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Ennis, Inc. (EBF) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Earnings quality remains high, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio that peaked at 2.16 in 2025Q1, supporting a consistent quarterly dividend payment of approximately $6.5M.

EBF Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricFeb'26Feb'25Feb'24Feb'23Feb'22Feb'21Feb'20Feb'19Feb'18Feb'17Feb'16Feb'15Feb'14Feb'13Feb'12Feb'11Feb'10Feb'09Feb'08Feb'07Feb'06Feb'05Feb'04Feb'03Feb'02Feb'01Feb'00Feb'99Feb'98Feb'97
Cash from Operations52.73M65.86M69.07M46.78M50.68M52.82M57.22M51.34M45.29M58.89M87.16M65.2M32.76M49.96M24.57M32.77M82.57M44.22M30.44M49.52M47.43M20.05M26.25M22.62M27.59M22.76M20.08M17.1M21.7M11M
Operating CF Margin %13.44%16.69%16.44%10.83%12.67%14.75%13.05%12.81%12.23%16.5%15.32%11.24%6.04%9.36%4.75%5.96%15.95%7.57%4.99%8.47%8.48%5.49%10.12%9.39%11.65%9.93%12.06%11.33%14.06%7.16%
Operating CF Growth %-19.93%-4.65%47.66%-7.7%-4.05%-7.69%11.46%13.35%-23.09%-32.44%33.68%99.07%-34.44%103.31%-25%-60.32%86.74%45.24%-38.52%4.41%136.59%-23.63%16.06%-18.04%21.25%13.35%17.41%-21.2%97.27%-58.17%
Net Income42.63M40.22M42.6M47.3M28.98M24.09M38.29M37.44M32.91M1.78M35.74M-44.53M13.19M24.71M31.36M44.63M35.21M-32.77M44.59M41.6M40.54M22.96M17.95M15.25M14.97M13.18M15.12M14.1M10.2M13.5M
Depreciation & Amortization17.13M16.57M17.51M17.36M18.78M18.04M18.19M16.19M14.09M12.61M17.35M16.28M14.07M13.23M11.95M10.46M11.38M12.86M14.73M17.08M18.31M11.08M9.35M9.19M10.3M9.73M5.87M5.35M6.2M4.9M
Stock-Based Compensation03.98M1.17M2.79M2.8M1.4M1.37M1.4M1.34M1.36M1.31M1.34M1.53M1.46M1.02M982K978K744K734K302K0000000000
Deferred Taxes0-1.99M-2.15M-1.8M3.16M-2.71M478K-742K-1.79M4.36M-3.58M-11.38M-1.9M238K-2.02M4.37M2.71M-4.26M682K-4.96M000-971K-160K-169K1.72M700K-900K600K
Other Non-Cash Items3.38M-105K1.03M-4.34M1.85M4.41M-1.92M-1.57M2.01M37.51M4.98M94.78M27.11M830K376K2.43M2.62M70.95M828K963K129K581K10K520K-54K715K-707K-787K3M-300K
Working Capital Changes-10.4M7.19M8.91M-14.53M-4.89M7.59M804K-1.37M-3.26M1.27M31.38M8.71M-21.24M9.48M-18.12M-30.11M29.68M-3.3M-31.12M-5.46M-11.54M-14.57M-1.06M-1.37M2.54M-696K-1.93M-2.27M3.2M-7.7M
Change in Receivables1.09M9.57M8.84M-9.24M-1.04M6.12M1.78M1.48M-21K3.46M6.66M3.75M-1.91M-1.4M7.95M-1.64M-1.61M10.58M-22.85M-3.76M0000000000
Change in Inventory-12.85M3.07M9.12M-7.78M-4.4M3.19M3.24M-3.58M1.57M1.43M18.97M12.93M-16.41M18.29M-21.81M-23.75M27.1M-4.15M-10.15M5.8M-9.33M-1.31M-617K-42K866K-1.12M573K-200K2.3M-1.9M
Change in Payables1.12M-882K-8.6M3.33M1.53M-3.34M-4.15M-2.38M-847K-140K295K-3.49M-4.91M-7.25M135K-3.94M6.18M-7.79M2.35M-8.31M0000000000
Cash from Investing-44.85M13.2M-54.99M-11.46M-10.05M-21.18M-21.45M-31.77M-3.95M86.09M-4.12M-29.41M-65.51M1.2M-50.81M-35.98M-20.24M-5.35M-17.29M-19.82M-9.94M-121.09M-4.55M-22.34M-781K-30.94M-27.34M-5.5M-7.4M-20.9M
Capital Expenditures-11.71M-5.89M-6.5M-4.33M-6.54M-3.68M-3.39M-4.82M-2.67M-3.06M-4.82M-2.48M-4.65M-2.56M-5.09M-33.75M-20.28M-6.4M-4.29M-5M-10.24M-6.14M-4.54M-3.76M-2.25M-3.59M-20.31M-3.7M-9.6M-13.6M
CapEx % of Revenue2.98%1.49%1.55%1%1.63%1.03%0.77%1.2%0.72%0.86%0.85%0.43%0.86%0.48%0.98%6.14%3.92%1.1%0.7%0.85%1.83%1.68%1.75%1.56%0.95%1.57%12.19%2.45%6.22%8.85%
Acquisitions-38.64M-5.82M-19.61M-8.77M-4.34M-19.2M-18.73M-27.39M-1.35M88.49M-331K-27.08M-61.86M0-45.96M-2.24M00-14.64M-17.64M0-115.43M0-20.52M0-34.34M0000
Investments------------------------------
Other Investing009K1.64M825K1.7M681K443K64K664K1.04M151K992K3.75M233K5K36K1.05M1.65M2.81M294K481K-3K-38K125K1.14M1.97M-1.8M2.2M-7.3M
Cash from Financing-40.31M-93.65M-26.45M-26.96M-30.21M-24.7M-55.96M-27.35M-25.57M-72.47M-84.59M-24.28M32.51M-55.22M23.69M-6M-50.49M-32.46M-13.52M-39.98M-34.9M96.67M-20.5M-2.59M-19.6M15.11M-11.39M-13.6M-10.1M-10.2M
Debt Issued (Net)000000-30M00-10M-59.01M1M48M-32.5M40M10M-34.21M-16.75M1.34M-24.97M-19.51M107.83M-11.04M-7.54M-8.89M25.65M0000
Equity Issued (Net)-14.41M-1.66M-586K-1.12M-4.79M-1.24M-2.47M-4.81M-3.31M-5.53M0-7.03M-1.84M-2K-2K-2K-486K-599K673K661K393K421K688K538K19K171K-1.54M-3.3M00
Dividends Paid-25.9M-91.99M-25.86M-25.84M-25.42M-23.47M-23.49M-22.61M-22.26M-57.2M-18.04M-18.19M-13.77M-22.86M-16.13M-16.06M-16M-16M-15.92M-15.83M-15.78M-11.57M-10.15M-10.09M-10.09M-10.07M-10.07M-10.1M-10.2M-10.1M
Share Repurchases-14.46M-1.84M-586K-1.12M-4.79M-1.24M-2.47M-4.81M-3.31M-8.44M0-7.03M-1.84M-2K-2K-2K-486K-599K000-2K-7K-55K-3K-2K-1.54M-3.3M00
Other Financing1K00000069K0265K-7.54M-52K111K151K-175K54K209K889K385K169K00014.5M-636K-637K213K-200K100K-100K
Net Change in Cash-32.43M-14.6M-12.37M8.36M10.42M6.93M-20.18M-7.79M15.76M72.51M-4.92M10.03M-916K-4.18M-1.9M-8.76M11.78M5.89M-189K-10.28M3.17M-4.37M1.21M-2.32M7.22M6.93M-18.65M-13.6M-10.1M-10.2M
Free Cash Flow059.97M62.57M42.44M44.14M49.14M53.83M46.51M42.62M55.82M82.34M62.73M28.11M47.4M19.49M-987K62.29M37.82M26.15M44.52M37.19M13.9M21.71M18.85M25.34M19.16M-230K13.4M12.1M-2.6M
FCF Margin %-15.2%14.89%9.83%11.03%13.73%12.28%11.61%11.51%15.64%14.47%10.81%5.18%8.88%3.77%-0.18%12.03%6.48%4.28%7.61%6.65%3.81%8.37%7.83%10.7%8.36%-0.14%8.88%7.84%-1.69%
FCF Growth %-100%-4.16%47.42%-3.84%-10.17%-8.71%15.73%9.12%-23.64%-32.21%31.27%123.15%-40.7%143.25%2074.27%-101.58%64.71%44.62%-41.26%19.7%167.5%-35.95%15.13%-25.6%32.23%8431.74%-101.72%10.74%565.38%-112.87%
FCF per Share-2.292.411.641.691.892.071.801.682.173.202.431.081.820.75-0.042.411.471.011.731.450.721.311.141.551.18-0.010.830.73-0.16
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.24x1.64x1.62x0.99x1.75x2.19x1.49x1.37x1.38x33.08x2.44x-1.46x2.48x2.02x0.78x0.73x2.35x-1.35x0.68x1.19x1.17x0.87x1.46x1.48x1.84x1.73x1.33x1.21x2.13x0.81x
Interest Paid000057K0715K1.11M731K853K1.62M1.5M1.2M1.46M2.4M4.69M00000000000000
Taxes Paid016.37M19.23M17.97M11.63M9.5M14.47M9.87M15.47M975K18.98M18.72M17.8M13.69M23.35M20.14M00000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowStable
Top Statement Risk

Secular print volume decline

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q4)

Earnings Quality Through Cash Conversion

Based on reported financial statements, Ennis consistently demonstrates high-quality earnings, with the OCF/NI ratio frequently exceeding 1.0, peaking at 2.16 in 2025Q1, which suggests that the company's reported net income is reliably backed by actual cash inflows rather than aggressive accounting accruals or non-cash adjustments.

The consistent ability to generate operating cash flow in excess of net income indicates that Ennis's accounting practices are conservative and that the business model is inherently cash-generative. Investors should monitor whether this conversion efficiency persists if the company is forced to increase working capital investment to support its fragmented distributor network.

FCF Resilience Amidst Revenue Stagnation

As reported in quarterly filings, Ennis maintains a stable free cash flow trajectory, with FCF margins fluctuating between 6.8% and 20.0% over the last ten quarters, reflecting a business model that prioritizes cash preservation over aggressive capital reinvestment in a structurally declining industry environment.

The variability in FCF margins appears tied more to working capital timing than to operational volatility, suggesting that the core business remains a reliable cash engine. However, the lack of a clear upward trend in FCF generation may imply that the company is struggling to find high-return reinvestment opportunities.

Minimal Capital Intensity Sustains Margins

According to recent SEC filings, Ennis maintains a low capital intensity profile, with CapEx/Revenue ratios typically remaining below 2.5%, except for a notable 8.5% spike in 2026Q4, which suggests that the company is successfully avoiding the heavy reinvestment cycles that often plague legacy industrial manufacturing peers.

The generally low level of capital expenditure indicates that the company is effectively harvesting its existing asset base rather than pursuing large-scale capacity expansion. The recent uptick in CapEx warrants further investigation to determine if this represents a shift toward necessary modernization or a one-time maintenance requirement.

Working Capital Volatility Impacts Liquidity

Based on the provided cash flow data, working capital changes have been a significant source of quarterly volatility, swinging from a $8.3M outflow in 2026Q2 to a $6.2M inflow in 2025Q1, which highlights the sensitivity of Ennis's cash position to inventory and receivable management cycles.

This volatility suggests that the company's cash flow is highly dependent on the timing of distributor payments and inventory turnover within its decentralized production footprint. Investors should monitor whether these fluctuations are becoming more pronounced as the industry consolidates and distributor bargaining power potentially shifts.

Disciplined Capital Allocation Prioritizes Dividends

As evidenced by historical cash flow statements, Ennis consistently utilizes its cash reserves to fund dividends, with quarterly payments remaining steady near $6.5M, while opportunistic share repurchases and small-scale acquisitions are deployed only when the balance sheet allows for such non-dilutive capital return strategies.

The company's commitment to a stable dividend, even during periods of revenue pressure, underscores a management philosophy focused on returning value to shareholders rather than chasing growth. This approach appears sustainable given the company's negligible debt levels, though it may limit the firm's ability to pivot if market conditions deteriorate.

EBF — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Ennis, Inc. (EBF) generate from operations?

Ennis, Inc. (EBF) generated $52.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Ennis, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Ennis, Inc. (EBF) reported negative free cash flow of $0.0M in 2026, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Ennis, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Ennis, Inc. (EBF) spent $11.7M on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Ennis, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, Ennis, Inc. (EBF) returned $25.9M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $14.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.