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Bunge Global S.A. (BG) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow quality remains erratic, demonstrated by an operating cash flow to net income ratio of -7.96 in 2026Q1, largely driven by unpredictable working capital swings.

BG 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'99
Cash from Operations578M800M1.9B3.31B-5.55B-2.89B-3.54B-808M-1.26B-1.98B446M610M1.4B2.23B-457M2.61B-2.44B-368M2.54B-411M-289M382M802M-41M128M205M-521M37M
Operating CF Margin %-1.14%3.58%5.56%-8.25%-4.89%-8.54%-1.96%-2.76%-4.31%1.04%1.4%2.45%3.63%-0.75%4.66%-5.54%-0.88%4.84%-1.09%-1.1%1.57%3.19%-0.18%0.92%1.81%-5.39%0.47%
Operating CF Growth %-71.23%-57.89%-42.56%159.61%-91.74%18.16%-337.62%36.08%36%-542.83%-26.89%-56.4%-37.12%586.87%-117.48%207.35%-561.68%-114.47%718.73%-42.21%-175.65%-52.37%2056.1%-132.03%-37.56%139.35%-1508.11%-
Net Income686M819M1.19B2.34B1.68B2.17B1.17B-1.29B287M174M767M790M517M207M36M940M2.39B335M1.33B778M521M530M469M411M255M134M12M0
Depreciation & Amortization595M703M468M451M408M424M435M548M622M609M547M545M607M568M570M526M443M443M439M385M324M278M212M184M168M163M149M0
Stock-Based Compensation58M065M69M65M61M71M39M46M29M44M46M49M53M44M49M60M17M66M48M19M0000000
Deferred Taxes-142M-62M-10M-1M-119M-272M71M-24M6M-23M126M16M-45M460M-32M-217M160M-204M-251M-62M-191M-238M-56M-17M-4M-11M-17M0
Other Non-Cash Items-1.51B-143M94M-221M46M-267M-181M1.92B267M116M73M-194M-131M-135M496M95M-2.27B-543M502M3M-89M7M139M-96M289M251M67M37M
Working Capital Changes852M-517M95M673M-7.63B-5.01B-5.1B-2B-2.49B-2.88B-1.11B-593M447M1.07B-1.57B1.22B-3.21B-416M461M-1.56B-854M-195M38M-523M-580M-332M-732M0
Change in Receivables-334M-469M169M256M-7.15B-530M-255M-257M-110M95M-131M-97M108M148M-373M267M-1.56B-229M-766M-319M-69M270M-398M-129M-116M-127M-336M0
Change in Inventory-1.62B-700M96M1.52B-269M-1.3B-2.3B504M-1.11B-130M-269M314M-161M238M-1.57B530M-1.89B1.64B-905M-1.74B-729M-11M328M-249M-728M-303M-311M0
Change in Payables1.16B153M0001.59B97M-498M335M25M708M-88M-100M436M554M-295M1.3B-1.43B1.16B1.23B00000000
Cash from Investing-5.16B-5.04B-1.11B-1.01B6.5B5.11B1.81B1.48B410M-1.16B-926M-802M-685M-429M-967M-1.22B2.51B-952M-1.11B-794M-611M-480M-841M60M-1.07B-179M-91M-108M
Capital Expenditures-228M-1.72B-1.38B-1.12B-555M-399M-365M-524M-493M-662M-784M-649M-839M-1.04B-1.09B-1.13B-1.07B-918M-896M-658M-503M-522M-437M-304M-242M-230M-184M0
CapEx % of Revenue0.28%2.45%2.59%1.88%0.83%0.67%0.88%1.27%1.08%1.45%1.84%1.49%1.47%1.7%1.8%2.01%2.44%2.19%1.7%1.74%1.91%2.14%1.74%1.37%1.74%2.04%1.9%-
Acquisitions-4.4B-3.06B675M34M453M601M180M709M-984M-479M-74M-426M-96M402M60M-236M-254M-144M-202M-192M-74M-64M-355M-196M-856M-13M-78M0
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing-1.49B43M-86M163M6.73B5.08B1.97B1.32B1.91B2.96B1.52B10M164M145M43M101M3.79B110M86M72M46M106M-49M601M9M64M171M-108M
Cash from Financing2.2B2.07B-90M-856M-769M-1.63B1.76B-771M631M-180M-488M360M-1.06B-1.56B1.21B-1.06B-30M774M-1.15B1.76B891M21M-74M-102M1.29B-224M709M-253M
Debt Issued (Net)1.9B3.1B1.42B230M-705M-1.1B2.2B-438M956M86M61M882M-591M-1.32B1.37B-824M480M166M-858M922M299M128M-166M-59M1.05B-518M554M0
Equity Issued (Net)-551M-551M-1.1B-600M-200M-100M-100M000-200M-300M-226M43M23M-97M-348M763M7M877M693M13M178M7M293M278M163M0
Dividends Paid-504M-459M-378M-383M-349M-323M-316M-317M-305M-297M-282M-249M-221M-201M-192M-186M-211M-198M-168M-114M-74M-120M-86M-105M-65M-34M-18M0
Share Repurchases-551M-551M-1.1B-600M-200M-100M-100M000-200M-300M-300M00-120M-354M00000-170M00000
Other Financing1.36B-15M-28M-103M485M-112M-23M-16M-20M15M-92M19M-20M-89M035M40M26M-127M95M-27M0055M21M50M10M-253M
Net Change in Cash-2.43B-2.19B705M1.47B247M524M59M-71M-212M-333M523M49M-380M173M-264M257M25M-451M23M616M11M-78M-57M19M271M-224M60M-324M
Free Cash Flow112M-923M524M2.19B-6.1B-3.29B-3.9B-1.33B-1.76B-2.64B-338M-39M560M1.18B-1.55B1.49B-3.51B-1.29B1.65B-1.07B-792M-140M365M-345M-112M-21M-705M37M
FCF Margin %0.14%-1.31%0.99%3.67%-9.08%-5.57%-9.42%-3.24%-3.84%-5.76%-0.79%-0.09%0.98%1.93%-2.54%2.65%-7.98%-3.07%3.13%-2.82%-3.01%-0.57%1.45%-1.56%-0.81%-0.19%-7.29%0.47%
FCF Growth %113.51%-276.14%-76.03%135.81%-85.36%15.59%-192.87%24.19%33.37%-680.18%-766.67%-106.96%-52.66%176.22%-204.23%142.46%-172.71%-178.08%254.07%-34.97%-465.71%-138.36%205.8%-208.04%-433.33%97.02%-2005.41%-
FCF per Share0.57-5.543.6914.50-39.86-21.61-26.06-9.41-12.40-18.67-2.28-0.263.817.98-10.569.59-22.44-10.0711.97-8.18-6.51-1.173.19-3.21-1.16-0.29-10.950.59
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.16x0.98x1.67x1.47x-3.45x-1.39x-3.09x0.63x-4.73x-12.34x0.60x0.77x2.72x7.27x-7.14x2.77x-1.03x-1.02x2.39x-0.53x-0.55x0.72x1.71x-0.10x0.50x1.53x-43.42x-7.40x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Working capital volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

According to recent financial disclosures, Bunge's operating cash flow to net income ratio has exhibited extreme instability, swinging from a negative 7.96 in 2026Q1 to a positive 14.07 in 2025Q4, illustrating that reported net income is a poor proxy for the company's actual cash-generating capacity.

The massive divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that non-cash accounting adjustments and timing differences related to commodity hedging significantly distort the bottom line. Investors should monitor these fluctuations closely, as they indicate that earnings quality is highly sensitive to the timing of derivative settlements rather than underlying operational cash generation.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

As reported in quarterly filings, Bunge's working capital changes are the primary determinant of cash flow, with a massive $1.9 billion inflow in 2025Q3 followed by a $1.4 billion outflow in 2025Q2, highlighting the extreme sensitivity of the company's liquidity to seasonal inventory and commodity price cycles.

The company's cash position appears hostage to the cyclical nature of agricultural inventory management and the associated financing requirements. This volatility suggests that Bunge's cash flow profile is inherently unstable, as the business must frequently absorb large working capital outflows to maintain its global origination and processing footprint.

Capital Intensity Reflects Infrastructure Needs

Based on reported figures, Bunge's capital expenditure has remained significant, peaking at $716 million in 2025Q3, which indicates that maintaining its extensive global network of export terminals and processing facilities requires a consistent and substantial reinvestment of capital to sustain its competitive position in the agribusiness sector.

The capital intensity, as evidenced by the CapEx-to-revenue ratio, suggests that Bunge is locked into a high-maintenance business model where asset depreciation must be aggressively offset by new investment. This ongoing requirement for capital limits the company's ability to generate sustained free cash flow during periods of margin compression.

Aggressive Capital Allocation Amidst Uncertainty

As indicated by recent cash flow statements, Bunge has pursued a dual strategy of returning capital through dividends and share repurchases while simultaneously engaging in large-scale acquisitions, such as the $4.6 billion net outflow for acquisitions in 2025Q3, which warrants further investigation regarding long-term balance sheet sustainability.

The combination of consistent dividend payments and significant acquisition spending appears to place considerable pressure on the company's cash reserves. Investors should monitor whether the returns on these large-scale investments can adequately compensate for the increased debt burden and the inherent volatility of the core agribusiness cash flows.

BG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Bunge Global S.A. (BG) generate from operations?

Bunge Global S.A. (BG) generated $800.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Bunge Global S.A.'s free cash flow?

Bunge Global S.A. (BG) reported negative free cash flow of $923.0M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Bunge Global S.A.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Bunge Global S.A. (BG) spent $1.72B 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 Bunge Global S.A. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Bunge Global S.A. (BG) returned $459.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $551.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.