ABOUT THE AWARDS
The Working Capital Awards are the global benchmark for best practices and innovation in working capital management. The Awards are judged by an independent panel of experts, including many previous winners. The Working Capital Awards 2026 are free to enter and are made up of two groups : The Main Awards are open to enter for corporates, while the Special Awards are open for nominations for banks, fintechs and consultants. The Awards are now open for entries, with a deadline of Friday, 25th September, and will be presented at a celebration dinner at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam on 7th December 2026
THE JUDGES
Our distinguished panel of independent judges brings together senior treasury and finance leaders with decades of industry experience.
Every entry is assessed against clear judging criteria, recognising innovation, measurable business impact and excellence.
Their expertise and impartial approach ensure every finalist and winner has truly earned their place.
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PREVIOUS WINNERS
Behind every winning entry is a team that identified a challenge, developed an innovative solution and delivered measurable business results.
Discover how previous winners transformed forecasting, liquidity and working capital performance—and why their projects stood out to our judges.
Previous Winner Spotlight Series
Hepsiburada took home the Gold Award, recognising the most outstanding overall working capital programme. Working with Faturalab, it created a digital financing platform that gives merchants same-day funding, enables suppliers to compare real-time offers from multiple banks, and has already financed more than $1.8 billion in invoices.
Bayer transformed its global supply chain finance programme to optimise working capital while strengthening supplier relationships. Working with SAP Taulia and J.P. Morgan, it introduced a structured global programme that combines rapid supplier onboarding, real-time performance tracking and local market expertise.
