Formula to
calculate cash reinvestment ratio:
Cash Reinvestment
Ratio = increases in fixed assets and working capital /
(net income + depreciation).
Cash reinvestment
ratio definition and explanation:
This ratio indicates the degree to
which net income is absorbed (reinvested) in the
business.
A cash reinvestment ratio of greater
than 1:1 (100%) indicates that more cash is being use4d
in the business than being obtained.
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