Is FCF per Share a Vastly overlooked metric or am I missing something?


I use DCF models quite a bit in valuations, and I was always under the impression that free cashflow was spare cash that could be returned to investors through dividends or buybacks.

Granted a company might be holding onto this cash for future capital spending or handling cash back for litigation toubles – but on balance the greater the cashflow per share, the better off the shareholders are.


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