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FCF = Cash Flow From Operations minus Capex.
It is the amount of cash that can be taken out of the enterprise WITHOUT affecting its continued operations.
Almost all financial institutions value companies based on this model. Look at Genting's last 3 to 5 years FCF and you will understand why it is at where it is now.
Look for Cash flow from operations. From thus figure minus the Purchase or Acquisition of Plant, property and equipment. The result is FCF which is the amount of money that can be taken out of the Company WITHOUT affecting its operations.
The information is there in their quarterly and annual reports. It is for the interested investor to look for it in the Bursa website FREE OF CHARGE.
Investors who are serious and want to really make money normally do not wait for for information to be served.
Besides, all listed companies report in accordance to the IFRS and Free Cash Flow is not required to be reported explicitly.
It is for the investor to find out based on information in their annual reports.
