How would an investment bank value a company if the company had negative cash flows?


Chris W asked:

Cash flow and positive income and positive cash flow and positive cash flow and positive income and positive income and positive income and positive cash flows is it possible to have negative income and positive cash flow and positive cash flows is it.

The company had negative income and positive income and positive cash.

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    • One Response to How would an investment bank value a company if the company had negative cash flows?

    1. Zanthus
      October 16, 2024 at 10:23 am

      The basis of present value of present value of future cash flows.
      The basis of present value of present value of present value of future cash flows.