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Look at BFL net cash flow generated from operations for six months ended for group & company comparing with 2014 year. There is a huge leap from negative to positive level recording cash flow generated per share of Rs.19.83 & Rs.15.8 respectively. This highlights the net cash generated per share that BFL had produced on per share basis. Even much debated unrealized negative goodwill has taken into account by the system of cash flow.
Analysts prefer & more weight given on net cash flow generated per share over earnings per share (EPS) in valuing the strength of any company. The reason is EPS could be manipulated by accounting gimmicks (window dressing) whereas cash is more difficult alter.
It is the strength shown in liquidity level where BFL is capable of meeting short term obligation, operational expenses & future expansions as well. This is a good sign of future growth of BFL provided management could continue good performance in next half of financial year, share value would be much appreciated by mid of year 2016.
Good luck for poultry enthusiasts.
Analysts prefer & more weight given on net cash flow generated per share over earnings per share (EPS) in valuing the strength of any company. The reason is EPS could be manipulated by accounting gimmicks (window dressing) whereas cash is more difficult alter.
It is the strength shown in liquidity level where BFL is capable of meeting short term obligation, operational expenses & future expansions as well. This is a good sign of future growth of BFL provided management could continue good performance in next half of financial year, share value would be much appreciated by mid of year 2016.
Good luck for poultry enthusiasts.
