Sentences with phrase «free cash flow payout ratio»

The first is that management has taken a disciplined approach to maintaining a moderate and safe free cash flow payout ratio.

The company's score is helped by its relatively low free cash flow payout ratio, which sits at 52 % over the last four quarters.

Roche's free cash flow payout ratio is in strong shape.

The current EPS payout ratio is 28.4 while the free cash flow payout ratio is 24.1, indicating that GLW can easily cover the current dividend and has plenty of room for dividend growth in the future.

While the free cash flow payout ratio has ranged from 29.6 % to 136.0 %.

HRL sports a free cash flow payout ratio of about 29 %, which is incredibly low and conservative.

KO has long targeted a free cash flow payout ratio in the 55 % -65 % range, and it continues to deliver on that target.

We can see this dynamic by comparing the free cash flow payout ratios of a few different consumer staple companies to cyclical businesses and companies with large investment opportunities.

While I mentioned above my concern about the free cash flow payout ratio, it's important to note that over the last 5 and 10 year period Hershey's has a running positive free cash flow balance after accounting for paying the dividend.

Coke's EPS payout ratio is 78 % and its free cash flow payout ratio is 71 % over the trailing 12 months.

• Debt load • Interest coverage • Industry cyclicality • Return on invested capital • Free cash flow generation • Profitability • Earnings and free cash flow payout ratios • Business model quality • Performance during recessions • Dividend longevity • Near - term sales growth • Near - term earnings growth