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Clarivate Plc (CLVT) Cash Flow Statement

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Free cash flow of $110.2M in 2026Q3 (22.9% margin) reflects strong conversion from operating cash flow of $165.6M, but capital returns are inconsistent, with $149.5M in 2025Q4 buybacks standing out against net losses and no dividends paid across the period.

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CLVT Cash Flow Statement

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CLVT Cash Flow Statement

Clarivate Plc (CLVT) cash flow statement — 9-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17
Cash from Operations558.9M628.5M646.6M744.2M509.3M323.8M263.5M117.58M-26.1M6.67M
Operating CF Margin %-25.6%25.29%28.31%19.15%17.25%21.01%12.07%-2.7%0.73%
Operating CF Growth %-31.85%-2.8%-13.11%46.12%57.29%22.88%124.1%550.5%-491.48%-
Net Income-386.5M-201.1M-636.7M-911.2M-3.96B-270.5M-350.6M-258.63M-242.16M-263.93M
Depreciation & Amortization721.1M757.2M727M708.3M710.5M537.8M303.2M200.54M237.22M228.46M
Stock-Based Compensation57.9M63.1M59.9M109M93.9M33.3M34.2M51.38M13.71M17.66M
Deferred Taxes-28.4M-41.5M21.2M-78.4M-54.3M-13.3M-45.5M357K19.72M-36.27M
Other Non-Cash Items282.2M47.3M500.1M976.9M3.99B-31.5M215.1M120.22M-27.39M32.56M
Working Capital Changes-87.4M3.5M-24.9M-60.4M-271.9M68M107.1M3.71M-27.2M28.18M
Change in Receivables8.1M-5M92.6M-25.5M-28.3M-64.1M29.9M-593K-50.91M43.11M
Change in Inventory000000008.26M5.98M
Change in Payables-15.8M22.8M-15M41.2M-24M31.2M-2.9M-13.84M-18.09M-39.66M
Cash from Investing-236.6M-263.2M-236.7M-237.4M57.3M-4.04B-2.99B-140.88M11.93M-40.2M
Capital Expenditures-236.6M-263.2M-289.1M-242.5M-202.9M-118.5M-107.7M-72.46M-45.41M-37.8M
CapEx % of Revenue10.42%10.72%11.31%9.22%7.63%6.31%8.59%7.44%4.69%4.12%
Acquisitions00-32M5.1M260.2M-3.93B-2.88B-68.42M57.34M-2.4M
Investments----------
Other Investing0084.4M0000080.88M5M
Cash from Financing-382.9M-343.1M-470.1M-496.5M-759.2M4.03B2.93B75.22M-32.6M22.82M
Debt Issued (Net)-284.1M-109.4M-198.1M-301M-496.5M1.99B1.88B-406.08M-31.71M14.58M
Equity Issued (Net)-94.4M-224.5M-200M-99.5M-168.4M2.1B843.7M1.58M00
Dividends Paid00-37.7M-75.5M-75.4M-18.9M0000
Share Repurchases-94.4M-224.5M-200M-100M-175M-159.4M0000
Other Financing-4.4M-9.2M-34.3M-20.5M-18.9M-38.8M200.5M479.72M-896K8.24M
Net Change in Cash-61.7M34M-75.5M13.9M-230.8M315.2M196.3M50.55M-51.96M-7.47M
Free Cash Flow322.3M365.3M357.5M501.7M306.4M205.3M155.8M47.74M-71.51M-31.14M
FCF Margin %14.19%14.88%13.98%19.08%11.52%10.94%12.42%4.9%-7.38%-3.39%
FCF Growth %-3.85%2.18%-28.74%63.74%49.24%31.77%226.32%166.77%-129.66%-
FCF per Share0.500.540.520.750.450.320.360.17-0.23-0.10
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.83x-3.13x-1.02x-0.82x-0.13x-1.20x-0.75x-0.45x0.11x-0.03x
Interest Paid0256.3M265.3M273.5M251.5M182.4M97.5M0121.92M115.24M
Taxes Paid042.1M52.9M42.9M63.7M33.9M27.6M013.21M14.72M

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityWeak
Balance SheetMixed
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Persistent net losses masking cash generation

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Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Operating Cash Flow Diverges From Net Losses

As reported in the quarterly cash flow data, Clarivate generated operating cash flow of $165.6M in 2026Q3 against a net loss of $80.8M, a divergence that makes the accrual gap the central question for earnings quality over the ten-quarter window.

Operating cash flow remained positive in every one of the ten reported quarters, ranging from $90.6M to $202.9M, while net income was negative in nine of them. This pattern suggests that large non-cash charges, most visibly amortization and impairment-type items, are depressing reported earnings rather than reflecting weak underlying collections. Investors should monitor whether this gap narrows as the revenue base contracts, since a sustained negative OCF/NI ratio would challenge the view that the cash engine is intact.

Free Cash Flow Volatile Despite Positive Base

Based on Clarivate's reported figures, free cash flow margin swung between 6.1% and 57.1% across recent quarters, with the 2025Q4 peak driven by an unusual positive capex-adjacent swing rather than a repeatable operating improvement.

Excluding the outlier 2025Q4 quarter, free cash flow margins generally sat in a 6% to 23% band, which is respectable but inconsistent for a business whose revenue is shrinking. The quarterly swings appear to be driven more by working capital and timing items than by steady operating economics. Management's cash generation would need to hold up through further top-line contraction before the trajectory can be called durable.

Capital Intensity Stable at Roughly Ten Percent

According to the reported quarterly data, capital expenditure ran near 9% to 12% of revenue across most periods, a relatively contained intensity that suggests the platform is not heavily reinvesting to sustain its asset base.

Capex of roughly $55M to $82M per quarter is consistent with a asset-light information services model, although the 2025Q4 figure of $192.5M appears anomalous and warrants further investigation before being treated as recurring. Given depreciation and amortization of around $185M per quarter, the company's reported D&A far exceeds capex, which suggests that much of the asset base consists of acquired intangibles rather than maintenance-level physical assets. This raises the question of how much reinvestment is truly needed to sustain the franchise.

Capital Returns Constrained and Inconsistent

As reported in the cash flow statements, Clarivate paid no dividends across the ten quarters while repurchasing shares in several periods, with buyback activity of $149.5M in 2025Q4 standing out against net losses and a contracting revenue base.

The absence of dividends alongside episodic buybacks suggests management has prioritized balance sheet flexibility over shareholder distributions, which is a reasonable posture given recurring losses. The large 2025Q4 repurchase coinciding with a positive quarterly net income of $3.1M warrants monitoring to understand whether capital was deployed opportunistically or to offset dilution. Acquisition outflows were limited to the 2024 period, indicating the company has not been a serial acquirer recently.

Cash Strength May Not Survive Contraction

Based on reported figures, the bull case rests on operating cash flow staying above $100M per quarter, yet the bear case notes that OCF has already fallen from $202.9M in 2024Q3 to $90.6M in 2026Q2 as revenue has declined.

The cash flow statement may obscure the cost of stock-based compensation and capitalized costs that do not appear in operating cash flow in the same way they hit reported earnings, so the apparent cash strength could overstate economic cash generation. If revenue continues to contract at the pace implied by recent quarters, the current OCF base may not be sustainable, which would undermine the case that accruals are the only drag. This analysis is an inference from the provided data and does not establish that such deterioration will occur.

CLVT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Clarivate Plc (CLVT) generate from operations?

Clarivate Plc (CLVT) generated $628.5M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Clarivate Plc's free cash flow?

Clarivate Plc (CLVT) generated $365.3M 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 Clarivate Plc's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Clarivate Plc (CLVT) spent $263.2M 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 Clarivate Plc distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Clarivate Plc (CLVT) spent $224.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.