Operating Cash Flow Ratio Calculator
Result
Operating Cash Flow Ratio 0.70
Interpretation Operating cash covers only part of current liabilities
The Operating Cash Flow Ratio Calculator measures how well cash generated from operations covers current liabilities. Enter operating cash flow and current liabilities to get the ratio.
Formula
Operating Cash Flow Ratio = Operating Cash Flow ÷ Current Liabilities
- A ratio above 1.0 means operations alone can cover short-term obligations.
- It uses actual cash flow rather than accrual earnings.
Rs 700,000 operating cash flow, Rs 1,000,000 current liabilities
Inputs
- Operating Cash Flow: 700000 Rs
- Current Liabilities: 1000000 Rs
700,000 ÷ 1,000,000 = 0.70, covering 70% of current liabilities from operations.
Frequently asked questions
Why use cash flow instead of profit?
Cash flow reflects real liquidity. A profitable company can still fail if it cannot generate enough cash to pay bills.