Answer:
$97 million cash inflow from financing activities.
Explanation:
Given: Company issue bonds for $100 million
Repay long term notes payable is $10 million.
Company sell its own shares= $12 million
Pay cash dividend= $5 million.
Now, lets calculate the cash inflow from financing activities (CFF)
∴ Formula; Cash inflow from financing activities= [tex]\textrm{cash inflow from issuing equity or debt -(cash paid as dividend +repurchase of debt and equity)}[/tex]
Cash inflow are the item through which cash is flowing in the company.
∴ cash inflow= [tex](\textrm{(cash inflow issuance of bonds and selling own shares)}[/tex]
Cash inflow= [tex](100+12)= \$ 112\ million[/tex]
Cash inflow from financing activities= [tex]112-(10+5)= 112-15[/tex]
Cash inflow from financing activities is $97 million