Formula
to calculate capital acquisition ratio:
Capital
Acquisition Ratio = (cash flow from operations -
dividends) / cash paid for acquisitions.
Capital
acquisition ratio definition and explanation:
The
capital acquisition ratio reflects the company's ability
finance capital expenditures from internal
sources.
A ratio
of less than 1:1 (100 %) indicates that capital
acquisitions are draining more cash from the business
than it is generating.
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