hi fellow losersjust been looking at the debt to cashflow on...

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    hi fellow losers

    just been looking at the debt to cashflow on this dud

    Without this capital raising gpt would probably go under

    They are going to raise $1.2 bn
    Current liabilities are $1.7bn

    net cash flow from operating activities is $367m

    the company knows they have a snow balls chance in hell of getting the banks to refinances so suckers are us.

    check it out

    Cash debt coverage ratio

    The formula for the cash debt coverage ratio is a two-step process

    1. Find the average total current liabilities

    (Total current liabilities + total current liabilities for the previous year) / 2 = average total liabilities

    2. find the cash debt coverage ratio
    Cash provided by operating activities / average total liabilities = cash debt coverage ratio

    Let’s look at a property trust – General Property Trust (GPT)
    1.
    Current liabilities (2009) = $1,746m
    Current liabilities (2008) = $1,868m
    Total = $3,614 / 2 = $1,807m

    2.
    Net cash inflows from investing activities = $367m
    $367/$1,807m
    20%
 
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