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Cash Flow Break-Even Point
(redirected from Cash Flow Breakeven Point)

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Cash flow break-even point
The point below which the firm will need either to obtain additional financing or to liquidate some of its assets to meet its fixed costs.

Cash Flow Break-Even Point
The cash flow necessary to cover costs and prevent a firm from operating at a loss. The break-even point may be relatively stable or it may fluctuate, depending on the company or industry. Companies with high break-even points tend to have large fluctuations in earnings from year to year.


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Such financings, if successfully completed, are anticipated to carry the Company to a cash flow breakeven point.
Going forward, we believe these actions will position us to achieve a profitability and cash flow breakeven point at revenues of approximately $25 million per quarter, which we expect for the fourth quarter of 2008.
Agera operates at a cash flow breakeven point but has been constrained by limited working capital and distribution capabilities.
 
 
 
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