Negative free cash flow occurs when a company spends more cash than it generates, often signaling heavy investment in growth or operational struggles. Investors and analysts use it to assess financial health, while creditors evaluate risk. Growth-stage firms may benefit by funding expansions, though sustained negative flow can deter value-focused stakeholders.
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