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Capital Work in Progress (CWIP)

Capital work in progress represents assets that are still under construction or not yet ready for use. These costs are recorded separately until the asset becomes operational, after which they are capitalised. CWIP helps track ongoing investments and ensures accurate financial reporting without prematurely recognising depreciation.

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