Also I was only looking
at immediate cash flow in the next year or two and didn't factor in the future debt repayments.
Make sure you have factored long - range developments in along with looking
at the immediate cash flow impact.
Not exact matches
Accounts receivable funding also known as factoring is the sale of invoices
at a discount to generate
immediate and dependable
cash flow without borrowing, giving up control of your business, or creating debts.
Here's one potential 5 year share price trajectory: Assume an
immediate tender offer (
at say, a 30 % premium), with all subsequent free
cash flow utilised for ongoing share buybacks, and no change in the current 0.6 P / S multiple: