My company is profitable. Do I need to be concerned about cash flow?
“Cash is king”, a phrase often used since the 2008 financial crisis, is still relevant for any business today. Without sufficient access to it for wages, accounts receivables, inventory equipment and loan commitments, even a profitable company can become insolvent. It enables you to meet your existing financial obligations as well as plan for the future.
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