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Free cash flow could potentially reach above $1 billion, or perhaps even $1.5 billion.
Free cash flow decreased by 21.5%, reflecting these additional investments in network expansions, higher interest rates, and a decline in EBITDA.
Free cash flow for the quarter was mainly driven by a dividend from our Chinese asset management joint venture, AIFMC.
Free cash flow is a little choppier, but the trajectory is in the right direction and the growth rate is in-line with earnings.
Free cash flow is expected to grow nearly 40.5% in the next two years to $7.5 billion while earnings & revenue is expected to grow roughly 52% and 25.5% respectively.
Source: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4642321-netflix-dividends-and-chill?source=feed_all_articles
Free cash flow is the cash generated by a company through its operations after accounting for capital expenditure on fixed assets.
Source: https://www.etftrends.com/free-cash-flow-channel/under-the-hood-of-ttac/
Free cash flow (or FCF) (excluding acquisition) also turned positive in the past year.
Free cash flow usage was $3.6 million as compared to free cash flow usage, about $3.7 million for the prior year period.
Free cash flow was $21 million in the fourth quarter.
Free cash flow was strong at $72.2 million for the quarter.
Free cash flow, we've spoken about is off showing the profitability margin, the operating margins at the various operations.
Looking to the statement of cash flow summaries on Slides 11 and 12. Free cash flow was $497 million, adjusted free cash flow, which excludes real estate investments was $510 million, representing a 40% adjusted free cash flow margin.
Transitioning to a new commission payout schedule will also impact Free cash flow for FY ‘24, as we pay both 100% of new commissions and remaining commissions from FY ‘23.