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Campbell Soup Company (CPB) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation has deteriorated significantly, with FCF margins dropping to 1.3% in 2026Q3 compared to 15.9% in 2024Q2, complicating the company's ability to sustain its historical dividend payout levels.

CPB Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMAug'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 Operations1.1B1.13B1.19B1.14B1.18B1.03B1.4B1.4B1.3B1.29B1.49B1.21B899M1.02B1.12B1.14B1.06B1.17B766M674M1.23B990M744M873M1.02B1.11B1.17B954M1.41B1.11B1.16B
Operating CF Margin %-11.03%12.3%12.22%13.79%12.21%16.06%17.24%19.73%22.07%18.73%14.92%10.87%12.66%15.61%15.99%13.77%15.37%9.58%9.13%16.7%14%10.47%13.07%16.58%16.6%18.02%14.4%21.1%16.84%18.26%
Operating CF Growth %-35.66%-4.56%3.67%-3.22%14.11%-25.86%-0.14%7.13%1.32%-13.61%23.63%34.15%-11.78%-9.02%-1.93%8.04%-9.35%52.22%13.65%-45.02%23.84%33.06%-14.78%-14.16%-8.05%-5.06%22.12%-32.48%26.84%-3.55%-2.53%
Net Income608M602M567M858M757M1B1.63B211M261M887M563M691M737M449M764M802M844M736M1.17B854M766M707M647M595M525M649M714M724M671M713M802M
Depreciation & Amortization412M434M411M387M337M317M328M446M394M318M308M303M305M407M262M268M251M264M294M283M289M279M260M243M319M266M251M255M261M328M326M
Stock-Based Compensation53M57M99M63M59M64M61M58M61M60M0056M113M79M87M88M84M0000000000000
Deferred Taxes85M-54M-47M-5M21M137M-6M14M-133M93M-30M-33M11M-171M45M46M54M144M29M10M29M47M51M72M5M4M17M78M-21M-24M32M
Other Non-Cash Items201M327M284M56M48M-196M-707M520M645M-69M479M195M-123M479M-22M-25M-263M22M-667M-303M-6M2M-39M124M53M48M20M41M844M325M66M
Working Capital Changes-260M-235M-129M-216M-41M-289M92M149M77M-1M107M34M-233M-258M-8M-36M83M-84M-143M-228M148M-45M-175M-161M115M139M163M-144M-342M-174M-38M
Change in Receivables104M26M-16M-1M48M-20M-30M-11M56M28M24M12M-38M-48M-18M-15M21M27M-53M-68M-18M-10M-61M46M40M-11M90M108M-159M-37M-21M
Change in Inventory-156M-80M11M-64M-314M-77M-20M36M-84M46M59M-18M-80M-146M32M-14M105M-14M-91M-29M-2M6M-67M-33M-30M-1M23M-58M-29M-48M-26M
Change in Payables-71M000000000000000000000000000000
Cash from Investing-463M-187M-3.13B-340M-230M-158M2.27B153M-7.24B-368M-354M-603M-134M-2.15B-323M-261M-300M-378M531M603M-294M-314M-275M-432M-288M-1.12B-204M-322M-391M-228M-557M
Capital Expenditures-200M-426M-517M-370M-242M-275M-299M-384M-407M-338M-341M-380M-347M-336M-323M-272M-315M-345M-298M-334M-309M-332M-288M-283M-269M-200M-200M-297M-256M-252M-357M
CapEx % of Revenue2.01%4.15%5.37%3.95%2.83%3.24%3.44%4.74%6.15%5.79%4.28%4.7%4.2%4.17%4.5%3.81%4.1%4.55%3.73%4.52%4.21%4.69%4.05%4.24%4.39%3%3.09%4.48%3.82%3.81%5.65%
Acquisitions11M235M-2.61B29M1M109M2.54B523M-6.77B00-232M191M-1.81B000-28M819M906M00-9M-177M-15M-911M0-105M-478M-228M-186M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-280M4M1M1M11M8M4M14M-19M-30M-13M9M22M-12M011M15M-5M10M31M15M18M22M32M-4M-11M-4M80M343M252M-14M
Cash from Financing-551M-919M1.86B-723M-910M-1.67B-2.99B-1.59B5.81B-908M-1.1B-550M-925M1.24B-920M-700M-556M-814M-1.3B-1.86B-318M-668M-475M-432M-726M15M-943M-636M-1B-910M-629M
Debt Issued (Net)-136M-356M2.44B-138M176M-1.18B-791M-1.16B6.44B-34M-547M91M-494M1.68B-257M295M135M-20M-123M-605M233M-354M-185M-166M-443M983M-185M741M-71M1.03B-111M
Equity Issued (Net)-2M-62M-65M-120M-164M-34M23M0-86M-435M-141M-235M-58M-70M-300M-632M-333M-455M-856M-975M-270M-39M-31M-7M9M-594M-374M-991M-567M-1.59B-180M
Dividends Paid-470M-459M-445M-447M-451M-439M-426M-423M-426M-420M-390M-394M-391M-367M-373M-378M-365M-350M-329M-308M-292M-275M-259M-259M-286M-374M-384M-386M-367M-350M-338M
Share Repurchases-2M-62M-67M-142M-167M-36M00-86M-437M-143M-244M-76M-153M-412M-728M-472M-527M-903M-1.14B-506M-110M-56M-24M-5M-618M-394M-1.03B-669M-1.7B-244M
Other Financing57M-42M-69M-18M-471M-15M-1.79B-9M-120M-19M-21M-12M18M-1M10M15M7M11M8M25M11M000-6M000000
Net Change in Cash87M24M-81M80M40M-790M828M-18M-270M23M43M21M-101M-2M-149M230M203M-30M10M-586M657M40M011M-3M-3M21M-10M-1M-11M-23M
Free Cash Flow899M705M668M773M939M760M1.1B1.01B898M950M1.15B826M552M683M797M870M742M821M468M340M917M658M456M590M748M906M965M657M1.16B862M798M
FCF Margin %9.06%6.88%6.93%8.26%10.97%8.97%12.62%12.51%13.58%16.28%14.45%10.22%6.68%8.48%11.11%12.18%9.67%10.82%5.85%4.6%12.49%9.3%6.41%8.83%12.2%13.6%14.92%9.92%17.28%13.03%12.62%
FCF Growth %24.34%5.54%-13.58%-17.68%23.55%-30.72%8.19%12.92%-5.47%-17.39%39.23%49.64%-19.18%-14.3%-8.39%17.25%-9.62%75.43%37.65%-62.92%39.36%44.3%-22.71%-21.12%-17.44%-6.11%46.88%-43.22%34.22%8.02%0.5%
FCF per Share3.012.352.232.573.112.493.613.362.973.093.702.641.752.152.502.642.162.291.240.862.211.591.111.441.822.172.231.482.521.801.59
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.48x1.88x2.09x1.33x1.56x1.03x0.86x6.63x5.00x1.45x2.65x1.81x1.04x2.22x1.45x1.42x1.25x1.58x0.66x0.79x1.60x1.40x1.15x1.47x1.94x1.70x1.63x1.32x2.14x1.56x1.44x
Interest Paid0330M00000000000000118M0180M000000000000
Taxes Paid0268M00000000000000333M0521M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Volume erosion and margin pressure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Masked by Volatility

As reported in recent financial statements, the company's OCF/NI ratio has exhibited extreme variance, ranging from a negative 96.00 in 2024Q4 to a high of 3.56 in 2026Q2, suggesting that net income is an unreliable proxy for the firm's actual cash-generating capacity.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital fluctuations are heavily distorting the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect reflects genuine operational inefficiency or merely the timing of seasonal inventory builds and promotional accruals.

Free Cash Flow Margin Compression

Based on the provided quarterly data, FCF margins have experienced significant contraction, falling from 15.9% in 2024Q2 to a marginal 1.3% by 2026Q3, which highlights the increasing difficulty in converting top-line revenue into sustainable cash flow amidst persistent unit volume headwinds.

The sharp decline in FCF margins suggests that the company's cost structure is becoming increasingly rigid, leaving little room for error as volume growth stalls. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the current level of capital expenditure is truly necessary to maintain the competitive position of core brands.

Working Capital Volatility Hinders Liquidity

According to the company's cash flow statements, working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $153.0M inflow in 2024Q2 to a $200.0M outflow in 2026Q3, indicating that inventory and receivables management remains a primary source of cash flow instability.

These large swings in working capital suggest that the company may be struggling to align its production schedules with actual consumer takeaway. Such volatility often precedes inventory write-downs or increased promotional spending, both of which could further pressure future cash flow generation.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Shareholder Returns

As evidenced by the consistent dividend payments of approximately $110M to $120M per quarter, the company continues to prioritize shareholder distributions despite the evident deterioration in free cash flow margins observed over the last ten quarters.

The commitment to dividends in the face of declining cash conversion appears to limit the company's financial flexibility for strategic reinvestment or debt reduction. Investors should monitor whether this payout policy remains sustainable if the current volume-driven margin compression persists into future fiscal periods.

CPB — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Campbell Soup Company (CPB) generate from operations?

Campbell Soup Company (CPB) generated $1.13B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Campbell Soup Company's free cash flow?

Campbell Soup Company (CPB) generated $705.0M 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 Campbell Soup Company's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Campbell Soup Company (CPB) spent $426.0M 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 Campbell Soup Company distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Campbell Soup Company (CPB) returned $459.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $62.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.