Fordson has the following financial information for FY 2023 (in thousands): Operating revenue Salary expense Depreciation expense All other operating expenses Tax expense (20% tax rate) Net Income Expected working capital increase of Capital expenditure What is free cash flow? O420 720 O 820 O 1120 O Cannot be calculated 4000 1000 400 1200 280 1120 300 400

Fordson has the following financial information for FY 2023 (in thousands): Operating revenue Salary expense Depreciation expense All other operating expenses Tax expense (20% tax rate) Net Income Expected working capital increase of Capital expenditure What is free cash flow? O420 720 O 820 O 1120 O Cannot be calculated 4000 1000 400 1200 280 1120 300 400

Intermediate Financial Management (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Eugene F. Brigham, Phillip R. Daves

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Chapter6: Accounting For Financial Management

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