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Non-operating working capital (See Chapter 4 of the Vernimmen)
Non-operating working capital is due to the timing differences between purchase and payment for capital expenditures, for non-recurrent items, etc. In practice, non-operating working capital is a catch-all category for items that cannot be classified anywhere else. It includes amounts due on fixed assets, dividends to be paid, extraordinary items, etc.
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