Average US company collects bills in 41 days
Fact recorded on: August 27, 2008. Categories: General.
The 1,000 largest US public companies in 2007 took 41 days on average to collect payments from their customers, up from 39.7 days a year earlier and 39.2 days in 2001, REL and CFO Magazine found.
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