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New York, NY, October 25, 2010-CFFO-NEWS reports that Cash Flow from Operations (CFFO) for Rockwell Diamonds, Inc. (OTC:RDIA.F) for its twelve months ended August 31, 2010 was a positive $156,191, compared with a negative Cash Flow from Operations of $(5,192,389) for the comparable year earlier twelve months.
For Rockwell Diamonds' quarter ended August 31, 2010 Cash Flow from Operations was $1,072,525, compared with $449,807, a 138% increase over the comparable year earlier quarter. Prior to this positive quarter Rockwell Diamonds had generated two consecutive quarters of negative Cash Flow from Operations.
The shares of Rockwell Diamonds were recently trading at
.07.
CFFO-NEWS utilizes a line item which is labeled as “Operating Cash Flow”, “Cash Flow From Operations” or “CFFO”, which can be found within a company’s Cash Flow Statement to calculate Cash Flow From Operations. The Cash Flow Statement is filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission on a quarterly basis.
CFFO or Cash Flow From Operations is a much better leading indicator than Earnings or Net Income because the Cash Flow Statement reconciles Balance Sheet Data such as Receivables, Inventories and Payables. Each of these items can have a significant impact on a company’s cash position while a company’s earnings, ebitda or net income include non-cash profits and losses.
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