Compare Ev To Operating Cash Flow Across Equities
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FI | 10.575 | 11.8471 | 16.067 | 17.9102 | 15.7349 | 18.2942 | 18.9835 | 21.3336 | 22.7733 | 28.7096 | 23.2224 | 22.1054 | 18.5001 | 20.1386 | 13.67 |
| IT | 11.6676 | 13.2875 | 15.0294 | 20.2428 | 21.8086 | 23.3169 | 23.4269 | 54.0253 | 29.5061 | 29.4509 | 18.1979 | 23.5584 | 26.7031 | 32.3522 | 18.46 |
| KD | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 7.3535 | 9.2141 | 16.7082 | (54.0601) | 7.3535 | 16.5887 | (54.0601) |
| DMRC | (16.8476) | 15.4019 | 8.5253 | 36.979 | (28.0094) | (30.3719) | (19.0316) | (19.3623) | (6.4801) | (17.2235) | (29.3593) | (24.4276) | (7.3473) | (32.6696) | (31.04) |
| DTST | 0.2874 | (22.9567) | (2.148) | 22.6391 | (13.9801) | 34.9622 | 14.0445 | 5.3169 | 4.2451 | 4.2043 | 2.5482 | (14.9874) | 14.1471 | 4.8734 | 5.12 |
| VNET | 533 | 13.7941 | 20.0169 | 153 | 30.1162 | 59.8056 | 82.5125 | 17.1738 | 10.7558 | 13.4438 | 45.5993 | 13.3035 | 6.8721 | 8.717 | 8.28 |
| EPAM | 7.2051 | 2.7685 | 12.5637 | 24.5502 | 19.3827 | 47.9886 | 17.5855 | 25.7831 | 19.9443 | 40.1922 | 34.7424 | 63.8923 | 37.2512 | 27.2479 | 20.81 |
| ACN | 5.3649 | 7.7467 | 12.4227 | 13.343 | 13.3806 | 14.6386 | 15.4801 | 16.7946 | 18.1603 | 17.9836 | 23.283 | 18.6522 | 20.818 | 23.4158 | 24.59 |
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A valuation metric comparing the company's enterprise value to its operating cash flow, indicating how many dollars of EV are generated for each dollar of operating cash flows.Generate Optimal Portfolios
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