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DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation remains volatile, with margins compressing to 7.7% in 2026Q1, though the company continues to prioritize shareholder returns, including a $500 million share repurchase executed in 2025Q4.

DD 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 Operations1.29B1.41B1.85B2.19B588M2.28B4.09B1.41B4.79B-765M5.48B7.52B6.5B7.82B4.08B3.88B4.13B2.08B4.72B4.55B4.16B4.51B2.67B3.78B2.11B1.79B1.21B2.99B2.95B3.65B3.4B
Operating CF Margin %-20.62%14.91%18.16%4.52%18.15%28.56%6.55%21.18%-1.22%11.38%15.43%11.2%13.72%7.18%6.47%7.7%4.64%8.25%8.5%8.47%9.75%6.65%11.58%7.64%6.43%5.28%14.97%15.15%18.25%16.95%
Operating CF Growth %56.45%-23.55%-15.7%272.62%-74.22%-44.3%190.63%-70.56%725.62%-113.97%-27.12%15.6%-16.89%91.98%5.05%-6.1%98.22%-55.82%3.74%9.3%-7.86%69.1%-29.37%79.32%17.83%47.36%-59.43%1.56%-19.35%7.47%1.74%
Net Income-29M98M743M494M1.01B1.16B-2.43B-645M349M1.52B4.3B7.63B3.75B4.75B1.17B2.71B2.31B538M551M2.89B3.72B4.54B2.8B1.74B-405M-417M1.51B1.33B1.31B1.81B1.91B
Depreciation & Amortization867M647M1.19B1.15B1.14B1.11B1.37B2.07B2.17B3.97B2.86B2.52B2.75B2.68B2.7B2.88B2.96B2.83B2.24B2.19B2.07B2.08B2.09B1.9B1.82B1.81B1.31B1.3B1.3B1.29B1.33B
Stock-Based Compensation13M38M00000000000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-53M0-163M-381M-214M-323M-692M-768M-366M-2.08B-1.26B305M466M113M-465M1M328M-652M-260M494M104M740M255M-378M-311M-391M125M154M-15M150M306M
Other Non-Cash Items169M942M-149M1.09B22M783M4.68B4.74B7.99B3.63B-1.17B-4.87B-544M-1.17B880M-597M-1.29B-542M920M-93M-582M-2.1B-576M-152M1.04B779M-456M-100M-260M424M-159M
Working Capital Changes-258M-313M222M-155M-1.37B-450M1.17B-3.98B-5.36B-7.8B752M1.93B88M1.45B-207M-1.12B-177M-87M1.27B-931M-1.16B-738M-1.89B668M-41M3M-1.28B306M606M-26M16M
Change in Receivables-99M-201M-135M202M-191M-255M308M-2.23B-1.61B-9.78B-1.54B-84M195M113M116M-447M-171M-990M2.85B-1B242M-554M-1.36B25M-299M1.34B-441M-5M564M-275M-53M
Change in Inventory31M-10M-7M227M-569M-537M570M387M-1.5B-2.22B610M780M224M130M-871M-702M-750M63M812M-712M-758M-240M-931M95M223M34M-489M79M52M56M123M
Change in Payables-7M61M77M-310M-131M317M177M-1.05B201M2.63B458M-681M-79M-408M261M376M495M304M-1.06B799M-129M106M1.25B00000000
Cash from Investing-542M-687M-849M172M8.92B-2.4B-202M-2.31B-2.52B14.41B-3.68B-1.51B-3.13B-1.41B-2.69B-1.81B206M-14.78B-2.74B-2.92B-1.91B-1.14B-653M-1.68B-1.63B-2.67B-460M-2.64B-1.09B-3.28B-2.2B
Capital Expenditures-186M-333M-579M-619M-743M-891M-1.19B-2.47B-3.86B-3.76B-3.87B-3.75B-3.62B-2.3B-2.61B-2.83B-2.17B-2.4B-2.34B-2.1B-1.98B-1.86B-1.33B-1.1B-1.62B-1.59B-1.35B-1.85B-1.55B-1.2B-1.34B
CapEx % of Revenue1.92%4.86%4.67%5.13%5.71%7.09%8.33%11.49%17.1%6.01%8.03%7.7%6.23%4.04%4.6%4.72%4.05%5.34%4.09%3.93%4.04%4.02%3.32%3.37%5.88%5.71%5.86%9.27%7.95%5.98%6.7%
Acquisitions-55M-55M-313M-517M10.96B-1.55B963M119M182M7.01B1.03B2.1B560M79M-39M133M-49M-13.52B-270M-1.01B-111M-109M7M-10M-1M-2.3B00000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-301M-296M43M6M12M39M29M20M685M9.56B109M17M69M706M207M965M2.31B-258M252M211M296M105M0-334M109M445M-595M53M503M-1.79B-726M
Cash from Financing-1.71B-1.87B-1.85B-2.99B-7.67B-6.51B3.24B-11.55B-1.92B-6.55B-3.69B-2.88B-3.56B-4.79B-2.53B-3.55B-278M12.66B-978M-2.73B-3.3B-2.51B-1.4B-1.23B787M831M-1.04B40M-1.96B-2.02B-2.13B
Debt Issued (Net)-2.34B-4.07B-687M-300M-2.65B-3.6B4.42B-160M6.67B-2.41B-589M187M1.77B-3.35B-757M-2.56B460M6.08B1.52B-113M-1.34B-1.48B-779M-235M1.95B1.33B-303M262M-537M273M-238M
Equity Issued (Net)-410M-468M-450M-1.97B-4.29B-2.03B-175M-2.24B-4.22B-481M-518M-658M-3.25B79M295M315M276M8.52B-826M-1.08B-516M330M691M297M132M141M115M585M-600M-1.46B-988M
Dividends Paid-507M-597M-635M-651M-652M-630M-882M-1.61B-3.49B-3.39B-2.46B-2.25B-2.02B-1.48B-2.05B-1.26B-1.01B-1.03B-1.56B-1.51B-1.4B-1.29B-1.25B-1.23B-1.22B-1.06B-783M-771M-786M-758M-749M
Share Repurchases-522M-500M-500M-2B-4.38B-2.14B-232M-2.33B-4.42B-1B-916M-1.17B-4.19B-307M0-19M-14M-5M-898M-1.46B-739M-68M-15M-6M-6M-5M-3M-531M-742M-1.66B-1.24B
Other Financing1.55B3.27B-75M-65M-78M-249M-120M-7.54B-872M-267M-121M-159M-69M-39M-18M-46M0-902M-107M-20M-46M-70M-57M-58M-78M420M-65M-36M-33M-72M-155M
Net Change in Cash-928M-1.1B-947M-866M1.69B-577M984M-7.01B-4.85B6.83B-1.97B2.92B-286M1.62B-1.13B-1.59B4.19B46M1.06B-1.02B-1.05B3.81B0908M1.26B-58M-291M383M-112M-1.67B-2.84B
Free Cash Flow1.11B1.08B1.27B1.57B-155M1.39B2.9B-1.06B923M-4.52B1.61B3.77B2.88B5.52B1.46B1.05B1.96B-312M2.38B2.44B2.18B2.65B1.34B2.68B485M202M-135M1.14B1.4B2.46B2.06B
FCF Margin %11.41%15.75%10.24%13.03%-1.19%11.06%20.23%-4.94%4.09%-7.24%3.35%7.73%4.96%9.68%2.57%1.75%3.64%-0.7%4.16%4.56%4.43%5.73%3.33%8.21%1.76%0.73%-0.59%5.7%7.2%12.26%10.25%
FCF Growth %-0.72%-14.91%-19.34%1114.19%-111.15%-52.09%372.91%-215.17%120.41%-380.7%-57.23%30.71%-47.8%277.89%39.28%-46.37%726.92%-113.12%-2.62%12.17%-18%98.58%-50.11%452.58%140.1%249.63%-111.85%-18.64%-42.97%19.46%6.81%
FCF per Share8.057.729.0410.45-0.937.6611.83-4.273.59-25.4712.9127.3121.8538.5111.188.1515.39-2.6622.7922.7620.1124.4612.6226.044.792.02-1.3515.4819.0631.3725.57
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-38.17x-1.81x2.63x5.18x0.10x0.35x-1.39x2.84x1.25x-0.53x1.28x0.98x1.74x1.65x3.49x1.43x1.79x3.22x8.15x1.57x1.12x1.00x0.95x2.18x-6.24x-4.65x0.80x2.25x2.25x2.02x1.78x
Interest Paid00394M0000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid00363M0000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

PFAS litigation and divestiture

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Volatility

As reported in quarterly financial statements, the OCF/NI ratio has exhibited extreme instability, ranging from -37.36 in 2023Q4 to 5.76 in 2025Q2, indicating that net income is currently a poor proxy for the company's underlying cash-generating capacity during this period of intense structural transformation.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that non-cash charges and restructuring-related accounting noise are heavily distorting bottom-line profitability. Investors should monitor whether this gap narrows as the company completes its transition to a focused specialty materials entity.

FCF Volatility Reflects Portfolio Shifts

Based on the provided cash flow data, free cash flow margins have fluctuated significantly, peaking at 23.4% in 2023Q4 before compressing to 7.7% in 2026Q1, a trend that appears to mirror the company's aggressive divestiture schedule and the resulting contraction in its operational revenue base.

The inconsistency in FCF generation suggests that the company's cash flow profile remains sensitive to the timing of asset sales and associated restructuring costs. Future sustainability of cash flows will likely depend on the core segments' ability to generate organic growth without the support of legacy business units.

Capital Intensity Remains Under Control

According to recent financial disclosures, the company's CapEx/Revenue ratio has remained relatively contained, averaging between 3% and 9% over the last ten quarters, which suggests that management is maintaining a disciplined approach to capital investment despite the ongoing reorganization of its manufacturing footprint.

The moderate capital intensity indicates that the company is not currently over-investing in capacity, which may be a prudent strategy given the current revenue contraction. Analysts should investigate whether this level of investment is sufficient to maintain the technical 'design-in' status required for its semiconductor and water filtration segments.

Working Capital Swings Impact Liquidity

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow statements, working capital changes have been highly erratic, with a notable $180 million outflow in 2025Q2 followed by a $103 million inflow in 2025Q3, highlighting the operational friction inherent in managing a rapidly changing portfolio of specialty chemical assets.

These swings suggest that inventory management and collection cycles are being disrupted by the divestiture process and the resulting shifts in customer demand. Investors should watch for stabilization in working capital as a signal that the company's new operational structure is reaching a steady state.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Shareholder Returns

Based on reported figures, the company has consistently returned capital to shareholders through dividends, while also executing significant buybacks, such as the $500 million repurchase in 2025Q4, even as net income remained negative, suggesting a management focus on maintaining investor confidence during the transition.

The decision to prioritize dividends and buybacks during a period of negative net income may indicate management's confidence in the long-term cash-generating potential of the remaining business. However, this strategy warrants further investigation to ensure that capital returns are not coming at the expense of necessary R&D investment.

DD — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) generate from operations?

DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) generated $1.41B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is DuPont de Nemours, Inc.'s free cash flow?

DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) generated $1.08B 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 DuPont de Nemours, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) spent $333.0M 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 DuPont de Nemours, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) returned $597.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $500.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.