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BOXBox, Inc.
$41.95$5.8B
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Box, Inc. (BOX) Cash Flow Statement

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Operating cash flow consistently exceeds net income with a 10-quarter average OCF/NI ratio of 5.3x, but this high conversion is heavily driven by non-cash stock-based compensation averaging $50.3M per quarter.

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BOX Cash Flow Statement

Box, Inc. (BOX) cash flow statement — 14-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJan'26Jan'25Jan'24Jan'23Jan'22Jan'21Jan'20Jan'19Jan'18Jan'17Jan'16Jan'15Jan'14Jan'13
Cash from Operations394.46M356.45M332.26M318.73M297.98M234.82M196.83M44.71M55.32M35.39M-1.22M-66.32M-84.9M-91.77M-81.75M
Operating CF Margin %-30.28%30.48%30.71%30.07%26.86%25.54%6.42%9.09%6.99%-0.31%-21.91%-39.23%-73.89%-139.04%
Operating CF Growth %89.22%7.28%4.25%6.96%26.9%19.3%340.22%-19.18%56.31%3005.66%98.16%21.88%7.49%-12.25%-
Net Income116.62M115.38M244.62M129.03M26.78M-41.46M-43.43M-144.35M-134.61M-154.96M-151.79M-202.95M-168.23M-168.9M-112.79M
Depreciation & Amortization37.47M32.91M22.1M51.24M65.99M78.23M75.48M59.42M46.32M40.11M40.15M40.39M29.02M17.87M8.62M
Stock-Based Compensation115.62M233.72M219M198.78M185.63M178.97M154.29M145.99M119.3M97.48M78.37M59.5M31.93M11.75M7.54M
Deferred Taxes-26.93M-31.54M-171.22M-75.29M1.65M-1.91M000000-1.12M-2.59M0
Other Non-Cash Items180.09M47.79M60.6M56.7M55.83M48.8M37.12M25.77M15.88M21.38M18.37M16.91M12.23M22.19M9.38M
Working Capital Changes-33.61M-41.8M-42.84M-41.74M-37.9M-27.82M-26.63M-42.13M8.44M31.38M12.5M19.82M11.27M27.57M5.28M
Change in Receivables-27.3M-31.21M-14.48M-21.88M-8.93M-27.22M-18.88M-34.3M-12.41M-42.02M-20.57M-45.37M-11.49M-25.16M-11.5M
Change in Inventory000000000000000
Change in Payables6.2M6.8M6.39M-1.18M-1.9M17.61M-12.3M-100K1.66M6.9M-1.09M-4.02M3.23M-3.18M2.05M
Cash from Investing-43.98M-42.7M-23.21M-82.79M120.6M-239.37M-16.38M-13.3M-16.15M-11.71M-7.57M-80.86M-38.88M-32.19M314K
Capital Expenditures-44.55M-41.25M-30.21M-18.4M-16.5M-10.49M-16.49M-13.41M-17.57M-11.82M-14.96M-72.94M-38.88M-24.42M-19.5M
CapEx % of Revenue3.61%3.5%2.77%1.77%1.66%1.2%2.14%1.93%2.89%2.34%3.75%24.1%17.96%19.67%33.16%
Acquisitions64K309K8.39M-2.73M0-59.4M08K2K107K87K-198K0-7.76M-62K
Investments---------------
Other Investing00-3.52M-190K-815K514K107K105K1.42M000000
Cash from Financing-658.89M-569.52M-62.36M-272.9M-396.5M-172.86M218.68M-53.42M-29.57M-19.83M479K2.51M345.44M105.17M172.8M
Debt Issued (Net)-205M-205M201.77M-30.18M-40.35M-51.04M238.58M-38.54M-23.93M-16.12M-8.78M-2.18M5.93M1.77M19.78M
Equity Issued (Net)-379.94M-261.22M-166.1M-148.93M-242.09M-51.12M28.86M29.39M38.19M32.06M26.81M17.3M339.87M103.39M153.02M
Dividends Paid-15M-15M-15M-14.94M-15.06M-9.62M000000000
Share Repurchases-385.92M-289.85M-211.06M-177.13M-274.17M-561.57M000000000
Other Financing-58.95M-88.3M-83.03M-78.85M-99M-61.08M-48.76M-44.26M-43.82M-35.77M-17.55M-12.61M-359K00
Net Change in Cash-316.82M-250.98M241.85M-44.21M12.19M-178.81M419.5M-41.93M9.44M30.68M-8.35M-144.69M221.59M-20.27M90.12M
Free Cash Flow379.58M350.38M329.68M316.88M293.55M230.12M187.78M39.26M40.51M23.57M-16.17M-139.26M-123.58M-116.19M-101.25M
FCF Margin %30.76%29.76%30.24%30.54%29.63%26.32%24.36%5.64%6.66%4.66%-4.06%-46.01%-57.1%-93.56%-172.2%
FCF Growth %13.49%6.28%4.04%7.95%27.57%22.54%378.29%-3.09%71.89%245.72%88.39%-12.69%-6.36%-14.76%-
FCF per Share2.712.392.222.131.951.481.200.270.290.18-0.13-1.15-1.03-1.21-1.06
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)3.25x3.52x1.36x2.47x11.13x-5.66x-4.53x-0.31x-0.41x-0.23x0.01x0.33x0.50x0.54x0.73x
Interest Paid0001.68M2.75M4.69M7.48M5.55M2.58M1.94M1.24M1.18M1.1M3.46M1.97M
Taxes Paid0013.65M8.45M7.04M2.01M1.47M2.83M1.6M1.26M239K832K157K86K60K

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeStable
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

AI competition from Microsoft

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Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2027Q2)

Strong Cash Conversion Masked by SBC

Box's operating cash flow consistently exceeds net income, with a 10-quarter average OCF/NI ratio of 5.3x, indicating high-quality earnings driven by non-cash charges like stock-based compensation, which averaged $50.3M per quarter.

The substantial gap between net income and operating cash flow is primarily a function of significant non-cash add-backs, most notably stock-based compensation. This suggests the company's core operations are highly cash-generative, but the economic cost of employee compensation is being obscured in GAAP net income. Investors should monitor whether this conversion quality remains stable as the company pursues GAAP profitability.

FCF Margin Volatility Amidst Growth

Free cash flow margin has been volatile, ranging from 13.3% to 49.1% over the past ten quarters, with the most recent quarter at 22.0%, indicating that while the business is fundamentally cash-generative, its FCF profile is heavily influenced by working capital timing.

The FCF trajectory does not show a smooth expansion, which is atypical for a maturing SaaS business. This volatility appears driven by large, lumpy swings in working capital rather than underlying operational weakness. The underlying FCF generation, after adjusting for these swings, appears robust and supportive of the company's capital return program.

Working Capital Swings Drive Cash Volatility

Working capital changes have been the primary driver of quarterly operating cash flow volatility, with swings from a $44.0M source in Q1 2025 to a $59.4M use in Q2 2025, suggesting inconsistent collection or payment timing patterns.

The erratic working capital movements, particularly the large negative swings in Q2 2025 and Q2 2026, suggest potential seasonality in collections or strategic timing of payables. This pattern makes quarterly OCF a less reliable indicator of underlying business performance than annual figures. The most recent quarter's $41.5M working capital use warrants monitoring to see if it represents a new trend.

Aggressive Buybacks Offset by Modest Dividends

Box has deployed significant capital to share repurchases, totaling $689.9M over the past ten quarters, while maintaining a consistent quarterly dividend of $3.8M, indicating a clear priority for returning cash to shareholders over strategic M&A.

The scale of buybacks, which peaked at $123.4M in Q4 2026, suggests management views the stock as undervalued or sees limited high-return reinvestment opportunities. This capital return strategy aligns with the company's pivot toward profitability but may raise questions about future investment in growth initiatives like AI, especially if buybacks continue at this pace.

SBC and Working Capital Obscure True Cash Flow

The cash flow statement's headline figures are significantly distorted by stock-based compensation, which averaged $50.3M per quarter, and volatile working capital swings, making it difficult to assess the true underlying cash generation trend without careful adjustment.

While operating cash flow appears strong, the heavy reliance on SBC as a non-cash add-back means the company is diluting shareholders to fund operations and buybacks. Furthermore, the erratic working capital pattern suggests that the timing of cash receipts and payments is not predictable, which could mask potential deterioration in customer payment behavior or inventory management if not analyzed on a longer-term basis.

BOX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Box, Inc. (BOX) generate from operations?

Box, Inc. (BOX) generated $356.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

Box, Inc. (BOX) generated $350.4M in free cash flow in 2026. 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 Box, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Box, Inc. (BOX) spent $41.2M on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Box, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, Box, Inc. (BOX) returned $15.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $289.8M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.