Operating Cash Flow Demand (OCFD)
A measure of the amount of operating cash flow needed to meet the capital costs of a company's strategic investments. This value is used to compute the cash value added of a company's strategic investments and operations.

Investopedia Says:
A strategic investment is any investment in a game plan. The operating cash flow demand is the amount of cash flow needed for each strategic investment to have a net present value of zero, or achieve minimum profitability. For example, if a company's strategic investment is the purchase of a plant in a new market, the OCFD would be the minimum amount of cash that the plant would need to generate over its life to meet the return required by investors.

Related Terms:
Cash Flow
Cash Value Added
Net Present Value - NPV
Operating Cash Flow - OCF

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• Deer Market
• Default
• Default Model
• Default Premium
• Default Probability
• Default Risk
• Defeasance
• Defeased Securities
• Defensive Acquisition
• Defensive Buy
• Defensive Company
• Defensive Investment Strategy
• Defensive Stock
• Deferment Period
• Deferred Account
• Deferred Acquisition Costs (DAC)
• Deferred Acquisition Costs (DAC)
• Deferred Annuity
• Deferred Charge
• Deferred Income Tax
• Deferred Interest
• Deferred Interest Bond
• Deferred Long-Term Liability Charges
• Deferred Payment Option