Non-Standard Finance
Cash Flow

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Cash flow statement presents a set of outflows and inflows of cash within a company through operating, investing and financing activities. Over the last year, operating activities of Non-Standard Finance generated cash of $17,916,000, which is less than the previous year. Cash used in financing activities reached the amount of -$91,245,000 last year. Net change in cash is therefore -$81,794,000.

Cash Flow

Non-Standard Finance plc (LSE:NSF.L): Cash Flow
2016 -23.54M -234.29M 255.73M
2017 -37M -21.37M 64.11M
2018 -35.11M -5.91M 43.97M
2019 -15.92M -6.47M 22.69M
2020 83.19M -4.93M -13.49M
2021 57.76M -2.75M -18.38M
2022 17.91M -8.46M -91.24M

NSF.L Cash Flow Statement (2016 – 2022)

2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
Cash at beginning of period
114.57M77.95M14.19M13.89M10.95M5.21M7.32M
Operating activities
Net income
-27.30M-3.63M-106.88M-48.51M19.51M-2.54M-5.85M
Adjustments to reconcile net income to cash generated by operating activities:
Depreciation and amortization
3.65M6.56M7.56M10.94M11.43M9.39M11.40M
Stock-based compensation expense
034K1.14M1.18M1.15M291K0
Deferred income tax benefit 034K1.14M1.18M1.15M291K0
Changes in operating assets and liabilities:
Accounts receivable, net
0000000
Inventories
0000003K
Accounts payable
0000000
Cash generated by operating activities
17.91M57.76M83.19M-15.92M-35.11M-37M-23.54M
Investing activities
Purchases Of Investments
0000000
Investments In Property Plant And Equipment
-1.40M-2.77M-4.94M-6.53M-6.09M-5.53M-4.32M
Acquisitions Net
00000-16.44M-230.78M
Cash generated by investing activities
-8.46M-2.75M-4.93M-6.47M-5.91M-21.37M-234.29M
Financing activities
Common Stock Issued
000000172.86M
Payments for dividends
000-8.42M-7.17M-4.43M-951K
Repurchases of common stock
0000-2.10M-1.35M0
Repayments of term debt
00-15M0000
Cash used in financing activities
-91.24M-18.38M-13.49M22.69M43.97M64.11M255.73M
Net Change In Cash
-81.79M36.62M63.76M298K2.94M5.73M-2.10M
Cash at end of period
32.78M114.57M77.95M14.19M13.89M10.95M5.21M
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