Profit va FCF15 Jul 2025 09:25
Profit and free cash flow are both important financial metrics, but they represent different aspects of a company's financial health. Profit, also known as net income, is the financial performance of a company over a period, reflecting revenue minus expenses. Free cash flow (FCF), on the other hand, represents the cash a company generates after accounting for all operating expenses and capital expenditures. Essentially, profit is an accounting measure, while free cash flow is a measure of cash availability.
Free cash flow is what matters in this type of company hence why directors are always pointing at not only EBITDA but adjusted EBITDA which is ridiculous. All that revenue and no cash to show for it. No USP and in a crowded competitive sector. I don't think things end well for audiboom unless their is a rapid improvement. Maybe that will happen who knows but I don't gamble so ill keep watching and analysing before committing any hard earned cash here. Currently its just a gamble