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Operating Cash Flow (OCF)
Operating cash flow refers to a company’s revenues from its core underlying operating activities. As such, it excludes expenses, cash flow from investments and long-term capex. It is calculated by adding changes in working capital (i.e. current assets minus current liabilities) and non-cash items (such as amortisation and depreciation) to net income.