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X-Working Capital Adjustment

X-working capital adjustment refers to a negotiated modification in merger or acquisition agreements that reconciles the target company’s actual working capital against an agreed benchmark at closing. If working capital differs from the target level, the purchase price is adjusted accordingly. This mechanism protects buyers and sellers from unexpected liquidity shifts before deal completion.

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