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AIGAmerican International Group, Inc.
$75.12$40.3B
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American International Group, Inc. (AIG) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation remains volatile, as evidenced by the OCF/NI ratio swinging from a low of -0.23 in 2024Q2 to a high of 17.44 in 2023Q4, complicating the sustainability of aggressive capital returns like the $2.2 billion in share buybacks executed in 2025Q1.

AIG 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'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations3.52B3.31B3.27B6.24B4.13B6.22B1.04B-1.81B-394M-7.82B3.5B2.88B5.01B5.87B3.68B-81M16.91B18.58B-122M35.17B6.29B25.14B30.72B33.24B18.21B8.8B9.08B12.64B7.44B3.43B9.57B
Operating CF Growth %814.2%1.25%-47.57%51.02%-33.57%499.52%157.44%-358.63%94.96%-323.24%21.72%-42.54%-14.63%59.55%4638.27%-100.48%-9.01%15332.79%-100.35%459.42%-74.99%-18.16%-7.6%82.56%106.89%-3.08%-28.17%69.96%116.69%-64.15%32.83%
Operating CF / Revenue %13.23%12.38%12%22.33%13.79%11.97%2.37%-3.63%-0.83%-15.66%6.64%4.88%7.75%8.39%5.15%-0.12%21.81%24.66%-1.77%31.96%5.54%23.08%31.45%41.85%27.4%14.25%16.12%27.79%22.56%11.58%37.1%
Net Income3.16B3.1B2.7B3.88B11.27B10.91B-5.83B4.12B103M-6.08B-259M2.22B7.53B9B3.7B18.83B12.08B-12.82B-97.63B6.2B14.01B10.48B9.88B8.11B5.87B5.36B6.64B6.19B4.28B3.71B2.9B
Depreciation & Amortization3.44B3.46B3.6B4.21B4.41B4.54B4.12B5.01B5.36B3.87B4.09B4.63B4.45B4.71B7.35B7.37B11.32B12.07B15.45B3.91B2.37B2.2B2.04B1.86B2.09B1.44B1.24B1.13B952M885M806M
Stock-Based Compensation0000000000000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes0000000000000000000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-3.36B519M-667M1.7B819M-7B6.97B-1.5B669M650M1.13B153M-2.66B-2.34B-1.71B6.71B-5.9B24.1B90.47B22.34B10.08B-1.12B-859M-67M-13.49B452M-178M-313M-437M-1.22B-287M
Working Capital Changes282M-3.76B-2.36B-3.55B-12.37B-2.22B-4.22B-9.43B-6.53B-6.26B-1.46B-4.13B-4.31B-5.51B-5.67B-32.99B-584M-4.77B-8.4B2.72B-20.18B13.58B19.66B23.34B23.74B1.55B1.38B5.64B2.64B55M6.16B
Cash from Investing1.27B3.19B1.67B-7.02B-3.63B-3.28B-6.2B-5.47B-223M14.04B3.25B8.46B14.28B7.1B16.61B36.45B-10.22B5.78B47.18B-67.83B-67.95B-57.32B-97.11B-66.9B-46.96B-31.3B-20.83B-26.55B-16.21B-7.4B-14.46B
Capital Expenditures0000000000000000-267M-341M-4.82B-5.64B-7.11B-6.19B-4.86B-5.46B-6.23B-4.42B-3.43B-3.37B-3.16B-3.44B-3.25B
Acquisitions0003.31B04.68B2.17B2M-5.71B792M2.81B02.35B00587M21.76B5.28B-5B00-50M1M-1.84B-479M-924M62M15M-516M-40M-39M
Purchase of Investments-5.79B0-25.35B-30.21B-44.95B-79.41B-67.35B-63.03B-48.27B-53.88B-62.42B-55.13B-50.1B-72.62B-81.42B-98.56B-98.34B-83.13B-181.03B-212.86B-211.47B-200.05B-201.97B-188.71B-156.79B-157.21B-79.58B-89.97B-60.24B-49.69B-33.52B
Sale/Maturity of Investments3.77B8.9B30.14B44.56B46.69B73.18B57.15B59.74B59.56B72.9B68.46B68.67B68.66B84.94B98.09B101.81B87.68B78.98B239.81B168.89B152.24B166.78B135.97B138.2B128.23B133.4B64.31B68.07B48.25B44.31B21.59B
Other Investing3.29B-5.71B-3.11B-24.69B-5.37B-1.74B1.82B-2.19B-5.81B-5.77B-5.6B-5.09B-6.62B-5.22B-61M32.6B-21.05B4.99B-1.79B-18.23B-1.62B-17.81B-26.26B-9.1B-11.7B-2.15B-2.19B-1.31B-538M1.44B766M
Cash from Financing-4.67B-6.54B-5.06B782M-602M-3.68B5.06B7.26B1.25B-5.7B-6.83B-11.43B-19.79B-11.76B-20.56B-36.24B-9.26B-29B-40.73B33.31B61.24B33B66.49B33.07B29.25B23.11B11.84B13.69B8.98B4B4.85B
Dividends Paid-983M-976M-1.02B-1.03B-1.01B-1.11B-1.13B-1.14B-1.14B-1.17B-1.37B-1.03B-712M-294M0-336M00-1.63B-1.88B-1.64B-1.42B-730M-584M-467M-743M-776M-709M-324M-267M-174M
Share Repurchases-4.12B-5.84B-7.14B-2.96B-5.2B-2.59B-500M0-1.74B-6.28B-11.46B-10.69B-4.9B-597M-13B000-1B-6.02B-20M-176M-1.28B0-784M-2.29B-1.4B-700M-81M-645M-494M
Stock Issued00000000000000025.35B05.34B7.34B206M163M82M158M74M168M239M144M244M40M614M23M
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Financing-463M129M4.49B6.72B6.41B4.22B5.07B7.23B3.06B2.09B4.13B3.23B-4.7B-1.91B3.56B2.35B2.58B-13.37B-22.42B17.86B25.24B23.47B55.43B28.07B32.81B17.31B9.47B11.69B5.15B4.28B790.13M
Net Change in Cash120M-27M-201M-643M-211M-803M-57M-71M621M630M-131M-129M-483M1.09B-323M-84M-2.84B-4.24B6.36B694M-307M-112M1.09B-243M467M176M96M-218M216M28M-29M
Exchange Rate Effect-12M12M-83M-647M-117M-67M49M-47M-11M-29M55M-39M-74M-92M16M29M39M533M38M50M114M-928M992M0-31M-439M00000
Cash at Beginning1.34B1.37B1.57B2.22B2.43B3.23B3.29B3.36B2.74B2.11B2.24B1.76B2.24B1.15B1.47B1.56B4.4B8.64B2.28B1.59B1.9B2.01B922M1.17B698M522M426M644M87M59M88M
Cash at End1.53B1.34B1.37B1.57B2.22B2.43B3.23B3.29B3.36B2.74B2.11B1.63B1.76B2.24B1.15B1.47B1.56B4.4B8.64B2.28B1.59B1.9B2.01B922M1.17B698M522M426M303M87M59M
Free Cash Flow3.52B3.31B3.27B6.24B4.13B6.22B1.04B-1.81B-394M-7.82B3.5B2.88B5.01B5.87B3.68B-81M16.91B18.24B-1.38B29.53B-819M18.95B25.86B27.78B11.98B4.39B5.65B9.28B4.28B-2M6.32B
FCF Growth %30.65%1.25%-47.57%51.02%-33.57%499.52%157.44%-358.63%94.96%-323.24%21.72%-42.54%-14.63%59.55%4638.27%-100.48%-7.31%1421.96%-104.67%3705.49%-104.32%-26.73%-6.93%131.86%173.19%-22.36%-39.11%116.83%214050%-100.03%76.15%
FCF Margin %13.23%12.38%12%22.33%13.79%11.97%2.37%-3.63%-0.83%-15.66%6.64%4.88%7.75%8.39%5.15%-0.12%21.81%24.21%-20.01%26.83%-0.72%17.4%26.47%34.98%18.03%7.1%10.03%20.39%12.98%-0.01%24.49%
FCF per Share6.55.814.988.615.257.21.19-2.03-0.43-8.43.212.163.463.962.18-0.05123.75134.81-10.48227.32-6.24144.23196.1210.788.6533.142.8370.0236.71-0.0263.37

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Social inflation reserve volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Underwriting Cash Flow Volatility Persists

According to AIG's quarterly financial disclosures, operating cash flow has exhibited significant inconsistency, ranging from a $56 million outflow in 2025Q1 to a $1.7 billion inflow in 2024Q3, highlighting the inherent difficulty in stabilizing cash generation during the ongoing transition toward a pure-play P&C business model.

The wide variance in operating cash flow suggests that the timing of premium receipts and claim settlements remains sensitive to both portfolio remediation efforts and broader market cycles. Investors should monitor whether the recent volatility in cash generation reflects a structural shift in the underwriting book or merely the temporary noise associated with the deconsolidation of non-core assets.

Investment Portfolio Liquidity Management Trends

As reported in recent SEC filings, AIG has actively managed its investment portfolio through substantial asset turnover, including a net sale of $11 billion in 2025Q1, which appears to be a strategic effort to optimize liquidity and reinvestment yields in a higher-for-longer interest rate environment.

The frequent oscillation between large-scale purchases and sales of investment securities indicates a proactive approach to managing the float's duration and yield profile. This activity suggests that management is prioritizing the alignment of investment income with the evolving liability structure of the remaining General Insurance operations.

Aggressive Capital Return Amidst Fluctuations

Based on reported figures, AIG has maintained a consistent pace of capital return, with share buybacks totaling $2.2 billion in 2025Q1 alone, even as operating cash flow turned negative during the same period, suggesting a reliance on balance sheet liquidity rather than purely organic cash generation.

The disconnect between volatile operating cash flows and the sustained level of share repurchases warrants further investigation into the sustainability of this capital allocation strategy. It appears that the company is utilizing proceeds from the Corebridge separation to fund shareholder returns, which may limit future flexibility if underwriting cash generation does not stabilize.

Statutory Earnings Divergence From Cash

As indicated by the OCF/NI ratio, which fluctuated from a low of -0.23 in 2024Q2 to a high of 17.44 in 2023Q4, there is a notable lack of correlation between reported net income and actual cash generation, complicating the assessment of the company's true underlying profitability.

This divergence suggests that non-cash accruals and accounting adjustments related to the Corebridge deconsolidation are significantly distorting the relationship between earnings and cash. Analysts should be cautious in using net income as a proxy for cash-generating capacity, as the statutory reality appears far more complex than headline figures imply.

AIG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does American International Group, Inc. (AIG) generate from operations?

American International Group, Inc. (AIG) generated $3.31B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is American International Group, Inc.'s free cash flow?

American International Group, Inc. (AIG) generated $3.31B 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 American International Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

American International Group, Inc. (AIG) 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 American International Group, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, American International Group, Inc. (AIG) returned $976.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $5.84B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.