Excess cash flow refers to the surplus cash a business generates after covering all operating expenses, taxes, and capital investments. Typically used for debt repayment, shareholder dividends, share buybacks, or strategic acquisitions, it benefits investors seeking returns, lenders reducing risk, and management funding growth without external financing. This liquidity signals financial health and operational efficiency.
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