NSOL US: Free Cash Flow Turns Negative for Nuclear Solutions
2006-04-21 21:40 (New York)
NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS INC ("NSOL-L")
- Free Cash Flow Turns Negative for Nuclear Solutions' Twelve Months
CashFlowNews.com reports that Free Cash Flow for Nuclear Solutions Inc
(OTC:NSOL) for its twelve months ended December 31, 2005 was a negative
$(100,899), compared with a positive Free Cash Flow of $24,069 for the
comparable year earlier twelve months.
For Nuclear Solutions' quarter ended
December 31, 2005 Free Cash Flow was $(59,641), compared with $(236,404), a 75%
improvement over the comparable year earlier quarter. Free Cash Flow for the
most recent quarter also reached a two year high.
The shares of Nuclear
Solutions were recently trading at $1.30.
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