TSR Stock

TSR OCF/Debt

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The Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio of TSR (TSRI) as of Aug 12, 2026 is 14.10 %. In the previous year, Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio was -3,850.00 % — a change of -100.37% (higher).

OCF/Debt

14.10 %

YoY

-100.37%

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Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio of TSR is 2026 14.10 % . Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio of TSR was 2025 -3,850.00 % . It decreases by -100.37% higher compared to the previous year.
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TSR Stock analysis

What does TSR do? TSR Inc. was an American company specializing in the production of role-playing games. It was founded in 1973 by E. Gary Gygax and Don Kaye in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The release of Dungeons & Dragons in 1974 sparked a true hype around the role-playing game genre. TSR Inc. became a leading company in the gaming industry, producing board games, card games, and miniatures in addition to role-playing games. The company's business model focused on developing and selling game products through bookstores, leisure stores, and specialized game shops. TSR Inc. employed intensive advertising and promotion strategies, including trade show appearances and events. Some of the most popular role-playing games produced by TSR Inc. were Dungeons & Dragons, which had different editions and expansions, and Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, which was a more complex and rule-heavy game. Gamma World, set in a post-apocalyptic world, was also a very successful role-playing game. TSR Inc. was also known for its board games, such as Divine Right, a strategy game with fantasy elements, and Dragonlance, a board game based on a successful novel series. Magic: The Gathering, a card game later acquired by Wizards of the Coast, was also developed and published under TSR's umbrella. TSR Inc. also produced a variety of miniatures that could be used for role-playing or tabletop gaming, sold in different sets as supplements to the gameplay. The company was active in the film and TV industry as well, producing the animated series Dungeons & Dragons, which debuted in 1983, and a film also called Dungeons & Dragons, released in 2000 but poorly received by critics. In the 1990s, TSR Inc. faced financial difficulties due to investments and the production of expensive products that did not always sell well. Internal conflicts and management issues added to the tension within the company. In 1997, TSR Inc. was eventually acquired by Wizards of the Coast, another game publisher. In summary, TSR Inc. was an important player in the gaming industry, successfully producing a variety of games including board games, card games, miniatures, and role-playing games. The popularity of Dungeons & Dragons, one of the most successful role-playing games of all time, brought TSR Inc. significant attention and contributed to the genre's current popularity. Unfortunately, the company faced financial difficulties in the 1990s and was ultimately acquired by Wizards of the Coast. TSR is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio of TSR is 14.10 % in 2026.

Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio of TSR changed from -3,850.00 % to 14.10 %, representing a -100.37% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Operating Cash Flow to Debt Ratio TSR since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

OCF/Debt measures what percentage of total debt can be covered by annual operating cash flow. Higher ratios indicate stronger debt repayment capacity.

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