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CVCOCavco Industries, Inc.
$618.30$4.8B
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Cavco Industries, Inc. (CVCO) Cash Flow Statement

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Operational efficiency remains high, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio of 1.59 in 2026Q4 and a disciplined capital intensity with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently between 1.0% and 1.7%.

CVCO Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricMar'26Mar'25Mar'24Mar'23Mar'22Mar'21Mar'20Mar'19Mar'18Mar'17Mar'16Mar'15Mar'14Mar'13Mar'12Mar'11Mar'10Mar'09Mar'08Mar'07Mar'06Mar'05Mar'04Mar'03Mar'02Mar'01
Cash from Operations267.49M178.5M224.68M255.69M144.22M144.22M101.74M32.84M58.77M44.79M43.54M25.7M46.76M20.72M16.43M3.14M-9.55M1.33M9M6.38M16.59M16.26M18.77M00890K
Operating CF Margin %11.92%8.86%12.52%11.93%8.86%13.02%9.58%3.41%6.75%5.79%6.11%4.54%8.77%4.58%3.71%1.83%-8.26%1.26%6.34%3.77%8.75%10.33%14.57%--0.93%
Operating CF Growth %49.86%-20.56%-12.13%77.29%0%41.76%209.83%-44.13%31.2%2.87%69.44%-45.04%125.66%26.11%423.08%132.89%-820.29%-85.26%41.09%-61.56%2.02%-13.4%---100%-
Net Income190.55M171.04M157.82M240.55M197.74M197.74M75.07M68.62M61.5M37.95M28.54M23.82M18.71M10.3M29.73M4.07M-3.79M458K6.31M11.55M15.05M10.13M6.15M-4.54M-1.44M-27.27M
Depreciation & Amortization23.04M19.26M18.52M16.9M11.02M11.02M5.78M4.7M4.03M3.69M3.92M3.76M4M4.01M5.56M1.36M1.2M817K785K692K1.17M1.3M1.6M1.17M1.2M5.6M
Stock-Based Compensation12.78M8.68M6.76M05.06M5.06M3.88M3.37M2.32M2.13M1.76M1.66M2.35M1.27M916K671K372K137K412K846K000000
Deferred Taxes9.79M-6.52M-3.08M2.11M-1.73M-1.73M261K-762K-4.26M-2.12M-2.22M662K512K2.13M-2.49M-960K1.44M1.95M1.88M1.83M1.52M2.22M2.26M000
Other Non-Cash Items-6.27M132.4M-10.96M-2.7M16.88M250.18M-1.27M4.42M-9.53M-8.2M6.41M-2.5M13.56M8.76M-29.5M-513K318K39K108K40K646K270K03.21M5.72M17.99M
Working Capital Changes37.6M-146.36M55.63M-1.18M-84.74M-318.04M18.02M-47.51M4.71M11.34M5.13M-1.69M7.63M-5.74M12.22M-1.49M-9.09M-2.08M-505K-8.58M-1.8M2.34M8.76M163K-5.49M4.57M
Change in Receivables-70.32M-172.14M11.57M-15.57M-27.27M-254.15M-3.36M-5.68M-4.12M-2.15M3.33M-6.21M-2.15M-3.88M-5.22M2.86M-1.1M3.86M-1.99M3.46M-4.02M-1.07M-1.22M00-600K
Change in Inventory4.88M-11.36M44.86M38.87M-73.8M-73.8M8.25M-7.05M-13.43M958K-3.98M-5.61M-924K-6.56M1.02M-285K1.39M1.96M2.17M-731K-2.47M119K3.77M00500K
Change in Payables13.83M29.44M-22.26M-13.4M38.23M38.23M6.44M-452.8M7.32M17.36M15.52M10.15M12.2M6.42M11.24M-2.67M5.64M-5.66M-1.13M-11.37M5.13M2.99M5.83M00-16.49M
Cash from Investing-222.44M-23.95M-31.71M-129.34M-159.1M-159.1M-25.24M-5.82M-4.67M-7.06M-38.23M-2.1M-9.66M-2.14M-23.07M-39.01M-21.71M-5.42M50.21M-9.15M-48.7M-575K-222K00-2.45M
Capital Expenditures-35.41M-21.43M-17.42M-44.11M-18.65M-18.65M-14.34M-7.64M-8.39M-5.29M-3.52M-2.21M-2.27M-755K-2.43M-959K-391K-986K-689K-1.15M-5.79M-575K-222K00-2.63M
CapEx % of Revenue1.58%1.06%0.97%2.06%1.15%1.68%1.35%0.79%0.96%0.68%0.49%0.39%0.42%0.17%0.55%0.56%0.34%0.94%0.49%0.68%3.06%0.37%0.17%--2.75%
Acquisitions00-19.2M-93.45M-141.43M-141.43M-15.94M125K-1.64M145K-28.12M000-67.64M0-25.8M000000000
Investments--------------------------
Other Investing-167.86M184K4.8M1.82M1.33M1.33M6.54M1.82M474K145K93K6.04M61K1.8M5.31M1.02M13K28K0000000180K
Cash from Financing-162.79M-147.95M-107.71M-102.2M-65.09M-65.09M-20.76M-26.41M124K-2.96M-4.15M49K-11.97M-11.85M-28.77M37.39M35.7M1.04M1.43M628K774K012.22M001.56M
Debt Issued (Net)-295K-311K-488K-641K-9.28M-9.28M-19.69M-26.3M1.04M-3.96M-6.13M-4.13M-12.38M-14.05M-30.24M36M00000012.22M000
Equity Issued (Net)-157.66M-148.68M-109.31M-103.41M-55.44M-59.6M00000002.2M0035M0957K372K774K00000
Dividends Paid00000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-159.89M-148.68M-109.31M-103.41M-59.6M-59.6M00000094.39M0000000000000
Other Financing-4.84M1.04M2.09M1.86M-375K3.78M-1.07M-114K-915K1M1.98M4.18M408K01.46M1.39M695K1.04M470K256K000001.56M
Net Change in Cash-117.73M6.59M85.26M24.16M-79.97M-79.97M55.74M611K54.22M34.78M1.17M23.65M25.13M6.73M-35.42M1.52M4.43M-3.05M60.63M-2.15M-31.34M15.68M12.22M000
Free Cash Flow232.09M157.07M207.26M211.59M125.57M125.57M87.4M25.2M50.38M39.5M40.02M23.49M44.49M19.96M14M2.18M-9.94M340K8.31M5.23M10.79M15.68M18.55M00-1.74M
FCF Margin %10.34%7.79%11.55%9.87%7.72%11.33%8.23%2.62%5.78%5.1%5.62%4.15%8.34%4.41%3.16%1.27%-8.6%0.32%5.85%3.09%5.69%9.96%14.4%---1.82%
FCF Growth %47.76%-24.22%-2.04%68.5%0%43.68%246.81%-49.99%27.56%-1.31%70.4%-47.21%122.85%42.58%541.75%121.95%-3024.12%-95.91%58.96%-51.57%-31.19%-15.47%--100%-
FCF per Share29.2119.0224.1223.7113.5513.519.432.725.484.344.422.615.312.842.020.32-1.530.051.250.791.602.391.47---0.28
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.40x1.04x1.42x1.06x0.73x1.88x1.36x0.48x0.96x1.18x1.53x1.08x2.88x4.17x1.08x1.11x2.83x2.90x1.43x0.55x1.10x1.61x3.05x---0.03x
Interest Paid011K801K619K451K451K736K2.3M2.91M3.4M3.86M4.1M4.71M5.53M6.87M00000000000
Taxes Paid045.58M36.76M82.44M31.41M31.41M18.84M19.91M17.27M18.11M15.44M7.37M6.8M6.99M3.75M1.59M18K45K00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Dealer inventory financing sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q4)

Earnings Quality Exceeds Reported Net

According to recent financial filings, Cavco consistently demonstrates an OCF/NI ratio exceeding 1.0, with a peak of 1.59 in 2026Q4, suggesting that the company's reported net income is conservative and well-supported by actual cash generation from its core manufacturing and financial services operations.

The consistent premium of operating cash flow over net income indicates that non-cash charges and working capital adjustments are generally favorable to cash liquidity. Investors should monitor whether this conversion efficiency persists if the company faces a sustained downturn in wholesale shipments, which could alter the timing of cash receipts.

FCF Margins Reflect Operational Resilience

As reported in quarterly statements, Cavco's free cash flow margins have remained resilient, fluctuating between 3.4% and 12.4% over the last ten quarters, which highlights the company's ability to generate significant surplus cash even during periods of decelerating revenue growth and shifting market demand.

The trajectory of free cash flow suggests that the company's capital-light manufacturing model allows for substantial cash retention. This capacity to self-fund operations provides a significant buffer against the cyclicality inherent in the residential construction sector, particularly when compared to more capital-intensive peers.

Disciplined Capital Intensity Sustains Growth

Based on the provided data, Cavco maintains a low capital intensity, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently hovering between 1.0% and 1.7%, indicating that the company is not over-investing in fixed assets to maintain its current market position in the manufactured housing space.

The modest level of capital expenditure relative to revenue suggests that the company's existing manufacturing footprint is sufficient to handle current volume levels without requiring massive reinvestment. This disciplined approach to asset maintenance appears to be a key driver of the company's ability to accumulate cash on the balance sheet.

Working Capital Volatility Warrants Monitoring

Analysis of recent filings reveals significant swings in working capital, ranging from a $52.4 million outflow in 2026Q1 to a $17.2 million inflow in 2026Q4, which suggests that the company's cash flow is highly sensitive to the timing of inventory build-ups and dealer-related receivables.

These fluctuations likely reflect the inherent challenges of managing a large dealer network and the associated inventory financing cycles. Investors should interpret these swings as a potential indicator of shifting dealer sentiment, as rapid changes in working capital often precede broader changes in wholesale demand.

Aggressive Buybacks Signal Capital Confidence

As indicated by the company's financial statements, Cavco has consistently utilized its surplus cash for share repurchases, with quarterly buybacks reaching as high as $55.9 million in 2024Q3, demonstrating a clear management preference for returning capital to shareholders over large-scale acquisitions or dividend payments.

The reliance on share repurchases as the primary vehicle for capital deployment suggests that management views the company's stock as an attractive investment relative to other internal or external opportunities. While this enhances EPS, it also highlights a lack of aggressive expansionary investment, which may limit future growth potential.

CVCO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Cavco Industries, Inc. (CVCO) generate from operations?

Cavco Industries, Inc. (CVCO) generated $267.5M in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Cavco Industries, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Cavco Industries, Inc. (CVCO) generated $232.1M in free cash flow in 2026. 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 Cavco Industries, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Cavco Industries, Inc. (CVCO) spent $35.4M on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Cavco Industries, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, Cavco Industries, Inc. (CVCO) spent $159.9M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.