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FedEx Corporation (FDX) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow margins have improved significantly from 1.1% in 2024Q3 to 7.2% in 2026Q4, consistently supported by an OCF/NI ratio that peaked at 2.21 in 2025Q3.

FDX Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMMay'26May'25May'24May'23May'22May'21May'20May'19May'18May'17May'16May'15May'14May'13May'12May'11May'10May'09May'08May'07May'06May'05May'04May'03May'02May'01May'00May'99May'98May'97
Cash from Operations8.18B8.93B7.04B8.31B8.81B9.83B10.13B5.1B5.61B4.67B4.93B5.71B5.37B4.26B4.69B4.83B4.04B3.14B2.75B3.48B3.56B3.68B3.12B3.02B1.87B2.23B2.04B1.63B1.77B1.71B1.01B
Operating CF Margin %-9.42%8%9.48%9.78%10.51%12.1%7.36%8.05%7.14%8.17%11.33%11.31%9.36%10.59%11.33%10.28%9.03%7.76%9.18%10.12%11.38%10.62%12.22%8.32%10.81%10.41%8.9%10.56%10.75%8.75%
Operating CF Growth %85.01%26.85%-15.35%-5.71%-10.34%-2.99%98.84%-9.19%20.09%-5.19%-13.63%6.37%25.84%-9.04%-3.04%19.65%28.78%13.98%-20.98%-2.22%-3.07%17.93%3.21%61.41%-16.02%9.01%25.75%-8.29%3.85%69.37%6.43%
Net Income4.48B4.43B4.09B4.33B3.97B3.83B5.23B1.29B540M4.57B3B1.82B1.05B2.1B1.56B2.03B1.45B1.18B98M1.13B2.02B1.81B1.45B838M830M710M584.37M688.34M631.33M498.15M361.2M
Depreciation & Amortization4.33B4.37B4.26B4.29B4.18B3.97B3.79B3.62B3.35B3.1B3B2.63B2.61B2.59B2.39B2.11B1.97B1.96B1.98B1.95B1.74B1.55B1.46B1.38B1.35B1.36B1.28B1.15B1.04B963.73M-777.4M
Stock-Based Compensation174M0154M163M182M190M200M168M174M167M154M144M133M117M109M105M98M101M99M101M103M0000000000
Deferred Taxes0000-182M2.93B2.89B1.06B-233M-231M909M31M-572M581M521M1.13B669M331M299M124M37M187M63M-8M329M14M-16.02M-7.36M-34M45.5M45.7M
Other Non-Cash Items3.27B3.65B3.24B2.96B3.84B2.03B-104M3.06B4.27B531M77M1.62B2.58B130M646M294M181M142M1.28B1.02B106M262M241M660M215M-32M209.82M-38.38M-19.39M68.65M1.54B
Working Capital Changes-4.08B-3.53B-4.71B-3.43B-3.17B-3.12B-1.87B-4.09B-2.49B-3.46B-2.2B-537M-437M-1.25B-535M-835M-332M-578M-1B-828M-441M-127M-98M155M-854M56M-10.14M-226.25M105.76M97.23M-187.3M
Change in Receivables-2.18B0-1.78B-270M782M-310M-1.39B-1.33B-873M-1.05B-556M-199M-392M-516M-451M-254M-400M-906M762M-447M-323M-319M-235M-307M-197M-88M61.7M-404.51M-294.1M-254.3M-334.4M
Change in Inventory0000001.39B1.33B873M-135M78M-234M25M-22M257M-231M-114M276M-196M0-85M-38M-26M10M39M-660M-112.48M-323M-512.01M-178.46M0
Change in Payables-1.21B0-2.44B-2.55B-3.33B-1.86B71M-1.79B-571M141M103M467M659M-235M10M144M370M710M-628M190M66M346M365M841M272M81M102.39M107.54M555.6M453.7M598M
Cash from Investing-3.87B-3.91B-4.09B-5.2B-6.17B-6.82B-6.01B-5.85B-5.47B-5.68B-4.98B-9.45B-5.75B-3.55B-3.8B-4.05B-3.42B-2.78B-2.38B-2.9B-4.12B-2.45B-2.35B-3.66B-1.49B-1.61B-2.11B-1.71B-1.45B-1.39B-1.19B
Capital Expenditures-3.81B-3.81B-4.05B-5.18B-6.17B-6.76B-5.88B-5.87B-5.49B-5.66B-5.12B-4.82B-4.35B-3.53B-3.38B-4.01B-3.43B-2.82B-2.46B-2.95B-2.88B-2.52B-2.24B-1.27B-1.51B-1.61B-1.89B-1.63B-1.77B-1.88B-1.47B
CapEx % of Revenue4.14%4.02%4.61%5.9%6.85%7.23%7.02%8.48%7.88%8.65%8.48%9.57%9.16%7.75%7.62%9.39%8.74%8.11%6.93%7.76%8.18%7.8%7.61%5.14%6.72%7.84%9.65%8.91%10.55%11.85%12.77%
Acquisitions146M97M115M114M84M94M-228M22M-66M-56M135M-4.62B-1.43B-36M-483M-116M-96M0-3M-4M-1.24B64M-110M-2.39B0-35M-476.99M-257.1M000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing000084M94M102M083M42M35M-10M24M18M55M74M111M35M79M54M00-2M1M21M38M257.66M176.4M321.19M490.94M279.2M
Cash from Financing2.03B2.75B-4.02B-3.43B-2.6B-3.02B-2.09B3.38B-1.04B227M528M3.61B1.35B-2.72B1.18B-244M-287M-692M400M-617M193M-324M-776M1.15B-174M-406M122.25M-174.49M-227.6M-247.2M212.5M
Debt Issued (Net)3.91B3.98B-157M-147M-152M-161M-2.11B4.01B1.03B1.44B1.11B6.48B2.49B1.74B1.32B-29M-262M-653M499M-639M148M-369M-791M1.28B-10M-320M94M403M-269.37M-266.4M423.7M
Equity Issued (Net)-470M196M-2.49B-2.01B-1.27B-2.06B740M61M-1.48B-1.02B-509M-2.54B-1.25B-4.3B34M-69M108M94M41M108M115M144M99M-64M-105M-89M29M-591M41.76M33.92M31M
Dividends Paid-1.36B-1.37B-1.34B-1.26B-1.18B-793M-686M-679M-683M-535M-426M-277M-227M-187M-177M-164M-151M-138M-137M-124M-110M-97M-84M-66M-60M0000-7.79M0
Share Repurchases-1.3B-796M-3.02B-2.5B-1.5B-2.25B0-3M-1.48B-1.02B-509M-2.72B-1.25B-4.86B-246M-197M0000000-179M-186M-177M0-607M-8.17M00
Other Financing-49M-55M-30M-11M1M-1M-38M-9M97M337M355M-51M344M25M5M18M18M5M-3M38M40M-2M001M3M-1M14M-2K-6.94M-9.7M
Net Change in Cash6.55B7.81B-999M-355M-74M-190M2.21B2.56B-946M-704M435M-229M855M-2.01B2.07B515M376M-340M753M-30M-368M898M-7M508M207M210M53.34M-257.36M95.76M68.2M28.6M
Free Cash Flow4.37B5.12B2.98B3.14B2.64B3.07B4.25B-771M123M-989M-186M890M1.02B731M1.31B828M607M322M294M537M681M1.16B881M1.75B360M613M150.42M-2.18M2.17M-173.8M-463.1M
FCF Margin %4.75%5.4%3.39%3.58%2.93%3.28%5.07%-1.11%0.18%-1.51%-0.31%1.77%2.15%1.6%2.96%1.94%1.54%0.93%0.83%1.41%1.93%3.59%3%7.08%1.6%2.97%0.77%-0.01%0.01%-1.09%-4.02%
FCF Growth %27.4%71.62%-4.94%18.74%-13.95%-27.81%651.36%-726.83%112.44%-431.72%-120.9%-12.66%39.4%-44.33%58.57%36.41%88.51%9.52%-45.25%-21.15%-41.19%31.44%-49.63%385.83%-41.27%307.52%7012.78%-200.09%101.25%62.47%0.54%
FCF per Share17.9921.4112.2712.4910.3211.5415.86-2.940.46-3.64-0.693.193.552.364.142.611.911.030.941.722.193.742.875.761.192.020.51-0.010.01-0.58-1.57
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.97x2.01x1.72x1.92x2.22x2.57x1.94x3.96x10.39x1.02x1.64x3.14x5.11x2.03x3.00x2.38x2.78x2.65x28.09x3.10x1.77x2.04x2.15x3.60x2.25x3.14x3.50x2.36x2.81x3.39x2.79x
Interest Paid650M0814M744M694M695M819M639M617M524M484M321M201M131M80M52M93M000136M145M162M151M125M146M139M125M114.33M130.3M108.8M
Taxes Paid-1.23B01.28B1.55B1.1B751M1.37B389M407M760M397M996M1.12B820M687M403M493M0001.06B880M824M364M53M312M445M355M437.34M355.6M195.3M

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

Integration execution and volume sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q4)

Operating Cash Flow Outpaces Earnings

As reported in recent financial statements, FedEx consistently demonstrates an OCF/NI ratio exceeding 1.5x, with a peak of 2.21 in 2025Q3, indicating that the company's cash generation is significantly more robust than its GAAP net income figures might suggest to the casual observer.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow is largely driven by substantial non-cash depreciation and amortization charges, which consistently hover around $1.1 billion per quarter. This suggests that while accounting earnings are dampened by the heavy asset base, the underlying cash engine remains resilient and capable of funding the capital-intensive network.

Free Cash Flow Margin Expansion

Based on the provided cash flow data, FCF margins have trended upward from a low of 1.1% in 2024Q3 to 7.2% by 2026Q4, reflecting a meaningful improvement in the company's ability to retain cash after accounting for necessary capital expenditures.

This trajectory suggests that the 'One FedEx' initiative may be beginning to yield operational efficiencies that allow for better cash conversion. Investors should monitor whether this margin expansion is sustainable or merely a byproduct of temporary reductions in capital intensity during the integration phase.

Capital Intensity Remains Structurally High

According to quarterly filings, FedEx maintains a capital-intensive profile with CapEx/Revenue ratios fluctuating between 2.8% and 6.6%, underscoring the ongoing requirement for heavy reinvestment to maintain its global air-hub-and-spoke infrastructure and aging aircraft fleet.

The variability in capital spending suggests that management is balancing necessary maintenance with strategic growth investments. The high level of depreciation relative to CapEx indicates that the company is effectively managing its asset base, though any sudden spike in replacement costs could pressure future free cash flow.

Persistent Working Capital Outflows Observed

As evidenced by the consistent negative working capital changes across the last ten quarters, with a significant $1.6 billion outflow in 2025Q2, FedEx appears to be grappling with structural cash absorption within its operational cycle.

These recurring outflows suggest that the company's growth in volume or changes in payment terms may be tying up significant liquidity. This warrants further investigation into whether these trends reflect seasonal inventory builds or a more permanent shift in the efficiency of the cash conversion cycle.

Balanced Capital Allocation Strategy Shift

Based on reported figures, FedEx has shifted its capital deployment from aggressive share repurchases in 2025 to a more conservative stance in 2026, while maintaining a steady dividend payout of approximately $340 million per quarter to return value to shareholders.

The reduction in buybacks suggests that management may be prioritizing liquidity preservation or internal restructuring costs over equity retirement. This defensive posture appears prudent given the execution risks associated with the ongoing network consolidation and the potential for macroeconomic volatility.

FDX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does FedEx Corporation (FDX) generate from operations?

FedEx Corporation (FDX) generated $8.93B in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is FedEx Corporation's free cash flow?

FedEx Corporation (FDX) generated $5.12B in free cash flow in 2026. 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 FedEx Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

FedEx Corporation (FDX) spent $3.81B 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 FedEx Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, FedEx Corporation (FDX) returned $1.37B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $796.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.