Compare Ev To Free Cash Flow Across Equities
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SONO | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | (20.6265) | 10.3336 | 10.3336 | 29.6194 |
| NTES | (48.7 K) | 94.3717 | 84.3737 | 65.5767 | 64.7149 | 50.173 | 26.4984 | 35.8442 | 57.7931 | 27.9076 | 19.4856 | 19.8348 | 13.2686 | 2.7407 | 2.88 |
| VPG | 3.8881 | (206) | 7.3717 | 19.9059 | 12.5906 | 31.3216 | 228 | 18.4921 | 16.453 | 21.1356 | 31.7679 | 31.0485 | 44.5627 | 14.216 | 15.38 |
| ZH | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (7.905) | (19.5073) | (5.9765) | (1.0723) | 1.8459 | 1.94 |
| NTGR | 19.194 | 11.814 | 34.7613 | 16.3494 | 12.6247 | 12.5306 | 14.7785 | 22.7871 | (12.5102) | (842) | 5.2312 | (44.1831) | (21.7503) | 5.736 | 6.02 |
| ARW | 7.4416 | 840 | 10.1313 | 22.1901 | 13.4366 | 14.5466 | 45.7393 | (122) | 76.7551 | 13.7913 | 7.6659 | 36.1254 | (92.7152) | 16.8434 | 19.86 |
| MRAM | (3.9771) | (3.9771) | (3.9771) | (3.9771) | (3.9771) | (3.8458) | (0.9018) | (4.2286) | (4.8808) | (9.7852) | (25.3471) | 24.4408 | 14.0829 | 13.323 | 13.99 |
Sonos Inc, NetEase, and Vishay Precision Ev To Free Cash Flow description
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