Additions to Net Working Capital is a term that represents the total amount of spending allocated by a business to increase its reserves of materials, products, or capital investments. It is an important part of a business’s overall budgeting and can be assessed in various ways. Generally, Additions to Net Working Capital represent the total investment made by a business over a period of time, calculated by subtracting the end-of-period net working capital from the start-of-period net working capital. These investments serve as a safety net for businesses; when business activities slow down or stall, having a healthy reserve will help keep operations running smoothly. So remember: making smart investments today means more stable operations tomorrow!