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Genworth Financial, Inc. (GNW) Cash Flow Statement

24Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operating cash flow exhibits extreme volatility, ranging from a $107 million outflow in 2024Q1 to a $200 million inflow in 2025Q4, reflecting the unpredictable nature of legacy claim payments.

GNW 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 Operations384M327M88M597M1.05B437M1.96B2.08B1.63B2.55B1.85B1.59B2.44B1.4B962M3.13B1.34B1.93B5.44B4.79B4.37B3.48B5.5B3.72B4.88B
Operating CF Growth %748.14%271.59%-85.26%-43.09%140.05%-77.7%-5.72%27.31%-36.06%37.91%16.4%-34.74%74.27%45.43%-69.22%133.91%-30.81%-64.52%13.61%9.76%25.47%-36.72%47.95%-23.9%-
Operating CF / Revenue %5.59%5.14%1.23%8.1%14.18%5.75%23.87%26.98%20.7%33.99%22.15%18.61%27.93%16.22%9.98%31.49%13.24%21.29%54.71%43.07%42.44%35.55%53.03%33.79%43.49%
Net Income249M350M4M76M1.05B864M761M519M297M936M-38M-6M-1.05B726M523M261M285M-399M-572M1.15B62M105M1.15B-863M-526M
Depreciation & Amortization093M130M40M00-570M557M269M288M360M546M1.08B61M639M743M756M782M884M802M745M853M1.24B1.35B1.22B
Stock-Based Compensation62M58M51M49M37M40M39M27M37M42M32M16M30M41M26M31M44M26M23M41M49M0000
Deferred Taxes-34M-55M-103M48M315M275M268M139M5M-368M145M-196M-487M-79M88M-309M-294M-476M-430M252M368M891M-1.2B-63M-55M
Other Non-Cash Items-740M-925M-618M-933M-884M-1.76B-646M-699M-883M-363M-321M-788M-777M-812M-1.17B14M-1.36B-87M1.75B-1.66B-418M-329M-1.36B-177M-376M
Working Capital Changes761M806M624M1.32B535M1.01B2.11B1.54B1.91B2.02B1.67B2.02B3.64B1.46B854M2.38B1.9B2.08B3.79B4.2B3.56B1.96B5.67B3.47B4.62B
Cash from Investing527M518M861M1.26B733M896M-1.15B1.3B-622M-759M-2.12B-404M-1.84B-580M-722M-59M-1.81B820M1.97B-1.88B-2.9B-3.28B-5.4B-681M-6.53B
Capital Expenditures000000267M00000000000463M000000
Acquisitions-163M00-384M-460M-242M-267M1.4B0-5M39M273M0365M46M207M-37M-51M-22M-31M-511M01M1.59B-61M
Purchase of Investments-3.03B00-3.23B-4.04B-5.22B-9.84B-7.29B-10.71B-9.59B-11.68B-9.75B-9.53B-10.8B-12.33B-12.41B-13.24B-10.18B-6.98B-16.89B-16.78B-13.25B-16.86B-29.5B-35.41B
Sale/Maturity of Investments3.8B004.66B5.39B6.45B8.29B7.32B10.35B8.99B9.52B9.11B7.85B9.56B11.33B11.52B10.81B10.62B9.73B15.16B7.34B7.05B16.67B26.65B28.88B
Other Investing-77M518M861M215M-158M-99M387M-128M-266M-157M6M-34M-158M295M237M629M648M431M-1.23B-112M7.05B2.92B-5.21B583M62M
Cash from Financing-682M-857M-1.11B-1.44B-1.55B-2.42B-1.51B-2.22B-1.62B-1.77B-2.93B-42M205M-149M-1.1B-1.64B-1.51B-5.31B-2.91B-2.29B-835M-248M-791M-2.71B2.29B
Dividends Paid-6M0-21M0000-87M-97M-107M-138M00-535M-50M-67M-43M-10M-175M-163M-145M-128M-1.61B-3.23B0
Share Repurchases-293M-319M-189M-296M-64M00-22M0-33M00000000-76M-1.12B-1B-500M000
Stock Issued00000529M022M000226M517M0000622M0600M001.91B261M0
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K
Other Financing-443M-531M-831M-1.11B-1.19B-1.41B-1.44B-1.68B-1.42B-1.73B-927M25M239M-389M-12M-1.13B-2.47B770M-3.91B-1.41B-335M-61M753M-132M2.37B
Net Change in Cash229M-12M-167M416M228M-1.08B-685M1.16B-698M91M-3.21B1.05B704M561M-835M1.36B-1.87B-2.33B4.24B622M594M-88M-590M413M688M
Exchange Rate Effect00-1M1M01M15M1M-88M64M-10M-70M-103M-109M26M-69M121M232M-258M6M-38M-42M107M92M37M
Cash at Beginning2.04B2.05B2.21B1.8B1.57B2.66B3.34B2.18B2.88B2.78B5.99B4.92B4.21B3.65B4.49B3.13B5B7.33B3.09B2.47B1.88B1.96B1.98B1.57B881M
Cash at End2.12B2.04B2.05B2.21B1.8B1.57B2.66B3.34B2.18B2.88B2.78B5.96B4.92B4.21B3.65B4.49B3.13B5B7.33B3.09B2.47B1.88B1.39B1.98B1.57B
Free Cash Flow384M327M88M597M1.05B437M2.23B2.08B1.63B2.55B1.85B1.59B2.44B1.4B962M3.13B1.34B1.93B5.91B4.79B4.37B3.48B5.5B3.72B4.88B
FCF Growth %67.69%271.59%-85.26%-43.09%140.05%-80.38%7.12%27.31%-36.06%37.91%16.4%-34.74%74.27%45.43%-69.22%133.91%-30.81%-67.3%23.27%9.76%25.47%-36.72%47.95%-23.9%-
FCF Margin %5.59%5.14%1.23%8.1%14.18%5.75%27.12%26.98%20.7%33.99%22.15%18.61%27.93%16.22%9.98%31.49%13.24%21.29%59.37%43.07%42.44%35.55%53.03%33.79%43.49%
FCF per Share0.980.790.21.262.050.854.354.083.265.093.723.24.912.811.956.332.714.2813.6310.79.37.1811.217.5910.05

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Legacy LTC reserve volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Volatile Underwriting Cash Flow Generation

According to quarterly financial data, Genworth's operating cash flow has demonstrated extreme volatility, ranging from a $107 million outflow in 2024Q1 to a $200 million inflow in 2025Q4, reflecting the unpredictable timing of claims payments against the backdrop of legacy long-term care insurance liabilities.

The wide variance in operating cash flow suggests that the company's core insurance operations are not yet generating a consistent, predictable stream of cash. This instability appears to be driven by the lumpy nature of claims settlements, which frequently overwhelm the steady premium inflows from the Enact mortgage insurance segment.

Investment Portfolio Liquidity Management Strategy

As reported in recent filings, the company actively manages its investment portfolio through significant quarterly turnover, with purchase and sale activity often exceeding $1 billion per quarter, indicating a tactical approach to matching asset durations with the long-tail nature of its life insurance and annuity obligations.

The high volume of investment sales and purchases suggests that management is aggressively rebalancing the portfolio to capture yield or manage liquidity needs. Investors should monitor whether this high turnover is effectively mitigating the interest rate risk inherent in the company's long-duration liability profile.

Aggressive Buybacks Amidst Cash Uncertainty

Based on the provided cash flow statements, Genworth has consistently prioritized share repurchases, totaling $120 million in 2025Q4 alone, despite the underlying instability in operating cash flow and the significant capital requirements imposed by state regulators on its insurance subsidiaries.

The commitment to buybacks appears to be a signal of management's confidence in the parent company's liquidity, yet it warrants further investigation given the potential for future reserve strengthening needs. This capital allocation strategy may be viewed as aggressive, particularly when operating cash flow remains inconsistent and subject to actuarial volatility.

Statutory Earnings Divergence From Reality

Data from the last ten quarters reveals a frequent disconnect between net income and operating cash flow, highlighted by the 2024Q4 period where a $1 million net loss was accompanied by $27 million in operating cash, suggesting significant non-cash accruals and reserve adjustments impact reported figures.

The lack of a stable correlation between net income and cash generation implies that GAAP earnings are heavily influenced by accounting estimates rather than actual cash movement. This divergence makes it difficult for investors to gauge the true economic health of the business without adjusting for the impact of LDTI-related reserve re-measurements.

GNW — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Genworth Financial, Inc. (GNW) generate from operations?

Genworth Financial, Inc. (GNW) generated $327.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Genworth Financial, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Genworth Financial, Inc. (GNW) generated $327.0M 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 Genworth Financial, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Genworth Financial, Inc. (GNW) spent $0.0M 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 Genworth Financial, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Genworth Financial, Inc. (GNW) spent $319.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.