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Supply Chain Finance What is in it for Procurement? Lauri Holländer Tapani Oksala

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Supply Chain FinanceWhat is in it for Procurement?Lauri HolländerTapani Oksala

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presenters

Lauri Holländer

TapaniOksala

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Why are companies extending payment terms?

How do the payment terms impact performance?

What is in it for Procurement?

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CFO

CPOProcurement strategy

Supply base

Suppliers

Systems

Resources

Strategic

In-direct

Cost savings

Agreements

Prices

Payment terms

Accounting

Treasury

Reporting

Working capitalControlling

Cash management

Investments

Financial information

Banks

Risk management

Funding

Administration

Strategy

Development

ControlsPlanning

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Working Capital

Capital needed for the day-to-day operations of a company

PayablesReceivablesInventory

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Month 1 Month 2 Month 3

Invoice: 30 days netInvoice: 30 days net

Invoice: 30 days net

Month 1 Month 2 Month 3

Invoices with 90 days net

Trade payables = X

Trade payables = 3X

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Payment Term Extension: Business CaseCurrent Payment Term:Current Trade Payables:

Future Payment Term:Future Trade Payables:

30 days200 MEUR

60 days400 MEUR

Change in Trade payables: +200 MEUR Weighted Average Cost of Capital: 8 % p.a.

Change in Employed Capital: -200 MEUR WACC-based value of the change: 16 MEUR

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Why are companies extending payment terms?

Improved Cash Flow

Enhanced Balance SheetIncrease in Trade PayablesReduction in Net Working Capital

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Why are companies extending payment terms?

How do the payment terms impact performance?

What is in it for Procurement?

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Outstanding Payables:Outstanding Receivables:

xx days

Buyer’s Payables:Supplier’s Receivables:

Buyer’s Payables:Supplier with Financing:

Payment term extension

Funder

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Supply Chain Finance = Buyer-driven arrangement

Approved Payables Financing

Form of Receivables Financing

Reverse FactoringDynamic Discounting

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How do the payment terms impact performance?Long purchase payment terms are beneficial

Short sales payment terms are beneficial

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Why are companies extending payment terms?

How do the payment terms impact performance?

What is in it for Procurement?

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CPO – value driversearly supplier relationship maturity level“how can I ensure my new, innovative suppliers are onboard”

Key Levers

• Savings• Reduced supplier (supply chain) risk• Social responsibility & Innovations

Enabling solution• Dynamic Discounting (supply chain risk & savings)

Value for supplier

• Secure cash flow with early payments• More transparent sales receivables process• Become part of the buyer ecosystem

Supplier Relationship Maturity I (1-2 years of cooperation)

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CPO – value driversevolved supplier relationship maturity level“how to take most out of my established supplier network”

Key Levers

• Contract renewal • Cost avoidance• Automation through effective process / tools

Supplier Relationship Maturity II (3-5 years of cooperation)

Enabling solution• Reverse Factoring (extend payment terms, cost avoidance)

Value for supplier

• Remove personal collaterals• Cost of money for flexible daily operations• Preferred partner status within the buying

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CPO – value drivershigh supplier relationship maturity level“ something new for my loyal, value adding suppliers”

Key Levers

• Contribute to company’s financial goals• Tool for negotiating with supplier• Revised supplier base

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Supplier Relationship Maturity III(3-5 years of cooperation)

Enabling solution• Supply Chain Financing (working capital)• Dynamic Discounting (cost savings)

Value for supplier

• Access to cash (sales receivables)• Low cost funding for operations and

innovations• Partnership status with the buyer

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Measuring the success

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Supplier Relationship Maturity I

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Supplier Relationship Maturity II

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Supplier Relationship Maturity III

Cost savingsOn time delivery

Spend consolidation

Released working capitalAverage payment time

Cost Savings

DPO improvementValue add through suppliers

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Sell More Pay SmarterBuy Easier