Reddit Inc (RDDT)
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+6.99
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Reddit Cash from Operations (Quarterly): 71.62M for Sept. 30, 2024
Cash from Operations (Quarterly) Chart
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Cash From Operations Definition
Cash flow from operations is a major line item of the statement of cash flows. This metric tracks the movement of cash flows for the overall operating activities of the company. A few examples of operating activities include change in receivables, change in inventories, and changes in current assets.
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Cash from Operations (Quarterly) Benchmarks
| Meta Platforms Inc | 24.72B |
| Alphabet Inc | 30.70B |
| Snap Inc | 115.87M |
| Fluent Inc | 1.236M |
| Netflix Inc | 2.321B |
Cash from Operations (Quarterly) Related Metrics
| Cash from Investing (Quarterly) | 7.943M |
| Cash from Financing (Quarterly) | -31.62M |
| Free Cash Flow | 104.63M |
| Free Cash Flow Per Share (Quarterly) | 0.3654 |
| Free Cash Flow to Equity (Quarterly) | 70.27M |
| Free Cash Flow to Firm (Quarterly) | 70.27M |
| Free Cash Flow Yield | 0.42% |