Operating cash flow: related pages

Capital expenditure
An abbreviation of capital expenditure. The amount spent on buying fixed assets, other than as a part of an acquisition.
Cash conversion
The cash conversion rate measures the proportion of profits that are converted to actual cash flow: cashflow ÷ profits.
Cash flow
The amount of cash a company actually receives or pays. There are several measures in common use.
Cash flow per share
The cash flow generated per share: cash flow ÷number of shares in issue.
Cash interest cover
Operating cash flow ÷ interest paid. A measure of a company's ability to meet interest payments.
CROIC
A measure of cash returns (as opposed to accounting profit) relative to total capital investment (as opposed to accounting assets) made in a business.
Debtor days
(Trade debtors ÷ sales) × 365. The average time debtors take to pay.
EBITDA
Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation.
Free cash flow
How much money a company could pay shareholders out of profits without expanding, but without running down its existing operations either.
Operating cash flow ratio
Operating cash flow ÷ current liabilities; a measure a company's ability to pay its short term liabilities.
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