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D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation remains highly volatile, swinging from a $2.4 billion surplus in 2025Q4 to a $449.7 million deficit in 2026Q2, largely driven by significant working capital outflows.

DHI Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'25Sep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20Sep'19Sep'18Sep'17Sep'16Sep'15Sep'14Sep'13Sep'12Sep'11Sep'10Sep'09Sep'08Sep'07Sep'06Sep'05Sep'04Sep'03Sep'02Sep'01Sep'00Sep'99Sep'98Sep'97Sep'96
Cash from Operations3.65B3.42B2.19B4.3B561.8M534.4M1.42B892.1M545.2M435.1M618M700.4M-661.4M-1.23B-288.7M14.9M709.4M1.14B1.88B1.36B-1.19B-620.7M-422.5M423.32M-90.6M-55.28M-107.55M-170.9M-125.3M-83.1M-23.9M
Operating CF Margin %-9.99%5.95%12.14%1.68%1.92%7%5.07%3.39%3.09%5.08%6.47%-8.24%-19.67%-6.63%0.41%16.12%31.2%28.29%12%-7.91%-4.48%-3.9%4.85%-1.34%-1.24%-2.94%-5.41%-5.76%-9.92%-4.37%
Operating CF Growth %69.27%56.22%-49.12%666.13%5.13%-62.41%59.35%63.63%25.3%-29.6%-11.76%205.9%46.28%-326.43%-2037.58%-97.9%-37.84%-39.29%38.69%213.83%-91.85%-46.91%-199.81%567.25%-63.88%48.6%37.07%-36.39%-50.78%-247.7%26.01%
Net Income3.17B3.59B4.76B4.8B5.9B4.19B2.38B1.62B1.46B1.04B886.3M750.7M533.5M462.7M956.3M71.8M245.1M-545.3M-2.63B-712.5M1.23B1.47B975.1M625.96M404.69M257.01M191.72M159.8M93.4M36.2M27.4M
Depreciation & Amortization108.4M101.3M87.1M91.6M81.4M73.9M80.4M72M62.4M54.7M61M54.1M38.4M22.7M18.8M19.9M17.2M25.7M60.4M71M61.7M57.1M55.5M45.86M40.65M36.06M24.49M20.8M9.8M4.4M2.6M
Stock-Based Compensation76M131M118.1M111.2M105.1M91.4M77.8M73.2M55.8M59.2M49M42.2M26.2M19M18.1M14.2M13.3M13.7M12.4M12.4M11.8M0000000000
Deferred Taxes83.2M123.2M19M-45.9M29.1M-10M14.1M20.1M170.9M110.8M75.3M3.1M17.4M130.9M-709.5M21.5M-2.8M213.5M650.3M-489M-9.4M0000000000
Other Non-Cash Items230.7M193.8M128.4M80.3M70.4M39.9M-26.2M11M40.7M30.9M29.5M63.4M112M63.9M46.3M71.8M100.4M410.2M2.57B1.81B284.3M000000200K1M300K200K
Working Capital Changes-35.7M-713.6M-2.92B-728.3M-5.62B-3.85B-1.1B-902.8M-1.25B-858.9M-483.1M-213.1M-1.39B-1.93B-618.7M-184.3M336.2M1.02B1.22B667.8M-2.77B-2.15B-1.45B-248.5M-535.93M-348.36M-323.76M-351.7M-229.5M-124M-54.1M
Change in Receivables-114.3M00-131.6M00000000014.4M7.4M3.6M244.1M-4.14B284.8M00-8.48B00-3.93B-2.65B00000
Change in Inventory128.1M158.1M78.8M-516.4M-5.18B-3.76B-1.06B-591.8M-1.06B-946.7M-506.5M-89.5M-1.43B-2.05B-646.4M-74.5M156M577M2.14B737.6M-3.11B-1.86B-1.41B-486.01M-244.22M-333.14M-299.93M-385.6M-261.2M-145.1M-62.4M
Change in Payables213.5M83.7M19.6M-101.8M1.04B845.1M566.2M126.2M129.1M83.9M52.1M60.3M115.9M139.5M113.6M-101.8M-56.4M-166.7M-692.5M-692.5M37.8M589.2M191.1M041.85M102.64M00000
Cash from Investing-234.6M-168.7M-190.6M-310.2M-414.9M-252.2M-166.1M-394M2.6M-171M-112.6M-95.4M-282.1M180.9M-147.7M-19.3M-318M-59.4M-6.6M-39.8M-83.3M-68.2M-55.2M-48.67M-193.09M-97.25M-56.38M-22.8M-45.6M-61M-4M
Capital Expenditures-154.4M0-165.3M-148.6M-148.2M-267.4M-286.8M-224.1M-68.1M-157.3M-86.1M-56.1M-100.2M-58M-33.6M-16.3M-19.2M-6.2M-6.6M-39.8M-83.3M-68.2M-55.2M-48.67M-39.82M-33.37M-15.79M-17.3M-11.6M-5.3M-2.7M
CapEx % of Revenue0.46%0.4%0.45%0.42%0.44%0.96%1.41%1.27%0.42%1.12%0.71%0.52%1.25%0.93%0.77%0.45%0.44%0.17%0.1%0.35%0.55%0.49%0.51%0.56%0.59%0.75%0.43%0.55%0.53%0.63%0.49%
Acquisitions-65M-53.1M-40.4M-212.9M-271.5M-24.5M-5.4M-311.4M-141.7M-4.1M-82.2M-70.9M-244.1M-9.4M-105.9M0-27.7M0000000-153.76M-61.9M-11.56M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-15.2M-115.6M15.1M51.3M4.8M39.7M126.1M141.5M495.9M-7M-15.9M-9.6M62.2M-31M-200K4.6M29.2M-53.2M000000486K-1.99M-29.03M-5.5M-34M-55.7M-1.3M
Cash from Financing-3.96B-4.76B-1.36B-2.67B-811.2M-85.1M270.6M-490.1M-82.5M-559.5M-586M117M627.9M939M751.5M-572.3M-1.04B-511.8M-755.6M-1.63B711.9M1.32B412.8M103.91M148.75M319.29M107.89M245.6M169.4M155.6M43.7M
Debt Issued (Net)7.3M750.6M894.7M-1.06B572.5M1.08B906.9M93.3M199.5M-410.3M-549.7M134.5M630.7M962.8M748.4M-489.3M-1B-468.7M-623.1M-1.72B1.11B1.39B464.3M191.31M162.49M320.62M127.65M271.5M169.2M147.2M3.9M
Equity Issued (Net)-3.46B-4.28B-1.85B-1.23B-1.19B-926.9M-398.6M-499.5M-137.8M-65.7M-5.9M61.8M45.2M29.7M50.9M-38.6M7.6M4.4M9.5M12.7M-24.4M24.8M15.4M-47.3M12.37M12.4M-10.48M-18.9M4.9M39.5M44.9M
Dividends Paid-502M-494.8M-395.2M-341.2M-316.5M-289.3M-256M-223.4M-188.4M-149.6M-118.7M-91.6M-48.6M-60.2M-47.8M-47.8M-47.7M-47.5M-142M-188.4M-137.6M-96.5M-66.9M-40.1M-26.11M-13.73M-9.29M-7.1M-4.7M-2.1M-1.4M
Share Repurchases-3.47B-4.28B-1.79B-1.23B-1.19B-926.9M-398.6M-499.5M-137.8M-65.7M-5.9M0000-38.6M0000-36.8M00-58.86M00-14.54M-22.4M0-2.6M0
Other Financing-3M-737.1M-3.1M-29.3M126.3M53.8M18.3M139.5M44.2M66.1M88.3M12.3M600K6.7M03.4M2.8M00258.2M-238.9M000000100K0-29M-3.7M
Net Change in Cash-543.9M-1.51B643.9M1.33B-664.3M197.1M1.53B8M465.3M-295.4M-80.6M722M-315.6M-111.2M315.1M-576.7M-648M570M1.12B-318M-562.2M631.8M-64.9M478.56M-134.94M166.75M-56.04M51.8M-1.5M11.5M15.8M
Free Cash Flow3.5B3.28B2.02B4.16B413.6M267M1.13B668M477.1M277.8M531.9M644.3M-761.6M-1.29B-322.3M-1.4M690.2M1.14B1.87B1.32B-1.27B-688.9M-477.7M374.65M-130.41M-88.65M-123.34M-188.2M-136.9M-88.4M-26.6M
FCF Margin %10.49%9.59%5.5%11.72%1.24%0.96%5.59%3.8%2.97%1.97%4.38%5.95%-9.49%-20.59%-7.4%-0.04%15.69%31.03%28.19%11.65%-8.46%-4.97%-4.41%4.29%-1.94%-1.99%-3.38%-5.96%-6.29%-10.56%-4.86%
FCF Growth %28.17%62.19%-51.28%904.71%54.91%-76.47%69.88%40.01%71.74%-47.77%-17.45%184.6%40.92%-299.97%-22921.43%-100.2%-39.19%-39.41%42.38%203.26%-84.95%-44.21%-227.51%387.28%-47.11%28.12%34.46%-37.47%-54.86%-232.33%23.34%
FCF per Share12.1010.606.1112.101.170.733.071.771.240.731.421.74-2.08-3.53-0.90-0.002.173.585.934.19-4.03-2.16-1.510.80-0.46-0.38-0.54-0.74-0.68-0.65-0.23
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.10x0.95x0.46x0.91x0.10x0.13x0.60x0.55x0.37x0.42x0.70x0.93x-1.24x-2.66x-0.30x0.21x2.89x-2.09x-0.71x-1.90x-0.97x-0.42x-0.43x0.68x-0.22x-0.22x-0.56x-1.07x-1.34x-1.28x-0.52x
Interest Paid00000000000005.6M19.5M66.3M101.8M103.3M49.8M37.3M00000000000
Taxes Paid01.02B1.67B1.44B1.7B1.14B581.3M488M-387.2M446.4M389.9M334M279.8M34.8M6.1M-1.9M485.4M603.9M23M325.6M00000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical working capital volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

As reported in recent financial filings, DHI's operating cash flow to net income ratio has frequently dipped into negative territory, most recently reaching -0.64 in 2026Q2, highlighting a significant disconnect between accounting profits and the actual cash generated from the company's core homebuilding operations.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that DHI's earnings are heavily reliant on non-cash accruals and inventory accounting rather than immediate liquidity. Investors should monitor whether this divergence reflects a structural shift in how the company recognizes revenue versus the timing of cash-intensive land development cycles.

Volatile Free Cash Flow Generation

Based on the provided cash flow statements, DHI's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, swinging from a peak of $2.4 billion in 2025Q4 to a deficit of $449.7 million in 2026Q2, reflecting the company's sensitivity to seasonal inventory build-ups and shifting market demand.

The extreme volatility in free cash flow margins indicates that DHI's business model is inherently capital-intensive and prone to lumpy cash outflows. This inconsistency warrants caution, as the company's ability to self-fund operations appears contingent on the timing of home closings rather than a steady, predictable cash stream.

Inventory Cycles Drive Cash Outflows

According to the company's cash flow data, working capital changes have acted as a primary drag on liquidity, with a massive $1.2 billion outflow recorded in 2026Q2, underscoring the intense cash requirements needed to maintain the company's high-volume production model in a cooling housing market.

The recurring negative working capital adjustments suggest that DHI is aggressively consuming cash to replenish land and work-in-progress inventory. This strategy appears to prioritize market share maintenance, but it leaves the company vulnerable to liquidity crunches if the absorption rate of these new units fails to meet expectations.

Aggressive Capital Return Amidst Uncertainty

As detailed in recent financial statements, DHI has continued to prioritize shareholder returns, deploying over $1 billion in combined dividends and share repurchases during 2026Q2, even as operating cash flow turned negative, signaling a management preference for capital return over cash preservation during cyclical downturns.

The decision to maintain high levels of buybacks and dividends while operating cash flow is under pressure suggests a high degree of confidence in the balance sheet's resilience. However, this capital allocation policy may limit the company's flexibility to pivot if the current housing market contraction persists longer than anticipated.

DHI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) generate from operations?

D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) generated $3.42B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is D.R. Horton, Inc.'s free cash flow?

D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) generated $3.28B 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 D.R. Horton, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) spent $0.0M 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 D.R. Horton, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) returned $494.8M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $4.28B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.