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The Allstate Corporation (ALL) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operating cash flow reached $3.6 billion in 2026Q1, enabling a shift toward aggressive capital returns including $614 million in quarterly share buybacks.

ALL 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 Operations11.71B10.11B8.93B4.23B5.12B5.12B5.49B5.13B5.17B4.31B3.99B3.62B3.24B4.24B3.05B1.93B3.69B4.3B3.91B5.43B5.05B5.61B5.47B5.69B4.42B2.29B1.73B2.27B2.89B3.34B3.04B
Operating CF Growth %138.66%13.2%111.23%-17.44%0.1%-6.83%7.06%-0.89%19.96%8.04%10.43%11.74%-23.72%38.9%58.32%-47.71%-14.23%10%-28.03%7.48%-9.81%2.51%-3.92%28.67%93.06%32.35%-23.64%-21.58%-13.49%10.08%11.29%
Operating CF / Revenue %17.44%15.21%14.06%7.47%10.12%10.51%13.17%12.48%13%10.95%10.68%10.14%9.18%12.29%9.17%5.91%11.75%13.44%13.3%14.78%14.12%15.84%16.11%17.7%14.95%7.94%5.94%8.41%11.17%13.4%12.49%
Net Income12.14B10.28B4.6B-213M-1.36B1.57B5.58B4.85B2.16B3.19B1.88B2.17B2.85B2.28B2.31B788M928M854M-1.68B4.64B4.99B1.76B3.18B2.71B1.13B1.16B2.21B2.72B3.29B3.1B2.08B
Depreciation & Amortization957M482M555M704M847M1.09B686M647M511M483M382M371M366M368M388M252M94M-91M-376M-257M-188M-67M-4M-3M-62M-106M-47M-17M-22M-22M-19M
Stock-Based Compensation0000102M129M137M120M138M035M26M33M64M85M0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes0000-102M-129M-137M-120M000000000000000000000172M250M
Other Non-Cash Items-2.53B-1.49B188M309M5.69B2.55B-773M-1.03B1.85B350M811M728M300M1.86B971M1.16B2.62B2.7B7.51B1.46B2.42B1.87B1.61B1.67B3.02B2.1B1.08B240M-3M-127M863M
Working Capital Changes2.76B832M3.59B3.43B-53M-88M2M666M511M292M923M346M-280M-269M-611M-268M44M836M-1.54B-402M-2.17B2.04B682M1.32B327M-861M-1.51B-676M-378M214M-133M
Cash from Investing-8.59B-7.25B-8.25B-3B-1.73B510M-3.44B-2.81B-1.72B-1.21B-2.53B742M1.62B1.58B1.58B6.16B2.33B3.44B3.79B-115M-1.92B-5.15B-10.72B-9.46B-9.01B-4.36B-2.77B-2.61B-1.37B-1.52B-3.38B
Capital Expenditures-253M-228M-210M-267M-420M-345M-308M-433M-277M-299M-313M-303M-288M-207M-285M-246M-162M-189M-291M-274M-161M-196M-200M-169M-239M-186M-300M-212M-188M-150M-126M
Acquisitions03.04B5M-180M-288M-2.42B86M-594M-1.47B-1.67B-569M-242M453M-291M-113M-916M7M-403M000-60M10.52B9.29B322M-16M575M-971M-226M138M378M
Purchase of Investments601M-92.29B0-33.27B-46.51B-41.91B-47.01B-39.88B-44.36B-38.76B-37.32B-36.67B-45.17B-29.27B-24.69B-31.62B-30.39B-38.47B-33.83B-40.14B-37.13B-38.99B-40.85B-39.42B-35.81B-36.6B-41.5B-40.49B-26.1B-25.3B-22.97B
Sale/Maturity of Investments15.14B82.22B030.76B45.22B44.54B43.14B38.25B44.53B39.56B35.82B38.1B46.02B30.85B26.12B39.45B32.63B40.43B36.74B40.3B36.2B34.1B30.32B30.13B27.04B32.44B39.03B37.12B25.24B23.76B22.22B
Other Investing-24.07B0-8.05B-37M268M639M653M-149M-135M-46M-145M-143M615M506M553M-510M243M2.08B1.17B3M-826M-4.96B-10.52B-9.29B-322M-268M-575M1.94B-95M39M-2.88B
Cash from Financing-3.46B-2.88B-697M-1.24B-3.42B-5.24B-2.01B-2.48B-3.57B-2.92B-1.53B-4.52B-4.88B-5.95B-4.61B-7.88B-6.07B-7.54B-7.71B-5.34B-3.01B-555M5.3B3.68B4.78B2.11B1.01B341M-1.49B-1.72B373M
Dividends Paid-1.17B-1.15B-1.08B-1.03B-1.03B-999M-776M-787M-748M-641M-602M-599M-564M-358M-534M-435M-430M-542M-889M-901M-873M-830M-756M-633M-582M-535M-502M-471M-443M-323M-378M
Share Repurchases-1.75B-1.23B-2M-335M-2.52B-3.57B-2.02B-2.87B-2.69B-1.5B-1.34B-2.81B-2.3B-1.83B-913M-953M-152M-4M-1.32B-3.6B-1.77B-2.48B-1.37B-153M-446M-721M-1.78B-2.17B-1.49B-1.36B-1.09B
Stock Issued13M48M000114M63M1.53B557M00000019M28M3M33M109M239M000000000750M
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K0-1000K1000K1000K1000K01000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K0-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Financing42M57M239M119M131M-349M-462M-537M-793M-787M-806M-1.09B-1B-3.4B-3.38B-6.49B-5.49B-7.25B-5.54B-1.91B245M2.81B6.76B4.66B5.5B3.35B2.82B1.95B52M-347M179M
Net Change in Cash-143M-26M-18M-14M-27M452M39M-161M-118M181M-59M-162M-18M-131M30M214M-50M197M-7M-21M130M-101M48M-96M199M41M-32M-4M38M104M26M
Exchange Rate Effect201M000066M0000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning678M704M722M736M763M311M338M499M617M436M495M657M675M806M776M562M612M415M422M443M313M414M366M462M263M222M254M258M220M116M90M
Cash at End697M678M704M722M736M763M377M338M499M617M436M495M657M675M806M776M562M612M415M422M443M313M414M366M462M263M222M254M258M220M116M
Free Cash Flow11.53B9.88B8.72B3.96B4.7B4.77B5.18B4.7B4.9B4.01B3.68B3.31B2.95B4.04B2.77B1.68B3.53B4.11B3.62B5.16B4.89B5.41B5.27B5.52B4.18B2.1B1.43B2.06B2.7B3.19B2.91B
FCF Growth %28.59%13.31%120.17%-15.74%-1.47%-7.95%10.37%-4.12%21.99%9.1%11.08%12.38%-26.94%45.72%64.53%-52.28%-14.23%13.62%-29.85%5.41%-9.52%2.68%-4.6%31.98%98.76%47.1%-30.36%-23.97%-15.32%9.69%10.98%
FCF Margin %17.18%14.87%13.73%7%9.29%9.8%12.43%11.42%12.3%10.19%9.84%9.29%8.37%11.69%8.31%5.15%11.23%12.84%12.31%14.03%13.67%15.29%15.52%17.18%14.15%7.29%4.91%7.62%10.44%12.79%11.98%
FCF per Share43.9137.3332.5715.0917.3315.9516.4314.0813.8710.929.758.146.738.585.623.226.57.66.638.657.688.117.527.825.892.911.912.563.233.663.24

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Catastrophe loss volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Underwriting Cash Flow Momentum Accelerates

According to quarterly cash flow data, Allstate generated $3.6 billion in operating cash flow during 2026Q1, a significant recovery from the $1.2 billion reported in 2023Q4, reflecting the successful alignment of premium pricing with the inflationary pressures that previously constrained underwriting cash generation across the portfolio.

The consistent expansion of operating cash flow relative to net income suggests that the company is effectively managing its float generation despite the volatility inherent in P&C underwriting. Investors should monitor whether this cash generation remains sustainable as the company navigates the competitive landscape and potential shifts in loss frequency.

Investment Portfolio Liquidity Management Strategy

As reported in financial statements, the company executed a substantial $28.7 billion in investment purchases during 2026Q1, indicating a proactive approach to reinvesting float into higher-yielding assets as the interest rate environment evolves and the company seeks to optimize its long-term investment income profile.

The high volume of portfolio turnover suggests that management is actively repositioning the asset base to capture yield improvements. This strategy appears to be a critical component of the company's broader effort to offset underwriting volatility through stable investment income.

Claims Payment Volatility Remains Elevated

Based on reported figures, claims and loss payments fluctuated significantly over the last ten quarters, peaking at $13.2 billion in 2025Q1 before moderating to $9.3 billion in 2026Q1, which highlights the ongoing sensitivity of the company's cash outflows to seasonal catastrophe events and inflationary cost trends.

The reduction in claims payments from the 2025 peak may indicate a stabilization in the underlying loss environment, though it warrants further investigation into whether this reflects improved risk selection or merely a temporary lull in severe weather events. The volatility in these outflows remains a primary driver of the company's quarterly cash flow variability.

Capital Return Capacity Strengthens Significantly

Data from recent filings shows that Allstate increased its quarterly buyback activity to $614 million in 2026Q1, up from zero in several prior periods, signaling that management views current cash generation as sufficient to support both operational requirements and aggressive capital return to shareholders.

The resumption of meaningful share repurchases suggests a high degree of confidence in the company's capital position and future cash flow stability. This shift in capital allocation policy appears to be a direct result of the improved underwriting margins observed over the past year.

Statutory Earnings Divergence From Cash

As evidenced by the OCF/NI ratio of 1.45 in 2026Q1 compared to 0.78 in 2025Q4, there is a notable disconnect between accounting net income and actual cash generation, which may be driven by non-cash reserve adjustments and the timing of realized investment gains or losses.

This divergence suggests that investors should prioritize cash flow metrics over headline earnings when evaluating the company's true financial health. The volatility in this ratio warrants further investigation into the specific accruals and reserve releases that may be masking the underlying cash reality of the business.

ALL — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does The Allstate Corporation (ALL) generate from operations?

The Allstate Corporation (ALL) generated $10.11B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is The Allstate Corporation's free cash flow?

The Allstate Corporation (ALL) generated $9.88B 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 The Allstate Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

The Allstate Corporation (ALL) spent $228.0M 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 The Allstate Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, The Allstate Corporation (ALL) returned $1.15B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.23B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.