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New Concept Energy free cash flow GBR

Cash from operations less capital spending, by quarter and over the last twelve months, from 2010.

Last 12 months, to Dec 31, 2023
n/m
a quarter missing
Latest quarter, Q4 FY23
−$13K
Fiscal year 2023
n/a

New Concept Energy's twelve-month free cash flow can't be added up yet: a quarter of its results is missing from our data.

In its latest quarter, Q4 FY23, it was −$13K.

Free cash flow over time

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Fiscal year by fiscal year

Fiscal yearFree cash flowChange
FY2023n/an/a
FY2017$202Kn/a
FY2016−$366K−161%
FY2015$597Kn/a
FY2014−$107K−135%
FY2013$308.3K+15%
FY2012$268.3K+32308%
FY2011$828n/a
FY2010n/an/a

Each fiscal year is the twelve months to its fourth quarter.

Quarter by quarter

QuarterEndedFree cash flowOn a year earlierLast 12 months
Q4 FY23−$13Kn/an/a
Q2 FY18−$274Kn/a−$433K
Q1 FY18$1K−100%−$224K
Q4 FY17−$174Kn/a$202K
Q3 FY17$14K−77%−$86K
Q2 FY17−$65Kn/a−$40K
Q1 FY17$427K+265%−$56K
Q4 FY16−$462Kn/a−$366K
Q3 FY16$60K−83%−$27K
Q2 FY16−$81K−146%$272K
Q1 FY16$117K−37%$529K
Q4 FY15−$123K−207%$597K

What the free cash flow tells you

Cash from operations minus capital spending. The cash the company could hand back or reinvest.

Seasonal and lumpy quarter to quarter. The TTM view is the one to trust.

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