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Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (ACHC) Cash Flow Statement

15Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The company faces persistent liquidity challenges, evidenced by negative free cash flow in eight of the last ten quarters and a peak capital expenditure intensity of 26.3% of revenue in 2024Q4.

ACHC Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11
Cash from Operations181.95M131.9M129.69M462.34M380.57M374.48M658.81M332.9M414.08M399.58M361.48M240.4M115.29M65.56M33.9M-20.67M
Operating CF Margin %-3.98%4.11%15.79%14.58%16.18%31.52%16.58%13.75%14.09%12.86%13.4%11.48%9.19%8.32%-9.34%
Operating CF Growth %185.06%1.7%-71.95%21.49%1.63%-43.16%97.9%-19.6%3.63%10.54%50.36%108.53%75.84%93.41%264.03%-
Net Income-1.11B-1.09B264.48M-15.66M280.03M195.56M140.26M110.12M-175.49M199.59M4.18M118.47M83.04M42.58M20.5M2.02M
Depreciation & Amortization194.64M189.25M149.59M132.35M117.77M106.72M95.26M164.04M158.83M143.01M135.1M63.55M32.67M17.09M7.98M4.29M
Stock-Based Compensation30.99M31.71M37.11M32.29M29.64M37.53M017.31M22M23.47M28.34M20.47M10.06M5.25M2.27M17.32M
Deferred Taxes17.05M1.09M67.71M-93.98M16.55M11.77M53.11M1.78M-9.71M31.37M28.65M36.62M7.21M10.08M2.85M-6.44M
Other Non-Cash Items1B1.01B16.68M400.71M5.94M66.4M207.06M70.41M382.06M20.38M187.32M19.22M-11.58M12.56M8.48M-32.62M
Working Capital Changes30.82M-8.67M-405.88M6.63M-69.35M-43.5M163.12M-30.76M36.39M-18.25M-22.11M-17.93M-6.11M-22M-8.18M-5.23M
Change in Receivables-75.18M-75.02M-2.33M-39.01M-41.98M2.45M15.34M-19.06M-16.82M-28.57M-15.72M-24.95M-15.11M-21.24M-16.73M-5.05M
Change in Inventory00000-13.99M06.48M29.61M11.82M-29.22M-1.06M9.97M-849K6.72M-1.64M
Change in Payables48.53M14.88M-420.89M17.4M5.17M6.16M77.99M-21.35M26.05M-10.11M22.69M6.87M2.79M-848K485K3.35M
Cash from Investing-424.55M-547.58M-736.48M-397.22M-305.83M1.02B-281.84M-201.14M-360.96M-336.53M-660.37M-884.47M-860.77M-242.98M-524.64M-225.57M
Capital Expenditures-397.18M-571.81M-690.38M-424.13M-296.15M-244.81M-216.62M-284.68M-341.46M-274.18M-307.47M-276.05M-113.24M-68.94M-27.59M-9.56M
CapEx % of Revenue11.78%17.26%21.89%14.48%11.34%10.58%10.36%14.17%11.34%9.67%10.94%15.38%11.27%9.66%6.77%4.32%
Acquisitions9.77M24.32M-53.55M-349K-9.51M1.37B92K-45.68M-18.19M-18.19M-310.19M-574.78M-738.7M-164.02M-443.47M-206.38M
Investments----------------
Other Investing-37.14M-90K7.46M27.26M-174K-269.58M-56.97M31.83M-1.31M-44.16M-42.7M-33.65M89.15M-10.02M-53.58M-9.63M
Cash from Financing309.83M472.61M583.02M-62.7M-110.9M-1.64B-51.5M-61.63M-67.33M-60.07M358.84M563.6M837.97M132.59M479.03M298.74M
Debt Issued (Net)322.75M532.34M583.67M-16.25M-113.59M-1.64B-44.37M-52.98M-61.66M-57.3M-276.92M274.07M481.31M143.32M170.06M267.44M
Equity Issued (Net)-3.15M-50.03M-8.55M00-5.73M0-2.22M-3.41M0-10.23M331.31M-4.67M-1.55M311.84M67.16M
Dividends Paid000000000000000-375K
Share Repurchases-3.15M-50.03M-8.55M00-5.73M0-1.65M-3.41M-3.46M000-205K00
Other Financing-9.76M-9.69M7.9M-46.45M2.69M5.58M-7.13M-6.42M-2.27M-2.77M646M-41.77M361.34M-9.18M-2.88M38.96M
Net Change in Cash67.24M56.94M-23.77M2.42M-36.16M-244.88M279.16M73.68M-16.78M10.23M45.85M-82.83M89.47M-44.83M-11.72M52.5M
Free Cash Flow-215.22M-439.91M-560.69M38.21M84.42M129.67M442.19M48.22M72.62M125.4M54.01M-35.64M2.04M-3.38M6.3M-30.22M
FCF Margin %-6.38%-13.28%-17.78%1.3%3.23%5.6%21.16%2.4%2.41%4.42%1.92%-1.99%0.2%-0.47%1.55%-13.65%
FCF Growth %17.27%21.54%-1567.51%-54.74%-34.89%-70.68%816.99%-33.6%-42.09%132.2%251.52%-1845.54%160.43%-153.61%120.85%-
FCF per Share-2.37-4.85-6.090.420.921.434.990.550.831.440.63-0.520.04-0.070.16-1.61
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.19x-0.12x0.51x-21.34x1.39x1.96x-0.98x3.06x-2.36x2.00x58.84x2.01x1.39x1.54x1.66x0.59x
Interest Paid00113.4M80.75M65.69M93.67M0173.24M175.2M159.1M161.15M87.03M36.78M33.27M27.24M5.05M
Taxes Paid0028.15M66.4M86.19M79.3M031.91M6.14M10.29M15.48M6.91M32.26M16.96M3.93M2.56M

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeStable
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Clinical labor cost inflation

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

Based on reported financial data, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from a negative 4.21 in 2024Q1 to a positive 4.43 in 2025Q2, indicating significant non-cash adjustments and accounting noise within the earnings profile.

The extreme variance in the conversion of net income to cash suggests that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-recurring items, likely related to legal contingencies or impairment charges. Investors should view the net income figures with skepticism, as the underlying cash generation appears decoupled from the bottom-line results.

Free Cash Flow Remains Consistently Negative

As reported in quarterly filings, Acadia has struggled to generate positive free cash flow, with the company recording negative FCF in eight of the last ten quarters, including a significant outflow of $179.5 million during the 2025Q4 period due to heavy capital expenditure requirements.

The persistent inability to generate positive free cash flow suggests that the company's aggressive expansion strategy is consuming all available internal liquidity. This trajectory implies that the business model is currently dependent on external financing or existing cash reserves to fund its ongoing growth and maintenance needs.

Capital Intensity Pressures Liquidity Position

According to recent financial statements, Acadia's capital intensity remains elevated, with CapEx as a percentage of revenue peaking at 26.3% in 2024Q4, reflecting a heavy reliance on continuous investment to maintain and expand its 10,600-bed network across the United States and Puerto Rico.

The high level of capital expenditure relative to revenue suggests that the company is in a constant state of reinvestment, which may be necessary to combat facility aging or to meet regulatory standards. This high capital intensity limits the company's ability to pivot toward shareholder returns or debt reduction in the near term.

Working Capital Fluctuations Signal Inefficiency

Financial data indicates that working capital changes have been highly inconsistent, ranging from a $96.1 million inflow in 2023Q4 to a $56.1 million outflow in 2024Q1, suggesting potential challenges in managing patient receivables and the timing of government supplemental payments across the facility network.

The volatility in working capital movements may indicate that the company is experiencing lumpy cash collections, which complicates short-term liquidity planning. This inconsistency warrants further investigation into the effectiveness of the company's revenue cycle management and its ability to convert services rendered into actual cash inflows.

ACHC — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying ACHC stock.

How much cash does Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (ACHC) generate from operations?

Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (ACHC) generated $131.9M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (ACHC) reported negative free cash flow of $439.9M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (ACHC) spent $571.8M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (ACHC) spent $50.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.