The article explains the concept of net cash flow (NFC) as a key financial indicator used by companies to assess their actual cash position over a specific period.
The article elaborates on the importance of net cash flow (NFC) as a financial metric that companies use to determine their actual cash availability rather than relying solely on accounting profits. It simplifies NFC as a report that reflects the real money inflow and outflow within a defined timeframe. A positive net cash flow indicates that a company has received more cash than it has spent, while a negative net cash flow reflects the opposite.
