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First US Bancshares, Inc. (FUSB) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion efficiency remains volatile, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio of 2.11x in 2026Q1, which reflects significant distortions from non-cash items and insurance-related working capital fluctuations.

FUSB 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 Operations14.67M12.32M7.76M13.07M12.53M9.82M6.09M11.31M8.06M6.75M8.18M7.4M8.56M10.92M16.14M16.39M16.42M3.05M7.16M19.63M17.62M18.64M19.43M15.96M14.93M14.41M15.34M12.6M12.84M10.29M6.94M
Operating CF Growth %304.53%58.81%-40.61%4.29%27.52%61.22%-46.14%40.31%19.43%-17.47%10.55%-13.58%-21.61%-32.33%-1.5%-0.21%438.18%-57.4%-63.51%11.38%-5.46%-4.06%21.72%6.9%3.65%-6.07%21.72%-1.84%24.69%48.27%43.37%
Net Income6.17M5.99M8.17M8.48M6.86M4.45M2.71M4.57M2.49M-411K1.22M2.6M3.55M3.93M2.19M-9.07M-3.18M4.75M5.37M348.62K14.24M13.66M13.13M11.41M9.18M6.59M6.78M8.2M8.58M6.98M4.26M
Depreciation & Amortization1.76M1.74M1.71M1.78M1.88M2.03M2.1M2.1M1.63M1.13M966K871K803K717K715K696.08K756.14K874.24K950.09K792.1K987.64K1.23M1.36M1.8M1.49M1.71M1.69M2.3M1.43M1.5M492.78K
Deferred Taxes-162K50K583K133K-367K-401K720K1.13M1.49M2.83M121K926K1.81M308K999K-2.66M-5.18M-524.75K104.21K-528K-69.23K-998K-27.68K-795K121K228.38K-324K500K-1.19M-335.83K55.42K
Other Non-Cash Items5.45M3.28M-372K1.97M3.7M2.27M3.19M3.67M3.78M3.45M4.9M2.4M1.75M2.04M10.39M28.74M25.07M10.42M8.65M21.27M3.73M3.78M3.89M3.48M3.59M5.04M6.82M3.8M3.41M2.1M1.42M
Working Capital Changes694K514K-2.95M103K-38K1.03M-3.04M-510K-1.76M-613K692K187K207K3.78M1.85M-1.31M-1.05M-12.47M-7.91M-2.25M-1.26M976K1.07M67.33K549K841.58K370K-2.2M607.43K53.06K715.9K
Cash from Investing-31.09M-28.12M-30.35M-60.45M-80.2M-108.31M-66.06M9.72M2.7M-22.62M-59.3M473K-20.52M-18.17M42.95M10.17M51.56M-21.61M-16.9M-42.18M-22.93M-30.89M-18.46M-40.48M-24.09M-29.38M-18.39M-50.4M-13.36M-9.51M-3.75M
Purchase of Investments-64.09M-43.63M-57.96M-14.89M-39.26M-86.64M-36.33M-9.09M-19.68M-30.06M-84.61M-91.83M-118.86M-104.49M-46.56M-59.56M-29.44M-82.95M-99.73M-65.43M-38.98M-23.64M-34.41M-101.58M-69.73M-58.89M-15.35M-103.4M-81.89M-49.92M-57.18M
Sale/Maturity of Investments47.45M49.94M28.96M12.61M29.34M41.93M54.93M57.33M49.58M57.62M103.92M91.42M56.58M42.94M55.19M74.49M86.42M73.59M62.72M42.87M30.36M32.79M44.69M94.42M76.24M71.92M25.16M101.8M38.51M47.51M39.55M
Net Investment Activity-16.64M6.31M-29M-2.28M-9.91M-44.71M18.6M48.24M29.9M27.56M19.31M-413K-62.28M-61.56M8.62M14.93M56.98M-9.36M-37.01M-22.56M-8.62M9.15M10.28M-7.17M6.51M13.03M9.81M-1.6M-43.38M-2.41M-17.63M
Acquisitions00000000-19.01M0001M005.01M00000-73K000000000
Other Investing-8.71M-31.19M754K-56.7M-69.03M-62.78M-83.7M-35.33M-6.64M-39.79M-70.72M4.55M42.47M43.77M34.89M-9.27M-5.06M-11.58M20.41M-19.14M-13.66M-39.3M-28.07M-31.81M-28.81M-40.81M-27.37M-46.6M32.2M-6.12M14.07M
Cash from Financing26.96M42.13M19.52M67.51M36.58M65.32M97.35M-13.61M11.71M19.46M30.58M2.03M-1.6M838K-57.76M12.71M-66.9M17.63M2.44M14.76M12.21M19.85M331.41K20.42M1.93M6.49M22.63M23.9M12.82M-2.25M-1.31M
Dividends Paid-1.6M-1.61M-1.26M-1.18M-832K-745K-740K-562K-495K-486K-483K-484K-181K00-241.27K-2.65M-3.62M-6.53M-7.34M-6.82M-6.11M-4.63M-4.31M-3.89M-3.56M-3.29M-3.7M-2.55M-1.61M-1.07M
Share Repurchases-3.43M-1.76M-1.64M-1.42M-4.48M-525K-452K-1.48M0000000-3.11K-77.63K-10.51K-1.16M000000000000
Stock Issued-29K000000000000084.62K0000000000000163.55K16.38K0
Net Stock Activity-3.46M-1.76M-1.64M-1.42M-4.48M-525K-452K-1.48M00000084.62K-3.11K-77.63K-10.51K-1.16M000000000163.55K16.38K0
Debt Issuance (Net)-3M-1000K0-1000K1000K1000K-8K1000K-1000K475K1000K1000K-795K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-580K-1000K257.89K-1000K-1000K1000K-891.62K1000K1000K1000K1000K-241.5K
Other Financing77.02M55.5M22.43M80.14M31.9M55.91M98.55M-21.06M47.27M19.48M18.3M-4.4M-620K-4.75M-38.12M23.57M-9.52M27.94M6.56M28.49M23.83M25.78M12.78M34.58M-1.72M16.66M11.41M200K4.23M-14.01M0
Net Change in Cash10.54M26.33M-3.06M20.13M-31.09M-33.17M37.38M7.43M22.48M3.59M-20.54M9.91M-13.55M-6.41M1.33M39.27M1.08M-922.69K-7.3M-7.79M6.91M7.6M1.3M-4.1M-7.23M-8.49M19.57M-13.9M12.29M-1.47M1.88M
Exchange Rate Effect0000000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning73.55M47.22M50.28M30.15M61.24M94.42M57.03M49.6M27.12M23.53M44.07M34.17M47.72M54.13M52.8M13.53M12.45M13.37M20.67M28.46M21.55M13.95M12.64M16.74M23.97M32.46M12.89M26.8M14.54M16.01M6.35M
Cash at End66.59M73.55M47.22M50.28M30.15M61.24M94.42M57.03M49.6M27.12M23.53M44.07M34.17M47.72M54.13M52.8M13.53M12.45M13.37M20.67M28.46M21.55M13.95M12.64M16.74M23.97M32.46M12.9M26.83M14.54M8.23M
Interest Paid21.48M21.18M22.39M14.03M3.87M3.02M0000000000000000000000000
Income Taxes Paid2.01M1.54M2.8M2.38M2.85M00000000000000000000000000
Free Cash Flow8.93M9.08M5.66M11.6M11.27M9M5.14M8.13M6.51M-3.64M290K3.74M6.86M10.54M15.57M15.89M16.07M2.38M6.86M19.15M16.98M17.97M18.77M14.45M13.13M12.8M14.5M10.4M10.65M9.32M6.75M
FCF Growth %19.3%60.47%-51.21%2.98%25.15%75.19%-36.8%24.8%278.93%-1355.52%-92.24%-45.5%-34.97%-32.29%-1.99%-1.16%575.7%-65.34%-64.17%12.81%-5.52%-4.24%29.85%10.06%2.57%-11.7%39.41%-2.34%14.23%38.12%43.99%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowStable
Top Statement Risk

Consumer credit portfolio volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Securities Portfolio Liquidity Management

Based on quarterly cash flow data, FUSB frequently rotates its investment securities portfolio, with gross purchases reaching $30.4 million in 2024Q4, suggesting that management actively manages duration and liquidity to offset the inherent volatility of its niche consumer-focused loan book and insurance reinsurance operations.

The bank's tendency to cycle through investment securities suggests a strategy of maintaining high liquidity rather than locking in long-term yields. This approach appears to prioritize balance sheet flexibility, which may be a necessary hedge against the unpredictable cash demands of its credit life and health insurance segments.

Provisioning Spikes Signal Credit Stress

As reported in the cash flow statements, the $2.7 million provision for credit losses in 2025Q2 represents a significant outlier, indicating that the bank's specialized consumer installment loans may be experiencing heightened default rates that require immediate capital preservation through increased reserve builds.

This sharp increase in provisioning suggests that the bank's collateral-heavy lending model is not immune to broader economic pressures. Investors should monitor whether this spike reflects a temporary vintage-specific issue or a structural deterioration in the credit quality of the bank's recreational vehicle and personal property loan portfolios.

Conservative Capital Distribution Strategy

According to historical cash flow filings, FUSB maintains a disciplined capital return profile, with quarterly dividends consistently near $400,000, while share buybacks remain opportunistic and secondary to the bank's primary objective of preserving capital for potential regional expansion or unexpected credit-related losses.

The modest and stable dividend payout ratio suggests that management is prioritizing the maintenance of a fortress-like balance sheet over aggressive shareholder returns. This conservative stance appears prudent given the bank's geographic concentration and the inherent volatility of its insurance-linked revenue streams.

Hidden Cash Flow Volatility Drivers

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that OCF/NI ratios frequently exceed 1.0, such as the 2.11x observed in 2026Q1, which implies that non-cash items and working capital fluctuations—likely related to insurance claims and loan originations—significantly distort the bank's reported earnings quality.

The disconnect between net income and operating cash flow warrants further investigation into the timing of insurance premium recognition versus claim payouts. This volatility suggests that headline earnings may not fully capture the underlying cash-generating capacity of the bank's hybrid business model.

FUSB — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does First US Bancshares, Inc. (FUSB) generate from operations?

First US Bancshares, Inc. (FUSB) generated $12.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

First US Bancshares, Inc. (FUSB) generated $9.1M 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 US Bancshares, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

First US Bancshares, Inc. (FUSB) spent $3.2M 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 US Bancshares, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, First US Bancshares, Inc. (FUSB) returned $1.6M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.8M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.