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The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly volatile, swinging from a $1.3 billion inflow in 2025Q4 to an $893 million outflow in 2026Q1, largely driven by unpredictable working capital shifts.

GT 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 Operations616M796M698M1.03B521M1.06B1.11B1.21B916M1.16B1.5B1.69B340M938M1.04B773M924M1.3B-745M132M560M885M719.8M-306.7M676.4M1.27B509.8M634.7M439.1M1.07B897.5M
Operating CF Margin %-4.35%3.7%5.14%2.5%6.08%9.05%8.19%5.92%7.53%9.92%10.26%1.87%4.8%4.94%3.4%4.91%7.96%-3.82%0.67%2.99%4.89%3.92%-2.03%4.88%8.94%3.54%4.75%3.36%8.17%6.91%
Operating CF Growth %-82.07%14.04%-32.36%98.08%-50.94%-4.75%-7.62%31.77%-20.9%-23.01%-10.85%396.18%-63.75%-9.63%34.28%-16.34%-28.76%274.09%-664.39%-76.43%-36.72%22.95%334.69%-145.34%-46.59%148.43%-19.68%44.55%-58.88%18.97%37.48%
Net Income-2.08B-1.7B70M-687M202M764M-1.25B-311M708M365M1.28B376M2.52B675M237M417M-164M-364M-77M602M-330M228M114.8M-802.1M-1.11B-203.6M40.3M241.1M682.3M558.7M101.7M
Depreciation & Amortization1.02B1.04B1.05B1B964M883M859M795M778M781M727M698M732M722M687M715M652M636M660M659M694M706M714.8M693.3M602.8M636.7M630.3M581.7M487.8M469.3M460.8M
Stock-Based Compensation11M28M0014M36M31M27M16M22M23M19M20M18M15M384M428M287M-31M292M361M439M344.5M-118.7M0000000
Deferred Taxes10M1.36B-65M-230M28M-471M23M0131M385M-229M79M-1.97B-136M-285M-660M-879M-298M31M23M-48M-19M-4.5M-14.8M987.9M-252M-138.9M-142.3M144.9M-30.7M-238.5M
Other Non-Cash Items1.24B-239M-174M554M6M-37M265M412M-414M-18M100M383M-1.42B-1.1B-367M173M323M-328M-1.13B-1.39B-771M-712M-784.4M-567M21.6M376.6M96.9M-22.3M-45.9M227.8M-9.2M
Working Capital Changes423M305M-182M394M-693M-113M1.19B284M-261M-290M-328M85M258M531M506M-256M564M1.36B-198M-57M654M243M334.6M502.6M169.9M708.8M-118.8M-23.5M-830M-157.3M-250.8M
Change in Receivables371M215M127M-59M-333M-300M132M71M-172M-147M211M-31M75M79M291M-337M-181M139M294M-104M91M2M538.3M-831.8M34.8M000000
Change in Inventory83M12M-122M908M-1.04B-982M713M6M-171M-44M-172M-89M-35M366M619M-1.01B-536M1.26B-700M-395M108M-253M-53.9M41.6M84.9M407.8M-382.6M276.9M-313.6M-107.1M-5.5M
Change in Payables-157M-248M-87M-550M686M923M26M0223M85M-156M78M-41M-30M-453M696M769M-323M287M294M92M44M-118.6M-90.5M98.3M000000
Cash from Investing391M997M-1B-1.03B-914M-2.79B-667M-800M-867M-879M-973M-1.26B-851M-1.14B-1.12B-902M-859M-663M-1.14B829M-532M-440M-525.2M-236M-542.4M-447.4M-468.4M-1.8B-701.5M-804M-690.9M
Capital Expenditures-742M-826M-1.19B-1.05B-1.06B-981M-647M-770M-811M-881M-996M-983M-923M-1.17B-1.13B-1.04B-944M-746M-1.13B-739M-671M-634M-518.6M-446.6M-457.9M-435.4M-614.5M-1.7B-1.06B-826.1M-617.5M
CapEx % of Revenue4.14%4.52%6.29%5.23%5.1%5.61%5.25%5.22%5.24%5.73%6.57%5.98%5.09%5.98%5.37%4.58%5.01%4.58%5.81%3.76%3.58%3.5%2.83%2.96%3.3%3.07%4.26%12.71%8.07%6.32%4.76%
Acquisitions471M00043M-1.86B647M0811M5M24M-320M0000043M58M0-41M-2M-61.8M053.3M118.2M172.6M49.5M493.3M37.6M0
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing662M1.82B183M23M72M37M-667M-30M-867M2M35M49M49M48M33M141M59M-7M15M1.57B180M196M55.2M184M-111.6M-129.8M-28.2M-159.8M-138.8M-17.7M-62.4M
Cash from Financing-1.16B-1.77B225M-333M575M1.31B203M-307M-243M-415M-860M-985M-11M1.08B-426M994M179M-654M348M-1.44B1.65B-175M189.1M1.13B-156.8M-103M-3.6M1.18B246.3M-205.8M-206.8M
Debt Issued (Net)-1.15B-1.76B264M-343M582M1.41B250M-66M135M129M-256M-477M309M1.14B-265M562M212M-619M387M-2.25B1.72B-66M328M1.23B-90.2M47M207.7M1.36B480.6M-30.2M-133.9M
Equity Issued (Net)-2M-6M-3M-2M-6M9M00-220M-400M-487M-127M-234M22M3M492M1M2M5M937M12M7M2M200K18.7M1.7M4.2M14.1M-46.4M2.7M86.8M
Dividends Paid000000-37M-148M-138M-110M-82M-68M-75M-41M-29M-15M00-55M-100M-69M-52M-28.9M-15.7M-86M-175.6M-215.5M-187.5M-187.9M-178.3M-159.7M
Share Repurchases-2M-6M-3M-2M-6M0-1M0-220M-400M-500M-180M-234M-4M00000000000000-85.2M-78.4M0
Other Financing-9M-5M-36M12M-1M-106M-10M-93M-20M-34M-24M-313M-11M-42M-135M-45M-34M-37M11M-27M-16M-64M-140.9M-85.2M-79.1M23.9M00000
Net Change in Cash-246M46M-121M-326M147M-460M650M101M-237M-79M-344M-685M-835M715M-491M767M83M28M-1.57B-399M1.74B210M421.6M646.8M-36.4M706.5M11.6M2.3M-19.6M20.1M-29.8M
Free Cash Flow-126M-30M-490M-18M-540M81M468M437M105M277M508M704M-583M-230M-89M-270M-20M551M-1.88B-607M-111M251M201.2M-753.3M218.5M831.1M-104.7M-1.06B-617.2M241.7M280M
FCF Margin %-0.7%-0.16%-2.6%-0.09%-2.6%0.46%3.8%2.96%0.68%1.8%3.35%4.28%-3.21%-1.18%-0.42%-1.19%-0.11%3.38%-9.64%-3.09%-0.59%1.39%1.1%-4.99%1.58%5.87%-0.73%-7.95%-4.72%1.85%2.16%
FCF Growth %75.68%93.88%-2622.22%96.67%-766.67%-82.69%7.09%316.19%-62.09%-45.47%-27.84%220.75%-153.48%-158.43%67.04%-1250%-103.63%129.34%-209.39%-446.85%-144.22%24.75%126.71%-444.76%-73.71%893.79%90.14%-72.12%-355.36%-13.68%652.69%
FCF per Share146.51-0.10-1.70-0.06-1.890.312.001.880.441.091.912.58-2.09-0.83-0.36-1.00-0.082.29-7.79-2.62-0.631.201.05-4.301.315.20-0.81-6.68-3.901.531.79
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.06x-0.46x9.97x-1.50x2.58x1.39x-0.89x-3.88x1.32x3.35x1.19x5.50x0.14x1.49x4.90x2.25x-4.28x-3.46x9.68x0.22x-1.70x3.88x6.26x0.38x-0.54x-4.98x12.65x2.61x0.69x1.91x8.82x
Interest Paid0000000324M00000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Persistent Liquidity and Leverage

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

According to the provided cash flow data, Goodyear exhibits a profound disconnect between net income and operating cash flow, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio that frequently swings into extreme negative territory, such as the -4.68x observed in 2025Q1, signaling significant underlying accrual-based volatility.

The recurring divergence between reported net income and cash generated from operations suggests that non-cash charges and working capital swings are masking the true cash-generative capacity of the core business. Investors should monitor whether this volatility is a byproduct of the ongoing restructuring plan or a structural inability to convert accounting profits into tangible liquidity.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Trends

As reported in financial statements, Goodyear's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, with quarterly figures oscillating between a $1.3 billion inflow in 2025Q4 and a $893 million outflow in 2026Q1, reflecting a business model that struggles to maintain consistent positive cash generation.

The extreme variance in FCF margins, which reached -23.0% in the most recent quarter, indicates that the company is currently unable to self-fund its operations and capital requirements. This instability appears to be driven by the cyclical nature of the tire industry combined with the heavy burden of restructuring-related cash outflows.

Working Capital Management Under Stress

Based on the reported figures, working capital changes have become a primary driver of cash flow volatility, with a massive $725 million outflow in 2026Q1 following a $1.3 billion inflow in 2025Q4, suggesting that inventory and receivables management remains highly sensitive to production and demand shifts.

The sharp swings in working capital suggest that the company is frequently forced to adjust inventory levels to manage liquidity, which may be exacerbating the cash flow deficits during periods of lower demand. This pattern warrants further investigation into whether the company is effectively managing its supply chain or merely reacting to volatile market conditions.

Capital Intensity and Asset Maintenance

As indicated by the quarterly data, Goodyear maintains a consistent capital expenditure profile, with CapEx/Revenue ratios frequently exceeding 5%, such as the 7.0% observed in 2024Q1, which underscores the high-fixed-cost nature of its global manufacturing footprint and the necessity of ongoing asset reinvestment.

Despite the company's efforts to optimize its footprint, the persistent level of capital intensity suggests that maintenance requirements remain a significant drain on cash flow. This level of spending appears to be a structural necessity to remain competitive in the premium tire segment, even as the company faces broader operational headwinds.

GT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) generate from operations?

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) generated $796.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's free cash flow?

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) reported negative free cash flow of $30.0M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) spent $826.0M 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 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (GT) spent $6.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.