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HEICO Corporation (HEI) Cash Flow Statement

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Free cash flow margin has expanded to 22.8% in Q3 2026, with operating cash flow consistently exceeding net income, indicating high earnings quality and efficient cash conversion.

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HEI Cash Flow Statement

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HEI Cash Flow Statement

HEICO Corporation (HEI) cash flow statement — 30-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMOct'25Oct'24Oct'23Oct'22Oct'21Oct'20Oct'19Oct'18Oct'17Oct'16Oct'15Oct'14Oct'13Oct'12Oct'11Oct'10Oct'09Oct'08Oct'07Oct'06Oct'05Oct'04Oct'03Oct'02Oct'01Oct'00Oct'99Oct'98Oct'97Oct'96
Cash from Operations1.11B934.27M672.37M448.74M467.86M444.08M409.13M437.38M328.49M274.88M249.18M172.86M190.69M131.84M138.59M125.52M101.72M75.82M73.16M57.45M46.91M35.81M44.05M27.88M23.29M16.53M12.13M8M9.5M1.7M1.7M
Operating CF Margin %-20.83%17.43%15.12%21.19%23.8%22.89%21.28%18.48%18.03%18.11%14.54%16.84%13.07%15.44%16.41%16.49%14.08%12.56%11.31%11.96%13.28%20.42%15.8%13.53%9.65%5.98%5.66%9.96%2.67%4.91%
Operating CF Growth %123.59%38.95%49.84%-4.09%5.35%8.54%-6.46%33.15%19.5%10.31%44.15%-9.35%44.64%-4.87%10.41%23.4%34.16%3.63%27.35%22.47%31%-18.71%58%19.73%40.87%36.25%51.65%-15.79%458.82%0%-76.06%
Net Income847.72M745.55M559.09M444.38M390.62M329.76M335.86M359.74M285.69M207.66M176.15M153.56M138.77M124.56M106.67M95.45M72.36M44.63M48.51M39.01M31.89M22.81M20.63M12.22M15.23M15.83M26.32M16.3M10.5M7M9.9M
Depreciation & Amortization217.58M196.08M175.33M130.04M96.33M93.02M88.56M83.5M77.19M64.82M60.28M47.91M47.76M36.79M30.66M18.54M17.6M14.97M15.05M12.17M10.56M7.41M6.78M5.08M4.53M10.59M9.78M6.1M2.8M1.6M2.1M
Stock-Based Compensation34.44M34.38M18.77M15.47M12.65M9.06M10.13M10.33M9.28M7.42M6.43M6.05M6.43M5.12M3.95M2.65M1.35M181K0000000000000
Deferred Taxes-17.02M-48.56M-22M-26.53M8.88M-15.63M-6M-6.39M-12.98M-11.1M-9.19M-7.08M-16.75M-5.79M10.33M7.73M1.82M-2.65M3.62M2.82M2.56M3.03M4.13M3.52M3.92M760K-175K0-300K-500K-1M
Other Non-Cash Items26.44M31.17M62.55M-10.79M5.38M13.58M14.28M9.54M8.32M10.62M9.45M2.71M-6.82M1.41M2.15M4.72M1.97M-1.27M22.96M19.41M13.88M7.96M6.05M2.36M3.04M2.29M-12.26M3.4M1.4M-200K-5.6M
Working Capital Changes-48.07M-24.35M-121.37M-103.85M-46M14.3M-33.71M-19.34M-39.02M8.87M16.59M-30.29M21.3M-30.26M-2.02M4.12M6.63M2.86M-17.13M-15.96M-11.98M-5.4M6.47M4.04M-1.85M-12.94M-11.52M-17.8M-4.9M-6.2M-3.7M
Change in Receivables-90.74M-82.09M-19.52M-77.24M-33.42M-26.92M55.12M-17.39M-28.57M2.85M-15.96M-22.57M7M-16.59M-5.78M-5.33M-10.68M15.21M-4.75M-13.79M-5.02M-6.85M-6.19M-101K3.42M1.19M-11.57M-5.4M-3.8M-2.7M200K
Change in Inventory-63.06M-44.85M-132.93M-124.78M-89.19M-10.12M-28.32M-30.08M-49.45M-21.2M-14.42M-10.19M126K-14.88M-7.48M-9.4M6.36M-87K-16.6M-14.7M-13.15M-10.11M3.58M3.71M-3M-6.77M-7.47M-12.2M-4.6M-2.9M-3.3M
Change in Payables48.63M27.59M-9.82M10.97M25.57M6.91M-30.33M-3.85M17.4M6.39M4.07M3.17M2.51M-23K4.27M7.26M125K-5.62M808K000000000000
Cash from Investing-1.11B-731.69M-293.2M-2.48B-395.83M-183.45M-199.04M-280.65M-113.51M-444.81M-297.62M-186.01M-25.19M-241.31M-212.71M-103.9M-48.26M-81.3M-42.33M-61.19M-67.56M-45.9M-34.17M-5.21M-11.38M-45.88M14.74M-121.5M-55.4M-200K5.6M
Capital Expenditures-80.95M-72.89M-58.26M-49.43M-31.98M-36.18M-22.94M-28.94M-41.87M-26M-30.86M-18.25M-16.41M-18.33M-15.26M-9.45M-8.88M-10.25M-13.46M-12.89M-9.96M-8.27M-5.74M-3.77M-5.85M-6.93M-8.66M-119.1M-51.8M-3.6M-3.2M
CapEx % of Revenue1.56%1.63%1.51%1.67%1.45%1.94%1.28%1.41%2.36%1.7%2.24%1.54%1.45%1.82%1.7%1.23%1.44%1.9%2.31%2.54%2.54%3.07%2.66%2.14%3.4%4.04%4.27%84.29%54.3%5.65%9.25%
Acquisitions-1.02B-629.83M-219.29M-2.42B-347.31M-136.5M-163.94M-240.84M-59.77M-418.26M-263.81M-166.78M-8.74M-222.64M-197.28M-94.66M-39.06M-71.07M-29.04M-48.37M-58.12M-41.5M-28.1M-1.55M-4.51M-61.21M-24.8M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-4.46M-49.42M-15.65M-13.24M-16.54M-10.77M3.74M2.83M-365K-552K-2.94M-973K-40K-342K-161K201K-325K20K166K59K520K3.88M-335K85K-1.54M15.21M48.21M0300K3.4M5.9M
Cash from Financing-25.92M-150.68M-389.39M2.07B-33.83M-558.97M137.74M-159.72M-207.53M175.87M56.77M27.34M-160.12M103.21M78.43M-10.67M-54.19M-278K-22.5M3.58M20.29M15.22M-13.99M-22.89M-11.7M28.88M-28.1M110.9M30.3M11.6M-900K
Debt Issued (Net)493.51M-55M-248.92M2.16B50M-505M177M30M-148M213.12M90M41.7M-47M246M91M22M-41M18M-17.98M019M16M-14M-24M-11.03M26.97M-28.21M43.6M23M1.4M-2M
Equity Issued (Net)-18.5M-9.17M-21.96M-8.13M-23.59M1.55M00000000-307K-14.3M-681K-8.1M8.21K6.88M5.07M1.75M2.22M869K238K2.43M876K56.6M-1M1.1M1.5M
Dividends Paid-34.89M-31.97M-29.07M-27.37M-24.47M-23M-21.55M-18.69M-15.36M-12.81M-10.72M-9.34M-31.21M-120.36M-5.69M-4.49M-3.55M-3.15M-2.63M-2.06M-2M-1.22M-1.2M-1.05M-1.04M-941K-846K-700K-600K-500K-500K
Share Repurchases-25.33M-22.39M-29.91M-14.85M-25.95M-3.79M00000000-307K-14.3M-681K-8.1M00000-120K-200K0-105K-2.6M-2M00
Other Financing-466.03M-54.53M-89.44M-62.31M-35.77M-32.52M-17.7M-171.03M-44.17M-24.44M-22.5M-5.02M-81.9M-22.43M-6.58M-13.88M-8.96M-18.3M-1.9M-1.24M-1.78M-1.3M-1.01M1.3M140K417K83K11.4M8.9M9.6M100K
Net Change in Cash-20.93M55.68M-8.95M31.54M31.21M-298.55M349.85M-2.6M7.53M9.11M9.35M13.37M4.73M-5.95M3.95M10.96M-624K-5.39M7.62M-52K-331K5.12M-4.11M-218K206K-474K-1.22M-2.6M30.3M11.6M-900K
Free Cash Flow1.03B861.38M614.11M399.3M435.87M407.9M386.19M408.44M286.62M248.89M218.32M154.61M174.28M113.51M123.32M116.07M92.84M65.56M59.71M44.56M36.94M27.54M38.31M24.11M17.43M9.6M3.47M-111.1M-42.3M-1.9M-1.5M
FCF Margin %19.9%19.21%15.92%13.45%19.74%21.86%21.61%19.87%16.12%16.32%15.86%13.01%15.39%11.25%13.74%15.17%15.05%12.18%10.25%8.77%9.42%10.21%17.76%13.66%10.13%5.61%1.71%-78.63%-44.34%-2.98%-4.34%
FCF Growth %31.68%40.27%53.8%-8.39%6.86%5.62%-5.45%42.5%15.16%14%41.2%-11.28%53.54%-7.96%6.25%25.02%41.6%9.81%33.98%20.63%34.17%-28.13%58.92%38.3%81.53%176.98%103.12%-162.65%-2126.32%-26.67%-123.81%
FCF per Share7.296.124.382.873.162.962.812.972.101.841.641.171.320.870.950.890.720.510.460.350.290.220.310.190.130.080.03-1.09-0.47-0.06-0.05
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.22x1.35x1.31x1.11x1.33x1.46x1.30x1.33x1.27x1.48x1.60x1.30x1.57x1.29x1.63x1.72x1.85x1.27x1.09x1.04x1.09x1.57x2.14x2.28x1.53x1.04x0.46x0.49x0.90x0.24x0.46x
Interest Paid00148.9M54.14M6.04M00000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid00114.85M138.67M81M00000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Acquisition integration risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Exceeds Reported Net Income

Operating cash flow has consistently exceeded net income, with the OCF/NI ratio averaging 1.33 over the last ten quarters, indicating high-quality earnings and strong cash conversion.

The persistent premium of operating cash flow over net income suggests that HEICO's reported profits are backed by tangible cash generation, not accounting adjustments. This strong conversion is likely driven by the company's high-margin, aftermarket business model and disciplined working capital management, providing a solid foundation for funding its acquisition-driven growth strategy.

FCF Margin Expansion Outpaces Net Income

Free cash flow margin has expanded from 13.4% in Q2 2024 to 22.8% in Q3 2026, demonstrating that the company's profitability is translating into accelerating cash generation.

The FCF margin trajectory is particularly impressive as it has expanded faster than the net income margin, indicating that the company is not only growing profitably but also becoming more efficient at converting those profits into free cash. This trend supports the thesis that HEICO's growth is self-funding and that its capital intensity remains low relative to its earnings power.

Minimal Capital Intensity Preserves Cash

Capital expenditures have remained consistently low at approximately 1.5% of revenue, allowing the vast majority of operating cash flow to be available for strategic deployment.

The consistently low CapEx/Revenue ratio, averaging around 1.5%, underscores the asset-light nature of HEICO's business model, which relies on specialized engineering and regulatory expertise rather than heavy manufacturing infrastructure. This low capital intensity is a key structural advantage, as it means the company can grow its earnings and cash flow without requiring proportionate reinvestment in fixed assets.

Acquisition-Fueled Growth Strategy

The company has deployed over $1.8 billion in net cash for acquisitions over the last ten quarters, using its robust free cash flow to fund a consistent roll-up strategy.

The cash flow statement reveals a clear and consistent pattern of using free cash flow to fund bolt-on acquisitions, which is the primary engine of HEICO's long-term growth. The minimal dividends and negligible share repurchases indicate that management is prioritizing reinvestment into the business for compounding returns, a strategy that appears well-supported by the company's strong cash generation and low leverage.

Cumulative Cash Surplus Validates Model

Over the last ten quarters, cumulative operating cash flow of $2.31 billion has exceeded cumulative net income of $1.75 billion by $560 million, confirming the durability of the cash generation model.

This significant cumulative surplus of cash over reported earnings is a powerful indicator of the underlying health of the business. It suggests that the company's accounting earnings are conservative and that the core operations are generating more cash than the income statement alone would imply, providing a substantial buffer for strategic investments and weathering potential downturns.

Cash Flow Statement Obscures Acquisition Costs

The cash flow statement does not fully disclose the impact of acquisition-related costs, such as integration expenses and inventory step-up charges, which may temporarily depress reported operating cash flow.

While the cash flow statement shows strong conversion, investors should be aware that acquisition-related accounting can create noise. The amortization of intangible assets and potential inventory step-up charges from recent deals are non-cash items that affect net income but not operating cash flow, potentially making the OCF/NI ratio appear stronger than the underlying operational cash generation in quarters with significant M&A activity.

HEI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does HEICO Corporation (HEI) generate from operations?

HEICO Corporation (HEI) generated $934.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is HEICO Corporation's free cash flow?

HEICO Corporation (HEI) generated $861.4M 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 HEICO Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

HEICO Corporation (HEI) spent $72.9M 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 HEICO Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, HEICO Corporation (HEI) returned $32.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $22.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.