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Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated (DBD) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation remains highly erratic, evidenced by a swing from a negative 4.1% margin in 2024Q1 to a peak of 18.8% in 2024Q4, largely driven by unpredictable working capital fluctuations.

DBD 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 Operations316.7M300.7M149.2M-257M-387.9M123.3M18M135.8M-104.1M37.1M28.4M36.7M186.91M124.22M135.51M215.4M273.35M300.85M281.15M150.26M250.42M116.86M232.65M209.9M163.5M154.36M146.19M188.6M177.2M111.3M93.6M
Operating CF Margin %-7.9%3.98%-6.83%-11.21%3.16%0.46%3.08%-2.27%0.8%0.86%1.52%6.13%4.35%4.53%7.6%9.68%11.07%8.87%5.07%8.62%4.52%9.77%9.95%8.43%8.77%8.38%14.98%14.94%9.07%9.09%
Operating CF Growth %930.31%101.54%158.05%33.75%-414.6%585%-86.75%230.45%-380.59%30.63%-22.62%-80.36%50.46%-8.33%-37.09%-21.2%-9.14%7.01%87.11%-40%114.28%-49.77%10.84%28.38%5.92%5.58%-22.48%6.43%59.21%18.91%31.46%
Net Income109.6M94.6M-14.5M1.38B-585.6M-78.8M-269.1M-341.3M-566M-241.5M-176.7M57.8M117.02M-176.52M84.4M152.1M-16.68M47.84M106.41M39.54M86.55M96.75M183.96M174.78M99.15M66.89M136.92M128.9M76.1M122.5M97.4M
Depreciation & Amortization125M127.5M132.3M136.3M126M149.1M180.4M226.1M258.7M252.2M134.8M-64M74.07M82.59M78.64M79.86M79.25M77.69M80.47M63.38M69.81M76.24M74.98M64.3M61.3M45.45M35.9M34.7M25.6M28.5M33M
Stock-Based Compensation9.5M09.7M013.4M00036.6M33.9M22.2M12.4M21.55M15.43M13.84M14.3M12.54M11.91M12.19M13.78M00000000000
Deferred Taxes-44.8M-48.1M-34.1M36.6M92.9M-12.6M-27.1M54.2M-59.6M16.6M-94.6M-40.1M-11.3M-15.13M-10.56M-29.34M-47.78M50.38M-12.55M9.57M-38.39M10.06M28.49M-10.17M12.98M-27.45M15.3M8.5M-4.2M1.1M-5.3M
Other Non-Cash Items22.5M60.9M17.2M-1.62B135.4M36.2M135.5M81.2M282.4M537.3M191.9M35.8M10.33M12.55M10.09M8.87M-35.16M77.29M18.53M59.18M37.89M-9.04M8.13M8.09M45.68M67.28M39.92M-100K15.7M11.4M17.4M
Working Capital Changes94.9M65.8M38.6M-182.5M-170M29.4M-1.7M115.6M-56.2M-62.5M151.5M-82.5M-15.31M77.56M-53.41M-28.39M70.09M95.53M75.74M-23.39M88.25M-57.14M-62.91M-27.1M-55.61M2.18M-81.85M-7.6M23.5M-58.4M-53.9M
Change in Receivables29.3M25.9M99.6M-91.7M-49.4M16.4M-19.7M111.5M51M23.9M78.9M-22.6M-58.59M23.98M-75.28M-22.79M-69.38M123.4M60.22M107.5M00000000000
Change in Inventory31.2M65.1M20.9M52.7M-74.5M-84.8M-14.8M104.9M-5.1M21.8M124.3M-51.2M-53.24M21.34M20.95M-12.6M3.14M76M-53.65M8.96M-24.77M-23.56M-52.43M-10.54M4.69M-27.5M-7M-4.6M200K-18.7M-18.4M
Change in Payables14.2M-68.3M-42.2M-65.4M-66.5M241.4M10.6M-33.1M-34.5M-6.3M-112.1M57.6M59.28M-9.66M2.56M11.74M65.77M-54.19M36.48M6.33M00000000000
Cash from Investing-77.4M-97.6M-45.5M-36.1M-23.8M-36.5M-82.6M-6.8M34.4M-120.8M-561.4M-64.9M13.8M-52.72M-72.83M-90.71M-164.76M-93.23M-142.48M-80.37M-182.08M-120.41M-184.31M-82.08M-6.85M-138.53M-215.36M-281.8M-96.5M-102.7M-52.5M
Capital Expenditures-57.7M-61.7M-17.4M-47.8M-53.1M-51.3M-44.7M-56.2M-58.5M-102.5M-67.7M-58.6M-61.45M-35.45M-49.74M-54.75M-51.3M-44.29M-57.93M-43.26M-44.28M-62.6M-61.24M-72.82M-50.34M-68.66M-42.69M-199.4M-30.8M-67.7M-33.6M
CapEx % of Revenue1.5%1.62%0.46%1.27%1.53%1.31%1.15%1.27%1.28%2.22%2.04%2.42%2.01%1.24%1.66%1.93%1.82%1.63%1.83%1.46%1.52%2.42%2.57%3.45%2.59%3.9%2.45%15.84%2.6%5.52%3.26%
Acquisitions-24.5M-24.5M0010.5M15.5M-26.8M29.9M-5.9M15.3M-853.3M-54.4M-11.75M35.45M-28.29M2.52M1.81M-5.36M-4.46M-18.12M-62.16M-27.7M-62.22M-10.61M-3.68M-36.77M-143.33M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing26.1M1M-21.7M06M015.6M0181.4M-20.2M378.1M-2.5M-1.35M92K6.44M8.96M-28.56M-43.58M-80.09M-29.08M-36.94M-38.63M-33.11M-24.31M7.7M-77.77M-72.75M-46.1M-29.4M-42.6M-10.1M
Cash from Financing-193.3M-143.9M-366.5M559.5M349.8M-16.3M16.9M-215.5M10.9M-63.7M881.6M42.2M-81.15M-204.45M-36.23M-123.53M-111.1M-132.5M-84.17M-135.28M-24.06M27.22M-37.57M-119.93M-76.48M-4.01M107.05M78M-58.5M-10.2M-35M
Debt Issued (Net)00-300.1M565.2M376.1M-7.3M91.6M-115.5M398.8M-10.8M958M116.9M-15.9M-126.7M23.63M61.31M-15.96M-61.46M-17.77M-64.06M170.41M214.54M79.69M-54.83M-27.61M-30.19M144.81M117.5M020.8M0
Equity Issued (Net)-121.1M-130.7M00000-1.9M-3M-4.7M-1.9M500K12.7M12.6M13.23M-107.77M-22.44M-404K08.54M-136.34M-138.21M-63.48M7.75M6.24M-7.7M7.1M2.7M-3.7M4.8M1.2M
Dividends Paid00000000-7.7M-30.6M-64.6M-75.6M-74.95M-74M-72.83M-72.9M-71.9M-69.45M-66.56M-62.44M-57.41M-57.77M-53.24M-49.24M-47.53M-45.77M-44.27M-41.7M-38.6M-34.5M-31.2M
Share Repurchases-121.1M-130.7M00000-1.9M-3M-5M-2.2M-3M-1.92M-4.1M-3.45M-111.81M-25.77M-1.92M00-148.06M-138.21M-71.9M-12.37M-1.47M-12.78M-2.3M-1.2M-8.3M00
Other Financing-72.2M-13.2M-66.4M-5.7M-26.3M-9M-74.7M-98.1M-377.2M-17.6M-9.9M-100K-3.01M-16.35M-249K-4.18M-800K323K-3.35M-17.32M-718K8.66M-540K-23.61M-7.57M79.65M-590K-500K-16.2M-1.3M-5M
Net Change in Cash53.4M76M-281M273.2M-69.8M64.4M43.6M-177.5M-84.8M-109.5M339.1M-12.5M91.31M-138.08M34.87M5.26M232K86.99M35.1M-47.63M45.91M23.86M14.09M14.51M81.68M8.58M37.88M-15.2M-58.5M-10.2M-35M
Free Cash Flow266M263.3M131.8M-281.9M-441M72M-26.7M92.9M-162.6M-65.4M-39.3M-21.9M125.45M88.78M85.77M160.64M222.06M256.56M223.22M107M206.15M54.26M171.41M137.08M113.16M85.7M103.5M-10.8M146.4M43.6M60M
FCF Margin %6.9%6.92%3.51%-7.5%-12.74%1.84%-0.68%2.11%-3.55%-1.42%-1.19%-0.91%4.11%3.11%2.87%5.66%7.86%9.44%7.04%3.61%7.09%2.1%7.2%6.5%5.83%4.87%5.94%-0.86%12.35%3.55%5.82%
FCF Growth %46.4%99.77%146.75%36.08%-712.5%369.66%-128.74%157.13%-148.62%-66.41%-79.45%-117.46%41.31%3.51%-46.61%-27.66%-13.45%14.94%108.62%-48.09%279.92%-68.34%25.04%21.13%32.05%-17.2%1058.34%-107.38%235.78%-27.33%67.13%
FCF per Share7.457.083.51-4.38-5.580.92-0.341.21-2.14-0.87-0.57-0.331.931.391.342.483.373.843.361.603.070.762.361.881.571.191.45-0.162.110.630.87
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)2.43x3.18x-9.04x-0.19x0.67x-1.56x-0.07x-0.40x0.18x-0.15x-0.16x0.48x1.63x-0.68x1.73x1.49x-13.50x7.23x3.01x3.80x2.89x1.21x1.26x1.20x1.65x2.31x1.07x1.46x2.33x0.91x0.96x
Interest Paid37.4M0149.4M0231.6M000129.6M99.9M85.4M32.6M31.2M29.5M28.92M30.71M32.05M24.49M30.75M000000000000
Taxes Paid29.2M056.1M033.1M00064.9M78.2M83.8M64.8M49.2M76.5M49.01M27.47M15.86M34.29M42.15M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

High fixed cost sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Volatility

According to recent quarterly filings, Diebold Nixdorf's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated wildly, reaching an extreme 35.04 in 2024Q4, which suggests that reported net income is a poor proxy for the company's actual ability to generate cash from its core operations.

The massive divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital swings are the primary drivers of reported results. Investors should monitor this disconnect, as it implies that the company's underlying earnings power remains obscured by accounting adjustments and timing differences in cash collection.

FCF Margin Volatility Remains High

As reported in financial statements, Diebold Nixdorf's free cash flow margins have exhibited extreme variance, swinging from a negative 4.1% in 2024Q1 to a peak of 18.8% in 2024Q4, highlighting the inherent instability in the company's cash generation profile following its recent restructuring.

The inconsistency in free cash flow suggests that the business remains highly sensitive to the timing of large-scale hardware deployments and service contract renewals. This volatility warrants further investigation into whether the company can achieve a sustainable, positive cash flow trajectory without relying on favorable working capital shifts.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

Based on Diebold Nixdorf's reported figures, quarterly working capital changes have been the primary determinant of cash flow, with a significant $171.1 million inflow in 2024Q4 contrasting sharply with the $57.5 million outflow observed in 2024Q2, indicating a highly irregular cash conversion cycle.

These dramatic fluctuations suggest that the company's liquidity is heavily dependent on the timing of customer payments and inventory management. Such reliance on working capital volatility may indicate that the business lacks a stable, self-funding mechanism for its ongoing operational requirements.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Shareholder Returns

Data from recent financial statements indicates that Diebold Nixdorf has directed significant cash toward share repurchases, totaling $51.1 million in 2025Q4 alone, despite the company's history of financial distress and the ongoing need to fund its high-cost, labor-intensive service infrastructure.

The decision to prioritize buybacks over potential debt reduction or reinvestment in software-led solutions appears aggressive given the company's recent emergence from bankruptcy. Investors should monitor whether this capital allocation strategy undermines the company's long-term ability to compete in a shifting banking technology landscape.

DBD — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated (DBD) generate from operations?

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated (DBD) generated $300.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated's free cash flow?

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated (DBD) generated $263.3M 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 Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated (DBD) spent $61.7M 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 Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated (DBD) spent $130.7M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.