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Capital & Cash FlowSunday EditionAugust 23, 2026 9 min

Inventory Velocity and the Q4 Credit Squeeze for Mid-Market Operators

Analysis of shifting capital costs and inventory management strategies required for the 2026 peak season as debt service obligations tighten across service sectors.

Investing, working capital, runway, and the math behind both.

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