Cash flow statement
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- July 25, 2024
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- 1.0.2
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- September 2020
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- Free
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- 1.29 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About Cash flow statement
Cash flow statement is a finance app developed by Olexandr Prodan.
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Cash flow statement is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 1.29 MB. The latest version available is 1.0.2. The last update was on July 25, 2024.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since September 2020.
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Who is interested in the cash flow statement?
Here are some people who might want to look over a cash flow statement to check the overall financial condition of business:
Small / big business owners
Entrepreneurs
Top managers (CEO, CFO)
Investors
Lenders
Vendors
If you are a CEO, you should know, whether the operating activities of the enterprise generate cash flows, sufficient to pay current liabilities.
If you are a business owner, investor or creditor, you should know, whether the company generates free cash flow in an amount, sufficient to pay loans and dividends.
If you are a CFO, you have to know, whether the company generates net cash flow in an amount, sufficient to continue the business
Vendors might also want to look at your cash flow statement. They want to make sure you will have the money to pay for the goods delivered, especially if you purchase large quantities from them.