1. Do you use net working capital or non cash working capital when doing DCF?
My definitions are as follow:
Net Working Capital = Current Assets (minus cash) - Current liabilities (minus debt)
Non-Cash Working Capital = Current Assets (minus cash) - Current liabilities
2. Are they even correct?
Thanks in advance!
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