Free cash flow = Net income + Depreciation expense - Capital expenditure - Increase in net working capital
Free cash flow = $254.6 + 98.2 - 194.4 - 9.3
Free cash flow = $149.1 million
Celular Access, Inc., a celular telephone service provider reported net income of $254.6 million for the...
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