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FFord Motor Company
$14.04$55.0B
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Ford Motor Company (F) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation is inconsistent, swinging from a $709M deficit in 2024Q1 to a $5.3B surplus in 2025Q3, largely driven by unpredictable working capital fluctuations.

F 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 Operations18.92B21.28B15.42B14.92B6.85B15.79B24.27B17.64B15.02B18.1B19.79B16.17B14.51B10.44B9.04B9.78B11.48B16.04B-179M17.1B9.61B21.68B24.51B20.2B18.63B22.76B33.76B29.81B23.1B27.63B19.26B
Operating CF Margin %-11.36%8.34%8.47%4.34%11.58%19.09%11.31%9.37%11.54%13.04%10.81%10.07%7.11%6.77%7.18%8.9%13.8%-0.12%9.9%6%12.26%14.28%12.29%11.48%14.18%19.85%18.56%16.11%17.99%13.1%
Operating CF Growth %13.26%37.99%3.39%117.69%-56.59%-34.95%37.59%17.42%-16.99%-8.57%22.4%11.46%38.9%15.47%-7.55%-14.75%-28.46%9062.01%-101.05%77.92%-55.67%-11.56%21.39%8.38%-18.15%-32.58%13.26%29.05%-16.41%43.5%-9.04%
Net Income-6.11B-8.16B5.89B4.35B-2.15B17.91B-1.28B84M3.69B7.63B4.61B7.37B3.19B7.16B5.67B20.21B6.56B2.72B-14.67B-2.72B-12.61B2.23B3.63B921M284M-5.45B5.41B7.24B22.07B6.92B4.45B
Depreciation & Amortization13.11B7.83B5.87B6.52B6.49B5.96B7.46B8.49B8.31B8.45B8.72B7.97B7.42B6.46B5.2B4.26B5.58B6.93B12.93B016.52B6.72B13.05B14.3B15.18B19.75B14.85B15.19B14.33B13.58B12.79B
Stock-Based Compensation365M510M511M460M336M305M199M228M191M246M210M199M180M159M140M171M000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-4.42B-4.54B350M-1.65B-1.91B-563M-269M-1.37B-197M-232M1.48B2.12B1.06B-861M1.99B-450M00000787M4.28B2.06B-782M-1.72B00000
Other Non-Cash Items8.52B12.41B1.15B4.07B11.14B-12.53B-840M4B1.72B4M3.3B564M2.9B671M-1.42B-1.36B140M4.42B11.53B19.82B6.9B6.85B7.62B1.81B117M49M12.13B6.49B-17.63B2.09B-3.1B
Working Capital Changes7.42B13.22B1.66B1.16B-7.05B4.7B19B6.2B1.31B1.99B1.49B-2.05B-246M-3.14B-2.54B-13.04B-808M1.97B-9.96B0-1.19B-1.64B-5.42B-1.58B6.07B5.83B1.38B890M4.33B5.04B5.12B
Change in Receivables2.32B4.99B-2.5B-7.45B-11.74B6.51B12.04B738M-4.65B-3.13B-4.3B-8.65B-5.11B-1.97B-1.62B0765M2.24B1.09B0000000-1.2B-1.44B-162M77M-2.18B
Change in Inventory1.85B539M27M-1.22B-2.58B-1.78B148M206M-828M-970M-803M-1.16B-875M-572M-1.4B-367M-903M2.33B-358M0-695M-76M-112M-505M-650M1.12B-1.37B893M-254M1.23B553M
Change in Payables-1.21B08.43B9.83B0-36M6.81B5.26B6.78B0005.73B0000-1.8B-12.65B000000000000
Cash from Investing-19.03B-18.05B-24.37B-17.63B-4.35B2.75B-18.61B-13.72B-16.26B-19.39B-25.35B-26.16B-21.12B-19.73B-14.29B-3.04B6.91B6.47B-3.14B-6.48B-24.86B7.46B-14.85B-6.33B-3.62B-17.17B-36.15B-40.28B-32.3B-36.08B-31.81B
Capital Expenditures-7B0-8.68B-8.24B-6.87B-6.23B-5.74B-7.63B-7.79B-7.05B-6.99B-7.2B-7.46B-6.6B-5.49B-4.29B-4.09B-4.56B-6.7B-6.02B-6.85B-7.52B-9.24B-7.75B-7.28B-8.42B-10.46B-8.54B-10.41B-9.68B-10.41B
CapEx % of Revenue3.69%4.71%4.69%4.67%4.34%4.57%4.52%4.9%4.86%4.5%4.61%4.81%5.18%4.49%4.11%3.15%3.17%3.92%4.57%3.49%4.28%4.25%5.38%4.72%4.49%5.25%6.15%5.31%7.26%6.3%7.08%
Acquisitions-864M0-858M-2.73B-289M145M1.34B7.63B7.79B7.05B6.99B7.2B-477M9M257M-35.6B-27.92B-26.01B-37.72B-54.47B-59.74B-2.03B-30M281M-83.94B-2.73B-2.77B-8.22B-344M-40M-166M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-12.49B-17.14B-14.61B-10.63B1.05B3.36B-6.66B-13.06B-20.01B-21.82B-24.1B-25.78B-15.04B-11.18B-6.94B34.78B37.99B39.51B41.45B46.77B46.94B17.13B-5.53B1.83B87.73B-7.32B-22.46B-22.46B-21.55B-26.78B-23.07B
Cash from Financing-3.26B-3.21B7.49B2.58B2.51B-23.5B2.31B-3.13B-122M3.39B7.46B14.32B3.42B8.13B3.71B-4.24B-24.42B-22.96B-9.1B-5.24B15.27B-20.65B-9.87B-5.13B-10.33B-2.98B3.77B12.21B6.01B9.2B11.58B
Debt Issued (Net)4.85B39M11.36B8.15B5.28B-22.99B3.1B-277M3.14B6.26B11.03B17.15B7.31B9.66B4.43B-4.33B-18.56B-21.71B-9.26B-5.4B15.83B-20.23B-8.86B-4.39B4.93B634M14.48B15.95B13.94B10.92B12.2B
Equity Issued (Net)-311M0-426M-335M-484M00-237M-164M-131M-145M-129M-1.96B-213M-125M01.34B2.45B756M219M248M325M-151M9M5.01B-1.39B-1.23B-433M-935M748M2.09B
Dividends Paid-2.4B-2.99B-3.12B-5B-2.01B-403M-596M-2.39B-2.9B-2.58B-3.38B-2.38B-1.95B-1.57B-763M00000-468M-738M-732M-733M-743M-1.93B-2.75B-2.29B-5.35B-2.02B-1.8B
Share Repurchases-311M0-426M-335M-484M00-237M-164M-131M-145M-129M-1.96B-213M-125M0000-31M-183M0-151M0-177M-1.84B-1.82B-707M-1.09B-15M0
Other Financing-5.39B-255M-327M-241M-271M-105M-184M-226M-192M-151M-49M-317M25M257M159M92M-7.2B-3.7B-604M-62M-339M-4M-4.48B-82M-19.53B77M-6.73B-1.37B-1.42B-448M-907M
Net Change in Cash-3.14B560M-1.92B-230M4.6B-5.2B8.19B834M-1.73B2.59B1.63B3.52B-3.71B-1.19B-1.49B2.34B-6.09B-608M-13.23B6.39B484M7.99B303M9.55B5.05B2.37B470M1.39B-3.1B667M-1.17B
Free Cash Flow11.92B12.47B6.74B6.68B-13M9.56B18.53B10.01B7.24B11.05B12.8B8.97B7.04B3.85B3.56B5.49B7.38B11.42B-6.88B6.51B2.77B11.95B15.85B12.45B11.36B14.34B23.31B21.28B12.69B17.96B8.85B
FCF Margin %6.28%6.66%3.64%3.79%-0.01%7.01%14.57%6.42%4.51%7.05%8.43%6%4.89%2.62%2.66%4.03%5.73%9.82%-4.7%3.77%1.73%6.75%9.23%7.57%7%8.94%13.71%13.24%8.85%11.69%6.02%
FCF Growth %28.07%85%0.85%51500%-100.14%-48.4%85.14%38.28%-34.49%-13.7%42.63%27.4%83.1%8.15%-35.22%-25.65%-35.32%266.08%-205.56%134.79%-76.78%-24.61%27.32%9.61%-20.84%-38.46%9.56%67.62%-29.32%103%-17.43%
FCF per Share2.933.131.681.65-0.002.374.662.501.812.763.202.241.780.940.891.341.773.45-3.023.291.486.398.356.576.247.8815.5317.1910.259.284.68
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-1.95x-2.60x2.62x3.43x-3.46x0.88x-18.97x375.30x4.09x2.34x4.31x2.19x11.78x1.46x1.60x0.48x1.75x5.90x0.01x-6.28x-0.76x12.82x6.75x40.80x-19.01x-4.17x9.74x4.12x1.05x3.99x4.33x
Interest Paid00000000000003.5B3.7B4.37B5.35B00000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000538M344M268M73M00000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

High warranty and recall costs

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Volatility

As reported in recent financial statements, Ford's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, evidenced by the 2025Q2 period where the company generated $6.3B in operating cash despite a $36M net loss, suggesting significant non-cash charges or working capital swings are distorting core profitability metrics.

The wide variance between net income and operating cash flow suggests that investors should exercise caution when using bottom-line earnings as a proxy for cash generation. This divergence often indicates that heavy depreciation or non-cash adjustments are masking the underlying cash-burn characteristics of the Model e segment.

FCF Volatility Hinders Capital Stability

Based on quarterly cash flow data, Ford's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, swinging from a $709M deficit in 2024Q1 to a $5.3B surplus in 2025Q3, which highlights the company's vulnerability to cyclical production shifts and the high costs associated with its ongoing EV transition.

The inconsistency in free cash flow generation suggests that Ford's ability to self-fund its strategic initiatives is highly sensitive to quarterly operational performance. Investors should monitor whether the company can maintain positive FCF margins consistently, as the current trend appears heavily reliant on favorable working capital timing rather than structural margin expansion.

Capital Intensity Pressures Cash Reserves

According to recent SEC filings, Ford's capital expenditures have remained substantial, peaking at $2.8B in 2025Q4, which reflects the ongoing, capital-intensive retooling of manufacturing facilities to accommodate both legacy ICE production and the scaling of the Model e electric vehicle platform.

The persistent level of capital intensity, often exceeding 4-6% of revenue, suggests that Ford is locked into a high-cost investment cycle that limits its near-term financial flexibility. This spending profile warrants further investigation into whether these investments are yielding the expected returns or merely maintaining existing market share.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

Data from the last ten quarters indicates that Ford's operating cash flow is heavily influenced by working capital fluctuations, such as the $4.1B outflow in 2026Q1, suggesting that inventory management and dealer financing terms are primary drivers of short-term liquidity rather than pure operational efficiency.

The significant swings in working capital suggest that Ford's cash position is highly sensitive to supply chain disruptions and dealer inventory levels. This reliance on working capital management to smooth out cash flow volatility may indicate underlying challenges in matching production output with actual consumer demand.

F — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Ford Motor Company (F) generate from operations?

Ford Motor Company (F) generated $21.28B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Ford Motor Company's free cash flow?

Ford Motor Company (F) generated $12.47B 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 Ford Motor Company's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Ford Motor Company (F) 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 Ford Motor Company distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Ford Motor Company (F) returned $2.99B to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.