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Brady Corporation (BRC) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Earnings quality remains robust as evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio of 1.35 in 2026Q3, while free cash flow margins have recovered to 15.4% following disciplined capital expenditure management.

BRC Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJul'25Jul'24Jul'23Jul'22Jul'21Jul'20Jul'19Jul'18Jul'17Jul'16Jul'15Jul'14Jul'13Jul'12Jul'11Jul'10Jul'09Jul'08Jul'07Jul'06Jul'05Jul'04Jul'03Jul'02Jul'01Jul'00Jul'99Jul'98Jul'97Jul'96
Cash from Operations223.22M181.2M255.07M209.15M118.45M205.66M140.98M162.21M143.04M144.03M138.98M93.35M93.42M143.5M144.71M167.35M165.24M126.64M225.55M136.02M114.9M119.1M84.77M55.25M54.25M53.23M48.41M61.4M47.2M39.9M34.6M
Operating CF Margin %-11.97%19.02%15.7%9.1%17.97%13.04%13.98%12.19%12.94%12.4%7.97%7.63%12.46%10.93%12.49%13.12%10.48%14.81%9.98%11.28%14.59%12.63%9.96%10.49%9.75%8.95%13.04%10.37%9.36%9.62%
Operating CF Growth %77.27%-28.96%21.96%76.57%-42.41%45.89%-13.09%13.4%-0.69%3.64%48.88%-0.08%-34.9%-0.83%-13.53%1.28%30.47%-43.85%65.83%18.38%-3.53%40.5%53.43%1.84%1.92%9.96%-21.16%30.08%18.3%15.32%60.19%
Net Income209.66M189.26M197.22M174.86M149.98M129.66M112.37M131.26M91.06M95.64M80.11M2.99M-45.97M-154.53M-17.91M108.65M81.96M70.12M132.19M109.39M104.17M81.95M50.87M21.42M28.25M27.55M47.2M39.6M28M31.7M28M
Depreciation & Amortization43.91M40.64M29.87M32.37M34.18M25.48M23.44M23.8M25.44M27.3M32.43M39.46M44.6M48.73M43.99M48.83M53.02M54.85M60.59M53.86M35.14M26.82M20.19M18.06M16.63M22.65M17.83M15.2M13.3M14.2M10.6M
Stock-Based Compensation11.38M11.88M7.36M7.51M10.5M10.1M8.84M12.09M9.98M9.49M8.15M4.47M5.21M1.74M9.73M9.83M9.72M7.73M0000000000000
Deferred Taxes7.92M-7.62M-9.4M-12.47M-1.65M-8.96M-764K7.83M33.66M-8.62M2.08M-7.23M-30.42M21.63M-9.68M-8.16M-6.83M-8.64M-1.5M70K-1.84M-2.65M0-1.92M449K-1.98M-763K-1.1M-4.5M-1.1M-500K
Other Non-Cash Items-4.87M-2.54M1.4M-4.08M1.2M4.92M16.68M2.35M-4.67M46.77M56.1M51.46M150.35M226.94M116.35M-2.24M2.28M2.85M10.23M10.19M6.72M12.92M6.27M8.5M694K10.55M-1.94M100K6.9M800K100K
Working Capital Changes-44.78M-50.42M28.62M10.96M-75.77M44.47M-19.59M-15.11M-12.43M20.21M16.2M2.21M-30.36M-996K2.22M10.44M25.09M-271K22.38M-37.5M-27.91M64K7.44M9.18M2.35M-5.53M-13.92M6.4M3.5M-5.7M-2.3M
Change in Receivables-35.59M-14.36M-6.58M2.38M-25.33M-12.61M13.9M3.5M-16.61M766K8.16M1.32M-3.6M1.53M18.09M7.68M-29.48M53.39M0000000000000
Change in Inventory-23.65M-18.89M21.7M14.97M-62.91M7.3M-13.92M-9.92M-7.56M-5.69M4.83M-763K-12.61M2.44M-7.67M-2.89M426K34.75M16.22M-12.32M-16.96M-11.85M-6.79M4.14M4.89M2.25M-1.36M5.5M5.7M-4.8M-4M
Change in Payables14.91M-9.86M0-10.48M6.83M53.78M-26.13M-11.9M13.09M22.25M3.93M-8.52M-20.51M-2.29M-29.37M053.02M-90.78M0000000000000
Cash from Investing-49.74M-171.25M-81.05M-11.21M-43.07M-268.59M-36.12M-34.46M-2.9M-15.25M-15.42M-14.37M10.21M-325.77M-64.6M-22.63M-48.68M-19.04M-39.21M-237.04M-395.28M-105.09M-244.91M-38.82M-24.53M-26.48M-55.05M-40.9M-35.8M-14.3M-59.1M
Capital Expenditures-41.89M-27.58M-79.89M-19.23M-43.14M-27.19M-27.28M-32.83M-21.78M-15.17M-17.14M-26.67M-43.4M-35.69M-24.15M-20.53M-26.3M-24.03M-26.41M-51.94M-39.41M-21.92M-14.89M-14.44M-13.1M-20.77M-22.62M-41M-36.5M-8.8M-10.5M
CapEx % of Revenue2.58%1.82%5.96%1.44%3.31%2.38%2.52%2.83%1.86%1.36%1.53%2.28%3.54%3.1%1.82%1.53%2.09%1.99%1.73%3.81%3.87%2.68%2.22%2.6%2.53%3.8%4.18%8.71%8.02%2.07%2.92%
Acquisitions-14.71M-144.54M08M0-243.98M-6M019.14M006.11M54.24M-290.98M-36.79M-7.97M-30.43M0-29.35M-159.47M-351.33M-79.93M-228.93M-23.91M-12.75M-6.7M-37.91M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing6.86M864K-1.16M12K67K2.58M-2.84M-1.64M-269K-86K1.72M6.2M-637K900K-3.66M5.87M1.8M4.98M-2.65M-17.92M-141K-1.3M-1.08M-466K1.31M-356K1.07M100K700K-5.5M-48.6M
Cash from Financing-157.26M-83.87M-70.53M-163.57M-102.09M-12.32M-163.52M-27.63M-90.68M-136.24M-99.58M-32.15M-115.39M-33.06M-147.82M-91.57M15.28M-160.31M-76.94M129.42M318.96M-9.71M147.47M-16.83M-13.38M-22.68M-6.61M-12.5M-12.1M-9.2M-13.9M
Debt Issued (Net)-75.96M8.83M41.22M-45.28M57M38M-49.83M69K-55.2M-113.25M-38.8M8.55M-50.33M-10.65M-62.69M-61.26M50.02M-87.22M-21.44M148.43M198.13M-2.6M148.42M-327K-1.75M-8.94M5.45M-468K300K1.6M-5.5M
Equity Issued (Net)-22.23M-44.67M-72.22M-75M-109.23M-3.59M-64.51M-3.18M-1.46M0-23.55M0-18.47M15.2M-46.07M8.19M1.18M-38.58M-27.68M6.83M141.98M14.18M18.86M1.43M5.72M4.22M3.2M2.25M900K800K400K
Dividends Paid-45.96M-45.54M-45.06M-45.4M-45.93M-45.75M-45.76M-44.73M-42.87M-41.88M-40.81M-40.98M-40.49M-39.24M-38.9M-38.06M-36.79M-35.84M-32.46M-30.14M-26.06M-21.29M-19.8M-17.94M-17.36M-16.23M-15.26M-14.3M-13.4M-11.6M-8.8M
Share Repurchases-31.81M-50.84M-72.22M-75M-109.23M-3.59M-64.51M-3.18M-1.46M0-23.55M83.38M-30.58M-5.12M-49.93M0-2.54M-40.27M-42.17M0-24.68M-1.55M-564K-3.23M0000000
Other Financing-13.11M-2.49M5.54M2.12M-3.93M-985K-3.42M20.22M8.85M18.89M3.58M270K-6.1M1.63M-169K-439K859K1.34M4.64M4.3M4.91M0-1.37M00-1.73M0-17K100K00
Net Change in Cash23.34M-75.77M98.59M37.46M-33.27M-70.31M-61.43M97.64M47.48M-7.28M26.74M32.66M-9.22M-214.84M-84.07M75.13M126.68M-70.2M115.51M29.84M40.04M4.18M-5.72M119K13.16M2.03M-14.68M9.9M300K16M-39.8M
Free Cash Flow181.34M153.62M175.18M189.92M75.31M178.48M113.7M129.39M121.27M128.87M121.84M66.67M50.02M107.82M120.56M146.82M138.94M102.62M199.15M84.08M75.49M97.18M69.88M40.81M41.16M32.46M25.78M20.4M10.7M31.1M24.1M
FCF Margin %11.18%10.15%13.06%14.26%5.78%15.59%10.52%11.15%10.33%11.57%10.87%5.69%4.08%9.36%9.1%10.96%11.04%8.49%13.08%6.17%7.41%11.9%10.41%7.36%7.96%5.95%4.77%4.33%2.35%7.3%6.7%
FCF Growth %2.2%-12.31%-7.76%152.18%-57.8%56.97%-12.12%6.7%-5.9%5.77%82.73%33.29%-53.6%-10.57%-17.89%5.67%35.4%-48.47%136.86%11.38%-22.33%39.07%71.23%-0.84%26.8%25.88%26.39%90.65%-65.59%29.05%78.52%
FCF per Share3.793.193.613.811.463.412.142.432.312.482.401.300.962.102.302.762.621.943.631.541.501.951.460.870.880.700.560.450.240.710.55
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.86x0.96x1.29x1.20x0.79x1.59x1.25x1.24x1.57x1.51x1.73x31.25x-2.03x-0.93x-8.08x1.54x2.02x1.81x1.71x1.24x1.10x1.45x1.67x2.58x1.92x1.93x1.03x1.55x1.69x1.26x1.24x
Interest Paid04.66M2.93M3.41M1.08M373K2.4M2.65M2.98M5.77M8.53M11.16M14.59M17.16M19.19M21.3M21.63M26.05M0000000000000
Taxes Paid071.08M62.07M58.83M33.83M46.85M29.6M24.34M33.27M31.89M28.5M25.02M33.04M34.03M35.29M35.85M30.87M48.77M0000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Industrial cycle demand sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Driven by Cash

According to recent quarterly filings, Brady Corporation's OCF/NI ratio reached 1.35 in 2026Q3, indicating that operating cash flow consistently exceeds net income, a trend that suggests high-quality earnings and minimal reliance on non-cash accounting adjustments to bolster the company's reported bottom-line performance metrics.

The consistent ability to convert net income into cash at a ratio greater than 1.0 suggests that Brady's earnings are supported by tangible cash inflows rather than aggressive accrual accounting. Investors should monitor this relationship closely, as it underscores the company's operational efficiency in collecting receivables and managing its core business activities.

FCF Margin Recovery and Stability

As reported in financial statements, Brady Corporation's free cash flow margin rebounded to 15.4% in 2026Q3, reflecting a significant recovery from the negative territory observed in 2024Q2 and demonstrating the company's improved capacity to generate surplus cash after accounting for necessary capital expenditures.

The trajectory of free cash flow appears to be stabilizing at a healthy level, which supports the company's ability to fund dividends and share repurchases without external financing. This improvement suggests that the business model is successfully scaling, provided that the company maintains its current discipline regarding capital intensity.

Disciplined Capital Intensity and Maintenance

Based on BRC's reported figures, capital expenditures as a percentage of revenue have remained modest, averaging approximately 2.5% in recent quarters, which indicates that the company's industrial operations do not require excessive reinvestment to maintain their competitive position in the specialized labeling and safety market.

The relatively low capital intensity suggests that Brady's moat is protected by intellectual property and material science rather than heavy, depreciating physical assets. This capital-light profile allows for higher free cash flow generation, which provides management with significant flexibility for capital allocation.

Working Capital Volatility and Efficiency

Analysis of quarterly data reveals that working capital changes have been a significant source of cash flow volatility, with a notable $42.5 million outflow in 2026Q1, suggesting that inventory and receivable cycles remain sensitive to the timing of industrial demand and supply chain procurement strategies.

The sharp swings in working capital indicate that Brady's cash flow is susceptible to the timing of customer payments and inventory build-ups. While the company has shown an ability to recover from these outflows, investors should remain cautious about the impact of these fluctuations on short-term liquidity.

Conservative Capital Allocation Strategy

As evidenced by recent financial disclosures, Brady Corporation continues to prioritize shareholder returns through consistent dividend payments and opportunistic share repurchases, while maintaining a fortress balance sheet that remains largely unburdened by debt, reflecting a highly conservative approach to capital deployment and financial risk management.

The company's preference for returning cash to shareholders rather than pursuing aggressive M&A suggests a management team focused on stability and risk mitigation. While this approach is prudent, it may warrant further investigation into whether the company is missing growth opportunities in the rapidly evolving industrial automation sector.

BRC — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Brady Corporation (BRC) generate from operations?

Brady Corporation (BRC) generated $181.2M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Brady Corporation's free cash flow?

Brady Corporation (BRC) generated $153.6M 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 Brady Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Brady Corporation (BRC) spent $27.6M 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 Brady Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Brady Corporation (BRC) returned $45.5M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $50.8M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.