Formula
to calculate cash flow coverage ratio:
Cash
Flow Coverage Ratio = net income + depreciation and amortization/total
debt payments.
Cash
flow coverage ratio definition and explanation:
The cash flow coverage ratio indicates the ability to make
interest and principal payments as they become due.
A cash flow coverage ratio of less than one indicates
bankruptcy within two years.
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The cash flow coverage ratio is listed in our cash
flow ratios.
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