Step 1: Calculation of cash flow from operating Activities
Cash flows statement generally starts with cash flows from operating activities, as it reflects core business cash generation.
Step 2: Calculation of cash flow from investing Activities
Next, cash flows from investing activities like purchase and sale of fixed assets are calculated.
Step 3: Calculation of cash flow from financing Activities
Then, cash flows from financing activities such as loans and capital changes are calculated.
Step 4: Opening Balance of cash and cash Equivalents
Opening balance of cash is noted, usually to reconcile the net changes in cash flows.
Step 5: Closing Balance of Cash and Cash Equivalents
Finally, closing balance is computed to confirm the cash position at the end of the period.
Step 6: Conclusion
Hence, the correct sequence is:
C (Operating), A (Investing), D (Financing), B (Opening Balance), E (Closing Balance).