FCF Companies with sales growth

Price to free cash flow is an equity valuation metric that indicates a company's ability to continue operating. It is calculated by dividing its market capitalization by free cash flow values. Relative to competitor businesses, a lower value for price to free cash flow indicates that the company is undervalued and its stock is relatively cheap. Relative to competitor businesses, a higher value for price to free cash flow indicates a company's stock is overvalued. The price to free cash flow ratio can be used to compare a company's stock value to its cash management practices over time.

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S.No. Name CMP Rs. P/E Mar Cap Rs.Cr. Div Yld % NP Qtr Rs.Cr. Qtr Profit Var % Sales Qtr Rs.Cr. Qtr Sales Var % ROCE % Sales Rs.Cr. CMP / OCF Sales Var 5Yrs %
1. Waaree Renewab. 1133.2033.4511813.220.09116.35117.22774.7847.7382.312214.9039.01208.91
2. TCS 3028.3021.791095665.441.9812131.008.5465799.002.4064.63257688.0022.4010.22
3. Tata Elxsi 5407.5050.2333685.351.39154.82-32.52918.10-3.8736.263657.7141.4918.29

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Market capitalization > 500 AND Price to earning < 15 AND Return on capital employed > 22%