Forecasts are developed for: the short-term, to help treasury ensure the company has sufficient cash to meet upcoming obligations; the medium-term, to ensure access to sufficient credit lines; and the long-term, to help ensure the capital structure can support the delivery of the business strategy. Although all these forecasts are, by definition, forward-looking, the information available to develop them varies over the time horizons.

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