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Alexander's, Inc. (ALX) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity has deteriorated significantly, with cash reserves falling from $531.9 million in 2023Q4 to a negative $38.1 million in 2026Q1.

ALX 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 Operations64.54M73.44M54.11M109.11M102.55M118.47M78.07M126.07M73.54M123.43M130.82M106.2M49.49M73.88M109.71M92.51M76.02M39.58M9.26M26.29M56.84M-6.12M27.85M7.02M7.64M9.84M10.74M9.8M5.5M-1.5M8.6M
Operating CF Growth %113.97%35.74%-50.41%6.4%-13.44%51.75%-38.08%71.44%-40.42%-5.65%23.18%114.6%-33.02%-32.65%18.58%21.69%92.08%327.47%-64.78%-53.75%1028.98%-121.97%296.6%-8.11%-22.32%-8.4%9.6%78.18%466.67%-117.44%125.9%
Operating CF / Revenue %30.49%34.45%23.9%48.5%49.83%57.47%39.2%55.7%31.59%53.53%57.65%51.08%24.64%37.61%57.34%49.94%43.64%23.51%4%15.47%31.65%-4.4%26.1%9.31%13.78%14.23%24.6%20.5%24.44%-6.94%34.13%
Net Income20.57M28.22M43.44M102.41M57.63M132.93M41.94M60.08M32.84M80.51M86.48M76.91M67.92M56.91M674.99M81.05M67.44M132.94M76.29M114.34M-74.98M82.24M-33.47M-18.95M13.32M27.39M5.2M5.5M-6.1M7.5M13.1M
Depreciation & Amortization36.87M38.74M37.9M34.6M31.45M34.59M35.12M36.52M38.5M38.68M36.37M33.67M31.92M31.39M36.36M37.09M34.85M30.45M26.72M24.99M24.46M22.84M18.82M11.31M8.97M7.97M8.05M7.5M5.7M4.5M4.1M
Stock-Based Compensation394K394K450K450K450K450K600K394K394K394K450K600K394K394K300K300K0000148.61M0000000000
Other Non-Cash Items14.61M11.59M20.09M-45.11M5.03M9.82M33.61M11.17M5.92M4.3M2.35M-1.42M-2.54M-3.71M-4.47M-15.17M-19.06M-98.24M-29.28M-57.82M132.53M-139.08M-44.14M-6.74M-3.3M-20.62M-3.51M1.5M6.9M-11.1M-5.2M
Working Capital Changes-7.91M-5.51M-47.78M16.75M7.98M16.46M-33.2M17.92M-16.11M-455K5.17M-3.56M-47.79M-10.91M2.15M-10.75M-7.21M-25.56M-64.47M-55.22M-633K27.88M86.64M21.4M-11.34M-4.9M1M-4.7M-1M-2.4M-3.4M
Cash from Investing-36.64M-20.79M-13.22M321.81M-279.27M75.46M-32.46M-9.45M-1.14M-201.97M-15.95M-25.83M-81.52M-7.32M710.08M383K-19.39M-201.28M-131.64M-111.61M-9.61M337.52M-138.94M-218.6M-114.03M-23M-65.64M-47.6M-40.2M-16.9M-21M
Acquisitions (Net)00000000000-25M0000000000000000000
Purchase of Investments-8.91M00-4.68M-364.24M-19.52M00-3.97M-203.43M25M25M-25M00-5M-23M-55M0000000000000
Sale of Investments000099.36M13.11M002.83M1.46M025M005M23M40M00000000000000
Other Investing-27.73M-20.79M-13.22M326.49M-14.39M81.87M-32.46M-9.45M2.83M-198.54M-25.44M-705K5.44M351K-1.63M-3.2M5.92M-71.43M2.92M-1.3M-918K448M7.29M-3.45M19.22M25.5M12.29M-11.3M-20.8M3.7M11.3M
Cash from Financing-253.49M-254.27M-200.03M-92.42M-92.31M-160.29M90.29M-92.14M-176.19M97.15M-85.29M-48.84M-87.87M-72.24M-973.01M16.5M-72.14M58.5M78.09M30.04M-10.13M118.14M218.63M187.68M16.37M146.14M31.11M48.5M47.4M15.5M9.5M
Dividends Paid-92.44M-92.42M-92.38M-92.32M-92.26M-92.22M-92.17M-92.12M-92.1M-86.96M-81.82M-71.57M-66.44M-56.2M-699.79M-61.28M-38.3M0-35.57M000000000000
Common Dividends-69.32M-92.42M-92.38M-92.32M-92.26M-92.22M-92.17M-92.12M-92.1M-86.96M-81.82M-71.57M-66.44M-56.2M-699.79M-61.28M-38.3M0-35.57M000000000000
Debt Issuance (Net)-3M-1000K-1000K00-1000K1000K0-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Share Repurchases0000000000000000000000000000000
Other Financing173.31M-1.8M-7.65M-104K-46K-74K-7.25M-15K0-12.19M-30K-4.08M0-87K-8.2M-6.74M0934K2.6M00-9.52M-3.33M0-11.11M-5.21M-577K-3.6M-3.4M-300K100K
Net Change in Cash-225.59M-201.61M-159.14M338.5M-269.03M33.63M135.9M24.48M-103.78M18.6M29.58M31.53M-119.9M-5.68M-153.22M109.4M-15.51M-103.21M-44.29M-55.28M37.11M449.53M107.54M-23.9M-90.02M132.99M-23.78M10.7M12.7M-2.8M-3M
Exchange Rate Effect00000000000000000000000000000100K-100K
Cash at Beginning192.22M393.84M552.98M214.48M483.5M449.88M313.98M289.5M393.28M374.68M259.35M227.81M347.72M353.4M506.62M397.22M412.73M515.94M560.23M615.52M578.41M128.87M21.34M45.24M135.26M2.27M26.05M15.4M2.7M5.5M8.5M
Cash at End152.05M192.22M393.84M552.98M214.48M483.5M449.88M313.98M289.5M393.28M288.93M259.35M227.81M347.72M353.4M506.62M397.22M412.73M515.94M560.23M615.52M578.41M128.87M21.34M45.24M135.26M2.27M26.1M15.4M2.7M5.5M
Free Cash Flow64.54M73.44M54.11M109.11M102.55M118.47M78.07M126.07M69.57M119.99M115.31M56.08M-12.48M66.21M816.41M78.1M33.71M-35.28M-125.3M-84.02M48.15M-116.6M-118.38M-208.13M-125.61M-38.65M-67.19M-26.5M-13.9M-22.1M-23.7M
FCF Growth %21.77%35.74%-50.41%6.4%-13.44%51.75%-38.08%81.21%-42.02%4.06%105.62%549.47%-118.84%-91.89%945.35%131.67%195.57%71.85%-49.13%-274.47%141.3%1.5%43.12%-65.7%-224.98%42.48%-153.55%-90.65%37.1%6.75%70.04%
FCF / Revenue %30.49%34.45%23.9%48.5%49.83%57.47%39.2%55.7%29.88%52.04%50.81%26.97%-6.21%33.7%426.74%42.16%19.35%-20.95%-54.16%-49.42%26.82%-83.78%-110.93%-275.84%-226.39%-55.9%-153.88%-55.44%-61.78%-102.31%-94.05%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

NYC tenant concentration risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

FFO Divergence From Operating Cash

As reported in quarterly financial filings, the relationship between FFO and GAAP operating cash flow remains highly erratic, with FFO/NI ratios swinging from -1.55 to 7.12, suggesting that non-cash adjustments and working capital fluctuations are significantly distorting the company's reported earnings quality relative to actual cash generation.

The extreme volatility in the FFO to Net Income ratio indicates that GAAP earnings are an unreliable proxy for the company's underlying cash-generating capacity. Investors should monitor whether these swings are driven by recurring lease accounting adjustments or irregular timing of property-level tax and utility payments.

Dividend Coverage Remains Under Pressure

Based on the provided financial data, the dividend payout ratio relative to FFO has consistently exceeded 1.0x in recent periods, reaching 1.72x in 2026Q1, which implies that the current distribution level may be unsustainable without relying on cash reserves or external financing to bridge the shortfall.

The persistent inability to cover the dividend with FFO suggests a structural mismatch between the company's payout policy and its current cash flow generation. This trend warrants further investigation into whether management intends to maintain the current dividend level or if a reduction is becoming increasingly probable.

Depreciation Masks True Cash Reality

According to historical financial statements, the consistent gap between GAAP Net Income and FFO, such as the $4.7 million net income versus $13.4 million FFO in 2026Q1, highlights how heavy depreciation charges on NYC assets obscure the company's actual ability to fund operations and distributions.

While FFO provides a clearer view of cash flow than GAAP net income, the reliance on this metric still ignores the necessary capital expenditures required to maintain aging NYC retail and office assets. The distortion between these figures suggests that the company's reported profitability is significantly overstated when viewed through a traditional accounting lens.

Hidden Obligations and Capital Needs

As evidenced by the lack of reported maintenance capital expenditures in the provided data, the company's cash flow statement appears to hide the true cost of maintaining its high-density NYC portfolio, which may lead to an overestimation of the actual free cash flow available for shareholders.

The absence of recurring capex in the data is concerning for a REIT with significant retail exposure, as these assets typically require constant reinvestment to remain competitive. This omission suggests that the reported cash flow figures may be artificially inflated, potentially masking future capital requirements that could further strain liquidity.

ALX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Alexander's, Inc. (ALX) generate from operations?

Alexander's, Inc. (ALX) generated $73.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Alexander's, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Alexander's, Inc. (ALX) generated $73.4M 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 Alexander's, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Alexander's, Inc. (ALX) 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 Alexander's, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Alexander's, Inc. (ALX) returned $92.4M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.