The phrase 'cash flow return' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in business and finance contexts when talking about the amount of financial gain or loss associated with an investment of money. For example: "We calculated the cash flow return of the investment and found that it was a very profitable venture".
Cash flow return on investment (CFROI).
To calculate the sample median pretax operating cash flow return for years –5 to –1, we first computed the median return in these years for each sample firm.
Cash flow return on investment, he maintains, is a much more useful measure of performance.His executive students seem to be cut from the same cloth.
At 20.2 times 2014 estimated PE, Aggreko still trades above its average multiple and this does not, in our view, reflect slowing growth, falling margins and lower cash flow return on investment.
A popular one is "cash flow return on investment" (CFROI), which is promoted by both BCG and HOLT Value Associates, a Chicago firm that advises fund managers and firms on questions of valuation.
Mr. Van Clieaf pointed to the Eaton Corporation, a maker of engineered products, which bases its incentive pay in part on the cash flow return the company generates on its capital.
When the post-takeover cash flow returns are ranked for all fifty sample transactions, ten of the fourteen strategic takeovers are in the top half of the sample; only four of the twelve financial takeovers are in the top half of the sample.
Cheng is probably getting average cash flow returns of at least 20% a year on the capital he has tied up in the project.
The issue is straightforward: How do I infer value from such numbers as earnings, book value, cash flows, return on equity, and return on assets?
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]—I am surprised that instead of describing methods actually used to value companies (August 2nd), you focus on two methods, "economic value-added" (EVA) and "cash-flow return on investment" (CFROI), that are rarely used in this way.
Oui, the wine, from fruit picked six weeks earlier, is raced to market for quick cash-flow returns.
