CASH FLOWS OF “TERRITORIAL ELECTRIC NETWORKS” JSC: COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO IMPROVEMENT
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20726072Abstract
The article presents the cash flow statement of “Regional Electric Networks” JSC and its 14
constituent units for 2020–2024. Based on empirical data, a complex analysis was carried out.
Keywords
HET JSC, cash flow analysis, line 095 methodology, IFRS 8, econometric model, R² = 0.987, state subsidy, cross-subsidization, 14 territorial divisions, investment attractiveness.References
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