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Avalon Holdings Corporation (AWX) Cash Flow Statement

28Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation remains highly erratic, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio that swung to 11.07 in 2025Q2, while capital expenditures consistently consume 2% to 4% of revenue.

AWX 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'98
Cash from Operations4.76M3.78M3.37M2.35M2.26M2.36M2.57M3.15M3.06M1.25M2.59M1.89M54K1.26M1.99M2.8M91K3.02M511K2.63M1.28M2.45M1.04M3.08M-1.41M3.15M740K2M1.6M
Operating CF Margin %-4.53%4.03%2.92%2.78%3.36%4.38%4.61%4.91%2.23%4.22%3.56%0.1%2.12%4.07%5.18%0.21%8.18%1.04%5.78%3.26%7.17%3.47%5.75%-2.11%4.1%0.88%2.47%2.15%
Operating CF Growth %567.71%12.16%43.23%4.25%-4.4%-8.09%-18.36%3.01%144.95%-51.76%36.81%3401.85%-95.71%-36.72%-28.95%2974.73%-96.99%490.8%-80.56%104.83%-47.63%135.12%-66.15%319.07%-144.55%326.22%-63%25%-
Net Income585K321K952K-1.77M-980K1.65M-46K-535K-3.26M-816K-409K-1.22M-1.26M438K-326K776K-543K-774K738K1.34M870K541K-845K-1.9M-4.89M-3.33M-2.43M1.2M-600K
Depreciation & Amortization3.78M3.8M3.91M3.83M3.48M3.11M2.91M2.52M2.88M3M2.82M2.56M2.15M1.64M1.64M1.66M1.68M1.69M1.55M1.1M1.03M985K895K2.07M2.56M3.13M3.27M3M2.6M
Stock-Based Compensation245K001K4K5K6K6K6K12K29K56K80K118K233K197K120K000000000000
Deferred Taxes00-19K00-1.94M-799K-12K3.29M6K115K85K0-123K-190K-857K-24K17K-6K-19K0000142K-1.2M-276K100K-600K
Other Non-Cash Items978K-190K117K-153K82K42K42K31K27K-28K-71K-88K-13K118K233K776K14K93K116K-58K123K1.17M2.35M874K4.03M3.73M2.64M200K100K
Working Capital Changes-757K-151K-1.58M456K-330K-505K459K1.14M116K-922K107K500K-964K-929K403K243K-1.16M2M-1.88M149K-745K-242K-1.35M2.03M-2.29M824K-2.45M-2.5M-1.2M
Change in Receivables1.56M-1.36M825K1.6M-1.25M-1.22M3.24M155K-2.33M857K-1.89M-914K1.4M-975K3.59M-4.71M-1.12M2.12M-1.72M0000000000
Change in Inventory291K3K104K-201K-356K-195K-97K7K30K-77K57K117K-132K-125K-297K426K-121K-6.12M-4.98M0000000000
Change in Payables-2.22M834K-2.75M-1.36M663K796K-2.77M675K1.97M-1.56M1.24M1.32M-2.57M86K-2.97M4.47M54K288K-182K0000000000
Cash from Investing-1.34M-1.73M-2.25M-3.9M-6.39M-4.42M-4.51M-7.2M-4.38M-1.71M-3M-8.52M-9.9M-2.35M-1.42M-1.04M-387K-217K-2.54M-10.78M4.22M-2.55M3.6M-351K-807K-9.08M-8.44M-5.6M-2.2M
Capital Expenditures-1.34M-1.73M-2.25M-3.9M-6.39M-4.42M-4.55M-7.25M-4.41M-1.79M-3M-8.52M-6.79M-2.37M-1.47M-1.41M-411K-219K-2.54M-10.78M-2.13M-1.01M-5.15M-310K-3.29M-1.61M-8.14M-5.9M-2.3M
CapEx % of Revenue1.57%2.07%2.69%4.84%7.88%6.29%7.75%10.6%7.08%3.2%4.89%16.05%13.19%3.99%3%2.62%0.95%0.59%5.19%23.73%5.41%2.97%17.18%0.58%4.93%2.09%9.66%7.29%3.09%
Acquisitions000003K38K-45K-1.27M000-3.12M00000000303K0000000
Investments-----------------------------
Other Investing007K000090K1.3M79K0014K25K43K376K24K2K6K1K1.88M1M4.35M-5.88M578K407K448K200K100K
Cash from Financing-790K-973K-818K944K11.23M-1.09M1.4M10.78M-622K-812K896K4.12M4.38M3M-2K-1K-1K-1K-1K-11K-7K-1K-3K0000021.1M
Debt Issued (Net)-790K-973K-818K944K11.37M-1.45M1.36M11.07M-788K-770K3.96M4.12M3.75M-60K-2K-1K-1K-1K-1K-11K-7K-1K-3K00000-1.2M
Equity Issued (Net)0000142K358K43K00000700K0000000000000000
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000-100K
Share Repurchases00000000000000000000000000000
Other Financing0000-277K00-290K166K-42K-3.06M0-70K3.06M0000000000000022.4M
Net Change in Cash871K1.31M309K-598K7.1M-3.15M-536K6.72M-1.94M-1.27M485K-2.52M-5.47M1.91M564K1.76M-297K2.8M-2.02M-8.16M5.49M-102K4.64M2.73M-2.21M-5.93M-7.7M-3.6M20.5M
Free Cash Flow3.43M2.06M1.12M-1.54M-4.13M-2.06M-1.98M-4.1M-1.35M-541K-411K-6.63M-6.74M-1.11M523K1.38M-320K2.8M-2.03M-8.15M-845K1.44M-4.11M2.77M-4.69M1.54M-7.4M-3.9M-700K
FCF Margin %4.03%2.46%1.34%-1.92%-5.09%-2.93%-3.37%-6%-2.17%-0.97%-0.67%-12.49%-13.09%-1.87%1.07%2.56%-0.74%7.58%-4.14%-17.95%-2.15%4.2%-13.71%5.17%-7.04%2.01%-8.78%-4.82%-0.94%
FCF Growth %1212.99%83.57%172.63%62.7%-100.58%-4.2%51.76%-203.93%-149.35%-31.63%93.8%1.54%-505.76%-312.62%-62.21%532.5%-111.43%237.93%75.11%-865.09%-158.89%134.9%-248.55%159.02%-403.56%120.87%-89.85%-457.14%-
FCF per Share0.880.530.29-0.40-1.06-0.53-0.51-1.06-0.35-0.14-0.11-1.74-1.77-0.270.140.36-0.080.74-0.53-2.14-0.220.38-1.080.73-1.240.41-1.95-1.03-0.18
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)5.86x11.79x2.56x-1.33x-3.87x1.20x183.64x-6.92x-2.67x-4.07x-37.49x-2.66x-0.05x2.87x-6.10x3.61x-0.17x-3.90x0.69x1.80x0.97x6.28x-0.39x-0.84x0.24x-0.95x-0.30x1.67x-2.67x
Interest Paid1.05M02.18M2.01M1.31M1.13M1.16M790K648K677K362K244K58K0000000000000000
Taxes Paid2K034K162K58K65K148K151K109K144K54K94K68K0000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityWeak
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Regional Industrial Cyclicality

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Support

As reported in financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios swinging from 11.07 in 2025Q2 to negative figures in other periods, suggesting that reported earnings are frequently disconnected from the company's actual ability to generate cash.

The extreme volatility in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that accruals and non-cash items are significantly distorting the perceived profitability of the business. Investors should monitor whether this divergence stems from aggressive revenue recognition in the brokerage segment or timing mismatches in the hospitality operations.

Free Cash Flow Remains Unpredictable

Based on the provided quarterly data, AWX's free cash flow trajectory is characterized by sharp, inconsistent swings, with FCF margins oscillating between 13.5% and -8.5%, reflecting a business model that struggles to maintain a consistent cash-generative baseline across its disparate waste and resort segments.

The inability to sustain positive FCF suggests that the company's capital requirements often outpace its operational inflows. This inconsistency may indicate that the business is perpetually reinvesting to maintain aging assets rather than scaling its core waste management operations.

Capital Intensity Constrains Cash Flow

According to recent SEC filings, AWX maintains a consistent capital expenditure profile relative to revenue, with CapEx/Rev ratios frequently exceeding 2% to 4%, which appears to be necessary for maintaining the physical infrastructure of its resort assets and specialized waste management facilities.

The persistent level of capital spending relative to revenue suggests that the company is in a maintenance-heavy cycle. This capital intensity likely limits the company's ability to pivot toward higher-growth opportunities or reduce its reliance on external financing for operational upgrades.

Working Capital Volatility Impairs Liquidity

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow data, working capital changes are a primary driver of cash flow volatility, with swings as large as $2.4M in a single quarter, suggesting that the company's collection and payment cycles are highly sensitive to regional industrial activity.

The significant fluctuations in working capital indicate that the company may be struggling to manage its receivables effectively during periods of industrial slowdown. This volatility complicates cash forecasting and may force the company to rely on its limited cash reserves to bridge operational gaps.

AWX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Avalon Holdings Corporation (AWX) generate from operations?

Avalon Holdings Corporation (AWX) generated $3.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Avalon Holdings Corporation's free cash flow?

Avalon Holdings Corporation (AWX) generated $2.1M 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 Avalon Holdings Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Avalon Holdings Corporation (AWX) spent $1.7M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.