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The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity has contracted sharply, with the current ratio falling to 0.02 in 2026Q1 as cash reserves plummeted from $624.5 billion in 2025Q4 to just $7.0 billion.

GS 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'09Nov'08Nov'07Nov'06Nov'05Nov'04Nov'03Nov'02Nov'01Nov'00Nov'99
Cash from Operations-39.79B-45.15B-13.21B-12.59B8.71B6.3B-18.54B23.87B20.42B-17.74B5.57B6.96B-7.62B4.54B12.88B21.64B-6.16B48.88B1.89B-68.2B-47.62B-12.41B-33.61B-15.65B-10.08B-15.18B11.13B-12.59B
Operating CF Margin %--36.1%-10.42%-11.61%12.67%9.69%-34.65%44.28%39%-41.46%14.7%17.77%-19.02%11.11%30.91%58.83%-13.39%94.59%3.54%-77.52%-68.66%-28.61%-112.64%-66.27%-44.09%-48.74%33.74%-49.64%
Operating CF Growth %-20.68%-241.77%-4.97%-244.55%38.27%133.98%-177.66%16.88%215.1%-418.53%-19.98%191.32%-267.8%-64.73%-40.5%451.55%-112.6%2480.52%102.78%-43.22%-283.61%63.07%-114.7%-55.35%33.6%-236.29%188.45%-
Net Income18.07B17.18B14.28B8.52B11.26B21.64B9.46B8.47B10.46B4.29B7.4B6.08B8.48B8.04B7.47B4.44B8.35B13.38B2.32B11.6B9.54B5.63B4.55B3B2.11B2.31B3.07B2.71B
Depreciation & Amortization2.17B2.18B2.39B4.86B2.46B2.02B1.9B1.7B1.33B1.15B998M991M1.34B1.32B1.74B1.87B1.9B1.94B1.63B1.17B995M854M624M881M744M873M486M337M
Stock-Based Compensation3.56B3.44B2.66B2.08B4.08B2.55B1.92B2.02B1.83B1.77B2.11B2.27B2.08B2.02B1.32B2.85B4.04B2.01B1.61B4.46B3.65B1.76B1.22B00000
Deferred Taxes3M204M-800M-1.36B-2.41B5M-833M-334M-2.65B5.46B551M425M495M29M-356M726M1.34B-431M-1.76B129M-1.5B-450M1.04B93M230M52M-352M-1.39B
Other Non-Cash Items-68.13B746M1.35B1.03B2.71B7.12B-33.79B1.04B-22.87B-10.81B15.26B-2.55B20M-211M-494M0000-104.49B028.68B-35.57B1.51B-921M789M11.74B-11.71B
Working Capital Changes4.54B-68.91B-33.09B-27.71B-9.39B-27.03B2.81B10.97B32.31B-19.59B-20.74B-256M-20.04B-6.65B3.2B11.76B-21.79B31.97B-1.9B18.93B-60.3B-48.88B-5.48B-21.14B-12.24B-19.2B-3.81B-2.54B
Change in Receivables36.16B00035.01B21.97B-30.89B-7.69B00019.13B12.33B-3.68B-20.5B0201M6.26B0-3.81B00-776M00000
Change in Inventory0000000000000000000000000000
Change in Payables00000000000001.63B-17.66B13.03B-5.44B-47.41B-50M53.86B20.52B0000000
Cash from Investing-77.79B-44.23B-49.62B-17.31B-75.96B-30.46B-34.36B-24.24B-22.68B-29.12B9.27B-18.57B-14.91B-8.73B-3.73B1.49B-185M-1.56B-4.34B396M-9.75B-1.06B-863M-2.66B-1.1B-1.91B-3.66B-654M
Capital Expenditures-2.13B-2.06B-2.09B-2.32B-3.75B-4.67B-6.31B-8.44B-7.98B-3.19B-2.88B-1.83B-678M-706M-961M-1.18B-1.23B-1.56B-2.03B-2.13B-1.74B-1.42B-608M-592M-1.01B-1.37B-3.54B-843M
CapEx % of Revenue1.92%1.65%1.65%2.14%5.45%7.18%11.79%15.66%15.24%7.44%7.59%4.68%1.69%1.73%2.31%3.22%2.67%3.01%3.78%2.42%2.51%3.27%2.04%2.51%4.41%4.4%10.73%3.32%
Acquisitions0---------------------------
Investments1.8T930.15B1.14T1.04T841.82B832.47B710.12B615.3B565.58B503.55B463.28B493.89B469.71B516.3B548.8B552.66B546.75B488.17B461.8B541.93B419.45B363.61B247.52B185.69B179.74B150.95B136.87B154.85B
Other Investing-42.28B-38.55B-15.43B-2.08B-22.52B-35.52B-8.2B-3.03B-11.15B-16.58B-3.12B-15.95B-14.01B-8.33B-2.69B78M72M82M121M93M69M639M0-1.37B-27M-225M-116M189M
Cash from Financing127.57B66.1B7.32B27.8B59.6B134.74B70.38B3.37B22.75B35.2B13.43B29.12B19B-7.35B7.52B-6.91B7.84B-22.83B7.9B73.39B53.4B19.37B31.75B20.58B9.09B20.12B-6.66B13.46B
Debt Issued (Net)0---------------------------
Equity Issued (Net)-17.05B-10.46B-5.96B-5.3B-5.09B-5.7B-2.76B-6.08B-3.91B-6.12B-4.77B-1.88B-5.47B-5.12B-1.24B-9.54B-3.6B-3.32B17.44B-8.16B-4.86B-4.25B-1.28B-796M-1.42B-1.43B-647M2.63B
Dividends Paid-5.75B-5.28B-4.5B-4.19B-3.68B-2.73B-2.34B-2.1B-1.81B-1.77B-1.71B-1.68B-1.45B-1.3B-1.09B-2.77B-1.44B-2.21B-850M-831M-754M-511M-497M-350M-228M-231M-217M-107M
Share Repurchases-13B-12.36B-10.2B-6.8B-3.5B-7.88B-2.28B-6.43B-3.29B-7.62B-6.08B-4.13B-5.47B-6.17B-4.64B-9.9B-4.18B-9.58B-2.03B-8.96B-7.82B-7.11B-1.8B-939M-1.48B000
Other Financing108.51B62.86B7.2B42B30.23B104.52B68.77B35.56B21.38B13.96B11.2B15B14.12B1.65B25.84B9.46B724M-138.32B15.3B18.4B3.82B1.06B548M231M018.04B-9.53B-4.37B
Net Change in Cash12.12B-17.83B-59.48B-248M-19.21B105.19B22.3B3B20.5B-11.66B28.27B17.5B-3.53B-11.54B16.66B16.22B1.5B24.49B5.46B5.59B-3.97B5.9B-2.72B2.27B-2.09B3.04B815M219M
Free Cash Flow-41.92B-47.22B-15.3B-14.9B4.96B1.63B-24.84B15.43B12.44B-20.93B2.69B5.13B-8.3B3.84B11.92B20.46B-7.38B47.32B-133M-70.33B-49.36B-13.83B-34.22B-16.25B-11.09B-16.55B7.59B-13.43B
FCF Margin %-37.84%-37.75%-12.06%-13.75%7.22%2.51%-46.44%28.62%23.75%-48.9%7.11%13.09%-20.71%9.39%28.61%55.61%-16.06%91.57%-0.25%-79.95%-71.17%-31.88%-114.68%-68.78%-48.5%-53.14%23.02%-52.96%
FCF Growth %-71.13%-208.55%-2.68%-400.46%204.11%106.56%-261.06%24.01%159.44%-876.8%-47.46%161.78%-316.34%-67.81%-41.75%377.1%-115.6%35678.2%99.81%-42.47%-256.81%59.57%-110.62%-46.57%33.01%-317.85%156.54%-
FCF per Share-136.11-148.67-45.87-43.1013.854.58-68.9541.0831.88-51.156.1911.18-17.547.6823.0936.74-12.6285.89-0.29-152.49-103.40-27.66-67.03-31.74-21.11-30.5414.85-27.65
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-2.32x-2.63x-0.93x-1.48x0.77x0.29x-1.96x2.82x1.95x-4.14x0.75x1.14x-0.90x0.57x1.72x4.87x-0.74x3.65x0.82x-5.88x-4.99x-2.21x-7.38x-5.21x-4.77x-6.57x3.63x-4.65x
Interest Paid2.07B65.49B72.62B60.03B19.02B5.52B9.09B18.64B16.72B11.17B7.14B4.82B6.43B5.69B9.25B8.05B6.74B7.32B32.37B40.74B30.98B17.49B8.55B00000
Taxes Paid-636M3.99B3.67B2.39B4.55B6.2B2.75B1.27B1.27B1.43B1.06B2.65B3.05B4.07B1.88B1.78B4.48B4.78B3.47B5.78B4.56B2.47B1.02B00000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Working capital volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 8-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

As reported in quarterly financial statements, GS's operating cash flow to net income ratio reached a negative 5.66 in 2026Q1, highlighting a profound disconnect between accounting profits and actual cash generation that warrants significant caution regarding the sustainability of the firm's reported earnings quality.

The extreme variance in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that net income is frequently decoupled from the cash-generating capacity of the underlying business. Investors should interpret this as a signal that accruals and trading-related adjustments are heavily influencing the bottom line, potentially masking underlying operational cash flow weakness.

Free Cash Flow Path Unstable

Based on the provided cash flow data, the firm's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, swinging from a positive $46.2B in 2024Q4 to a negative $32.4B in 2026Q1, which indicates that the institution's cash flow profile is currently tethered to volatile market-making cycles.

The lack of a consistent positive FCF trend suggests that the firm's capital-intensive business model requires significant liquidity buffers to manage market fluctuations. This instability may imply that the firm's ability to fund dividends and buybacks is more dependent on balance sheet management than on recurring operational cash flow.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have become the primary driver of cash flow volatility, with a massive $40.8B outflow in 2026Q1 following a $47.1B inflow in 2025Q4, illustrating the extreme sensitivity of the firm's cash position to institutional trading inventory and client-related obligations.

These massive quarterly swings in working capital suggest that the firm's cash flow is less a reflection of operational efficiency and more a byproduct of the firm's role as a liquidity provider in global markets. Analysts should monitor these movements closely, as they may indicate shifts in client demand or changes in the firm's risk appetite for holding trading assets.

Capital Return Amidst Cash Variability

As evidenced by the firm's historical cash flow statements, GS has maintained consistent dividend payments and share repurchases, such as the $6.6B total return in 2026Q1, despite experiencing significant negative free cash flow, which suggests a reliance on balance sheet liquidity rather than current operational cash generation.

The decision to continue returning capital during periods of negative cash flow may indicate management's commitment to shareholder value, but it also raises questions about the long-term sustainability of these payouts. Investors should consider whether this capital allocation strategy is prudent given the inherent volatility of the firm's core institutional business.

GS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) generate from operations?

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) generated $-45154.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.'s free cash flow?

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) reported negative free cash flow of $47.22B in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) spent $2.06B 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 Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) returned $5.28B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $12.36B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.