whether the gap is temporary or recurring.

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