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Credicorp Ltd. (BAP) Cash Flow Statement

29Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Capital allocation remains flexible, evidenced by a significant $3.3 billion dividend payment in 2025Q2, though operating cash flow remains distorted by non-cash items, resulting in a negative $932.3 million figure for 2026Q1.

BAP 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'97
Cash from Operations6.94B8.05B14.52B4.08B-1.15B3.97B12.69B6.93B-251.57M9.3B-1.46B-1.36B-1.83B2.17B9.34B-4.49B9.34B-1.44B1.42B4.02B1.8B4.55B2.31B1.92B538.58M635.18M652.01M986.58M752.85M507.7M
Operating CF Growth %-111.19%-44.56%255.96%454.32%-128.98%-68.68%82.95%2856.16%-102.7%738.16%-6.98%25.35%-184.15%-76.78%308.25%-148.05%749.33%-201.19%-64.64%122.68%-60.32%97.01%20%257.2%-15.21%-2.58%-33.91%31.05%48.29%-
Net Income7.2B6.93B5.62B4.87B4.76B3.67B346.89M4.35B4.07B4.18B3.61B3.16B2.42B1.56B2.13B1.9B1.73B1.46B1.16B1.12B755.54M670.92M463.97M315.33M149.03M187.59M62.44M152.58M140.8M293M
Depreciation & Amortization432.46M0722.57M667.12M690.61M690.56M676.93M639.07M436.53M426.42M411.43M400.91M433.79M345.33M286.09M246.93M235.65M206.33M180.25M152.94M153.75M133.35M152.77M166.09M156.02M160.81M167.68M141.06M129.1M86.8M
Deferred Taxes00-54.94M-76.09M113.06M547.39M-1.15B-52.44M91.1M-3.56M28.23M-117.19M-252.71M-29.02M-42.49M-23.82M-46.77M-24.82M-13.81M-44.73M-14.62M-39.6M-20.74M15.3M000000
Other Non-Cash Items3.44B3.05B2.16B1.75B1.76B1.02B5.56B1.08B1.06B569.43M1.04B1.44B484.57M397.58M907.38M358.16M-72.29M76.29M519.74M-321.93M-56.26M-1.09B95.58M2.05B291.22M339.68M685.63M451.74M508.03M20.1M
Working Capital Changes-2.73B-1.93B5.96B-3.21B-8.55B-2.03B7.14B797.62M-6.02B4.02B-6.64B-6.17B-4.97B-166.94M5.99B-6.99B7.28B-3.16B-425.54M3.12B966.29M4.87B1.62B-620.99M-57.69M-52.91M-263.74M241.19M-25.08M107.8M
Cash from Investing-663.84M-1.55B527.56M-1.26B-1.09B-3.73B-1.87B726.21M-234.09M405.67M-1.98B-1.58B-1.79B-884.07M-5.46B-6.98B3.04B434.53M112.6M-4.78B-1.86B-2.49B-1.47B-3.44B594.86M87.9M35M308.14M-1.21B-2.13B
Purchase of Investments-37.11M0-176.6M-1.36B-1.12B-3.68B-2.84B-1.69B00-1.55B-1.14B-1.99B-14.84M-4.55B-6.5B-529.7M00-4.62B-1.33B-2.18B0-6.06B-1.13B-2.03B-731.18M-503.94M-6.7B0
Sale/Maturity of Investments79.91M01.74B1.25B1.01B590.61M1.6B3.26B295.99M670.62M0000003.99B825.24M394.06M0111.31M100.96M02.68B1.2B1.28B306.34M146.45M7.39B0
Net Investment Activity42.8M01.56B-113.81M-116.48M-3.09B-1.24B1.57B295.99M670.62M-1.55B-1.14B-1.99B-14.84M-4.55B-6.5B3.46B825.24M394.06M-4.62B-1.21B-2.08B0-3.38B61.34M-757.13M-424.84M-357.5M684.95M0
Acquisitions1.26B00-5.56M000-375.95M0000731.81M-58.77M-502.78M-217.4M0-267.94M00-428.04M61.9M0103.78M495.02M106.15M81.7M117.03M184.95M0
Other Investing-1.24B-1.55B-726.37M-813.32M-785.79M-532.86M-537.49M-330.95M-348.62M-121.1M-318.49M44.52M-227.08M-272.74M173.92M1.38M-194.96M7.97M5.58M2.85M-111.31M-371.93M-1.34B-56.12M118.9M845.02M459.84M665.64M-1.89B-2B
Cash from Financing1B-1.62B-1.81B-2.26B-1.6B-465.3M-2.09B-3.55B-1.4B-2.34B-1.61B100.7M339.56M147.34M619.89M3.34B1.26B943.78M715.65M1.73B238.94M804.69M-2.21M-372.89M-96.79M-224.53M-116.96M-1.37B-117.06M2.51B
Dividends Paid-3.31B-3B-3.66B-1.99B-1.2B-398.81M-2.39B-2.23B-1.13B-2.23B-653.33M-539.99M-429.41M-535.25M-491.65M-409.09M-388.3M-346.22M-375.93M-310.86M-268.09M-219.71M-104.59M-82.98M-112.1M-27.58M-28.58M-56.78M-110.7M0
Share Repurchases-36.38M-112.41M-110.89M-85.58M-83.61M-58.91M-151.96M-103.22M-95.41M-71.01M-66.53M-72.97M-45.62M-67.04M-47.36M-46M-42.96M-33.34M000000000000
Stock Issued00009.95M3.75M000000000000000000000000
Net Stock Activity-36.38M-112.41M-110.89M-85.58M-73.66M-55.16M-151.96M-103.22M-95.41M-71.01M-66.53M-72.97M-45.62M-67.04M-47.36M-46M-42.96M-33.34M000000000000
Debt Issuance (Net)-2M-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K0-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K0
Other Financing25.69B13.81B-166.39M-89.4M-79.51M-39.35M-64.57M-90.41M-174.47M0-489.87M46.85M-163.62M0-15.25M0000000000300.35M414.92M223.01M-152.84M2.51B
Net Change in Cash-44.45B-47.57B13.65B-200.35M-5.17B2.56B10.76B3.81B-1.05B6.58B-5.41B355.4M-73.46M1.75B5.18B-8B13.48B204.55M2.18B1.02B222.19M2.81B755.41M-1.97B1B498.54M570.05M-75.12M-654.85M913.2M
Exchange Rate Effect-51.73B-52.45B410.26M-760.65M-1.33B2.78B2.03B-294.87M704.97M-784.68M-454.12M3.2B455.38M-737.42M295.54M125.6M-149.6M264M-73.91M54.05M43.13M-51.85M-79.23M-82.14M0000-85.28M18.9M
Cash at Beginning047.57B33.92B34.12B39.29B36.73B25.97B22.16B23.21B16.63B22.04B21.69B21.76B20.02B14.34B22.47B10.99B10.93B9.66B8.2B8.13B6.35B5.3B7.57B6.67B6.03B5.61B5.66B6.05B0
Cash at End0047.57B33.92B34.12B39.29B36.73B25.97B22.16B23.21B16.63B22.04B21.69B21.76B20.02B14.47B24.47B11.13B11.83B9.22B8.35B9.16B6.05B5.6B7.67B6.53B6.18B5.58B5.39B913.2M
Interest Paid005.85B5.08B2.85B2.23B2.96B3.19B3.03B2.89B2.77B2.32B2.12B2.06B1.77B1.33B1.15B5.11B5.95B1.24B0000000000
Income Taxes Paid0000000000001.03B663.97M1.2B669.55M493.93M413.58M391.98M260.09M0000000000
Free Cash Flow6.67B7.74B13.41B2.93B-2.05B3.33B12.05B6.43B-852.82M8.89B-1.76B-1.74B-2.37B1.29B8.75B-4.75B8.91B-1.55B1.13B3.86B1.69B4.45B2.2B1.9B458.19M529.03M570.31M869.55M567.9M378.9M
FCF Growth %280.55%-42.32%357.93%243.01%-161.44%-72.35%87.53%853.62%-109.6%606.28%-0.83%26.68%-284.05%-85.26%284.24%-153.32%675.25%-236.61%-70.6%127.78%-61.92%102.2%15.57%315.36%-13.39%-7.24%-34.41%53.12%49.88%-

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Macroeconomic and political volatility

Earnings Retention Supports Capital Buffer

Based on reported financial statements, Credicorp maintains a robust capacity for organic capital generation, evidenced by consistent net income levels that averaged approximately $1.6 billion per quarter over the last two years, providing a substantial internal funding base to support ongoing digital transformation and lending growth.

The bank's ability to generate significant net income suggests that it can fund its strategic initiatives without immediate reliance on external capital markets. Investors should monitor whether this internal capital generation remains sufficient to offset potential credit volatility in the microfinance segment while maintaining regulatory capital ratios.

Dividend Policy Reflects Capital Discipline

As indicated by recent filings, Credicorp's capital return strategy appears highly variable, with significant dividend outflows such as the $3.3 billion payment in 2025Q2, which suggests that management prioritizes periodic capital distribution over a strictly linear dividend growth model in response to fluctuating liquidity and regulatory requirements.

The lumpy nature of these distributions may imply that management is balancing shareholder returns with the need to maintain a fortress balance sheet during periods of regional uncertainty. Analysts should interpret these large outflows as a signal of confidence in the bank's underlying capital adequacy rather than a permanent shift in payout policy.

Provisioning Volatility Masks Underlying Trends

According to historical cash flow data, provision expenses for loan losses reached a peak of $1.3 billion in 2023Q4 before moderating to $481.2 million in 2026Q1, suggesting that the bank has moved past the most acute phase of credit quality deterioration within its consumer and microfinance portfolios.

The reduction in provisioning expenses appears to correlate with a more stable macroeconomic environment, though the historical volatility warrants caution. This trend suggests that the bank's credit risk management is effectively adapting to the current cycle, potentially freeing up cash flow for other strategic uses.

Operating Cash Flow Distortions Persist

Financial disclosures reveal that operating cash flow is frequently distorted by non-cash items and working capital swings, as evidenced by the negative $932.3 million operating cash flow reported in 2026Q1 despite strong net income, which highlights the limited utility of traditional cash flow metrics for this institution.

The divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that significant liquidity is tied up in loan originations and trading assets, which are standard for a bank of this scale. Investors should focus on balance sheet growth and capital ratios rather than the headline operating cash flow figure to assess the bank's true financial health.

BAP — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Credicorp Ltd. (BAP) generate from operations?

Credicorp Ltd. (BAP) generated $8.05B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Credicorp Ltd.'s free cash flow?

Credicorp Ltd. (BAP) generated $7.74B 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 Credicorp Ltd.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Credicorp Ltd. (BAP) 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 Credicorp Ltd. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Credicorp Ltd. (BAP) returned $3.00B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $112.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.