Otherwise they should return
the excess cash from their operations to their shareholders to allow them to maximize their returns by reinvesting in other companies that have profitable projects.
Not exact matches
Future acquisitions could require substantial additional capital in
excess of
cash from operations.
I understand the idea of deducting the
excess cash because it could be used to immediately reduce the debt and boost the equity value but... On one hand it seems logical to avoid deducting the
cash that is not available for distribution (i.e. couldn't be extracted
from the
operations), on the other hand that is exactly the part of the
cash that is less likely to bear interests.
New Leaf Community Markets — New Orleans, LA Food Service Assistant Manager, 11/2009 t 9/2014 • Helped in managing all aspects of food and beverage dining
operations • Participated in planning and implementing department programs • Made recommendations to improve department
operations • Provided additional
cash for
cash registers and removed
excess cash from registers to safe