74: This is Why Profitable Companies Fail

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Cash flow is often more important than profit when evaluating a business. Many companies with high profits struggle due to poor management of working capital and capital expenditures. Focusing on free cash flow, the true indicator of a company's financial health, leads to better investment decisions. Understanding how to analyze a business beyond EBITDA and profit margins, factoring in working capital needs and capital intensity, can help you optimize your business for long-term growth and success.
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