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Operating cash flow ÷ interest paid. A measure of a company's ability to meet interest payments.

How many times over an year's dividend could have been paid out of the year's profits.

How long, on average a company takes to pay its creditors: ((trade creditors ÷annual purchases) ×365.

Operating cash flow ÷ current liabilities; a measure a company's ability to pay its short term liabilities.

The Altman z-score is a measure of a company's financial strength that uses a weighted sum of several factors.