Nicolas Boucher
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The 3 Cash Flow Activities1. Operating Activities📄 Definition:The most common source of cash for a company.It involves buying and selling of inventory, receipts from debtors, payments to creditors and the payment of expenses.➕ Cash inflows:Money received from salesCommission and FeesMoney received from other incomesRoyaltiesSubventions➖ Cash outflows:Money paid for inventoriesMoney paid for expensesMoney paid for taxPayment to creditorsPayment of wages2. Investing Activities📄 Definition:Cash changes as a result of buying and selling / tangible fixed assets and any changes in investments.i.e Investing in shares from other companies.➕ Cash inflows:Money received from the sale of assetsFixed deposits maturingSale of InvestmentInterest receivedDividend received➖ Cash outflows:Acquisition of CAPEXBuying propertiesInvesting in fixed depositsPurchase of Investments3. Financing Activities📄 Definition:Cash changes as a result of obtaining financing and paying off loans/issuing of shares.➕ Cash inflows:Money received from issuing sharesMoney received from obtaining loans➖ Cash outflows:Money used for repaying loansCompany's stock repurchaseCash dividend👉 Did I miss any example?-----------------------------------------🤖 Don’t let robots take over your job.Instead, leverage AI to boost your career and become irreplaceable.How? Start learning ChatGPT for Finance today.https://lnkd.in/e8RGdYsK🚀 Wanna move to FP&A? Get my course to boost your career.https://lnkd.in/eGfmQFq7📚 Get my guide "50 interviews questions and answers for Finance jobs"https://lnkd.in/dMJTKcMW📊 Master Powerpoint to be more productive and impress your boss.Get the only Powerpoint guide for Finance Professionals.https://lnkd.in/ehrKB4nk ✉️ Subscribe to my weekly newsletter.Get free finance insights directly in your inbox.https://lnkd.in/exW973sp🐦 Follow me on Twitter:https://lnkd.in/e_XX5rwb
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Andrea Pittorra
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Even a kid can understand it in this way. Nice post Nicolas
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Abdullah AlRamadi
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“You have provided a comprehensive overview of the three types of cash flow activities, and your examples are very informative. However, it's worth noting that cash flow activities may vary across different industries and companies. For instance, some companies may have significant cash inflows from royalties or licensing fees, while others may have more cash outflows related to research and development. It's important for companies to understand their unique cash flow activities and monitor them closely to ensure they have enough cash to meet their obligations and pursue growth opportunities. Overall, your post provides a helpful overview of the three types of cash flow activities and their respective cash inflows and outflows.”
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Arshad Khan
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Cashflow is the backbone of every organization, and it requires proper analysis, Nicolas Boucher
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Syeda Batool Zehra Zaidi
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A cash flow statement is a financial statement that summarizes the movement of cash and cash equivalents (CCE) that come in and go out of a company. It tells you how much cash is entering and leaving your business in a given period
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Great breakdown of cash flow activities. Any tips for evaluating financing activities when analyzing a company's financial statements?
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Very useful share... thanks
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Mansi Patel
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Great breakdown of the 3 cash flow activities! It's important to understand how each activity impacts a company's financial health. Thank you for sharing!
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Masrufa Tasnim
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Very insightful post! It's important to understand the different cash flow activities that impact a company's financial health. Thanks for sharing.
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