OCF vs Cash flow from operation

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Operating Cash Flow: A measure of the amount of cash generated by a company's normal business

operations. (Not necessarily received)

Cash flow from operating activities: cash inflow and outflow due to operating activities. (Physical cash flow

indeed)

Cash Flow from Operating Activities = Net income + Noncash Expenses + Changes in Working Capital

Operating Cash Flow = EBIT*(1- t) + Depreciation [Bottom up]

= (Rev-COGS-Operating expenses)*(1-t) + DEP*t [Top Down]

= Net Income + interest * t + Depreciation

Sales

- Expenses

- Depreciation

= EBIT

- EBIT*Tax rate

+ Depreciation

= Operating Cash Flow