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• But the deal would immediately improve cash flow per share, he said.
• It generated $ 1 . 18 of cash flow per share in 1996.
• It generated $ 1.18 of cash flow per share in 1996.
• It would increase discretionary cash flow per share by 45 percent, Messman said.
• The properties will boost earnings per share and cash flow per share, the company said.
• Telefonica expects the deal to add to cash flow per share, in addition to earnings.
• The acquisitions and investments will be benefit the company's earnings and cash flow per share, Brookfield said.
• Cash flow per share predicted to go from $ 1.40 in 1997 to $ 4.10 in 1998.
• Vivendi expects the deal to add to its cash flow per share, a common financial yardstick for media companies.
• Cash flow per share predicted to go from $ 1 . 40 in 1997 to $ 4 . 10 in 1998.
• Choquette also said the company's goal is to increase cash flow per share by an average of 15 percent a year.
• He said the deal, intended to close by year-end, would slightly diminish Hearst-Argyle's cash flow per share, a commonly used earnings measure, in 1999.
• It also would increase Apache's fourth-quarter cash flow per share about 8 cents, and its 1998 cash flow an estimated 35 to 45 cents, he said.
• For every option that is exercised, Blodget adds the exercise price to " cash flow " and finds that the cash flow per share has risen.
• Cash flow per share will begin to increase in the year 2000, " and looking to the long-term benefit of the deal, it's extraordinary, " he said.
• Hoskins judges the ADRs cheapness by the ratio of its stock price to the amount of cash flow per share, a measure often used in analyzing foreign companies.
• Some analysts believe a stock price-to-cash flow ratio ( stock price / cash flow per share ) is a better measure of value than the traditional price / earnings ratio.
• The acquisition will increase Forcenergy's discretionary cash flow per share 6 to 7 percent on a pro-forma basis for 1997 and will have no impact on earnings per share, Porter said.
• Most importantly, after tax cash flow per share during the first quarter of 2001 has grown at a compounded annual growth rate of 19 percent since the first quarter of 1999.
• The analysts expect Denver-based Basin to earn 60 cents a share instead of 58 cents in 1998, and also raised 1998 cash flow per share estimates to $ 2.13 from $ 1.92.