What are cash flow operations?

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Operating Cash Flow (OCF) is a proportion of the measure of money produced by an organization’s typical business activities. Working income demonstrates whether an organization can produce adequate positive income to keep up with and develop its activities, any other way, it might require outer financing for a capital extension.

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