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Dana Incorporated (DAN) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation has become increasingly erratic, evidenced by a substantial $257 million outflow in 2026Q1 and a volatile OCF/NI ratio of 1.88.

DAN 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'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations354M512M450M476M649M158M386M637M568M554M384M406M510M577M339M370M287M208M-1.02B-52M52M-216M55M335M521M639M984M608M795.6M697.7M696.2M
Operating CF Margin %-6.83%4.38%4.51%6.39%1.77%5.43%7.39%6.98%7.68%6.59%6.7%7.71%8.52%4.69%4.87%4.7%3.98%-12.59%-0.6%0.61%-2.51%0.61%4.23%5.48%6.22%7.99%4.58%6.38%8.42%9.06%
Operating CF Growth %-260.56%13.78%-5.46%-26.66%310.76%-59.07%-39.4%12.15%2.53%44.27%-5.42%-20.39%-11.61%70.21%-8.38%28.92%37.98%120.41%-1859.62%-200%124.07%-492.73%-83.58%-35.7%-18.47%-35.06%61.84%-23.58%14.03%0.22%84.28%
Net Income-162M-33M-49M48M-311M200M-51M233M440M116M653M180M328M260M315M232M14M-436M18M-551M-618M-1.6B119M243M-68M-92M334M513M534.1M369.1M306M
Depreciation & Amortization341M345M422M416M388M389M365M339M270M233M182M174M213M262M277M307M314M397M388M279M127M310M361M394M478M548M523M519M487.7M334.5M278.4M
Stock-Based Compensation27M40M30M26M19M17M14M19M16M23M17M14M16M16M19M12M000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-29M-60M-29M-104M152M-1M-35M-137M-64M179M-480M-10M-199M-10M-80M-14M-10M-20M213M-29M56M751M-125M-35M-135M-116M118M66M64.6M57.4M63.9M
Other Non-Cash Items282M190M24M9M193M11M66M218M31M20M64M96M207M-52M-213M-46M-70M-35M-782M221M-183M405M-213M-152M119M-82M-305M-75M-69.4M-158M60.6M
Working Capital Changes-66M30M52M81M208M-458M27M-35M-125M-17M-52M-48M-55M101M21M-121M39M102M13M18M670M-77M-87M-115M127M381M314M-415M-221.4M94.7M-12.7M
Change in Receivables0-47M94M12M-81M-189M-66M134M-113M-141M-86M50M-32M12M146M-264M-96M107M434M000-261M00000000
Change in Inventory078M55M-42M-99M-471M69M35M-110M-146M-13M-28M-56M50M38M-99M-108M299M14M-5M081M-173M5M3M166M128M-183M-71.5M25.4M-16.4M
Change in Payables0-13M-154M-88M343M254M82M-96M97M234M70M-22M66M60M-173M204M178M-184M-210M000000000000
Cash from Investing2.15B-222M-352M-528M-426M-293M-327M-1.12B-462M-581M-365M-258M-246M-222M-161M-344M2M-98M-144M348M-71M-54M940M209M525M79M-794M-1.1B-734.2M-733.7M-641.5M
Capital Expenditures-201M-214M-312M-501M-440M-369M-326M-426M-325M-393M-322M-260M-234M-209M-164M-196M-120M-99M-250M-254M-314M-297M-330M-305M-377M-475M-853M-1.29B-1.21B-878.3M-782.8M
CapEx % of Revenue-41.53%2.85%3.03%4.75%4.33%4.13%4.59%4.94%3.99%5.45%5.53%4.29%3.54%3.09%2.27%2.58%1.96%1.89%3.09%2.91%3.69%3.45%3.64%3.85%3.97%4.62%6.93%9.7%9.69%10.59%10.18%
Acquisitions-189M000-1M-16M15M-667M-150M-184M-44M09M-7M-4M-279M118M3M17M414M-17M0-5M0-31M-21M-511M-18M-829M-475.8M0
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing2.62B-40M-35M-14M8M63M-8M-12M-2M3M35M-2M35M42M7M-5M4M-1M89M188M260M243M1.27B514M933M575M570M204M1.3B680M141.3M
Cash from Financing-2.57B-371M-90M160M-42M-127M-12M479M-180M-120M-88M-403M-254M-150M-55M-148M-144M32M705M166M-49M398M-1.1B-382M-672M-698M-122M374M-253.9M202.5M106.5M
Debt Issued (Net)-1.68B384M-50M219M11M-23M37M542M-34M-63M68M-46M72M746M23M-115M-79M-223M-154M166M-49M447M-1.03B-385M-738M-542M441M679M-97M282.2M198.8M
Equity Issued (Net)-775M-650M00-25M-23M0-25M-25M0-81M-311M-260M-811M-15M00264M00000000-381M0000
Dividends Paid-52M-54M-58M-58M-58M-58M-15M-58M-58M-35M-35M-37M-40M-58M-61M-40M-73M-11M-18M00-55M-73M-14M-6M-140M-187M-206M-198.3M-108.6M-99.7M
Share Repurchases-775M-650M00-25M-23M0-25M-25M0-81M-311M-260M-811M-15M0-206M000000000-381M0000
Other Financing-63M-51M18M-1M30M-23M-34M20M-63M-22M-40M-9M-26M-27M-2M-2M1M-4M-35M006M16M17M72M-16M5M-99M41M28.9M60.6M
Net Change in Cash-30M-27M-51M121M155M-280M49M-2M-90M-104M-84M-330M-135M197M128M-159M187M170M-494M566M-68M128M-97M160M372M20M68M-119M-192.5M166.5M161.2M
Free Cash Flow153M298M138M-25M209M-211M60M211M243M161M62M146M276M368M175M174M167M109M-1.27B-306M-262M-513M-275M30M144M164M131M-679M-412.2M-180.6M-86.6M
FCF Margin %-31.61%3.97%1.34%-0.24%2.06%-2.36%0.84%2.45%2.98%2.23%1.06%2.41%4.17%5.44%2.42%2.29%2.73%2.08%-15.68%-3.51%-3.08%-5.96%-3.04%0.38%1.52%1.6%1.06%-5.12%-3.31%-2.18%-1.13%
FCF Growth %-8.38%115.94%652%-111.96%199.05%-451.67%-71.56%-13.17%50.93%159.68%-57.53%-47.1%-25%110.29%0.57%4.19%53.21%108.59%-314.71%-16.79%48.93%-86.55%-1016.67%-79.17%-12.2%25.19%119.29%-64.73%-128.24%-108.55%79.96%
FCF per Share1.392.140.95-0.171.46-1.440.421.451.661.100.420.911.592.510.820.811.190.99-12.69-2.04-1.75-3.40-1.820.200.971.110.86-4.09-2.47-1.09-0.84
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.94x6.02x-7.89x12.53x-2.68x0.80x-12.45x2.82x1.33x4.99x0.60x2.55x1.60x2.36x1.26x1.69x28.70x-0.48x-56.61x0.09x-0.07x0.13x0.67x1.51x-2.86x-2.14x2.95x1.19x1.49x1.89x2.28x
Interest Paid00159M128M117M109M129M117M90M104M111M00000000000000000000
Taxes Paid00172M148M132M99M98M125M145M87M89M00000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

High leverage amid cyclicality

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

As reported in recent financial filings, Dana's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, evidenced by a volatile OCF/NI ratio that reached 1.88 in 2026Q1, suggesting that reported earnings are often poor proxies for the actual cash-generating capacity of the underlying manufacturing operations.

The persistent divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital swings are masking the true operational performance. Investors should monitor this gap closely, as it suggests that the company's core business may be struggling to generate cash even when accounting adjustments are favorable.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Risks

According to quarterly data, Dana's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, with a significant outflow of $257 million in 2026Q1, highlighting the company's inability to maintain consistent positive cash generation amidst a challenging environment for its core automotive and industrial driveline segments.

The frequent swings between positive and negative free cash flow suggest that the business model is highly sensitive to production volume fluctuations. This inconsistency complicates the company's ability to service its debt obligations without relying on external financing or further balance sheet strain.

Working Capital Efficiency Remains Elusive

Based on the provided cash flow statements, working capital changes have been a major source of volatility, including a $252 million cash drain in 2026Q1, which underscores the difficulty in managing inventory and receivables during periods of sharp revenue contraction across global vehicle platforms.

The erratic nature of working capital suggests that the company may be struggling to align its production schedules with actual customer demand. This lack of synchronization often leads to inventory build-ups that tie up critical liquidity, further pressuring the company's already thin cash reserves.

Aggressive Capital Allocation Amidst Strain

As indicated by recent SEC filings, Dana has continued to prioritize share repurchases and acquisitions, such as the $125 million spent on buybacks in 2026Q1, despite facing significant net losses and a highly leveraged balance sheet that warrants further investigation by conservative investors.

The decision to return capital to shareholders while simultaneously reporting negative free cash flow appears to be a high-risk strategy. This approach may limit the company's financial flexibility, leaving it with fewer resources to navigate potential downturns or invest in necessary technological transitions.

DAN — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Dana Incorporated (DAN) generate from operations?

Dana Incorporated (DAN) generated $512.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Dana Incorporated's free cash flow?

Dana Incorporated (DAN) generated $298.0M 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 Dana Incorporated's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Dana Incorporated (DAN) spent $214.0M 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 Dana Incorporated distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Dana Incorporated (DAN) returned $54.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $650.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.