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FCAPFirst Capital, Inc.
$64.82$217M
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First Capital, Inc. (FCAP) Cash Flow Statement

28Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operating cash flow remains robust, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio consistently exceeding 1.0, which supports the bank's ability to sustain a $1.0 million quarterly dividend payment.

FCAP 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'98
Cash from Operations23.24M21.28M22.34M14.16M16.53M21.63M12.06M14.08M13.35M13.42M8.24M6.01M6.91M9.82M7.36M9.29M5.61M2.6M5.01M6.27M3.67M5.57M5.25M5.48M4.04M3.9M2.83M2.13M1.1M
Operating CF Growth %84.99%-4.75%57.77%-14.32%-23.58%79.36%-14.33%5.46%-0.53%62.85%37.2%-13.07%-29.67%33.5%-20.81%65.75%115.7%-48.12%-20.1%70.71%-34.09%6.22%-4.22%35.5%3.57%37.89%32.98%93.52%-
Net Income17.46M16.38M11.94M12.79M11.91M11.44M10.14M10.34M9.27M7.45M6.88M5.21M5.61M5.09M3.94M3.98M3.88M778K3.57M3.41M3.71M3.69M3.43M3.53M3.25M3.1M2.46M1.77M1M
Depreciation & Amortization1.68M1.09M1.1M1.03M1.07M1.14M1.2M1.07M1.22M1.23M1.19M756K698K707K758K916K899K975K885K771K781K958K1.04M1.1M698.85K494.11K481.3K568.63K200K
Deferred Taxes742K2.31M1.65M1.29M237K224K259K843K-66K348K220K672K285K200K-478K273K149K-939K-5K-63K-159K182K235.16K-212.98K-24.09K18.97K-134.07K-2.12K0
Other Non-Cash Items3.21M798K3.2M2.9M4.98M7.1M410K2.15M3.56M4.71M227K-665K670K3.6M1.77M4.27M-185K4.67M468K-302K555K1.11M35.94K1.3M197.6K240.06K121.77K138.16K200K
Working Capital Changes37K603K4.26M-4.1M-2.11M1.24M-334K-609K-817K-405K-353K-39K-351K232K1.37M-152K865K-2.88M-113K2.45M-1.21M-367K502.19K-247.05K-78.25K50.91K-96.49K-346.08K-300K
Cash from Investing-38.19M-41.83M29.01M-23.95M-144.03M-156.46M-62.41M-21.11M-22.1M-40.42M-96.25M54.96M-5.57M-3.34M-20.01M6.76M6.75M-5.36M530K-7.78M-7.85M-18.25M-13.88M-6.83M-26.09M-33.29M-24.97M-31.67M-29M
Purchase of Investments-154.69M-142.25M-63.57M-39.53M-99.42M-254.69M-105.77M-70.46M-40.37M-48.89M-184.75M-34.03M-27.82M-26.42M-64.34M-43.49M-57.77M-41.61M-36.47M-14.16M-9.1M-23.64M-28.06M-34.65M-28.23M-43.89M-10.71M-29.31M-31.2M
Sale/Maturity of Investments94.91M84.98M82.2M58.79M7.92M43.96M32.65M52.3M17.67M7.16M91.29M62.87M27.11M22.71M37.03M24.07M49.6M16.39M21.66M9.26M9.96M6.55M28.14M36.7M18.99M33.36M4.48M11.69M8.8M
Net Investment Activity-59.78M-57.27M18.63M19.26M-91.51M-210.73M-73.13M-18.16M-22.7M-41.73M-93.46M28.85M-704K-3.72M-27.31M-19.41M-8.17M-25.22M-14.8M-4.9M865K-17.09M83.09K2.05M-9.24M-10.53M-6.22M-17.63M-22.4M
Acquisitions0000000000018.71M00000000000-5.73M00000
Other Investing22.56M16.79M11.1M-42.58M-52.11M54.55M11.31M29K999K2.58M-790K8.51M-4.3M671K8.06M26.76M15.15M21M16.89M-803K-8.64M-1.02M-13.61M-1.84M-15.31M-22.59M-18.49M-12.46M-5.3M
Cash from Financing47.97M51.92M15.9M-17.84M21.29M131.45M174.88M17.28M23.95M7.01M24.62M13M20.76M-17.16M15.54M-18.71M-6.64M-3.54M1.55M-7.91M13.97M9.92M12.5M6.93M21.47M30.56M22.33M30.45M27.9M
Dividends Paid-4.1M-4.04M-3.77M-3.63M-3.52M-3.52M-3.25M-3.21M-3.1M-2.88M-2.82M-2.45M-2.33M-2.24M-2.13M-2.13M-2.08M-2M-1.99M-1.91M-1.83M-1.59M-1.64M-1.52M-1.3M-1.19M-1.02M-909.52K-300K
Share Repurchases-569K-578K-41K-502K-26K-40K-13K-2K-32K-16K-34K-10K-908K-19K-14K-27K-43K-626K-348K-680K-138K-271.67K-4.86M000000
Stock Issued0000000000000000000108K25K60.85K30.27K000000
Net Stock Activity-569K-578K-41K-502K-26K-40K-13K-2K-32K-16K-34K-10K-908K-19K-14K-27K-43K-626K-348K-572K-113K-210.82K-4.83M000000
Debt Issuance (Net)00-1000K1000K0000-1000K1000K00-1000K400K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Financing52.63M56.53M41.2M-35.21M24.83M135.02M178.15M20.49M37.08M-90K27.47M15.46M29.5M-15.29M24.94M-13.17M4.53M22.06M16.75M-2.99M13.88M803K13.99M1.59M12.08M18.75M10.03M19.85M14.6M
Net Change in Cash33.02M31.37M67.25M-27.63M-106.21M-3.38M124.53M10.25M15.2M-19.99M-63.38M73.97M22.11M-10.68M2.89M-2.65M5.72M-6.29M7.09M-9.41M9.79M-2.75M3.86M5.58M-574.31K1.17M189.94K902.18K0
Exchange Rate Effect00000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning137.29M105.92M38.67M66.3M172.51M175.89M51.36M41.11M25.91M45.91M109.17M35.33M11.14M21.81M18.92M21.57M15.86M22.15M15.05M24.47M14.67M17.43M13.56M6.61M7.18M6.01M5.82M4.92M900K
Cash at End149.64M137.29M105.92M38.67M66.3M172.51M175.89M51.36M41.11M25.91M45.84M109.17M33.24M11.14M21.81M18.92M21.57M15.86M22.15M15.05M24.47M14.67M17.42M12.19M6.61M7.18M6.01M5.82M900K
Interest Paid10.5M14.42M13.97M7.93M1.57M1.18M00000000000000000000000
Income Taxes Paid194K194K154K1.83M2.33M1.97M00000000000000000000000
Free Cash Flow22.27M19.93M21.63M13.54M16.12M21.34M11.46M11.1M12.95M12.15M6.25M4.9M6.35M9.53M6.6M8.71M5.38M1.47M3.45M4.2M3.6M5.43M4.9M4.17M2.5M3.73M2.57M542.28K-200K
FCF Growth %18.87%-7.84%59.78%-16.01%-24.49%86.27%3.19%-14.23%6.55%94.46%27.48%-22.82%-33.34%44.42%-24.29%61.96%266.67%-57.47%-17.88%16.57%-33.7%10.99%17.42%66.68%-32.89%44.86%374.5%371.14%-

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Mortgage Market Cyclicality

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Retention Supports Capital Buffer

As reported in financial statements, First Capital consistently generated positive operating cash flows, with the OCF/NI ratio averaging well above 1.0 over the last ten quarters, indicating that the bank's earnings are of high quality and effectively support its regulatory capital position and organic growth capacity.

The bank's ability to consistently convert net income into operating cash flow suggests a disciplined approach to earnings quality and minimal reliance on non-cash accounting adjustments. This internal capital generation provides a stable foundation for the bank to maintain its fortress balance sheet without needing to tap external capital markets.

Active Securities Portfolio Management Strategy

Based on the quarterly data, First Capital maintains a highly active investment securities portfolio, frequently rotating assets as evidenced by the $45.8 million in purchases and $36.5 million in sales during 2026Q1, which suggests a tactical approach to managing duration and yield in a fluctuating interest rate environment.

The high volume of turnover in the investment portfolio indicates that management is actively adjusting its asset mix to optimize interest income. Investors should monitor whether this frequent rebalancing is intended to lock in higher yields or if it reflects a defensive posture to mitigate potential interest rate volatility.

Disciplined Dividend and Buyback Policy

According to recent SEC filings, First Capital has maintained a consistent dividend payout pattern, with quarterly payments hovering near $1.0 million, while share repurchases remain opportunistic and minimal, reflecting a conservative capital allocation strategy that prioritizes liquidity preservation over aggressive return of capital to shareholders.

The stability of dividend payments suggests that management views the current payout level as sustainable even during periods of economic uncertainty. The limited use of share buybacks implies that the bank prefers to retain excess capital to support potential loan growth or to serve as a buffer against regional economic shocks.

Conservative Provisioning Amid Credit Stability

Data from the cash flow statements indicates that provision for loan losses has remained remarkably stable, ranging between $150,000 and $463,000 per quarter, which suggests that the bank's credit risk management remains conservative and well-aligned with the observed performance of its regional loan portfolio.

The consistency in provisioning levels implies that the bank has not experienced significant credit deterioration in its core Southern Indiana markets. This prudent approach to reserving likely provides a cushion against future credit losses, though it warrants ongoing monitoring should regional economic conditions in the manufacturing or real estate sectors soften.

FCAP — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does First Capital, Inc. (FCAP) generate from operations?

First Capital, Inc. (FCAP) generated $21.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is First Capital, Inc.'s free cash flow?

First Capital, Inc. (FCAP) generated $19.9M 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 First Capital, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

First Capital, Inc. (FCAP) spent $1.4M 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 First Capital, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, First Capital, Inc. (FCAP) returned $4.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $0.6M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.