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Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIV) Cash Flow Statement

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Dividend sustainability appears precarious, as evidenced by a 2025Q1 payout ratio of 35.21x and a heavy allocation of $164.4M toward redevelopment CapEx in 2025Q4, which suppresses free cash flow generation.

AIV 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 Operations8.09M8.09M46.98M50.47M204.23M12.59M47.85M57.93M53.49M392.07M377.72M359.89M321.42M325.6M316.8M258.8M257.5M233.8M421.5M465.5M532.3M355.5M365.5M416.4M497.3M494.5M400.4M253.3M148.4M73M38.8M
Operating CF Growth %-1876.02%-82.78%-6.9%-75.29%1522.69%-73.69%-17.41%8.31%-86.36%3.8%4.96%11.97%-1.28%2.78%22.41%0.5%10.14%-44.53%-9.45%-12.55%49.73%-2.74%-12.22%-16.27%0.57%23.5%58.07%70.69%103.29%88.14%-
Operating CF / Revenue %5.73%5.84%22.51%26.99%107.3%7.41%31.59%40.05%40.47%39%37.93%36.67%32.65%33.43%30.66%23.97%22.49%19.55%28.91%27.05%31.48%23.37%24.88%27.46%33.02%33.79%36.38%43.87%36.99%35.28%35.63%
Net Income262.86M592.97M-96M-157.32M92.16M-4.98M-5.77M304K3.41M315.45M429.77M247.76M20.61M207.3M132.5M-57.1M-71.7M-64.3M415.5M29.9M176.8M71M263.5M158.9M169M107.3M99.2M81M64.5M28.6M13M
Depreciation & Amortization53.91M58.28M86.36M68.83M158.97M84.71M77.97M64.03M49.38M366.18M333.07M306.3M282.61M291.9M366.8M378M426.1M444.4M458.6M487.8M470.6M412.1M368.8M335.1M292.6M364.4M330M151.2M101.6M43.5M21.2M
Stock-Based Compensation5.9M5.9M6.49M9.22M7.47M5.27M0000000000000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-581.55M-595.19M62.08M148.64M-45.11M-36.53M-11.1M-5.51M647K489.43M312.81M461.86M9.6M-183.21M-368.3M-83.48M-243.23M-413.97M-583.43M40.88M-147.97M-47.58M-265.31M-136.6M8.41B-8.29B208.2M-55.9M656.3M6.9M228.6M
Working Capital Changes-5.54M-10.26M-873K-6.15M-26.52M-22.31M-3.1M-893K732K-31.24M-26.23M-21.71M2.83M3.96M180.93M16M139M261M117M-108M17M-90M-8M59M-8.38B8.32B-237M77M-674M-6M-224M
Cash from Investing874.97M874.97M30.6M-260.4M-120.75M-271.41M-129.32M-407.94M-37.84M-301.25M-124.26M-175.41M13.68M65.2M111.7M40.5M86.4M630.3M1.34B-271.6M233M-50M336.9M311.9M-786.4M-132M-547M-281.1M-328.3M-717.7M-88.1M
Acquisitions (Net)000-3.79M-15.67M29.65M04.91M-3.58M-314.27M-26.48M-4.52M0031M17M20M25M94M023M4M000000000
Purchase of Investments000-53.77M-14.23M-23.27M0-95.89M-242.3M-20.37M-290.73M-169.88M-284.04M-51.29M-89.72M-64.98M000000000000000
Sale of Investments00054.73M16.47M-29.65M00713.86M402.41M536.89M367.57M0000000000000000000
Other Investing1.09B974.59M190.63M14.93M130.19M-70.33M-105.44M-277.63M-9.23M-10.92M2.71M-1.41M957.56M518.09M530.32M353.78M245.3M905.6M2.03B619.6M876M633.9M918.8M656.5M54.9M242.4M-212.7M-63.7M-95.5M-314.7M-50.7M
Cash from Financing-648.82M-648.82M-43.9M119.43M-98.29M204.67M370.09M355.33M-15.92M-79.43M-243.01M-162.66M-361.88M-419.5M-435.1M-319.6M-313.8M-1.08B-1.68B-213.3M-697.2M-249.2M-711.5M-727.3M308.6M-439.6M202.1M58.1M214.1M668.5M60.1M
Dividends Paid-415.56M-415.56M00-3.04M000-246.1M-233.97M-216.29M-195.18M0000000000000000000
Common Dividends-327.34M-415.56M00-3.04M0000-233.97M-216.29M-195.18M-159.07M-142.86M-33.76M-107.34M000-297.91M-231.7M-313.4M000000000
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K01000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K00000000
Share Repurchases-798K-904K-39.93M-47.92M-23.49M-76K00-373.59M0-34.8M-27M114.8M1M52.2M57.4M4.3M-4.2M-526.7M-355.7M-191.6M-48.3M59.5M5.6M423.3M175M248.8M285.2M342.8M644.1M23.9M
Other Financing-2.07M-11.59M-63.8M81.58M95.48M15.06M414.29M284.43M-192.3M154.54M-28.62M-60.04M-54.44M-88.73M-177.87M-113.04M-170.85M-282.2M-589.01M-201.81M-223.72M-59.35M-380.01M-727.3M308.6M-439.6M202.1M58.1M214.1M668.5M60.1M
Net Change in Cash234.24M234.24M33.69M-90.5M-14.82M-54.15M288.62M-62.48M-281K11.39M80.36M21.82M-26.78M-28.7M-6.7M-20.3M30.1M-218.4M89.2M-19.4M68.1M56.4M-9.1M1M19.6M-77.1M55.5M30.3M34.2M23.9M10.8M
Exchange Rate Effect0000000-67.79M000000-100K000-100K00100K00100K0000100K0
Cash at Beginning172.96M172.96M139.27M229.77M244.58M298.74M10.12M72.59M5.09M131.15M50.79M115.93M56M84M91M111M81M300M210M230M162M105M98M100M80M157M102M71M37M13M2M
Cash at End77.24M407.2M172.96M139.27M229.77M244.58M298.74M10.12M4.8M142.54M131.15M137.75M29.22M55.3M84.3M90.7M111.1M81.6M299.2M210.6M230.1M161.4M88.9M101M99.6M79.9M157.5M101.3M71.2M36.9M12.8M
Free Cash Flow-235.62M-91.53M-113.04M-222.03M-33.29M-165.22M23.96M18.59M15.64M33.97M31.08M-7.29M-338.42M-76M-43.1M-6.5M78.6M-66.5M-356.4M-425.7M-133.7M-332.4M-216.4M71.8M-344M120.1M66.1M35.9M-84.4M-330M1.4M
FCF Growth %-56.81%19.03%49.09%-566.94%79.85%-789.66%28.84%18.88%-53.95%9.3%526.38%97.85%-345.29%-76.33%-563.08%-108.27%218.2%81.34%16.28%-218.4%59.78%-53.6%-401.39%120.87%-386.43%81.69%84.12%142.54%74.42%-23671.43%-
FCF / Revenue %-166.92%-66.09%-54.17%-118.74%-17.49%-97.28%15.82%12.86%11.84%3.38%3.12%-0.74%-34.38%-7.8%-4.17%-0.6%6.87%-5.56%-24.45%-24.73%-7.91%-21.85%-14.73%4.74%-22.84%8.21%6.01%6.22%-21.04%-159.5%1.29%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Development pipeline execution volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

AFFO Deficits Undermine Dividend Sustainability

As reported in financial statements, Aimco's AFFO frequently trends negative, with a 2025Q1 payout ratio of 35.21x, indicating that the company's dividend distributions are not supported by recurring cash flow and instead rely on non-recurring capital recycling events to maintain liquidity for shareholders.

The persistent inability of AFFO to cover dividend payments suggests that the current distribution policy is disconnected from operational reality. Investors should monitor whether the company continues to prioritize capital returns over the internal funding of its development pipeline, as this strategy may necessitate future external financing.

Heavy Redevelopment Capex Suppresses Cash

Based on quarterly data, Aimco consistently allocates significant capital to property improvements, including a peak of $164.4M in 2025Q4, which directly reduces the free cash flow available for operations and highlights the capital-intensive nature of the firm's current value-add development strategy.

The high volume of maintenance and development-related capital expenditure appears to be the primary driver of negative free cash flow. This suggests that the company is effectively trading current liquidity for the potential of future asset appreciation, a trade-off that remains unproven in the current high-rate environment.

FFO Volatility Masks Operational Reality

According to recent SEC filings, the extreme variance in FFO, ranging from a $313.9M gain in 2025Q4 to a $1.9M loss in 2026Q1, confirms that FFO is heavily distorted by non-cash items and asset disposition gains rather than stable property-level operating performance.

The reliance on FFO as a performance metric is problematic here, as it fails to account for the massive swings caused by the company's opportunistic asset sales. Analysts should look past these headline figures to assess the underlying cash-generating capacity of the core portfolio, which appears currently obscured.

Hidden Obligations in Joint Ventures

Analysis of reported figures suggests that Aimco's reliance on joint venture structures may hide significant off-balance-sheet cash obligations, as the company's operating cash flow remains insufficient to cover the scale of its development activities without frequent reliance on external capital recycling.

The disconnect between negative operating cash flow and the company's reported cash balance warrants further investigation into the nature of these partnership interests. It appears likely that the company is utilizing complex financing arrangements to manage its development pipeline, which may introduce hidden leverage risks not immediately apparent on the balance sheet.

AIV — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIV) generate from operations?

Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIV) generated $8.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Apartment Investment and Management Company's free cash flow?

Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIV) reported negative free cash flow of $91.5M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Apartment Investment and Management Company's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIV) spent $99.6M 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 Apartment Investment and Management Company distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Apartment Investment and Management Company (AIV) returned $415.6M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $0.9M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.