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Dec 27, 2023
Understanding Free Cash Flow & why does it matter.

It’s necessary for managing debt, planning growth capital expenditure (CapEx), deciding on capital distribution, ensuring the long-term survival of a business and so much more.

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What is Free Cash Flow (FCF)?

The cash left over after a company pays for its everyday operating expenses and capital expenditures (CapEx).

The company can use these funds however it wants.

Types of Free Cash Flow

1️⃣ FCFE - Free Cash Flow to Equity

Calculates the cash available to be returned to equity shareholders, either in the form of dividends or as cash buybacks, after all expenses, reinvestment, and debt payments.
📌 It is a measure of equity capital usage.

2️⃣ FCFF - Free Cash Flow to Firm

Calculates the cash available to all stakeholders (both debt and equity holders), after covering depreciation expenses, taxes, working capital and investments.
📌 Important for evaluating the ability of a company to pay off debt and distribute dividends.

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How to calculate?

FCF = Operating cash – Capital expenditure

FCFE = Cash Flow generated from Operating Activities – Capital Expenditure

FCFF = Net Income + Non-cash charges + [Interest x (1-Tax Rate)] -

Why is FCF important and what does it tell you?

- Shows how efficient a company is at generating cash.
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1. Check your Credit Report

One of the important things that you must do to improve your credit score is check your credit report.

Doing this will help you in identifying errors in your report. If you find mistakes in your report, you must get it rectified immediately.

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Your repayment of outstanding debt can have a significant impact on your credit score.

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1. Stocks to Riches - Parag Parikh

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The book covers not only the fundamentals but also behavioral biases that investors may suffer.

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1. PGIM India Midcap Opportunities Fund

It has given 3-yr annualized returns of 31.65%, against 17.29% provided by the benchmark. It gave 5-yr annualized returns of 19.26% against 9.05% provided by the benchmark.

It has AUM of ₹7617 Cr & does not have a lock-in period.

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