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CIVICivitas Resources, Inc.
$27.38$2.3B
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Civitas Resources, Inc. (CIVI) Cash Flow Statement

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Liquidity buffers have tightened significantly, with the current ratio deteriorating to 0.56 in 2025Q3, raising concerns regarding the company's ability to sustain $252 million in quarterly share repurchases during market downturns.

CIVI Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11
Cash from Operations2.74B2.87B2.24B2.48B274.6M158.8M224.65M116.6M7.69M14.56M226.02M339.96M307.01M157.64M57.6B
Operating CF Margin %-55.07%64.45%65.4%29.51%72.81%71.72%42.15%3.94%7.46%77.23%60.86%72.78%68.18%89961.27%
Operating CF Growth %-23.8%27.98%-9.62%802.06%72.93%-29.31%92.67%1416.23%-47.19%-93.56%-33.51%10.73%94.76%-99.73%-
Net Income638.11M838.72M784.29M1.25B178.92M103.53M67.07M168.19M-2.36M-198.95M-745.55M20.28M69.18M46.52M12.69B
Depreciation & Amortization1.99B2.06B1.17B816.45M226.93M91.24M88.14M41.88M52.38M111.22M244.92M396.38M140.18M66.81M31.51B
Stock-Based Compensation36.15M48.27M34.93M31.37M15.56M6.16M6.89M7.16M13.75M8.89M14.55M20.72M12.64M4.48M4.44B
Deferred Taxes138.38M235.77M245.16M337.5M72.86M-60.52M0-41.88M-28.06M50.32M-165.67M12.99M42.43B30.77B11.2B
Other Non-Cash Items66.58M25.3M-68.75M-232.5M-162.96M31.37M70.38M-33.92M115.88M21.26M857.75M-63.52M110.14M44.3M3.48B
Working Capital Changes-135.72M-339.26M71.93M276.14M-56.71M-12.98M-7.83M-24.82M-27.98M21.83M20.02M-33.9M-25.12M-20.74M-5.72B
Change in Receivables140M-23.04M-39.87M-941K-100.88M24.95M-2.69M-46.99M-11.12M35.28M35.23M-21.38M-26.32M-20.74M-11.71B
Change in Inventory0000000248K4.39M4.39M23.66M0000
Change in Payables-309M-298.58M91.81M311.11M00019.95M-14.35M-11.62M-23.66M35.39M50.9B22.77B6B
Cash from Investing-2.33B-2.67B-5.24B-1.31B73.55M-63.8M-255.16M-164.38M-88.55M-67.46M-452.57M-837.23M-465.22M-305.28M-158.9B
Capital Expenditures-1.03B-1.97B-154.85M-97.45M-151.5M-63.8M-256.92M-267.51M-88.65M-52.79M-445.11M-828.87M-441.97M-314.14M-1.21B
CapEx % of Revenue21.98%37.9%4.46%2.57%16.28%29.25%82.02%96.69%45.39%27.03%152.08%148.37%104.77%135.87%1887.77%
Acquisitions-760M-905.1M-3.82B-236.16M222.44M00103.13M001.55M0000
Investments---------------
Other Investing-535.6M205.08M-1.27B-972.48M2.6M01.76M103.13M-67.06M-14.67M-9.01M-8.36M-23.25M8.87M-157.69B
Cash from Financing-396.62M-1.24B3.36B-657.37M-118.44M-81.25M28.6M48M13.01M112.06M245.31M319.28M334.52M149.82M103.39B
Debt Issued (Net)295.5M-300M4.4B-100M-34.02M-80.1M30M50M-191.67M112.67M46M333M342M150.29M-48.8M
Equity Issued (Net)-4M-1000K-1000K000-1000K-863K1000K01000K-1000K-1000K-2.95K1000K
Dividends Paid-188.63M-493.84M-660.32M-536.92M-60.78M0000000000
Share Repurchases-481.44M-427.31M-320.4M000-1.18M-863K-2.83M-289K0-6.01M-4.44M-467K0
Other Financing-22.05M-23.19M-59.96M-20.45M-23.63M-1.15M-220K-1.14M-2.83M-605K-10M-7.72M-3.04M-466.93K-2.28M
Net Change in Cash8.75M-1.05B358.68M513.58M229.71M13.75M-1.91M220K-67.85M59.16M18.76M-178M-4.09B-2.09B2.09B
Free Cash Flow933.65M893.36M731.52M1.41B123.1M95M-32.27M-150.91M-80.96M-38.23M-219.09M-488.91M-134.96M-156.51M56.39B
FCF Margin %19.84%17.17%21.06%37.29%13.23%43.56%-10.3%-54.55%-41.46%-19.57%-74.86%-87.52%-31.99%-67.69%88073.51%
FCF Growth %76.39%22.12%-48.21%1047.44%29.58%394.4%78.62%-86.39%-111.81%82.55%55.19%-262.27%13.77%-100.28%-
FCF per Share10.499.018.4116.503.264.54-1.56-7.32-3.96-86.58-510.66-1347.09-381.38-447.21141737.08
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.46x3.42x2.85x1.98x1.53x1.53x3.35x0.69x-0.04x-0.07x-0.30x16.76x1.98x1.51x4192.37x
Interest Paid334.55M037.11M28.53M1.83M1.55M4.11M00000000
Taxes Paid0050.05M97.8M14M0000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Integration and commodity volatility

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Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2025Q3)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

According to recent financial disclosures, the OCF/NI ratio has fluctuated significantly, reaching 4.86 in 2025Q3, which suggests that reported net income consistently understates the actual cash-generating capacity of the underlying exploration and production assets due to heavy non-cash depletion and depreciation charges.

The wide divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that accounting earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items rather than pure operational efficiency. Investors should monitor this gap, as it implies that the company's reported profitability may not be a reliable proxy for its ability to fund ongoing capital requirements.

FCF Volatility Hinders Capital Stability

As reported in quarterly filings, Civitas has experienced erratic free cash flow, swinging from a negative $191 million in 2025Q2 to a positive $355 million in 2025Q3, highlighting the sensitivity of cash generation to the timing of capital expenditures and commodity price fluctuations.

The inconsistency in FCF margins suggests that the company's current operational model is highly susceptible to the timing of drilling programs and acquisition-related cash outflows. This volatility complicates the sustainability of the fixed-plus-variable dividend framework, as cash availability remains tethered to cyclical commodity markets.

Capital Intensity Pressures Operational Cash

Based on the provided cash flow statements, the company's capital intensity remains elevated, with CAPEX/Revenue ratios frequently exceeding 40%, such as the 43.2% observed in 2025Q3, indicating a high ongoing requirement for reinvestment to maintain production levels in mature basins.

The high level of capital expenditure relative to revenue suggests that a significant portion of operating cash flow is immediately recycled into the asset base. This structural requirement for capital may limit the company's flexibility to navigate periods of lower commodity pricing without impacting shareholder returns.

Aggressive Deployment Amidst Modest Liquidity

As indicated by recent cash flow data, the company has prioritized significant share repurchases, totaling $252 million in 2025Q3, despite maintaining a relatively modest cash position, which warrants further investigation into the long-term sustainability of this capital allocation strategy during periods of market stress.

The decision to aggressively buy back shares while simultaneously integrating large-scale acquisitions appears to place pressure on the company's liquidity profile. This approach suggests a management preference for returning capital to shareholders, though it may leave the balance sheet vulnerable if operational cash flow fails to meet expectations.

CIVI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Civitas Resources, Inc. (CIVI) generate from operations?

Civitas Resources, Inc. (CIVI) generated $2.87B in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Civitas Resources, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Civitas Resources, Inc. (CIVI) generated $893.4M in free cash flow in 2024. 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 Civitas Resources, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Civitas Resources, Inc. (CIVI) spent $1.97B on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Civitas Resources, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2024, Civitas Resources, Inc. (CIVI) returned $493.8M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $427.3M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.