Metrics similar to EBITDA Interest Coverage Ratio in the risk category include:
Degree of Combined Leverage (DCL) - The degree of combined leverage expands on the degree of operating leverage to provide a view of a company's ability to generate profits from sales. It multiplies DOL and DFL.
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Cash Flow to Current Liabilities - A ratio that measures the amount of operating cash flow a firm generates on each dollar of current liabilities.
Capital Expenditures Coverage - The amount a company outlays for capital assets for each dollar of cash dollar it generates from those investments.
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A ratio used to assess a firm's ability to pay interest expenses based on EBITDA.
Definition of EBITDA Interest Coverage Ratio
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EBITDA Interest Coverage Ratio is defined as:
Cash Ratio = EBITDA / Interest Expense
EBITDA Interest Coverage Ratio is used to assess a firm’s ability to pay interest expenses based on EBITDA
Click the link below to download a spreadsheet with an example EBITDA Interest Coverage Ratio calculation for Rowad Tourism Co SAE below:
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