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Using the information below -- what was Bala Industries’ Cash Flow from Financing for the year...

Using the information below -- what was Bala Industries’ Cash Flow from Financing for the year ending 6/30/2011?

Increase in inventories                     $27

Purchased treasury stock                $19

Purchased property & equipment    $16

Net Income                                      $334

Decrease in accrued income taxes $47

Depreciation & amortization           $113

Decrease in accounts payable         $15

Increase in accounts receivable       $28

Increase in Long-term debt             $108

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