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ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. (ACR) Cash Flow Statement

21Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow quality is obscured by non-cash accounting adjustments, evidenced by an FFO-to-Net Income ratio that swung to 8.36 in 2025Q1, while FCF margins dropped to -17.4% in 2025Q3.

ACR Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05
Cash from Operations9.58M4.1M19.39M45.61M32.7M40.59M31.81M43.33M48.21M220.8M41.81M70M-69.59M68.42M41M33.04M20.53M46.62M50.95M23.38M12.87M-14.22M
Operating CF Growth %713.6%-78.84%-57.5%39.49%-19.45%27.61%-26.59%-10.11%-78.17%428.06%-40.26%200.58%-201.71%66.89%24.09%60.89%-55.96%-8.49%117.94%81.62%190.49%-
Operating CF / Revenue %5.32%2.47%23.22%50.05%52%38.14%-39.34%76.73%131.66%480.37%66.71%56.48%-61.97%74.7%38.06%35.08%34%-156.62%95.77%42.67%-158%-76.33%
Net Income25.95M21.32M28.7M21.85M10.43M33.92M-197.71M35.97M27.43M33.34M-30.59M17.18M62.17M46.45M64.44M37.72M19.45M6.34M-3.07M8.89M15.61M10.91M
Depreciation & Amortization7.72M10.25M9.69M5.19M7.49M13.99M6.52M3.4M2.91M3.15M-16.46M19.7M2.75M3.92M5.88M4.62M4.88M1.35M3.38M4.09M3.73M2.81M
Stock-Based Compensation1.87M2.15M2.96M2.58M3.56M1.72M3.14M2.21M2.72M2.74M3.02M3.15M6.57M10.96M6.1M02.22M1.24M540K000
Other Non-Cash Items-17.58M-11.04M-10.65M10.16M10.88M-18.1M6.97M294K6.74M174.28M67.49M26.45M-139.26M-2.29M-1.31M-4.96M2.03M53.9M44.28M33.93M8.03M-225K
Working Capital Changes-15.23M-18.58M-11.3M5.83M333K9.06M-4.47M-3.21M8.44M2.53M-1.24M3.91M9.72M16.1M-36.46M9.71M-13.44M11.16M4.52M-23.53M-14.5M-27.72M
Cash from Investing-693.63M-224.23M299.07M161.31M-232.55M-390.5M244.89M-313.07M-347.23M44.33M242.92M-59.51M-389.13M479.05M101.62M-438.21M-47.42M17.79M65.71M-665.02M246.89M-2.01B
Acquisitions (Net)000056.98M0000-5K1.89M-249.23M-30.43M-7.61M-710K21.21M00006K5K
Purchase of Investments-6.9M0-884K0-81.75M0-24.61M-146.63M-242.56M-173.57M-17.55M-40.38M-180.99M-164.32M-119.78M-1.09B-372.24M-274.81M0-87.38M-40.15M-1.56B
Sale of Investments16.66M109.94M0024.77M2.96M42.5M56.93M43.46M161.53M104.63M150.01M212.78M70.24M76.41M662.2M431.2M327.92M10.62M41.72M1.01B145.17M
Other Investing-703.28M-334.17M299.95M161.31M-231.81M-393.4M227.01M-223.37M-148.14M-17.86M153.97M80.1M-389.56M581.25M53.5M-8.29M-106.38M-35.33M55.09M-619.36M-727.64M-593.49M
Cash from Financing667.17M248.48M-352.74M-219.85M20.74M566.1M-303.4M268.69M190.13M-199.67M-247.46M-11.64M276.36M-370.48M-100.46M418.8M4.38M-27M-108.1M642.32M-272.13M2.04B
Dividends Paid-21M-21.23M-20.04M-19.42M-19.42M-14.35M-19.12M-37.4M-26.32M-30.31M-76.57M-114.49M-119.23M-99.87M-74.66M-83.56M00-41.17M-37.97M-24.53M-7.84M
Common Dividends000000-8.77M-27.05M-11.07M-6.25M-52.41M-90.1M-104.22M-93.46M-74.05M-69.87M-45.68M0-41.17M-37.97M-24.53M-7.84M
Debt Issuance (Net)2M1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K
Share Repurchases-17.94M-22.32M-7.88M-7.41M-9.13M-18.4M-5.37M0-165.41M-149K-12.59M-25.93M-6.83M0000-37.6M-41.17M000
Other Financing113.52M113.12M-35K1.14M4.46M-20.82M-28.02M-6.53M201.23M-116.53M117.98M36.73M410.48M-15.75M73.04M133.03M76.71M8.99M-4.18M-9.07M-6.49M-10.55M
Net Change in Cash-16.87M28.36M-34.28M-12.93M-179.12M216.19M-26.69M-1.04M-108.89M65.46M37.27M-1.15M-182.37M176.99M42.16M13.63M-22.5M37.41M8.55M675K-12.38M2.04B
Exchange Rate Effect0000000000000000000002.02B
Cash at Beginning85.96M57.6M91.89M104.81M283.93M67.74M94.43M95.47M204.36M116.03M78.76M79.91M262.27M85.28M43.12M29.49M51.99M14.58M6.03M5.35M17.73M-2.02B
Cash at End49.82M85.96M57.6M91.89M104.81M283.93M67.74M94.43M95.47M181.49M116.03M78.76M79.91M262.27M85.28M43.12M29.49M51.99M14.58M6.03M5.35M17.73M
Free Cash Flow9.47M3.94M19.38M45.61M31.96M40.53M31.8M43.33M48.21M295.05M41.78M69.98M-70.53M67.92M133.19M11.82M20.53M46.62M50.95M23.38M12.87M-14.23M
FCF Growth %-17.12%-79.68%-57.52%42.72%-21.16%27.44%-26.6%-10.11%-83.66%606.1%-40.29%199.23%-203.85%-49.01%1026.46%-42.42%-55.96%-8.49%117.94%81.7%190.42%-
FCF / Revenue %5.26%2.37%23.21%50.05%50.82%38.08%-39.33%76.73%131.66%641.9%66.66%56.47%-62.8%74.15%123.65%12.56%34%-156.62%95.77%42.67%-157.92%-76.35%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Dividend coverage and credit

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Dividend Coverage Remains Highly Variable

As reported in recent financial filings, ACR's dividend payout ratio relative to AFFO has fluctuated wildly, reaching a high of 1.47 in 2025Q4, which suggests that the company's ability to sustain current distribution levels may be compromised by inconsistent cash generation from its underlying loan portfolio.

The wide variance in the dividend-to-AFFO ratio indicates that the REIT's cash flow is not currently providing a consistent buffer for shareholders. Investors should monitor whether the company is forced to rely on capital recycling or balance sheet liquidity to maintain payouts during periods of lower interest income.

FFO Divergence From Operating Cash

Based on the provided quarterly data, the relationship between FFO and GAAP operating cash flow is frequently disconnected, with FFO-to-Net Income ratios swinging from 0.08 to 8.36, highlighting the significant impact of non-cash accounting adjustments on the company's reported earnings quality.

This extreme volatility in FFO conversion suggests that headline earnings metrics may be poor proxies for actual cash availability. The disconnect between GAAP operating cash flow and FFO warrants further investigation into whether non-cash interest accruals or CECL provisions are masking underlying cash flow weakness.

Accounting Noise Obscures Cash Reality

According to historical financial statements, the significant gap between Net Income and FFO metrics underscores the distortion caused by non-cash charges, as evidenced by the 2025Q1 period where the company reported a net loss despite generating positive FFO of $3.8 million.

The reliance on FFO as a primary performance metric appears necessary given the volatility in GAAP net income, yet the inconsistency in FFO itself suggests that the company's earnings are highly sensitive to credit-related accounting adjustments. This makes it difficult for analysts to determine a normalized baseline for recurring cash flow.

Hidden Risks in Cash Flow

As indicated by the erratic FCF margins, which dropped to -17.4% in 2025Q3, the company's cash flow statement likely hides significant volatility related to loan repayments and potential non-accrual events that are not fully captured in standard FFO reporting.

The negative FCF observed in certain quarters suggests that the company may be experiencing lumpy cash inflows from loan exits or unexpected liquidity needs. Investors should be cautious of the potential for capitalized interest or PIK income to inflate earnings figures without providing the immediate cash liquidity required for debt service or dividends.

ACR — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. (ACR) generate from operations?

ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. (ACR) generated $4.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is ACRES Commercial Realty Corp.'s free cash flow?

ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. (ACR) generated $3.9M in free cash flow in 2025. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is ACRES Commercial Realty Corp.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. (ACR) spent $0.0M 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 ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, ACRES Commercial Realty Corp. (ACR) returned $21.2M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $22.3M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.