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Hillenbrand, Inc. (HI) Cash Flow Statement

26Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation has become increasingly erratic, swinging from a $153.4M surplus in 2024Q4 to a $31.6M deficit in 2026Q1, largely driven by volatile working capital requirements.

HI Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'25Sep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20Sep'19Sep'18Sep'17Sep'16Sep'15Sep'14Sep'13Sep'12Sep'11Sep'10Sep'09Sep'08Sep'07Sep'06Sep'05Sep'04Sep'03Sep'02Sep'01Sep'00
Cash from Operations40.1M56.2M168M70.2M191.1M528.4M354.8M178.9M248.3M246.2M238.2M105M179.6M127.2M138.2M189.5M118.2M123.2M101.8M127.3M124.6M88.9M132M366.1M397M445M295M
Operating CF Margin %-2.1%5.28%2.48%8.25%23.57%14.1%9.9%14.03%15.48%15.48%6.58%10.77%8.19%14.06%21.45%15.78%18.98%15.01%19.08%18.47%13.48%20.62%21.61%22.87%26.6%18.02%
Operating CF Growth %-364.48%-66.55%139.32%-63.27%-63.83%48.93%98.32%-27.95%0.85%3.36%126.86%-41.54%41.2%-7.96%-27.07%60.32%-4.06%21.02%-20.03%2.17%40.16%-32.65%-63.94%-7.78%-10.79%50.85%-
Net Income34.5M43.1M-213.2M107.1M109.4M249.9M-60.1M121.4M76.6M126.2M112.8M111.4M109.7M63.4M104.8M106.1M92.3M102.3M93.2M99.5M113.2M000000
Depreciation & Amortization133.7M138.5M158M125.6M98.6M115.1M130.6M58.5M56.5M56.6M60.4M54.3M58.4M89.4M40.4M36.1M28.5M18.6M19.1M18.5M17.7M000000
Stock-Based Compensation4.7M000017.4M000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-154.1M-131.1M-39.6M-5.6M12.5M12.2M-19.5M6.7M3.7M37.1M-4.7M-500K-8.2M-23.6M-5M-4.5M-18.5M3.2M-3.1M-7.1M800K000000
Other Non-Cash Items95M100.7M276.4M-107.2M159.8M-41.1M178.8M16.8M80.8M8.5M14.7M21.5M-2.5M14.8M10.2M59.8M8.2M-6.2M-600K9.6M-3.6M88.9M132M366.1M397M445M295M
Working Capital Changes-73.7M-95M-13.6M-49.7M-189.2M174.9M125M-24.5M30.7M17.8M55M-81.7M22.2M-16.8M-12.2M-8M7.7M5.3M-6.8M6.8M-3.5M000000
Change in Receivables1.3M-1.6M-5.9M-30.8M-124.2M-24.2M91.7M-66.2M-13M10.7M9.7M-15.4M0-38.9M-18.5M-8.8M-4.9M3M2M5.9M-3.2M000000
Change in Inventory43.2M33.9M83.1M57.2M-115.7M-33.4M58.5M-8.6M-24M5.4M11.3M5.2M3.3M26.5M-6.2M-5.9M20.9M6.1M-1.7M1.8M5M000000
Change in Payables-24.3M-25.3M-17.8M-14.7M95M91.3M-68.2M46.4M41.6M17.2M30.2M-76.6M18.3M100K4.9M-1.7M900K-2.6M-2.5M-300K0000000
Cash from Investing184.6M192.7M26.8M-729.9M-143.4M126M-1.3B-51.2M-23.4M-13.5M-253.5M-29.5M-8.3M-441M-22.5M-154.5M-348.7M-5.3M-4.2M-20.1M-15.3M000000
Capital Expenditures-32.3M-38.3M-54.2M-69.3M-38.3M-40M-35.9M-25.5M-27M-22M-21.2M-31M-23.6M-29.9M-20.9M-21.9M-16.3M-10M-10M-15.6M-18.8M-16.3M-16.3M-114.7M-121M-101M-106M
CapEx % of Revenue1.28%1.43%1.7%2.45%1.65%1.78%1.43%1.41%1.53%1.38%1.38%1.94%1.42%1.92%2.13%2.48%2.18%1.54%1.47%2.34%2.79%2.47%2.55%6.77%6.97%6.04%6.48%
Acquisitions85.5M86M55.4M-653.4M-93.4M166M-1.26B-25.7M3.7M5.7M-233.4M2.8M7.5M-414.1M-4.4M-240.9M-371.2M200K100K-4.5M-2.7M000000
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing16.7M30.3M25.6M-7.2M-11.7M000-100K-400K0-2.8M00095.9M1.6M2.2M00-448.1M16.3M16.3M114.7M121M101M106M
Cash from Financing-275M-279.4M-227.1M693.4M-244.2M-523.3M854.9M217.5M-232.5M-215.1M21.6M-83.2M-155.5M336.5M-211.1M-22M289.8M-97.4M-94.4M-103.5M-107M000000
Debt Issued (Net)-200.3M-204.8M-155.9M748.6M5M-344.2M922M273.8M-120.2M-147.2M83.6M-26.2M-104.1M385.6M-162.3M28.1M187.9M-40M99.1M04.8M000000
Equity Issued (Net)-800K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K00-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K0-700K000000
Dividends Paid-63.7M-63.4M-62.5M-61.3M-62M-64M-63.4M-52.6M-52.1M-51.9M-51.1M-50.4M-49.7M-48.7M-47.6M-46.9M-46.2M-45.6M-22.8M0-69.8M000000
Share Repurchases0000-203.9M-121.1M00-61M-28M-21.2M-11.2M-16.5M00-3.8M0-12.5M-6.2M0-700K000000
Other Financing-10.2M-12.2M-11.1M-14.9M-8.6M-7.1M-4.9M-6.3M-10.4M-1.7M-800K1.2M14.8M-400K-1.2M0146.3M0-164.9M-103.5M-41.3M000000
Net Change in Cash-36.7M-35M-43.9M14.5M-211.7M135.6M-87.6M342.9M-10.3M14.8M3.7M-9.7M15.3M22.5M-95.3M17.1M63.2M20.5M2.8M11.9M2.6M000000
Free Cash Flow7.8M17.9M113.8M900K152.8M500.2M318.9M153.4M221.3M224.2M217M74M156M97.3M117.3M167.6M101.9M113.2M91.8M111.7M105.8M72.6M115.7M251.4M276M344M189M
FCF Margin %0.31%0.67%3.58%0.03%6.6%22.32%12.67%8.49%12.5%14.1%14.11%4.63%9.36%6.26%11.93%18.97%13.6%17.44%13.54%16.74%15.68%11.01%18.07%14.84%15.9%20.56%11.55%
FCF Growth %-94.87%-84.27%12544.44%-99.41%-69.45%56.85%107.89%-30.68%-1.29%3.32%193.24%-52.56%60.33%-17.05%-30.01%64.48%-9.98%23.31%-17.82%5.58%45.73%-37.25%-53.98%-8.91%-19.77%82.01%-
FCF per Share0.110.251.620.012.126.634.342.423.473.503.401.162.451.541.882.701.651.831.471.791.701.161.854.014.405.493.02
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.23x1.30x-0.80x0.12x0.91x2.11x-5.90x1.47x3.24x1.95x2.11x0.94x1.64x2.01x1.32x1.79x1.28x1.20x1.09x1.28x1.10x0.86x1.16x1.94x9.02x2.62x1.92x
Interest Paid089.5M123.4M80.6M62.6M63.2M56.7M19.9M20.7M20.3M22.7M20M21M21.7M11.3M10.6M1.8M2.1M1.8M00000000
Taxes Paid067.9M115.8M238.6M71.5M93.2M39.2M53.3M38.9M18.2M48M36.4M80.2M24.4M35.3M61.5M75.7M54.7M63.4M65.5M0000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Working Capital Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Support

As reported in recent financial statements, Hillenbrand's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, evidenced by a 2026Q1 OCF/NI ratio of 12.45, which highlights the extreme difficulty in reconciling accounting profits with the actual cash generated by the company's complex industrial machinery operations.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash charges and accounting adjustments rather than operational efficiency. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect is a structural byproduct of percentage-of-completion accounting or a sign of deteriorating cash collection quality.

Free Cash Flow Remains Erratic

Based on the provided quarterly data, Hillenbrand's free cash flow trajectory is highly inconsistent, swinging from a peak of $153.4M in 2024Q4 to a deficit of $31.6M in 2026Q1, indicating that the company's cash-generative capacity is currently insufficient to support its ongoing capital requirements.

The volatility in free cash flow margins suggests that the business is struggling to maintain a stable cash profile following its recent portfolio transformation. This instability warrants further investigation into whether the company can achieve consistent positive cash flow as it integrates its new food and recycling-focused acquisitions.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

According to the company's reported cash flow figures, working capital changes have become a primary source of cash flow instability, with a significant $37.9M outflow in 2026Q1 alone, reflecting the challenges of managing inventory and receivables across a newly integrated and geographically dispersed industrial footprint.

The recurring negative working capital adjustments suggest that the company is struggling to optimize its cash conversion cycle, likely due to the long-lead-time nature of its APS project-based business. If these outflows continue, the company may face increased pressure on its liquidity position, potentially limiting its ability to fund future growth initiatives.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes M&A Integration

As indicated by the provided financial data, Hillenbrand has prioritized aggressive acquisition activity, such as the $724.1M net outflow in 2023Q4, while maintaining a consistent dividend payout of approximately $15.8M per quarter, despite the underlying volatility in the company's core operating cash flow generation.

The reliance on external capital to fund acquisitions while simultaneously paying dividends appears to be a high-risk strategy given the current instability in operating cash flow. Investors should monitor whether this capital allocation approach is sustainable or if it will necessitate a reduction in shareholder returns to preserve balance sheet health.

HI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Hillenbrand, Inc. (HI) generate from operations?

Hillenbrand, Inc. (HI) generated $56.2M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Hillenbrand, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Hillenbrand, Inc. (HI) generated $17.9M 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 Hillenbrand, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Hillenbrand, Inc. (HI) spent $38.3M 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 Hillenbrand, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Hillenbrand, Inc. (HI) returned $63.4M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.