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Franklin Financial Services Corporation (FRAF) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Capital generation remains healthy, with $6.6 million in 2026Q1 net income supporting a disciplined dividend policy and tactical liquidity management through $17.2 million in securities sales.

FRAF 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 Operations40.71M25.44M21.75M26.57M25.24M26.35M6.43M18.97M9.3M16.25M14.86M13.29M14.36M15.4M10.56M15.09M12.36M8.62M11.05M14.99M6.72M12.9M12.97M376K6.6M8.89M5.14M6M4.98M16.17M19.48M
Operating CF Growth %266.18%16.95%-18.11%5.23%-4.19%309.46%-66.07%103.89%-42.76%9.4%11.78%-7.43%-6.76%45.8%-30.01%22.09%43.43%-22.01%-26.29%123.15%-47.93%-0.52%3348.4%-94.3%-25.75%73.03%-14.35%20.43%-69.19%-17%10.55%
Net Income23.94M21.23M11.1M13.6M14.94M19.62M12.8M16.11M6.13M2.18M8.09M10.2M8.4M6.23M5.37M6.57M7.61M6.58M8.6M9.26M7.57M6.11M5.19M5.84M5.57M5.59M5.01M5.1M4.8M4.36M4.13M
Depreciation & Amortization2.12M2.15M2.09M2.02M1.44M1.2M1.33M1.37M1.33M1.38M1.4M1.54M1.98M1.96M1.97M2.09M1.92M2.04M2.48M1.49M1.5M1.63M1.91M2.06M1.65M989K938K1M761K775K741K
Deferred Taxes0-751K-473K1.14M1.17M90K-1.95M1.88M-1K-831K-832K-111K294K348K367K-91K-240K-742K246K-56K138K-391K000000000
Other Non-Cash Items13.89M1.18M6.71M6.4M7.55M3.43M-1.04M-1.88M3.31M12.65M6.56M2.45M2.5M4.77M524K6.58M3.29M3.78M3.3M668K23.58M5.55M5.62M-7.69M314K789K256K300K-223K11.56M14.64M
Working Capital Changes699K821K1.69M2.93M-313K1.8M-4.9M1.47M-1.65M717K-451K-866K1.18M2.08M2.33M-61K-224K-3.08M-3.68M3.63M-26.07M1K241K168K-935K1.52M-1.06M-400K-361K-522K-21K
Cash from Investing-62.07M-107.02M-184.37M-178.27M-95.06M-133.94M-277.31M-23.48M-47.49M-32.24M-102.67M-49.17M-12.94M-3.56M-4.51M-33.56M12.26M-60.82M-97.77M-23.18M-57.02M-52.81M-26.41M-9.96M-35.21M-35.76M-16.89M-33M-57.93M-26.9M-41.63M
Purchase of Investments-1.2M0-136.27M-50.25M-87.21M-215.59M-240.7M-104.83M-30.18M-8.6M-985K-21.69M-41.22M-69.1M-43.67M-37.56M-28.12M-43.01M-42.45M-85.72M-77.88M-55.07M-53.27M-44.45M-57.73M-86.88M-39.14M-107.2M-72.08M-50.57M-62.17M
Sale/Maturity of Investments70.06M72.65M97.23M72.41M60.55M71.25M41.68M49.52M22.84M23.63M29.22M31.5M30.79M37.37M35.28M31.48M55.03M49.13M56.09M108.89M53.89M51M40.82M53.55M41.1M64.9M46.22M101M54.66M23.97M24M
Net Investment Activity68.86M72.65M-39.03M22.16M-26.66M-144.34M-199.01M-55.3M-7.34M15.03M28.23M9.82M-10.43M-31.73M-8.39M-6.08M26.91M6.12M13.64M23.16M-23.98M-4.08M-12.45M9.1M-16.62M-21.99M7.08M-6.2M-17.42M-26.61M-38.17M
Acquisitions000000000000000000-1.1M0-7.56M0000000000
Other Investing-111.92M-178.81M-142.76M-199.92M-56.18M19.21M-77.82M33.48M-38.99M-46.15M-130.32M-57.94M-2.17M28.7M6.18M-26.74M-12.53M-65.42M-107.74M-44.27M-23.43M-48.27M-12.98M-18.12M-17.35M-10.75M-21.5M-26.1M-40.51M-290K-3.46M
Cash from Financing7.17M5.69M343.08M109.94M-40.44M225.59M244.2M35.39M32.54M37.93M85.31M26.45M6.43M-48.93M37.64M30.51M-35.76M68.74M77.95M11.53M47.72M54.44M8.04M10.63M26.64M25.64M14.41M17.6M66.25M11.31M17.76M
Dividends Paid-5.91M-5.84M-5.63M-5.59M-5.66M-5.52M-5.23M-5.12M-4.6M-4.03M-3.52M-3.14M-2.85M-2.81M-3.17M-4.27M-4.19M-4.14M-4.1M-3.96M-3.56M-3.2M-2.95M-2.74M-3.19M-2.35M-2.11M-3M-3.6M-1.57M-1.5M
Share Repurchases-1.37M-1.1M-827K-2.39M-3.33M-1.19M-1.17M-3.85M-88K0-795K000000-160K-1.21M0000000000-1.28M-2.68M
Stock Issued1.1M1.51M1.75M1.35M1.42M2.39M1.84M1.32M1.42M991K1.67M1.25M923K926K1.17M30K959K779K751K000144K285K0000172K321K200K
Net Stock Activity-265K407K922K-1.04M-1.92M1.2M665K-2.53M1.33M991K876K1.25M923K926K1.17M30K959K619K-454K000144K285K0000172K-963K-2.48M
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K-1000K1000K1000K001000K00-1000K1000K0-1000K-7K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Financing22.34M20.13M277.79M-13.42M-32.86M229.92M229.22M43.03M37.23M66.23M65.36M29.59M21.68M-46.11M87.63M55.36M-4.03M111.02M21.06M10.98M32.52M56.9M27.46M544K17.84M-3.17M23.9M6.6M17.65M7.5M10.75M
Net Change in Cash-14.18M-75.89M180.47M-41.76M-110.25M118M-26.68M30.87M-5.65M21.94M-2.5M-9.43M7.85M-37.09M43.69M12.04M-11.14M16.54M-8.78M3.34M-2.59M14.53M-5.41M1.04M-1.97M-1.23M2.65M-9.3M13.3M591K-4.38M
Exchange Rate Effect0000000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning127.72M203.61M23.14M64.9M175.15M57.15M83.83M52.96M58.6M36.66M39.17M48.59M40.74M77.83M34.14M22.11M33.25M16.71M25.49M22.15M24.74M10.21M15.62M14.57M16.54M17.77M15.12M24.4M11.11M10.52M14.9M
Cash at End210.78M127.72M203.61M23.14M64.9M175.15M57.15M83.83M52.96M58.6M36.66M39.17M48.59M40.74M77.83M34.14M22.11M33.25M16.71M25.49M22.15M24.74M10.21M15.62M14.57M16.54M17.77M15.1M24.41M11.11M10.52M
Interest Paid23.04M043.1M19.46M4.75M3M4.23M6.87M4.17M2.46M2.25M2.42M3.24M4.5M7.1M9.35M12.97M14.87M0000000000000
Income Taxes Paid1.39M01.86M1.34M88K3.05M4.37M250K250K3.96M2.1M3.02M907K725K02.42M4.1M2.12M0000000000000
Free Cash Flow39.98M24.58M19.19M26.07M13.03M17.54M5.95M17.31M8.14M15.13M14.28M12.25M14.01M14.87M8.26M14.35M10.24M7.09M8.48M12.91M4.67M12.43M11.98M-570K5.36M5.88M2.66M5.3M4.98M16.17M19.48M
FCF Growth %87.5%28.08%-26.39%100.11%-25.74%194.77%-65.63%112.68%-46.21%6%16.56%-12.58%-5.78%79.96%-42.4%40.15%44.27%-16.29%-34.35%176.5%-62.44%3.74%2202.46%-110.64%-8.81%120.77%-49.77%6.38%-69.19%-17%10.55%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Geographic concentration in PA

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Retention Supports Capital Base

According to reported financial statements, FRAF has consistently generated positive net income, reaching $6.6 million in 2026Q1, which provides a stable foundation for organic capital growth and supports the bank's ability to maintain its fortress-like balance sheet while funding ongoing regional lending operations.

The bank's ability to convert net income into tangible capital is evident in its consistent dividend payments and modest share buyback activity. This internal capital generation appears sufficient to support current growth initiatives without necessitating external equity issuance, thereby preserving shareholder value.

Securities Portfolio Liquidity Management Strategy

Based on quarterly cash flow data, FRAF has actively managed its investment securities portfolio, frequently realizing proceeds from sales that exceeded $17 million in 2026Q1, which suggests a tactical approach to liquidity management and interest rate positioning within the bank's broader asset-liability framework.

The significant variance in investment purchases, particularly the $116.7 million outflow in 2024Q4, indicates that management periodically rebalances the portfolio to optimize yield or duration. Investors should monitor whether these fluctuations represent opportunistic trading or a defensive response to shifting interest rate expectations.

Disciplined Capital Return to Shareholders

As reported in recent filings, FRAF maintains a consistent dividend payout policy, with quarterly distributions holding steady at approximately $1.5 million, complemented by modest share repurchases that suggest a disciplined approach to returning excess capital to shareholders without compromising the bank's regulatory capital buffers.

The stability of dividend payments throughout the observed period reflects a conservative capital allocation philosophy that prioritizes long-term shareholder returns. While buybacks remain relatively small, they indicate management's confidence in the bank's valuation and its ability to sustain capital levels despite potential economic headwinds.

Provisioning Volatility Reflects Credit Caution

Based on the provided cash flow data, the bank's provision for credit losses has exhibited notable volatility, peaking at $1.2 million in 2025Q3 before moderating to $221,000 in 2026Q1, which may indicate a proactive adjustment to evolving credit risk profiles within the local agricultural and commercial sectors.

This fluctuation in provisioning suggests that management is actively utilizing CECL-based modeling to account for localized economic uncertainties. The recent moderation in provisions warrants further investigation to determine if it reflects an improved credit outlook or a shift in the bank's underlying risk appetite.

FRAF — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Franklin Financial Services Corporation (FRAF) generate from operations?

Franklin Financial Services Corporation (FRAF) generated $25.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Franklin Financial Services Corporation's free cash flow?

Franklin Financial Services Corporation (FRAF) generated $24.6M 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 Franklin Financial Services Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Franklin Financial Services Corporation (FRAF) spent $0.9M 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 Franklin Financial Services Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Franklin Financial Services Corporation (FRAF) returned $5.8M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.1M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.