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The Gap, Inc. (GAP) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion remains highly volatile, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from -0.73 in 2025Q1 to 5.76 in 2025Q4, complicating the predictability of free cash flow.

GAP Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJan'26Jan'25Jan'24Jan'23Jan'22Jan'21Jan'20Jan'19Jan'18Jan'17Jan'16Jan'15Jan'14Jan'13Jan'12Jan'11Jan'10Jan'09Jan'08Jan'07Jan'06Jan'05Jan'04Jan'03Jan'02Jan'01Jan'00Jan'99Jan'98Jan'97
Cash from Operations1.95B1.29B1.49B1.53B607M809M237M1.41B1.38B1.38B1.72B1.59B2.13B1.71B1.94B1.36B1.74B1.93B1.93B2.08B1.25B1.55B1.6B2.17B1.24B1.32B1.29B1.48B1.39B844.7M835M
Operating CF Margin %-8.41%9.85%10.29%3.89%4.85%1.72%8.61%8.33%8.7%11.08%10.09%12.95%10.56%12.37%9.37%11.89%13.58%13.27%13.2%7.84%9.68%9.82%13.69%8.57%9.52%9.44%12.7%15.4%12.98%15.8%
Operating CF Growth %296.4%-12.99%-3%152.39%-24.97%241.35%-83.2%2.17%0.07%-19.72%7.84%-25.13%24.87%-11.93%42.04%-21.85%-9.54%0%-7.35%66.48%-19.41%-2.88%-26.44%75.31%-6.03%2.06%-12.63%6%65.05%1.16%70.72%
Net Income962M816M844M502M-202M256M-665M351M1B848M676M920M1.26B1.28B1.14B833M1.2B1.1B967M833M778M1.11B1.15B1.03B477.46M-7.76M877.5M1.13B824.5M533.9M452.9M
Depreciation & Amortization628M496M500M522M540M504M507M557M517M499M531M527M500M470M483M506M562M573M655M547M530M625M620M664M780.88M810.49M590.37M436.2M326.4M269.7M214.9M
Stock-Based Compensation122M25M126M80M37M139M77M68M91M87M76M76M100M116M113M58M77M64M55M000000000000
Deferred Taxes103M027M-64M42M-61M-137M-81M65M61M-58M127M112M119M-4M-1M104M-50M-52M-51M-41M-46M-80M101M5M-28.51M-38.87M2.4M-34.8M-13.7M-28.9M
Other Non-Cash Items-529M-25M-4M-8M-7M438M627M206M-53M-13M111M-165M-158M-182M-99M-25M-42M-72M-70M107M67M-28M57M79M161M58.44M130.88M211.8M80M23.7M47.4M
Working Capital Changes423M-19M-7M500M197M-467M-172M310M-303M-162M321M44M249M-164M232M-94M-247M229M229M645M-84M-113M-145M274M-107M485.19M-268.67M-299.6M198.1M31.1M148.7M
Change in Receivables0000000000000000000000000000000
Change in Inventory1M-129M-88M383M554M-593M-305M4M-154M-142M46M-6M-9M-193M-143M4M-127M43M51M252M-97M114M-90M385M-258.22M213.07M-454.6M-404.2M-322.3M-156.1M-93.8M
Change in Payables-31M57M137M42M-540M186M564M66M-78M-90M146M-47M-41M105M91M11M-7M40M-4M000000000000
Cash from Investing-839M-600M-692M-334M-227M-446M-510M-894M-1B-666M-529M-730M-596M-624M-844M-454M-429M-537M-398M-274M-150M286M183M-2.32B-629M-950.63M-1.87B-1.28B-826.4M-313.9M-435.9M
Capital Expenditures-668M-470M-447M-420M-685M-694M-392M-1.04B-705M-731M-524M-726M-714M-670M-659M-548M-557M-334M-431M-682M-572M-600M-419M-261M-308M-940.08M-1.86B-1.24B-797.6M-485.6M-371.8M
CapEx % of Revenue4.34%3.06%2.96%2.82%4.39%4.16%2.84%6.38%4.25%4.61%3.38%4.6%4.34%4.15%4.21%3.77%3.8%2.35%2.97%4.33%3.59%3.74%2.58%1.65%2.13%6.79%13.59%10.65%8.81%7.46%7.04%
Acquisitions0009M0-156M0-69M000000-129M000-142M00005M3.42M-10.55M00000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing002M77M458M-5M2M220M-9M65M-5M-4M118M-4M-6M-6M3M22M164M15M41M1.01B343M-1.3B-11.42M0-16.25M-39.9M-28.8M-100K-52.3M
Cash from Financing-851M-419M-321M-567M6M-1.47B895M-560M-749M-731M-777M-990M-1.51B-1B-1.48B-602M-2.13B-771M-1B-2.15B-1.1B-2.04B-1.8B-636M1.38B271.29M555.48M-310.1M-918.3M-101.6M-495.1M
Debt Issued (Net)000-350M350M-1.05B943M00-67M-421M379M-21M144M-419M1.66B3M-50M-50M-326M00-871M-668M1.3B209.34M871.42M396.6M1.4M540.4M18.4M
Equity Issued (Net)-466M-130M-75M0-123M-201M0-200M-398M-315M0-1.01B-1.18B-979M-1.03B-2.09B-1.96B-547M-547M-1.7B-1.05B-1.86B-846M111M153M138.32M-240.45M-630.9M-842.7M-562.4M-429.6M
Dividends Paid-249M-247M-225M-222M-220M-226M0-364M-373M-361M-367M-377M-383M-321M-240M-236M-252M-234M-243M-252M-265M-179M-79M-79M-78M-76.37M-75.49M-75.8M-76.9M-79.5M-83.9M
Share Repurchases-486M-155M-75M0-123M-201M0-200M-398M-315M0-1.01B-1.18B-979M-1.03B-2.09B-1.96B-547M-547M-1.7B-1.05B-1.97B-976M00-785K-392.56M-707.1M-892.1M-593.1M-466.7M
Other Financing-136M-42M-21M5M-1M2M-48M4M22M12M11M23M76M152M208M64M81M60M60M132M213M0000000-100K-100K0
Net Change in Cash253M279M464M628M371M-1.11B635M-39M-379M2M413M-145M5M50M-425M324M-787M633M-9M-306M-5M-210M-16M-766M2.02B626.96M-41.56M-114.9M-347.9M427.6M-93.8M
Free Cash Flow1.28B823M1.04B1.11B-78M115M-155M366M676M649M1.2B868M1.42B1.03B1.28B815M1.19B1.59B1.59B1.4B678M951M1.18B1.9B935.07M377.76M-567.46M239.2M596.6M359.1M463.2M
FCF Margin %8.29%5.36%6.89%7.47%-0.5%0.69%-1.12%2.23%4.08%4.09%7.7%5.49%8.61%6.41%8.16%5.6%8.09%11.23%10.97%8.88%4.25%5.94%7.24%11.98%6.47%2.73%-4.15%2.06%6.59%5.52%8.77%
FCF Growth %45.28%-20.79%-6.56%1525.64%-167.83%174.19%-142.35%-45.86%4.16%-45.69%37.67%-38.66%36.71%-18.95%56.69%-31.34%-25.53%0%13.94%106.34%-28.71%-19.27%-37.97%103.09%147.53%166.57%-337.23%-59.91%66.14%-22.47%147.97%
FCF per Share3.382.142.712.96-0.210.30-0.410.971.741.642.992.103.222.222.621.531.852.282.281.760.811.051.191.921.060.44-0.650.270.660.390.48
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.33x1.58x1.76x3.05x-3.00x3.16x-0.36x4.02x1.38x1.63x2.54x1.73x1.69x1.33x1.71x1.64x1.45x1.75x1.75x2.50x1.61x1.39x1.39x2.11x2.59x-169.74x1.47x1.31x1.69x1.58x1.84x
Interest Paid1M063M74M76M180M145M76M76M76M82M78M77M77M83M45M1M3M3M000000000000
Taxes Paid131M0237M49M0215M20M176M143M570M488M452M714M805M582M599M677M702M702M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeStable
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Working Capital Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Conversion

According to quarterly financial data, GAP exhibits significant volatility in cash conversion, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from a low of -0.73 in 2025Q1 to a high of 5.76 in 2025Q4, suggesting that reported net income is frequently decoupled from actual cash generation.

The wide variance in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that accrual-based accounting adjustments, particularly regarding inventory and payables, heavily influence reported profitability. Investors should monitor whether this inconsistency reflects genuine operational shifts or merely the timing of seasonal working capital requirements that obscure the underlying cash-generative quality of the business.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

As reported in recent filings, GAP's free cash flow margins have demonstrated extreme inconsistency, ranging from a negative 6.4% in 2025Q1 to a peak of 16.4% in 2025Q4, highlighting the company's difficulty in maintaining a predictable cash flow trajectory amidst seasonal retail cycles.

The erratic nature of FCF margins suggests that the company's cash flow is highly sensitive to the timing of inventory build-ups and subsequent clearance sales. This lack of stability warrants further investigation into whether the current capital allocation strategy can be sustained without relying on periodic, non-recurring working capital inflows.

Working Capital Dynamics Drive Liquidity

Based on the provided cash flow statements, working capital changes are the primary driver of liquidity fluctuations, with a notable $585 million inflow in 2025Q4 contrasting sharply with a $498 million outflow in 2025Q1, illustrating the intense seasonal pressure on the company's cash position.

The significant swings in working capital suggest that the company's cash flow is heavily dependent on the efficient management of inventory and vendor payment terms. This reliance on seasonal working capital cycles may indicate that the company's core operations are not yet generating the consistent, self-sustaining cash flow required for long-term stability.

Capital Allocation and Shareholder Returns

Data from recent financial statements indicates that GAP has prioritized share repurchases, notably spending $401 million in 2026Q1, even as operating cash flow remained constrained at $213 million, suggesting a potentially aggressive approach to capital return that may outpace the company's internal cash generation capacity.

The decision to allocate significant capital to buybacks during periods of lower cash conversion appears to prioritize shareholder returns over balance sheet fortification. Investors should monitor whether this deployment strategy limits the company's flexibility to invest in necessary digital and store-level infrastructure improvements.

GAP — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does The Gap, Inc. (GAP) generate from operations?

The Gap, Inc. (GAP) generated $1.29B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is The Gap, Inc.'s free cash flow?

The Gap, Inc. (GAP) generated $823.0M 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 The Gap, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

The Gap, Inc. (GAP) spent $470.0M 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 The Gap, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, The Gap, Inc. (GAP) returned $247.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $155.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.