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CTA-PAEIDP, Inc.
$54.08$36.5B
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EIDP, Inc. (CTA-PA) Cash Flow Statement

22Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow volatility is extreme, ranging from a $3.0 billion outflow in 2026Q1 to a $5.1 billion inflow in 2024Q4 due to seasonal working capital requirements.

CTA-PA 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'04
Cash from Operations2.62B3.41B2.15B1.77B872M2.73B2.06B1.07B483M247M3.36B2.32B3.71B3.18B4.85B5.15B4.56B4.74B3.13B4.29B3.74B2.54B3.23B
Operating CF Margin %-19.57%12.69%10.27%5%17.42%14.52%7.73%3.38%1.01%23.91%9.22%13.07%10.96%13.94%15.29%14.47%18.14%10.25%14.6%13.62%9.54%11.82%
Operating CF Growth %234.22%58.79%21.25%102.87%-68.02%32.12%92.9%121.53%95.55%-92.64%44.95%-37.61%16.77%-34.44%-5.88%13.01%-3.84%51.52%-27.06%14.83%46.97%-21.32%-
Net Income1.17B1.2B863M924M1.22B1.82B701M-941M-522M2.71B2.07B1.89B3.13B2.19B2.45B3.12B3.03B1.75B2.01B2.99B3.15B2.05B1.78B
Depreciation & Amortization1.2B1.2B1.23B1.21B1.22B1.24B1.18B1.6B2.79B1.26B1.26B1.34B1.62B1.6B1.71B1.56B1.38B1.5B1.44B1.37B1.38B1.36B1.35B
Stock-Based Compensation00000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes29M-41M-365M-438M-288M199M-330M-477M31M00000000043M-1M-615M00
Other Non-Cash Items651M499M500M858M286M-1.16B19M1.33B1.13B-3.14B1.1B675M237M793M670M1.04B48M684M565M88M-93M-1.7B1.44B
Working Capital Changes-521M541M-80M-786M-1.56B622M497M-441M-2.94B-583M-1.07B-1.59B-1.28B-1.41B19M-569M100M799M-930M-156M-88M834M-1.34B
Change in Receivables-566M-261M-705M358M-993M-113M187M-361M-1.52B-162M-270M-448M-88M-976M114M-360M-481M69M488M-214M-194M-74M-309M
Change in Inventory25M-35M1.11B57M-1.72B-422M104M74M-498M-1.21B-54M00-526M-812M-902M-512M481M-663M-267M0203M-140M
Change in Payables200M231M-115M-663M807M526M-118M149M642M-621M-674M00000000470M526M0-28M
Cash from Investing-586M-543M-589M-1.99B-632M-362M-674M-904M-505M386M-1.51B-1.83B-337M2.94B-1.35B-6.24B-2.44B-4.3B-1.61B-1.75B-1.34B-602M1.94B
Capital Expenditures-578M-591M-597M-595M-605M-573M-475M-1.16B-1.5B-1.11B-1.02B-1.63B-2.02B-1.88B-1.79B-1.84B-1.51B-1.31B-1.98B-1.58B-1.53B-1.34B-1.23B
CapEx % of Revenue3.23%3.4%3.53%3.45%3.47%3.66%3.34%8.4%10.51%4.57%7.26%6.48%7.11%6.49%5.15%5.47%4.79%5%6.48%5.4%5.59%5.03%4.51%
Acquisitions-12M-20M-7M-1.46B-12M-4M-1M1M1M1.32B316M4M1.09B4.85B-18M-6.46B-637M-13M-144M-13M-60M-206M3.72B
Investments-----------------------
Other Investing16M16M-27M23M34M74M76M236M66M-214M-340M649M619M80M247M2.06B-294M-837M512M0241M974M-350M
Cash from Financing-2.25B-1.64B-1.2B-99M-1.18B-1.27B303M-2.93B-2.62B2.4B-2.38B-1.82B-5.07B-1.47B-2.7B403M-1.83B-97M878M-3.07B-2.32B-2.85B-5.55B
Debt Issued (Net)-742M-141M240M325M205M11M998M-7.67B-4.8B4.03B-240M2.14B-1.7B717M-793M1.56B-778M1.39B2.09B-343M-791M1.77B-3.81B
Equity Issued (Net)-215M-983M-1.01B-756M-1B-950M-275M-25M85M265M-762M-2.08B-1.67B-464M150M280M458M1M94M-1.25B-132M-3.17B-260M
Dividends Paid-359M-475M-458M-439M-418M-397M-388M-511M-10M-998M-1.33B-1.55B-1.7B-1.66B-1.59B-1.53B-1.5B-1.49B-1.5B-1.41B-1.38B-1.44B-1.4B
Share Repurchases-250M-1.07B-1.01B-756M-1B-950M-275M-25M0-916M-916M-2.35B-2B-1B-400M-672M-250M00-1.7B-280M-3.53B-457M
Other Financing-934M-45M28M771M33M70M-32M5.28B2.1B-893M-48M-339M-4M-66M-460M95M-8M3M191M-67M-22M-13M-79M
Net Change in Cash-154M1.3B264M-460M-1.22B963M1.7B-2.85B-2.89B3.26B-542M-1.61B-2.03B6.68B-1.33B-677M242M376M2.34B-509M78M1.74B0
Free Cash Flow2.05B2.81B1.55B1.17B267M2.15B1.59B-93M-1.02B-866M2.34B687M1.69B1.3B3.06B3.31B3.05B3.43B1.15B2.71B2.2B1.2B2B
FCF Margin %11.44%16.18%9.16%6.82%1.53%13.76%11.18%-0.67%-7.13%-3.56%16.65%2.73%5.96%4.47%8.78%9.82%9.68%13.13%3.77%9.21%8.04%4.51%7.31%
FCF Growth %-28.86%81.85%31.86%339.7%-87.6%35.56%1808.6%90.86%-17.55%-137.04%240.32%-59.4%30.45%-57.56%-7.65%8.46%-11.13%198.26%-57.45%22.73%83.36%-39.87%-
FCF per Share-999999.001.781.35999999.002.872.12-0.12-1.17-1.002.690.761.841.393.243.523.313.781.272.922.371.221.99
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.75x3.09x2.36x2.41x0.76x1.55x3.03x-1.12x-0.10x0.10x6.67x1.19x1.02x0.66x1.76x1.48x1.50x2.70x1.56x1.44x1.19x1.24x1.82x
Interest Paid0191M244M234M75M30M36M263M923M00000000000000
Taxes Paid0750M707M535M467M341M229M234M961M00000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Extreme Seasonal Cash Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Seasonality

As reported in financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios frequently swinging into extreme negative territory, such as the -129.78 observed in 2024Q4, reflecting the significant disconnect between accounting accruals and actual cash collection cycles.

The wide divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that traditional earnings metrics are poor proxies for the company's underlying cash generation capabilities. Investors should monitor whether these periodic cash flow deficits are merely a function of seasonal working capital requirements or if they indicate a more structural issue with the timing of revenue recognition.

FCF Volatility Driven by Seasonality

Based on EIDP's reported figures, free cash flow exhibits extreme quarterly swings, ranging from a $3.0 billion outflow in 2026Q1 to a $5.1 billion inflow in 2024Q4, highlighting a business model that is fundamentally tethered to the agricultural planting and harvest calendar.

The trajectory of free cash flow appears to be entirely dependent on the timing of seasonal inflows rather than consistent operational performance. This volatility makes it difficult to assess the company's true cash-generating capacity without normalizing for the massive working capital swings that occur throughout the fiscal year.

Working Capital Swings Dictate Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes are the primary driver of cash flow volatility, with quarterly fluctuations reaching as high as $4.9 billion in 2024Q4, illustrating the intense pressure placed on the balance sheet during peak agricultural input distribution and collection periods.

The massive shifts in working capital suggest that the company acts as a significant financier for its customer base, effectively carrying the cost of inputs until the harvest cycle concludes. This dynamic warrants further investigation into the credit quality of the receivables and the potential for bad debt exposure during periods of agricultural stress.

Disciplined Capital Intensity Maintains Moat

As indicated by the data, capital expenditures remain relatively stable, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently hovering between 1.7% and 6.6%, suggesting that the company is successfully balancing necessary maintenance of its proprietary germplasm assets with disciplined investment in its core agricultural technology infrastructure.

The relatively low capital intensity appears to support the company's ability to generate significant cash during peak seasons without requiring excessive reinvestment. This suggests that the primary competitive advantage is embedded in existing intellectual property rather than a need for constant, massive physical asset expansion.

CTA-PA — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying CTA-PA stock.

How much cash does EIDP, Inc. (CTA-PA) generate from operations?

EIDP, Inc. (CTA-PA) generated $3.41B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is EIDP, Inc.'s free cash flow?

EIDP, Inc. (CTA-PA) generated $2.81B 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 EIDP, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

EIDP, Inc. (CTA-PA) spent $591.0M 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 EIDP, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, EIDP, Inc. (CTA-PA) returned $475.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.07B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.