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CELG-RIBristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce
$0.09$184M
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce (CELG-RI) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation is highly unstable, ranging from a peak of $6.0 billion in 2025Q3 to $757 million in 2026Q1, further complicated by aggressive capital deployment including $1.3 billion in quarterly dividend payments.

CELG-RI 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'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations13.31B14.16B15.19B13.86B13.07B16.21B14.05B8.07B5.94B5.28B2.85B1.83B3.15B3.54B6.94B4.84B4.49B4.07B3.71B3.15B2.08B1.84B3.18B3.51B957M5.4B4.65B4.47B4.12B2.48B2.64B
Operating CF Margin %-29.37%31.45%30.8%28.31%34.94%33.05%30.85%26.33%25.39%14.67%11.06%19.82%21.64%39.39%22.78%23.05%21.61%18%16.3%11.63%9.56%16.39%16.81%5.28%27.81%25.54%22.1%22.53%14.83%17.53%
Operating CF Growth %-17.75%-6.81%9.6%6.08%-19.38%15.34%74.19%35.81%12.61%85.09%55.57%-41.8%-11.2%-48.93%43.41%7.77%10.48%9.66%17.57%51.37%13.45%-42.19%-9.57%266.98%-82.28%16.12%4.07%8.5%66.4%-6.25%5.68%
Net Income7.28B7.05B-8.93B8.04B6.34B7.01B-8.99B3.46B4.95B975M4.51B1.63B2.03B2.58B2.5B5.26B4.51B11.86B5.25B2.17B1.58B3B2.39B3.11B2.07B5.25B4.71B4.17B3.64B3.21B2.85B
Depreciation & Amortization3.65B4.12B9.6B9.76B10.28B10.69B10.38B1.75B637M789M382M376M467M763M681M801M744M707M816M892M927M929M909M789M735M781M746M678M625M591M519M
Stock-Based Compensation422M0507M518M457M583M779M441M221M199M205M235M213M191M154M161M193M183M181M133M112M0000000000
Deferred Taxes-1.03B-965M-2.09B-3.29B-2.74B-1.39B983M-924M86M1.01B-204M-347M-542M-491M-1.23B415M422M163M1.43B-416M-236M-812M286M249M0000000
Other Non-Cash Items1.57B4.4B15.29B744M955M570M9.92B279M-127M714M-680M965M780M14M5.17B-1.67B-1.22B-8.89B-4.08B537M335M219M503M-603M1.31B-999M-10M-79M304M33M-52M
Working Capital Changes1.42B-455M810M-1.91B-2.23B-1.25B983M3.06B176M1.59B-1.36B-1.03B201M488M-339M-127M-166M42M117M-158M-640M-904M-608M128M-3.15B375M-795M-296M-445M-1.35B-676M
Change in Receivables1.38B-295M264M-995M-663M-2.12B-2.95B1.66B-267M-431M-803M-942M-252M-504M648M-270M227M227M-365M-461M210M539M-556M-554M904M-359M-494M0000
Change in Inventory-1M-184M-486M-751M-69M13M2.67B463M-216M-29M-152M97M-254M-45M-103M-193M156M82M130M-54M78M-370M-133M127M206M-10M75M-317M-139M-288M-227M
Change in Payables492M-2M184M198M109M245M188M229M-59M320M104M-919M-44M412M-232M593M315M472M253M506M-460M-378M248M287M-311M-170M256M0000
Cash from Investing-3.76B-4.13B-21.35B-2.29B-1.06B-538M-10.86B-9.77B-874M-66M1.48B-1.57B1.22B-572M-6.73B-1.44B-3.81B-4.38B5.08B-202M206M1.19B-1.62B-2.42B-1.38B-4.86B16M-759M-346M-532M-717M
Capital Expenditures-1.4B-1.31B-1.25B-1.21B-1.12B-973M-753M-836M-951M-1.05B-1.22B-820M-526M-537M-548M-367M-424M-730M-941M-843M-793M-738M-809M-990M-997M-1.02B-589M-709M-788M-767M-601M
CapEx % of Revenue2.88%2.72%2.58%2.69%2.42%2.1%1.77%3.2%4.22%5.08%6.25%4.95%3.31%3.28%3.11%1.73%2.18%3.88%4.57%4.36%4.43%3.84%4.17%4.74%5.5%5.27%3.23%3.51%4.31%4.59%3.99%
Acquisitions-4.17B-2.87B-21.82B-260M-2.98B-862M-12.21B-8.78B3M14M975M-403M3.37B9M-7.46B-211M-829M-2.23B-191M-159M507M843M214M-18M-275M-2.4B-196M-266M-93M-254M-316M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing1.37B01.1B000001.32B1.72B3.05B359M1.96B-35M-6.18B-762M67M-4M5.07B44M-1.02B73M-283M59M-109M-266M766M169M482M322M173M
Cash from Financing-10.91B-10.35B5.13B-9.42B-16.96B-16.22B-1.15B7.62B-3.54B-4.08B-2.44B-3.35B-2.44B-1.07B-4.33B-2.66B-3.34B-17M-2.58B-3.21B-3.35B-3.64B-463M-1.05B-1.12B1.77B-4.16B-3.2B-2.98B-2.15B-1.89B
Debt Issued (Net)-5.54B-5.17B10.1B456M-5.31B-6.18B3.93B17.65B-548M991M110M-689M-432M892M-109M-79M-963M1.45B-337M-1.33B-1.16B-1.62B1.57B1.09B1.08B5.24B-241M-80M-8M409M268M
Equity Issued (Net)000-5.16B-8B-6.29B-1.55B-7.3B-320M-2.47B-50M266M288M-433M-1.94B-620M-324M827M5M333M170M166M141M44M-26M-1.34B-1.99B-1.17B-1.08B-1.04B-646M
Dividends Paid-5.07B-5.04B-4.86B-4.74B-4.63B-4.4B-4.08B-2.68B-2.61B-2.58B-2.55B-2.48B-2.4B-2.31B-2.29B-2.25B-2.2B-2.48B-2.46B-2.21B-2.2B-2.19B-2.17B-2.17B-2.17B-2.14B-1.93B-1.71B-1.55B-1.51B-1.51B
Share Repurchases000-5.16B-8B-6.29B-1.55B-7.3B-320M-2.47B-231M819M0-433M-2.4B-1.22B-576M0000000-164M-1.59B-2.34B-1.42B-1.56B-1.16B-852M
Other Financing-302M-128M-106M27M984M641M542M-53M-54M-22M42M-451M105M782M2M296M146M194M211M0-158M0000000000
Net Change in Cash-1.3B-137M-1.17B2.19B-4.99B-657M2.15B5.91B1.49B1.18B1.85B-3.19B1.99B1.93B-4.12B743M-2.65B-293M6.17B-217M-1.03B-630M1.13B77M-1.52B2.32B462M476M788M-225M36M
Free Cash Flow11.91B12.85B13.94B12.65B11.95B15.23B13.3B7.23B4.99B4.22B1.64B1.01B2.62B3.01B6.39B4.47B4.07B3.33B2.77B2.31B1.29B1.1B2.37B2.52B-40M4.38B4.06B3.76B3.33B1.71B2.04B
FCF Margin %24.56%26.65%28.87%28.11%25.88%32.84%31.28%27.66%22.11%20.31%8.42%6.11%16.51%18.36%36.28%21.06%20.87%17.73%13.43%11.94%7.2%5.72%12.21%12.07%-0.22%22.55%22.3%18.6%18.22%10.23%13.54%
FCF Growth %-9%-7.87%10.2%5.88%-21.57%14.55%83.92%44.94%18.22%158.1%61.56%-61.4%-12.83%-52.95%42.92%9.98%21.95%20.57%19.74%79.07%17.49%-53.61%-6.15%6405%-100.91%7.78%8.03%12.88%94.97%-16.23%2.72%
FCF per Share5.826.306.886.095.576.795.894.223.052.550.970.601.571.813.792.612.351.691.381.170.660.551.201.29-0.022.232.031.861.640.841.00
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.64x2.01x-1.70x1.73x2.07x2.32x-1.56x2.35x1.20x5.24x0.64x1.13x1.57x1.38x3.54x1.30x1.45x0.38x0.71x1.46x1.31x0.61x1.33x1.13x0.46x1.03x0.99x1.07x1.31x0.77x0.93x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Acquisition-Driven Cash Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Amortization

As reported in financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios swinging from -0.24 in 2024Q1 to over 60.0 in 2024Q4, suggesting that GAAP net income is a poor proxy for the company's actual cash-generating capacity.

The extreme divergence between net income and operating cash flow appears driven by massive non-cash charges, likely related to the amortization of intangibles from the Celgene and subsequent acquisitions. Investors should monitor this gap closely, as it indicates that reported earnings may significantly understate the underlying cash-generating potential of the core pharmaceutical business.

FCF Volatility Reflects Portfolio Transition

Based on recent quarterly filings, free cash flow has demonstrated significant instability, ranging from a low of $757 million in 2026Q1 to a peak of $6.0 billion in 2025Q3, highlighting the difficulty in maintaining consistent cash generation during a period of heavy portfolio restructuring and asset integration.

The volatility in free cash flow margins suggests that the company's cash generation is highly sensitive to the timing of R&D milestones and the lumpy nature of working capital adjustments. This inconsistency may indicate that the company is struggling to establish a predictable cash flow baseline while transitioning away from legacy blockbuster assets.

Capital Intensity Remains Structurally Managed

According to the provided data, capital expenditures have remained relatively stable as a percentage of revenue, averaging approximately 2.7% over the last ten quarters, which suggests that the company is maintaining its manufacturing infrastructure without excessive capital intensity despite the complexity of its biologic and CAR-T production.

The relatively low and stable CapEx/Revenue ratio implies that the company's primary growth strategy is inorganic rather than organic capacity expansion. While this preserves cash for acquisitions, it also suggests that the company may be under-investing in internal manufacturing efficiencies that could otherwise improve long-term gross margins.

Aggressive M&A Constrains Capital Flexibility

As evidenced by the $19.8 billion acquisition outflow in 2024Q1, the company's capital deployment is heavily skewed toward inorganic growth, which, when combined with consistent quarterly dividend payments of approximately $1.2 billion to $1.3 billion, places significant pressure on the company's overall liquidity and financial flexibility.

The reliance on large-scale acquisitions to replenish the pipeline appears to be the primary driver of cash outflows, often overshadowing the cash generated from operations. This strategy warrants further investigation, as the high cost of these deals may limit the company's ability to navigate future regulatory shocks or patent cliffs without further leveraging the balance sheet.

CELG-RI — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying CELG-RI stock.

How much cash does Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce (CELG-RI) generate from operations?

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce (CELG-RI) generated $14.16B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce's free cash flow?

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce (CELG-RI) generated $12.85B 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 Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce (CELG-RI) spent $1.31B 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 Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ce (CELG-RI) returned $5.04B to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.