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Abstract

Obtaining an expected profitability is key to the success, sustainability and continuity of a company; this implies an adequate cash flow management through policies and controls in the processes of credit sales, collections and payments. The company AJ Ingenieros has experienced difficulties that are reflected in the negative results of profitability. This research work takes this problem after examining the external and internal situation of the company through SWOT analysis and the situation of the sector, with the aim of determining the relationship of the variables credit policies, collections and payments with profitability during the periods 2018- 2023.

The research presents a quantitative, documentary, descriptive and correlational approach, based on the information of the financial statements; the variables are analysed, using the indicators average period of accounts receivable, average period of accounts payable and return on assets; through the statistical calculations of Pearson's correlation coefficient, it was found that the variables credit, collection and payment policies are strongly and inversely related to profitability, with results of correlation coefficient of -0.873 and -0.819, close to -1.

Finally, the objectives of the research work were achieved by establishing the relationship between the variables studied, proposing recommendations to strengthen these policies with an efficient management in the control of the indicators that lead to the fulfilment of the company's financial objectives.

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Title
Relación de las políticas de créditos, cobranzas y política de pagos con la rentabilidad en una empresa de construcción de infraestructura en telecomunicaciones, periodos 2018-2023
Author
Pariona Ninanya, Gladys Ruth
Publication year
2025
Publisher
ProQuest Dissertations & Theses
ISBN
9798288811524
Source type
Dissertation or Thesis
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
3231622051
Copyright
Database copyright ProQuest LLC; ProQuest does not claim copyright in the individual underlying works.