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FISFidelity National Information Services, Inc.
$38.69$20.0B
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Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains volatile, with margins ranging from -2.5% to 46.7%, and capital allocation is heavily influenced by large-scale inorganic activity, such as the $7.9 billion net acquisition outflow in 2026Q1.

FIS 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'99
Cash from Operations2.95B2.96B2.07B4.33B3.94B4.81B4.44B2.41B1.99B1.74B1.93B1.13B1.17B1.06B1.05B1.17B1.07B714.1M596.4M463.55M494.71M425.98M503.75M138.1M126.66M102.88M0146.22M
Operating CF Margin %-27.75%20.45%44.1%40.53%34.66%35.39%23.32%23.66%20.09%20.83%17.15%18.16%17.47%18.02%20.39%20.33%18.94%17.31%15.87%11.97%38.13%48.46%13.6%12.57%12.09%-19.16%
Operating CF Growth %8964.56%43.07%-52.23%10.05%-18.11%8.28%84.32%20.92%14.47%-9.56%70.2%-2.92%9.87%1.3%-10.65%9.35%50.02%19.74%28.66%-6.3%16.14%-15.44%264.78%9.03%23.11%--100%-
Net Income2.67B511M787M498M604M424M164M303M881M1.29B547M651M707M517.7M481.1M481.1M357.9M108.5M219.5M561.22M259.09M196.55M189.42M92.4M89.98M87.08M00
Depreciation & Amortization2.17B1.88B1.74B1.53B1.64B4.01B3.71B2.44B1.42B1.37B1.15B669M626M614.6M632.8M637.2M619.5M434M439.4M527.47M438.9M305.44M238.4M47.47M39.05M46.35M42.7M35.76M
Stock-Based Compensation45M181M186M120M189M383M283M402M84M107M137M98M56M53.4M83.8M64.7M58.7M71M60.7M000000000
Deferred Taxes-27M-31M-204M-415M-544M-81M-206M-109M-116M-985M-190M48M-6M1.5M-40.9M1.2M-55.7M-60.2M35.6M17.93M11.6M41.56M-11M13.6M6.85M6.77M00
Other Non-Cash Items-1.41B929M352M2.72B2.61B533M176M221M163M153M-15M-163M1M-61.3M-24.7M77.6M167.6M147.1M78.7M-365.53M17.61M24.19M6.62M7.68M12.32M1.67M-42.7M110.46M
Working Capital Changes-499M-510M-787M-115M-557M-464M311M-851M-439M-194M293M-172M-219M-65.6M-85.4M-90.3M-76.7M13.7M-237.5M-277.54M-232.49M-141.76M80.32M-23.05M-21.55M-39M00
Change in Receivables-218M-202M-178M341M-155M-552M-75M-161M58M-170M61M-103M-115M-56.1M-68M-31M-21.3M92.7M-31M-169.91M32.05M-39.01M-27.8M-2.95M-5.45M-6.13M00
Change in Inventory0000000000000000000000000000
Change in Payables338M218M72M91M88M391M217M-74M-162M115M95M29M-10M161.5M79.5M-41.9M80M00000000000
Cash from Investing-9.72B-3.19B8.14B-1.52B-373M-1.77B-914M-7.5B-668M690M-619M-1.9B-985M-464.7M-23.2M-299.2M-644.2M248.8M-273.1M-1.55B-189.24M-287.05M-600.67M-48.48M-59.39M-128.39M00
Capital Expenditures-1.02B-989M-817M-780M-1.39B-320M-263M-200M-127M-145M-145M-133M-149M-131.7M-123.7M-123.9M-132.8M-52.5M-76.7M-343.3M-300.2M-238.66M-177.5M-43.95M-48.96M-49.35M-38.79M-50.11M
CapEx % of Revenue8.72%9.26%8.07%7.93%14.3%2.31%2.1%1.94%1.51%1.67%1.57%2.02%2.32%2.17%2.13%2.16%2.52%1.39%2.23%11.75%7.26%21.36%17.08%4.33%4.86%5.8%4.69%6.57%
Acquisitions-8.43B-1.99B9.17B-330M50M-397M-469M-6.58B-16M1.31B0-1.72B-595M-150.5M-63.6M-20.2M-403.2M435.9M-19.9M-1.73B110.95M-48.39M-423.17M-4.52M-10.43M-79.04M00
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing-268M-210M-205M-394M241M-1.03B-734M-718M-525M-472M-474M-45M-241M-182.5M164.1M-155.1M-108.2M-134.6M-150.8M96.23M00000038.79M50.11M
Cash from Financing6.74B-1.18B-12.62B-3.32B-2.57B-2.54B-2.75B7.58B-1.24B-2.48B-1.31B1.01B-198M-546M-920.8M-784.7M-519M-770M-438.4M1.22B-228.55M-197.25M195.15M-89.39M-79.78M24.87M00
Debt Issued (Net)8.57B1.05B-7.75B-1.36B902M633M-1.37B8.68B223M-2.07B-1B1.66B572M72.6M-427.1M-413.9M1.93B-989.1M-177.3M4.3B245.13M2.8B410M-18.07M-15.8M23.23M00
Equity Issued (Net)-954M-1.42B-4.04B-481M-1.88B-2.11B-112M-453M-1.25B-153M-40M-320M-522M-475.9M-511.3M-364.2M-2.54B241.7M-236.1M-22.64M-90.05M454.34M-85.21M-68.05M-63.62M1.64M00
Dividends Paid-859M-847M-800M-1.23B-1.14B-961M-868M-656M-421M-385M-341M-305M-275M-256.3M-234.8M-60.4M-67.9M-49.7M-38.2M-38.67M-38.25M-2.7B-12.63M-3.24M0000
Share Repurchases-955M-1.43B-4.04B-522M-1.94B-2.11B-112M-453M-1.25B-153M-40M-320M-522M-475.9M-511.3M-364.2M-2.54B0-236.1M-80.34M-160.45M0-96.5M-73.55M-79.55M-2.35M00
Other Financing-18M35M-22M-248M-456M-96M-399M10M217M132M76M-15M27M113.6M252.4M53.8M155.7M27.1M13.2M-3.01B-345.38M-751.59M-117M-32K-359K000
Net Change in Cash-50M-235M-2.47B-399M530M253M819M2.51B38M-18M1M189M-55M29.9M102.1M77.5M-92.9M210M-134.4M143.53M78.6M-57.74M98.84M8.11M-13.51M-2.12M00
Free Cash Flow2.78B2.81B1.97B4.22B3.67B3.56B3.31B1.58B1.37B1.13B1.31B716M793M724.1M750.6M871.2M757.3M501.6M341M120.25M194.52M187.31M326.24M94.14M77.69M53.53M096.11M
FCF Margin %23.85%26.31%19.49%42.93%37.77%25.65%26.39%15.31%16.28%13.01%14.17%10.86%12.36%11.93%12.92%15.16%14.37%13.31%9.9%4.12%4.71%16.77%31.38%9.27%7.71%6.29%-12.59%
FCF Growth %13.84%42.3%-53.22%14.96%3.15%7.43%109.42%15.39%21.54%-13.83%82.82%-9.71%9.52%-3.53%-13.84%15.04%50.98%47.1%183.57%-38.18%3.85%-42.59%246.55%21.17%45.15%--100%-
FCF per Share5.385.413.567.146.085.735.283.514.133.363.972.482.752.462.522.842.152.101.760.611.032.955.101.431.130.77-1.38
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.04x7.76x1.43x-0.65x-0.24x11.53x28.11x8.09x2.36x1.38x3.39x1.79x1.72x2.15x2.27x2.49x2.65x6.74x2.78x0.83x1.91x4.13x4.51x1.49x1.41x1.18x-1.96x
Interest Paid244M0396M696M417M491M428M332M298M354M351M142M169M193.5M200.1M264.2M131.1M155.1M197.5M000000000
Taxes Paid357M0488M402M963M440M282M321M503M545M341M355M292M320.3M316.3M205M235.5M133.3M57.4M000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Divestiture-related cash flow volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings and Cash Flow Disconnect

As reported in recent financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow remains highly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from a massive 41.50 in 2023Q4 to a negative 0.75 in 2025Q2, highlighting significant distortions from non-operating items and accounting adjustments.

The extreme variance in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that headline net income is an unreliable proxy for the company's underlying cash-generating capability. Investors should monitor whether the recent stabilization in cash flow signals a transition toward more predictable earnings quality following the Worldpay divestiture.

FCF Margin Volatility Persists

Based on the provided quarterly data, free cash flow margins have exhibited substantial instability, ranging from a negative 2.5% in 2024Q1 to a peak of 46.7% in 2024Q2, reflecting the ongoing operational shifts and the impact of large-scale capital allocation decisions on cash availability.

The lack of a consistent FCF margin trend suggests that the company's cash flow profile is still being heavily influenced by restructuring costs and the deconsolidation of merchant assets. This volatility warrants caution, as it complicates the assessment of the company's long-term ability to self-fund operations.

Capital Intensity Remains Elevated

According to recent SEC filings, FIS has maintained a variable capital expenditure profile, with CapEx/Revenue ratios fluctuating between 1.5% and 11.5%, indicating that the company continues to invest heavily in its core infrastructure to support its complex, multi-segment technology service offerings.

The periodic spikes in capital intensity suggest that the company is still in a phase of significant reinvestment, likely aimed at modernizing its core banking platforms. Analysts should evaluate whether these expenditures are effectively driving long-term competitive advantages or merely maintaining legacy systems.

Working Capital Drag on Liquidity

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow data, working capital changes have frequently acted as a drain on cash, with significant negative outflows observed in multiple periods, including a $483 million usage in 2024Q1, suggesting challenges in managing the timing of collections and payments.

The recurring negative working capital impact may imply that the company is extending more favorable payment terms to its banking clients or experiencing delays in project-based billing cycles. This trend requires further investigation to determine if it represents a structural shift in the company's cash conversion cycle.

Capital Allocation Strategy in Flux

Based on reported figures, FIS has utilized a combination of dividends, share repurchases, and significant net acquisitions, such as the $7.9 billion outflow in 2026Q1, demonstrating a complex and aggressive approach to capital deployment that has historically prioritized inorganic growth over consistent cash retention.

The heavy reliance on large-scale acquisitions, contrasted with steady dividend payments, suggests a management team balancing shareholder returns with the need for strategic expansion. Investors should monitor whether this capital allocation strategy will shift toward more disciplined debt reduction following the recent divestiture of the merchant business.

FIS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS) generate from operations?

Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS) generated $2.96B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Fidelity National Information Services, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS) generated $2.81B 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 Fidelity National Information Services, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS) spent $989.0M 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 Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS) returned $847.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.43B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.