UFCF
Unlevered Free Cash Flow (UFCF) is the cash flow of a company prior to taking into account the interest payments. UFCF may be documented in the financial statements of the company. It tells the amount of cash is on hand that is allowed to be used as payment for operations before deducting other financial obligations a company may have. To formula to get the unlevered free cash flow is as follows:
Unlevered Free Cash Flow = EBITDA - CAPEX - Working Capital - Taxes
The gap between leveraged and unleveraged cash flow is directly proportional to the amount of unobligated cash the company on hand. Therefore, if there is a smaller gap between the leveraged and unleveraged, it is more likely than not that the company may encounter problems for inadequate revenues.
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