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Hingham Institution for Savings (HIFS) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity management appears increasingly volatile, evidenced by a sharp decline in cash and cash equivalents from $360 million in 2025Q3 to $5.2 million in 2026Q1.

HIFS 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 Operations37.43M35.79M11.89M19.75M55.85M59.01M45.59M33.17M35.87M27.44M25.14M20.22M18.15M15.92M13.67M16.82M13.61M6.6M6.15M5.25M5.02M6.99M6.97M3.27M7.17M6.31M6.05M3.56M3.5M2.7M2.2M
Operating CF Growth %694.41%200.95%-39.79%-64.63%-5.35%29.43%37.46%-7.52%30.71%9.17%24.29%11.41%14.01%16.48%-18.74%23.56%106.3%7.25%17.13%4.64%-28.16%0.2%113.27%-54.36%13.53%4.37%69.72%1.8%29.63%22.73%-33.33%
Net Income50.28M54.55M28.19M26.37M37.52M67.46M50.77M38.93M30.4M25.76M23.42M19.35M22.26M13.37M13.29M12.06M10.23M8.04M6.29M4.49M4.64M6.17M5.82M5.35M5.98M5.09M4.23M3.25M3M2.7M2M
Depreciation & Amortization756K752K750K685K494K543K703K652K638K650K730K766K770K664K618K531K443K630K722K450K751K1.29M1.49M1.24M873K448K400K402K600K300K400K
Deferred Taxes2.01M5.71M4.76M3.24M-4.6M1.3M450K1.04M-957K-371K-541K-723K168K-241K154K73K-674K-459K-474K-189K-162K-62K6K69K178K-24K-108K-32K000
Other Non-Cash Items-16.03M-27.44M-20.36M-14.16M26.26M-10.71M-5.34M-5.58M4.65M1.75M1.01M832K-5.34M714K1.22M1.86M1.73M1.76M334K-168K287K-196K-457K-630K80K104K284K189K-100K200K100K
Working Capital Changes226K2.03M-1.63M3.58M-3.85M381K-1.07M-2.04M1.03M-523K355K-108K12K1.41M-1.63M2.27M1.88M-3.38M-716K660K-496K-217K113K-2.77M54K694K1.24M-242K0-500K-300K
Cash from Investing19.11M-37.53M32.48M-276.58M-685.28M-527.34M-280.43M-219.49M-187.08M-236.07M-182.97M-132.87M-116.76M-137.57M-109.82M-63.42M-80.1M-85.53M-72.88M-38.01M-56.4M-82.73M-71.93M-73.02M-47.83M-28.33M-41.07M-34.22M-26.4M-25.6M-25.6M
Purchase of Investments-16.4M-9.4M-17.2M-2.89M-9M-18.86M-20.06M-6.64M-13.54M-3.71M-8.97M-5.88M-31.9M-42.75M-76.07M-55.88M-77.17M-60.91M-94.93M-62.95M-46.04M-29.96M-51.53M-62.57M-14.97M-26.65M-13.86M-22.75M-14M-11.5M-4.3M
Sale/Maturity of Investments10.22M179K1.05M1.43M12.45M4.58M9.76M4.05M6.37M957K26.45M35.98M6.79M31.16M60.56M47.7M69.14M53.17M78.3M76.23M41.94M20.34M36.86M31.02M13.43M16.38M10.15M14.22M20.4M8.1M10.4M
Net Investment Activity-6.18M-9.22M-16.16M-1.46M3.45M-14.29M-10.3M-2.59M-7.18M-2.76M17.48M30.09M-25.11M-11.59M-15.51M-8.17M-8.03M-7.74M-16.63M13.28M-4.1M-9.62M-14.67M-31.55M-1.54M-10.27M-3.71M-8.54M6.4M-3.4M6.1M
Acquisitions0000000000000000000000000000000
Other Investing25.52M-28.04M48.77M-273.83M-686.2M-511.45M-268.61M-216.25M-178.77M-233.06M-200.35M-162.32M-91.53M-123.65M-90.11M-52.11M-69.07M-77.52M-55.18M-50.96M-51.28M-72.91M-56.91M-41.12M-45.91M-17.05M-37.21M-25.1M-32M-21.7M-31.6M
Cash from Financing-31.36M19.51M-55.02M257.27M720.3M505.5M216.68M142.49M91.95M240.93M219.75M196.44M172.99M137.16M67.15M95.08M81.71M111.36M53.34M47.26M57.7M75.19M57.44M56.03M34.08M41.94M40.27M28.08M34.2M18.5M24.4M
Dividends Paid-7.02M-5.5M-5.48M-6.77M-6.58M-5.78M-4.93M-4.35M-3.69M-3.45M-3.24M-4.56M-2.92M-2.81M-2.72M-2.61M-2.44M-2.27M-2.16M-2.12M-2.11M-2.05M-1.91M-1.82M-1.64M-1.5M-1.31M-1.08M-900K-700K-500K
Share Repurchases0000000-214K00000000000000000000000
Stock Issued1.65M244K1.27M1.06M316K233K152K214K000000000000114K243K30K00000000
Net Stock Activity1.65M244K1.27M1.06M316K233K152K0000000000000114K243K30K00000000
Debt Issuance (Net)-2M-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Financing31.48M57.95M144.88M-153.69M115.56M254.08M319.32M248.31M68.27M140.59M150.19M128.18M149.08M71.64M83.03M57.84M99.25M105.8M30.5M99.88M43.94M29.84M43.36M15.79M25.71M24.5M32.18M15.01M18.4M10.6M17M
Net Change in Cash25.18M17.78M-10.65M444K90.87M37.17M-18.16M-43.83M-59.25M32.3M61.92M83.79M74.38M15.51M-29.01M48.48M15.23M32.42M-13.39M14.5M6.32M-554K-7.51M-13.72M-6.59M19.93M5.24M-2.58M11.3M-4.3M-10.6M
Exchange Rate Effect0000000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning369.61M351.83M362.48M362.03M271.16M233.99M252.15M295.98M355.23M322.93M261.01M177.22M102.85M87.33M116.34M67.86M52.64M20.22M33.6M19.1M12.78M13.34M20.85M34.57M41.16M21.23M15.99M18.57M7.3M11.6M10.6M
Cash at End386.82M369.61M351.83M362.48M362.03M271.16M233.99M252.15M295.98M355.23M322.93M261.01M177.22M102.85M87.33M116.34M67.86M52.64M20.22M33.6M19.1M12.78M13.34M20.85M34.57M41.16M21.23M15.99M18.6M7.3M35M
Interest Paid127.73M128.84M155.54M118.23M28.57M118.23M21.87M41.28M26.77M17.09M13.29M10.96M10.08M10.49M10.93M12.73M15.22M17.58M0000000000000
Income Taxes Paid13.31M12.66M625K8.61M21.21M24.06M18.83M13.58M13.38M18.74M16.91M14.06M10.71M8.86M9.11M8.73M7.71M5.65M0000000000000
Free Cash Flow37.19M35.53M11.75M18.45M53.33M57.41M44.06M32.52M34.74M27.18M25.04M19.57M18.02M13.58M9.47M13.68M10.62M6.32M5.09M4.92M4M6.79M6.63M2.92M6.78M5.31M5.9M2.98M2.7M2.2M2.1M
FCF Growth %90.82%202.25%-36.31%-65.39%-7.11%30.29%35.49%-6.4%27.81%8.58%27.91%8.59%32.69%43.47%-30.78%28.8%68.12%24.13%3.33%22.97%-41%2.37%126.86%-56.91%27.79%-9.97%97.79%10.41%22.73%4.76%-12.5%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

CRE concentration and funding

Earnings Retention and Capital Buffers

According to recent financial disclosures, Hingham's net income volatility, exemplified by the $2.9 million reported in 2026Q1, suggests that organic capital generation remains inconsistent, potentially limiting the institution's capacity to fund future loan growth without relying on external capital or further balance sheet optimization.

The wide variance in quarterly net income, often influenced by non-operating equity portfolio fluctuations, complicates the assessment of sustainable capital generation. Investors should monitor whether the current earnings trajectory provides a sufficient buffer to support the bank's CRE-heavy risk profile during periods of market stress.

Securities Portfolio Liquidity and Reinvestment

As reported in quarterly filings, Hingham's investment activity remains characterized by modest purchase volumes, such as the $10.8 million in 2026Q1, which appears to be a tactical effort to manage liquidity rather than a strategic shift toward a larger, yield-generating securities portfolio.

The bank's investment strategy appears secondary to its primary focus on loan originations, with securities purchases often offset by sales or maturities. This suggests that the investment portfolio is utilized primarily as a liquidity management tool rather than a core driver of long-term interest income.

Dividend Sustainability Amidst Earnings Volatility

Based on historical cash flow data, Hingham has maintained a consistent dividend payout of $1.4 million per quarter for most periods, though the 2026Q1 increase to $2.9 million warrants further investigation regarding the sustainability of such distributions given the bank's recent earnings pressure.

While the dividend has historically been a stable component of capital return, the recent uptick in payout relative to net income suggests a potential tightening of the payout ratio. Analysts should evaluate whether this reflects management's confidence in future earnings or a departure from previous capital allocation discipline.

Hidden Risks in Cash Flow

As indicated by the divergence between net income and operating cash flow, with an OCF/NI ratio of 4.60 in 2026Q1, the reported cash flow statement appears to mask significant underlying volatility driven by changes in trading assets and loan-related working capital adjustments.

The high OCF/NI ratio suggests that operating cash flow is heavily influenced by non-core balance sheet movements rather than pure earnings conversion. This discrepancy highlights the limitations of using traditional cash flow metrics to gauge the operational health of a bank with such high CRE concentration.

HIFS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Hingham Institution for Savings (HIFS) generate from operations?

Hingham Institution for Savings (HIFS) generated $35.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Hingham Institution for Savings's free cash flow?

Hingham Institution for Savings (HIFS) generated $35.5M 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 Hingham Institution for Savings's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Hingham Institution for Savings (HIFS) spent $0.3M 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 Hingham Institution for Savings distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Hingham Institution for Savings (HIFS) returned $5.5M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.