- 1). Look up the free cash flow of the company in the company's annual report.
- 2). Look up the number of shares of stock the company has outstanding in the annual report.
- 3). Divide the free cash flow by the number of shares to find the free cash flow per share. For example, a company had $45 million in free cash flow and 30 million shares, you would divide $45 million by 30 million to get a free cash flow of $1.50 per share.
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