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Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow remains volatile, evidenced by a significant $357 million working capital drain in 2026Q1 and free cash flow margins that fluctuated between 3.5% and 22.8% over the last two years.

EMR 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 Operations3.56B3.1B3.33B637M2.92B3.58B3.08B3.01B2.89B1.91B2.88B2.53B3.69B3.65B3.05B3.23B3.29B3.09B3.29B3.02B2.51B2.19B2.22B1.73B1.82B1.71B1.84B1.81B1.65B1.5B1.32B
Operating CF Margin %-17.2%19.05%4.2%21.17%27.64%18.37%16.36%16.61%12.53%19.84%15.56%20.82%14.79%12.51%13.35%15.65%15.35%13.27%13.63%12.73%12.64%14.19%12.4%13.22%11.15%11.84%12.69%12.28%12.19%11.81%
Operating CF Growth %204.54%-7.02%423.08%-78.2%-18.27%15.96%2.56%3.94%51.26%-33.63%13.92%-31.5%1.18%19.52%-5.57%-1.79%6.68%-6.29%9.18%20.06%14.86%-1.31%28.02%-4.79%6.46%-7.18%1.62%9.62%10.21%13.76%15.31%
Net Income2.44B2.25B1.6B2.26B1.88B1.42B1.99B2.33B2.22B1.68B1.62B2.54B2.24B2.07B2.02B2.53B2.22B1.77B2.41B2.14B1.84B1.42B1.26B1.09B122M1.03B1.42B1.31B1.23B1.12B1.02B
Depreciation & Amortization1.48B1.52B1.69B1.05B842M762M854M822M758M636M568M573M569M819M823M867M816M727M707M656M607M562M557M534M541M709M678.5M637.5M562.5M511.6M464.6M
Stock-Based Compensation249M263M260M250M125M197M110M120M216M110M000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes00000000000-424M0000000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-191M-920M-71M-2.78B384M1.03B-19M-114M-223M-669M601M21M726M722M546M137M-50M-32M196M87M212M93M80M-158M723M-152M-156.2M-176.3M-58.5M-92.3M-34.2M
Working Capital Changes-419M-9M-151M-148M-312M167M148M-150M-83M160M93M-181M159M42M-340M-301M309M620M-22M137M-152M110M322M266M432M119M-104.9M35.7M-81M-42.6M-131.6M
Change in Receivables-221M-171M-99M-191M-143M-18M207M51M-175M-25M162M241M-163M-84M-536M-475M-341M1.01B-293M-349M-246M-261M-134M8M155M135M-235.5M-23.1M-76.1M-117.3M-124.3M
Change in Inventory-185M-1M122M-160M-334M-11M-6M-87M17M32M58M-11M-103M83M-49M12M-160M580M-90M96M-274M8M-8M161M265M99M-167M69M-27.7M-64.4M-18M
Change in Payables155M34M-16M-17M147M107M-196M-37M115M135M-22M-256M232M14M143M194M498M-709M199M000000000000
Cash from Investing-608M-593M-5.36B12.41B-5.33B-2.12B-740M-1.17B-2.72B1.51B-626M591M-1.16B-789M-806M-848M-2.52B-1.31B-1.07B-870M-1.22B-928M-717M-304M-881M-547.7M-2.5B-1.58B-1.1B-860.6M-541M
Capital Expenditures-443M-431M-419M-363M-531M-581M-538M-594M-617M-476M-447M-685M-767M-678M-665M-647M-524M-531M-714M-681M-601M-518M-400M-337M-384M-554.2M-692M-591.6M-602.6M-575.4M-513.5M
CapEx % of Revenue2.42%2.39%2.4%2.39%3.85%4.49%3.21%3.23%3.54%3.12%3.08%4.22%4.33%2.75%2.72%2.67%2.49%2.64%2.88%3.08%3.05%2.99%2.56%2.41%2.79%3.62%4.45%4.15%4.48%4.68%4.61%
Acquisitions-74M0-8.34B-705M-4.66B-1.58B-126M-455M-2B-2.95B-132M1.49B-247M-16M-62M-129M-2B-776M-561M-295M-752M-366M-414M-6M-754M-200.1M-1.97B-1.2B-572.9M-319.2M-299.8M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-91M-162M3.32B12.94B-140M38M-76M-125M-101M4.94B-47M-212M-145M-95M-79M-72M4M-2M203M106M137M-44M97M39M257M206.6M168.6M215.5M76.2M34M272.3M
Cash from Financing-3.07B-4.51B-2.46B-6.82B2.05B-2.42B-509M-1.39B-2.09B-3.59B-2.04B-2.95B-2.56B-1.93B-1.9B-1.89B-726M-1.95B-1.45B-1.99B-1.73B-1.37B-889M-1.15B-934M-1.08B704.6M-172.7M-555.5M-542.8M-750.3M
Debt Issued (Net)-1.15B5.24B-567M-3.24B3.69B-812M1.64B1.03B102M-1.98B-198M841M294M349M90M129M316M-116M660M-309M-171M-54M-93M-503M-262M108M1.69B717.4M464.9M314.5M-190.9M
Equity Issued (Net)-663M-1.24B-643M-2.21B-500M-500M-942M-1.25B-1B-400M-601M-2.5B-1.05B-1.11B-797M-935M-100M-718M-1.12B-853M-862M-621M-121M11M-20M-534M-376.2M-323.7M-499.4M-376.6M-120.3M
Dividends Paid-1.22B-1.19B-1.2B-1.2B-1.22B-1.21B-1.21B-1.21B-1.23B-1.24B-1.23B-1.27B-1.21B-1.18B-1.17B-1.04B-1.01B-998M-940M-837M-730M-694M-675M-661M-652M-654M-613.2M-566.4M-521M-480.7M-439.1M
Share Repurchases-663M-1.24B-643M-2.21B-500M-500M-942M-1.25B-1B-400M-601M-2.5B-1.05B-1.11B-797M-935M-100M-718M-1.12B-853M-862M-621M-121M0-20M-534M-376.2M-323.7M-499.4M-376.6M-120.3M
Other Financing-36M-7.32B-44M-169M80M100M2M39M35M27M-19M-19M-595M9M-21M-42M67M-116M-54M5M32M0000200K00000
Net Change in Cash-96M-2.04B-4.46B6.25B-550M-961M1.82B401M-1.97B-120M128M-95M-126M908M315M460M32M-217M769M198M-423M-113M650M315M25M74.9M14.7M56.4M-11.4M72.1M31.7M
Free Cash Flow3.12B2.67B2.91B274M2.39B2.99B2.54B2.41B2.27B1.44B2.43B1.84B2.92B2.97B2.39B2.59B2.77B2.56B2.58B2.33B1.91B1.67B1.82B1.39B1.43B1.15B1.15B1.22B1.05B923.2M803.8M
FCF Margin %17.01%14.8%16.65%1.81%17.32%23.15%15.16%13.13%13.07%9.41%16.76%11.35%16.49%12.04%9.78%10.68%13.16%12.71%10.4%10.55%9.68%9.64%11.63%9.99%10.43%7.53%7.38%8.54%7.8%7.51%7.21%
FCF Growth %12.78%-8.44%963.14%-88.54%-20.14%17.64%5.51%6.02%58.43%-41%32%-36.96%-1.55%24.41%-7.66%-6.58%8.34%-0.93%10.45%22.19%14.5%-8.09%30.27%-2.79%24.32%0.5%-5.83%16.2%13.63%14.85%11.38%
FCF per Share5.534.715.070.474.034.984.203.893.582.233.762.734.154.113.253.433.663.373.272.902.322.002.151.661.701.341.331.391.181.040.90
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.27x1.35x1.69x0.05x0.90x1.55x1.57x1.30x1.31x1.26x1.76x0.93x1.72x1.82x1.55x1.30x1.52x1.79x1.37x1.41x1.36x1.54x1.76x1.59x14.90x1.65x1.29x1.38x1.34x1.34x1.29x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical project cash volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Earnings Quality and Cash Conversion

According to quarterly financial data, Emerson's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated significantly, ranging from a low of 0.50 in 2025Q2 to a high of 3.31 in 2024Q3, highlighting the inherent volatility in converting accounting profits into realized cash flows.

The wide variance in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that reported net income is frequently impacted by non-cash charges or timing differences related to large-scale project accounting. Investors should monitor whether this inconsistency reflects the lumpy nature of percentage-of-completion revenue recognition or underlying challenges in managing working capital efficiency.

Free Cash Flow Margin Volatility

As reported in recent financial statements, Emerson's free cash flow margins have shown marked instability, swinging from a trough of 3.5% in 2025Q2 to a peak of 22.8% in 2024Q3, reflecting the company's ongoing structural transition and exposure to cyclical industrial capital expenditure cycles.

The inability to maintain a consistent FCF margin suggests that the company's cash generation remains highly sensitive to project-based milestones and the timing of major divestitures. This trajectory warrants caution, as it indicates that the firm's cash-generating engine is not yet fully decoupled from the volatility of its legacy industrial project portfolio.

Working Capital Drag on Liquidity

Based on the provided figures, Emerson has experienced recurring working capital outflows, including a significant $357 million drain in 2026Q1, which suggests that the company is struggling to optimize its cash conversion cycle amidst its current portfolio transformation and integration of recent acquisitions.

Persistent negative working capital changes indicate that the company is likely tying up cash in inventory or experiencing delayed collections on large-scale automation projects. This trend may imply that the operational benefits of the new software-heavy business model have yet to manifest in improved cash cycle efficiency.

Capital Allocation and Shareholder Returns

Data from recent filings indicates that Emerson continues to prioritize shareholder returns, with dividend payments consistently near $300 million per quarter, even as the company simultaneously manages significant share repurchases and the integration of large-scale acquisitions like National Instruments.

The commitment to dividends appears to be a core pillar of the company's capital allocation strategy, though the aggressive pace of buybacks in periods like 2025Q1 suggests a desire to offset dilution or signal confidence. Analysts should evaluate whether this level of capital return is sustainable if the company's free cash flow generation remains as volatile as recent quarters suggest.

EMR — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) generate from operations?

Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) generated $3.10B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Emerson Electric Co.'s free cash flow?

Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) generated $2.67B 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 Emerson Electric Co.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) spent $431.0M 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 Emerson Electric Co. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) returned $1.19B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.24B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.