guys, the term fee cash flow has a very explicit meaning. Free Cash flow is what’s left after paying all expenses and capex, which would likely already incorporate interest costs on loans funded and leasing fees on financed machines through equity partners. Free cash flow is free cash flow.
not investment advice. Do your own research, etc etc…
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