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FormFactor, Inc. (FORM) Cash Flow Statement

24Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly erratic, evidenced by a negative $11.9M outflow in 2026Q1, which is frequently obscured by $8.1M in quarterly stock-based compensation expenses.

FORM 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'02
Cash from Operations136.82M115.4M117.53M64.6M131.79M139.36M169.26M121.05M68.7M86.32M17.42M36.12M17.66M-5.8M-26.23M-29.34M-73.1M-52.67M-24.37M84.8M105.37M37.75M35.67M12.97M12.85M
Operating CF Margin %-14.7%15.39%9.74%17.62%18.11%24.4%20.54%12.97%15.74%4.54%12.79%6.58%-2.51%-14.69%-17.33%-38.76%-38.92%-11.59%18.35%28.54%15.89%20.07%13.2%16.34%
Operating CF Growth %106.35%-1.82%81.94%-50.98%-5.44%-17.66%39.83%76.2%-20.42%395.45%-51.77%104.55%404.36%77.88%10.62%59.86%-38.79%-116.11%-128.74%-19.52%179.14%5.81%175.02%0.93%-
Net Income68.34M54.36M69.61M82.39M50.74M83.92M78.52M39.35M104.04M40.91M-6.56M-1.52M-19.18M-57.68M-35.55M-65.98M-188.29M-155.65M-80.62M72.89M60.79M30.18M25.18M8.56M10.36M
Depreciation & Amortization20.2M46.93M32.9M37.45M38.04M44.52M48.69M44.86M43.69M44.57M46.8M23.77M30.49M28.91M16.9M10.84M28.16M32.91M32.18M26.8M22.09M16.51M6.99M5.15M5.39M
Stock-Based Compensation36.84M38.58M39.76M38.62M31.34M29.38M23.83M23.18M17.83M16.34M10.72M11.57M13.28M12.12M13.05M13.85M17.61M20.78M22.87M021.24M3.58M03.16M0
Deferred Taxes4.54M1.93M-13.36M-12.1M-6.34M3.87M-562K4.95M-74.91M-590K-45.02M-14K230K445K-24.46M-1.99M-2.1M39.13M4.72M-9.17M-3.61M-7.7M-4.13M666K-3.64M
Other Non-Cash Items55.24M16.57M-2.74M-49.52M36.19M27.42M16.92M5.47M11.31M9.17M30.54M5.72M11.63M15.69M6.32M7.39M72.82M12.7M6.11M5.09M301K17.06M15.62M1.65M-138K
Working Capital Changes-48.35M-42.97M-8.65M-32.23M-18.17M-49.76M1.86M3.25M-33.25M-24.07M-19.06M-3.41M-18.79M-5.29M-2.49M6.55M-1.29M-2.53M-9.63M-36.73M4.56M-21.89M-7.98M-6.21M879K
Change in Receivables-26.45M-20.16M-1.92M-23.3M26.03M-9.09M-3.54M481K-13.83M-10.65M-6.85M8.26M-15.95M-2.1M5.16M16.8M3.23M610K31.21M-14.91M-10.6M33K0-7.55M0
Change in Inventory-10.47M-20.66M-8.26M-9.49M-28.78M-31.66M-22.19M-14.29M-21.3M-15.63M-11.73M-8.17M-11.97M-7.98M-926K-1.15M-11.55M-13.72M-6.05M-22.9M-18.02M-18.03M-7.67M-5.75M-683K
Change in Payables-16.22M-5.68M-8.23M1.32M3.9M-6.59M16.79M-27K3.05M741K3.43M-2.04M4.16M-2.32M-5.9M-5.07M-13.01M-322K-1.6M5.01M7.65M2.32M03.84M0
Cash from Investing-130.22M-191.47M-33.48M29.05M-75.7M-124.74M-98.92M-66.35M-21.3M-59.67M-206.32M1.13M37.34M-7.75M-40.7M60.71M69.84M-174.41M40.74M-95.08M-67.33M-53.96M-28.19M-64.07M-7.5M
Capital Expenditures-100.27M-103.66M-38.44M-56.03M-65.25M-66.5M-55.87M-20.85M-19.87M-17.76M-11.52M-8.64M-5.67M-8.53M-7.95M-7.7M-30.91M-18.97M-30.25M-48.66M-38.14M-28.32M0-9.08M-4.18M
CapEx % of Revenue11.94%13.21%5.03%8.45%8.72%8.64%8.05%3.54%3.75%3.24%3%3.06%2.11%3.68%4.45%4.55%16.39%14.02%14.39%10.53%10.33%11.92%-9.24%5.31%
Acquisitions-20.4M-20.48M21.59M101.78M-3.35M0-51.8M-20.52M94K68K-227.98M53K115K-210K-96.65M33K00066.05M41.96M0-37.73M00
Investments-------------------------
Other Investing00-1.5M0-1M00-51.08M23K-248K-726K1.2M1.11M-57K-32.75M363K293K-12.03M1.57M-66.05M-41.96M-400K260K368K-2.77M
Cash from Financing-11.87M-13.63M-64.61M-22.71M-95.93M-47.2M-30.93M-6.58M-39.33M-39.47M143.61M-4.79M2.54M2M2.14M-12.9M3.1M11.45M5.95M41.48M214.91M12.39M14.49M140.58M863K
Debt Issued (Net)-1.11M-1.11M-1.07M-1.04M-8.4M-9.34M-25.42M-6.65M-41.25M-33.13M139.38M0-271K-603K-112K000000001.29M-227K
Equity Issued (Net)6.27M-125K-43.55M8.82M10.5M10.65M10.01M8.09M7.71M540K5.75M-4.79M2.81M2.6M2.25M-12.9M3.1M7.13M5.68M33.56M202.4M12.39M13.83M139.29M1.06M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-4.11M-26.24M-53.3M000000-18.97M0-8.21M000-16.41M-626K000000-200K-6K
Other Financing-17.02M-12.4M-19.98M-30.49M-98.03M-48.52M-15.53M-8.03M-5.79M-6.88M-1.51M0000004.32M271K7.92M12.52M0661K026K
Net Change in Cash-6.49M-90.16M15.93M68.29M-42.36M-35.76M43.16M47.39M7.82M-10.22M-44.86M32.32M54.74M-13.05M-66.81M17.84M-836K-215.88M22.69M31.1M252.91M-3.62M21.98M89.52M6.22M
Free Cash Flow-5.15M11.74M79.1M8.57M66.53M72.87M113.39M100.2M48.83M68.57M5.9M27.48M11.99M-14.33M-34.18M-37.04M-104.01M-71.64M-54.62M36.15M67.24M9.43M35.67M3.89M8.68M
FCF Margin %-0.61%1.5%10.36%1.29%8.9%9.47%16.35%17%9.22%12.5%1.54%9.73%4.46%-6.19%-19.14%-21.88%-55.16%-52.93%-25.98%7.82%18.21%3.97%20.07%3.96%11.03%
FCF Growth %-107.99%-85.16%822.43%-87.11%-8.7%-35.74%13.16%105.2%-28.78%1061.76%-78.52%129.23%183.65%58.07%7.73%64.39%-45.19%-31.17%-251.1%-46.24%612.94%-73.56%816.62%-55.14%-
FCF per Share-0.060.151.010.110.850.921.441.300.650.920.090.480.21-0.26-0.68-0.73-2.07-1.45-1.120.731.420.230.890.131.47
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.08x2.12x1.69x0.78x2.60x1.66x2.16x3.08x0.66x2.11x-2.66x-23.72x-0.92x0.10x0.74x0.44x0.39x0.34x0.30x1.16x1.73x1.25x1.42x1.52x1.24x
Interest Paid184K0391K422K535K643K867K1.41M3.11M3.84M2.11M00000000000000
Taxes Paid5.79M015.58M17.39M10.92M7.96M9.15M4.32M4.58M3.17M2.57M27K950K040K1.41M24.88M01.23M000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical design cycle volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

Based on reported financial data, FormFactor exhibits a persistent divergence between net income and operating cash flow, with OCF/NI ratios frequently exceeding 1.5x, suggesting that reported earnings may not fully capture the underlying cash-generative dynamics of the company's complex, custom-engineered manufacturing business model.

The consistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital adjustments play a significant role in the company's reported profitability. Investors should monitor whether this trend reflects aggressive revenue recognition or simply the timing of cash collections relative to the long-cycle nature of probe card production.

FCF Volatility Reflects Cyclical Exposure

As reported in recent SEC filings, FormFactor's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, swinging from a negative $11.9M in 2026Q1 to a positive $34.7M in 2025Q4, which highlights the company's sensitivity to semiconductor design-start cycles and lumpy capital expenditure requirements.

The lack of a stable free cash flow trend suggests that the business is not yet generating consistent, predictable cash returns despite its technological moat. This volatility warrants further investigation into whether the current cash flow profile is a structural feature of the MEMS manufacturing process or a temporary byproduct of recent industry-wide inventory adjustments.

Capital Intensity Remains Elevated

According to historical cash flow statements, FormFactor's capital intensity has been inconsistent, with CapEx/Revenue ratios spiking as high as 33.8% in 2025Q2, indicating that the company must continuously reinvest in specialized manufacturing equipment to maintain its competitive edge in high-density MEMS probe card fabrication.

The high level of capital expenditure relative to revenue suggests that the company's moat is expensive to maintain and requires constant technological upgrades. Analysts should interpret these spending patterns as a necessary cost of staying relevant in the rapidly evolving HBM and advanced packaging markets.

Working Capital Dragging Cash Flow

Based on the provided quarterly data, FormFactor has experienced consistent working capital outflows, including an $11.9M drain in 2026Q1, which appears to be a recurring headwind that frequently offsets the cash benefits of the company's reported net income.

These persistent working capital outflows may indicate inefficiencies in inventory management or extended collection cycles common in custom hardware businesses. Investors should monitor whether these trends are improving as the company scales its production of high-complexity probe cards for AI-related applications.

SBC Obscures True Cash Productivity

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation, which reached $8.1M in 2026Q1, consistently acts as a significant non-cash add-back that inflates operating cash flow figures, potentially masking the true economic cost of talent retention in the competitive semiconductor industry.

By relying on SBC to preserve cash, the company effectively dilutes shareholders to fund operations, which may lead to an overestimation of the business's organic cash-generating capacity. This practice warrants further investigation into the long-term impact of share dilution on per-share cash flow metrics.

FORM — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does FormFactor, Inc. (FORM) generate from operations?

FormFactor, Inc. (FORM) generated $115.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is FormFactor, Inc.'s free cash flow?

FormFactor, Inc. (FORM) generated $11.7M 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 FormFactor, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

FormFactor, Inc. (FORM) spent $103.7M 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 FormFactor, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, FormFactor, Inc. (FORM) spent $26.2M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.