Compare Ev To Free Cash Flow Across Equities
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRL | 6.3268 | 6.6714 | (4.5685) | 176 | (17.5582) | (2.8647) | 2.8707 | (28.5358) | (5.5392) | (15.534) | (2.7622) | (20.0794) | 4.4505 | 3.4843 | 3.66 |
| DFIN | 8.3067 | 8.3067 | 8.3067 | 8.3067 | 8.3067 | 8.2751 | 16.2901 | 16.5317 | 27.0416 | 71.5182 | 6.523 | 12.3892 | 14.2721 | 31.4299 | 17.01 |
| OPY | (6.3092) | 4.4001 | (36.3257) | (78.8846) | 16.2205 | (42.347) | (12.4374) | (58.2766) | 6.2709 | 13.517 | (23.3515) | 5.8792 | 24.4004 | (28.1144) | (26.71) |
| NCPL | (1.7 K) | (1.7 K) | (1.7 K) | (1.7 K) | (1.7 K) | (1.7 K) | (2.6 K) | (3.1 K) | 4.8 K | (69 K) | (310) | (560) | (82.0262) | (23.3651) | (24.53) |
| PIPR | 7.0894 | 2.6179 | (4.6671) | 27.0445 | (23.6105) | 2.708 | 38.9604 | 6.6322 | 1.763 | 18.2063 | 1.5443 | 2.6075 | (6.6122) | 8.8725 | 9.32 |
| HLI | (0.4541) | (0.4541) | (0.4541) | 7.3646 | 6.5509 | 334 | 8.5513 | 11.3633 | 12.8458 | 11.3053 | 6.5475 | 6.9627 | 60.8316 | 30.3358 | 45.49 |
| PJT | 19.1527 | 19.1527 | 19.1527 | 19.1527 | 19.0687 | 12.0711 | 3.8923 | 6.3553 | 11.9193 | 5.291 | 3.7248 | 15.3436 | 7.5654 | 5.8222 | 11.02 |
| SF | (9.1894) | (130) | (7.345) | 4.1692 | 15.2425 | (7.9719) | (11.0435) | 8.6276 | 7.6616 | 9.7041 | 2.676 | 9.9176 | 4.9559 | 11.6003 | 12.18 |
Scully Royalty, Donnelley Financial, and Heritage Global Ev To Free Cash Flow description
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