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hi team in this video i want to explore the working capital adjustment process lets explore precisely how the working capital adjustment takes place in a financial model everything is just automatic but in a real world scenario humans unfortunately have to communicate so lets explore how this works the first step is to establish a target working capital its common to have the seller deliver an estimate of working capital leading up to the closing to arrive at a better approximation of working capital prior to making the post-closing adjustment so this is what the buyer and seller agree is the best estimate of working capital on the date of the transaction which is of course in the future so its highly unlikely to be very accurate and thats precisely why you need a working capital adjustment in the first place next the transaction has to close of course and on the closing date of the transaction the buyer will pay the sellers an initial purchase price which is subject to an adjustm