Levered Free Cash Flow in Financial Accounting Formulas

Levered Free Cash Flow is a measure of the cash available to the company’s equity holders after paying interest on debt and making necessary capital expenditures. And is denoted by LFCF.

Formulas to find Levered Free Cash Flow in Financial Accounting

fxLevered Free Cash FlowGo

List of variables in Financial Accounting formulas

fx Net Income Go

fx Depreciation and Amortization Go

fx Change in Net Working Capital Go

fx Capital Expenditure Go

fx Net Borrowing Go

FAQ

What is the Levered Free Cash Flow?

Levered Free Cash Flow is a measure of the cash available to the company’s equity holders after paying interest on debt and making necessary capital expenditures.

Can the Levered Free Cash Flow be negative?

{YesorNo}, the Levered Free Cash Flow, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.

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