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Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly unstable, evidenced by a swing from a 30.7% margin in 2025Q3 to a -22.1% margin in 2024Q2, reflecting the lumpy nature of judicial software contract milestones.

DJCO 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 Operations13.85M13.33M-89K15.08M-5.26M3.29M2.34M1.61M-1.88M-2.65M1.22M7.75M4.51M5.67M6.96M10.32M9.32M8.36M6.56M5.01M2.75M4.2M5.54M5.04M3.68M9.05M3.79M1.7M4.3M5M6.4M
Operating CF Margin %-15.2%-0.13%22.28%-9.74%6.65%4.68%3.32%-4.62%-6.41%2.94%17.63%10.38%15.05%21.83%29.89%24.81%20.68%16.16%14.27%8.5%12.22%15.92%14.72%10.81%25.68%10.02%4.61%11.91%13.74%17.78%
Operating CF Growth %1024.72%15080.9%-100.59%386.71%-260.1%40.67%44.64%185.86%29.05%-316.58%-84.22%72.07%-20.54%-18.49%-32.55%10.65%11.54%27.38%30.98%82.12%-34.44%-24.3%10.05%36.91%-59.33%138.96%122.71%-60.47%-14%-21.88%100%
Net Income13.96M112.14M78.11M21.45M-75.62M112.9M4.04M-25.22M8.2M-918K-1.04M810K631K3.78M5.54M7.84M7.67M8.03M7.11M5.32M2.44M4.29M3.73M2.4M1.23M-13.37M1.84M2.1M3.3M3M2.6M
Depreciation & Amortization223K257K267K279K379K480K524K589K3.68M5.59M5.71M5.53M5.52M2.44M503K535K613K797K990K990K899K821K1.34M2.36M2.54M3.88M2.52M1.8M1.7M1.9M1.8M
Stock-Based Compensation104K140K202K011500000000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-386K34.69M22.04M5.33M-30.82M31.89M590K-6.39M-19.24M-4.57M-1.64M-1.28M-2.04M-493K-261K189K-423K-433K-622K778K36K-12K-232K-205K-180K-2.52M2.26M100K0-300K200K
Other Non-Cash Items1.5M-134.3M-96.15M-20.42M108.88M-148.25M-1.09M31.11M1.38M-3K-3K-3K-3K-2K2.85M7.84M-11K69K19K-100K-133K-185K-38K-8K-20K14.36M-3.19M-400K-200K-100K0
Working Capital Changes-1.54M411K-4.57M8.45M-8.07M6.26M-1.73M1.52M4.1M-2.74M-1.8M2.33M402K-1.77M-1.68M1.77M1.47M-100K-938K-1.97M-489K-715K742K491K109K6.7M356K-1.9M-500K500K1.8M
Change in Receivables-1.85M-1.79M-532-1.76M-7.41M-2.8M309K-2.23M555K-651K966K2.89M-2.25M1.69M886K2.61M1.01M-787K0-1.05B0-296M2.14B-252M2.38B000000
Change in Inventory-19K057-16K-13K-7K4K6K-6K1K7K3K5K-13K1K-15K-10K7K-3K23K7K-15K-16K-4K49K-6K-16K000100K
Change in Payables1.93M1.02M-5941.58M823K313K-594K1.7M-229K405K-1.57M-132K85K-155K-235K-443K-334K385K0-2.53B0-300M-1.7B819M1.41B000000
Cash from Investing-22K-8K40.53M-7.26M-36.76M-19.99M16.12M-165K7.91M-5.27M-7.61M-7.55M-435K-24.81M-9.03M-10.87M-7.13M-5.11M-2.63M-4.36M-2.43M-3.8M-8.19M-4.58M-5.7M-7.93M-1.94M-1.2M-3.8M-5.3M-4.4M
Capital Expenditures-22K-8K-49K-86K-36K-29K-184K-165K-212K-253K-3.78M-565K-435K-280K-372K-129K-245K-238K-377K-394K-943K-642K-2.85M-3.28M-1.44M-1.8M-2.22M-5M-1.1M-1.2M-1.8M
CapEx % of Revenue0.02%0.01%0.07%0.13%0.07%0.06%0.37%0.34%0.52%0.61%9.08%1.28%1%0.74%1.17%0.37%0.65%0.59%0.93%1.12%2.91%1.87%8.18%9.59%4.23%5.1%5.87%13.55%3.05%3.3%5%
Acquisitions004K7.17M381K19.96M00000-50K0-25.33M000003.96B000000-10K0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing000-7.17M-36.73M-19.96M16.31M08.13M-5.01M-3.83M-6.93M0800K-8.66M0000-3.96B0-3.15B-5.34B-1.3B-6.13B-8.11M-6.94M100K0100K0
Cash from Financing-5.17M-5.66M-47.66M-153K42.85M2.38M-126K-121K-115K-110K2.18M-3M-1.97M29.49M000-2.82M-4.01M-202K-171K-218K2.44M-480K-363K1.4M-1.65M-700K-300K-400K-1.5M
Debt Issued (Net)-5.17M-5.66M-47.66M-153K42.85M2.38M-126K-121K-115K-110K2.18M0029.49M0000-4.01M-196K-167K-172K2.74M-75K-76K1.96M0000-1.3M
Equity Issued (Net)00000000000000000-2.82M0-6K-4K-46K-297K-405K-287K-556K-1.65M-700K-300K-400K-200K
Dividends Paid000000000-4.84M-4.08M-3M-1.97M000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000000000000-2.82M0-6K-4K-46K-297K-405K-287K-556K-1.65M-700K-300K-400K-200K
Other Financing00000000004.08M3M1.97M000000000000000000
Net Change in Cash9.07M7.66M-7.96M7.67M829K-14.32M18.33M1.33M5.92M-8.03M-4.21M207K4.07M10.35M-2.07M-557K2.19M431K-75K452K146K181K-201K-22K-2.39M2.52M199K-300K-300K-1.1M-600K
Free Cash Flow13.83M13.32M-138K15M-5.3M3.26M2.15M1.45M-2.09M-2.9M-2.56M7.19M4.07M5.39M6.59M10.19M9.08M8.12M6.18M4.62M1.81M3.55M2.69M1.76M2.24M7.25M1.57M-3.3M3.2M3.8M4.6M
FCF Margin %14.7%15.19%-0.2%22.15%-9.81%6.59%4.31%2.98%-5.14%-7.02%-6.14%16.35%9.38%14.31%20.67%29.52%24.16%20.09%15.23%13.15%5.59%10.35%7.73%5.13%6.59%20.59%4.15%-8.94%8.86%10.44%12.78%
FCF Growth %118.38%9755.8%-100.92%383.14%-262.63%51.35%48.41%169.28%27.93%-13.66%-135.54%76.57%-24.48%-18.14%-35.35%12.21%11.8%31.3%33.99%155.31%-49.13%31.97%53.36%-21.64%-69.09%362.73%147.48%-203.13%-15.79%-17.39%557.14%
FCF per Share10.049.67-0.1010.89-3.842.361.561.05-1.52-2.10-1.855.212.953.914.777.386.585.764.263.181.242.451.851.191.514.851.01-2.071.982.392.81
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.99x0.12x-0.00x0.70x0.07x0.03x0.58x-0.06x-0.23x2.89x-1.17x9.57x7.14x1.50x1.26x1.32x1.22x1.04x0.92x0.94x1.13x0.98x1.49x2.10x3.00x-0.68x2.06x0.81x1.30x1.67x2.46x
Interest Paid-316K1.38M3.05M4.27M1.05M329K0000361K224K00186K0000000000000000
Taxes Paid-52K2.25M5.13M806K11.14M1.95M0000-13K-959K003.57M4.04M5.03M00000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Equity portfolio volatility exposure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Cash

According to recent financial filings, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios frequently dipping into negative territory, such as the -0.12 observed in 2026Q2, highlighting a significant disconnect between accounting profits and actual cash generation capabilities.

The extreme volatility in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that reported net income is heavily influenced by non-operating investment gains rather than core operational efficiency. Investors should interpret this divergence as a signal that the company's cash-generating engine remains secondary to its equity portfolio performance.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

As reported in quarterly statements, free cash flow margins have exhibited extreme volatility, swinging from a high of 30.7% in 2025Q3 to a low of -22.1% in 2024Q2, indicating that the company's ability to retain cash from operations is highly sensitive to lumpy contract milestones.

The lack of a consistent FCF trajectory implies that the software segment's revenue recognition is not yet providing the predictable cash flow profile typical of mature SaaS businesses. This inconsistency warrants further investigation into the timing of government contract payments and the associated working capital requirements.

Working Capital Swings Obscure Liquidity

Based on reported figures, working capital changes have been erratic over the last ten quarters, ranging from a $286,000 inflow in 2025Q4 to a $3.5 million outflow in 2026Q1, which suggests that the timing of collections from judicial clients remains a primary driver of cash flow variability.

These fluctuations appear to reflect the milestone-based nature of the Journal Technologies segment, where large payments are likely tied to specific implementation phases. The inability to maintain a stable working capital cycle suggests that operational cash flow will remain unpredictable until the software business achieves greater scale.

Minimal Capital Intensity Masks Needs

As indicated by the provided data, capital expenditures remain negligible, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently near 0.0% to 0.1%, suggesting that the company's current software architecture requires very little ongoing physical investment to maintain its existing judicial client base.

While low capital intensity is typically a positive signal for software firms, it may also indicate that the company is under-investing in the R&D necessary to compete with larger, better-capitalized peers like Tyler Technologies. Analysts should monitor whether this lack of investment eventually leads to technical obsolescence.

DJCO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO) generate from operations?

Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO) generated $13.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Daily Journal Corporation's free cash flow?

Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO) generated $13.3M 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 Daily Journal Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Daily Journal Corporation (DJCO) 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.