Formula for calculating Free Cash Flow for Columbia sportswear for the year 2016
Operating cash flows - Increase in Working capital - Capital expenditures
256508- (1049172 - 883319) - 49987 = 40668
working note :
working capital = Current assets - current liabilities
Changes in Working capital = WC 2016-WC 2015
WC 2016 = 1412023 - 362851 = 1049172
WC 2015 = 1249389 - 366070 = 883319
(No other information about VF corp or appendix C is given)
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