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Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT) Cash Flow Statement

28Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity remains highly sensitive to working capital management, with a notable $11.5 million inflow in 2027Q1 helping to offset operational losses and support a 20.2% FCF margin.

HOFT Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMFeb'26Feb'25Jan'24Jan'23Jan'22Jan'21Feb'20Feb'19Jan'18Jan'17Jan'16Feb'15Feb'14Feb'13Jan'12Jan'11Jan'10Feb'09Feb'08Nov'06Nov'05Nov'04Nov'03Nov'02Nov'01Nov'00Nov'99Nov'98
Cash from Operations20.12M20.37M-23.02M55.47M-21.72M19.21M68.26M41.43M9.66M27.75M31.24M23.04M22.77M5.7M-3.33M32.28M-16.04M37.42M3.73M43.66M22.33M19.62M7.45M42.11M5.7M20.46M16.38M13.27M15.13M
Operating CF Margin %-6.68%-5.79%12.8%-3.72%3.24%12.64%6.78%1.41%4.47%5.41%9.33%9.32%2.5%-1.53%14.51%-7.44%18.4%1.43%13.78%6.38%5.74%2.15%13.63%2.29%9.25%6.53%5.82%7.37%
Operating CF Growth %191.51%188.51%-141.49%355.41%-213.06%-71.86%64.77%328.78%-65.18%-11.18%35.61%1.18%299.72%270.9%-110.33%301.25%-142.85%903.35%-91.46%95.53%13.78%163.44%-82.31%639.37%-72.17%24.92%23.48%-12.35%-
Net Income-22.85M-12.89M-12.51M9.56M-4.31M11.72M-10.43M17.08M39.87M28.56M25.29M16.18M12.58M7.93M8.63M5.06M3.24M3.01M6.91M19.66M14.14M12.48M18.2M14.71M15.39M6.51M14.91M14.29M10.79M
Depreciation & Amortization7.43M7.06M9.23M8.96M8.83M7.81M6.78M7.1M7.44M6.65M8M2.95M2.6M2.49M2.57M2.57M2.85M3.13M2.91M3.35M4.64M6.3M7.42M8.72M8.1M7.59M6.69M4.99M4.9M
Stock-Based Compensation-1.77M0950K1.71M1.24M-28K1.74M1.3M1.28M1.18M1.16M829K123K338K465K00000000000000
Deferred Taxes-7.56M-8.79M-4.01M2.52M-3.16M2.32M-11.26M1.94M-1.22M4.21M-2.22M539K-135K340K20K-36K-1.87M239K-2M2.62M-3.27M-1.48M41K2.3M-634K0000
Other Non-Cash Items37.68M16.94M5.57M462K23.99M-981K47.8M-2.06M-1.21M-542K1.15M-821K196K-610K-607K5.02M2.3M1.44M6.28M2.75M4.58M9.03M6.62M5.44M1.79M1.46M2M-557K-620K
Working Capital Changes12.43M18.06M-22.25M32.27M-48.31M-1.64M33.63M16.07M-36.51M-12.3M-2.13M3.36M7.41M-4.79M-14.4M22.44M-22.68M28.2M-10.62M15.38M-4.65M-6.71M-24.83M10.93M-18.95M4.9M-7.22M-5.46M68K
Change in Receivables-4.39M8.6M-7.75M11.64M16.83M9.52M-323K25.34M-17.98M4.22M-21.51M4.17M-3.78M653K-2.53M1.5M-2.45M3.01M007.7M0-4.61M0-4.34M0000
Change in Inventory14.76M17.54M-9.56M34.78M-47.83M-4.86M22.65M12.39M-21.32M-7.21M6.02M1.26M4.04M856K-15.74M23.3M-21.26M24.07M-9.63M18.76M579K992K-27.33M18.64M-21.44M9.26M-5.73M-1.24M-2.34M
Change in Payables3.74M-5.82M3.37M190K-15.78M-1.31M6.69M-15.35M8.13M-4.62M4.66M-1.27M3.22M-5.16M2.39M-2.63M1.36M2.03M001.2M07.99M01.34M0000
Cash from Investing2.83M1.84M-2.7M-8.56M-29.96M-6.86M-476K-4.25M-4.51M-36.48M-88.06M-3.46M-3.68M-3.85M-4.62M-4.23M-1.02M-1.71M-3.75M-14.1M-859K1.64M-2.62M-25.96M-6.06M-6.02M-12.81M-8.63M-11.49M
Capital Expenditures-2.71M-3.16M-3.07M-6.82M-4.2M-6.69M-1.21M-5.13M-5.21M-3.17M-2.45M-2.85M-2.99M-3.6M-4.06M-3.81M-2.01M-1.68M-2.27M-1.94M-4.27M-3.59M-3.7M-3.97M-6.08M-8.8M-12.01M-8.63M-11.49M
CapEx % of Revenue0.94%1.04%0.77%1.57%0.72%1.13%0.22%0.84%0.76%0.51%0.43%1.15%1.23%1.58%1.86%1.71%0.93%0.83%0.87%0.61%1.22%1.05%1.07%1.29%2.45%3.98%4.79%3.79%5.59%
Acquisitions28K5.53M3K-2.37M-25.27M18K016K11K-32.77M-86.06M6K000000-181K-15.83M000-22.08M0-801K000
Investments-----------------------------
Other Investing5.51M-525K372K630K-492K-188K734K859K703K-544K455K-608K-687K-259K-562K-424K988K-29K-1.3M3.67M3.41M5.23M181K92K18K3.58M-801K00
Cash from Financing-30.34M-27.39M-11.15M-22.76M1.32M-8.82M-37.98M-12.58M-24.63M-140K42.69M-4.32M-4.31M-4.3M-6.06M-4.32M-4.31M-9.53M-21.25M-43.57M-5.97M-14.13M-10.46M-3.6M-5.24M-7.76M-2.48M-8.11M-850K
Debt Issued (Net)-22.7M-18.63M-815K-1.4M24.3M0-30.14M-5.37M-17.92M5.71M47.55M000000-5.22M-2.69M-2.5M-2.28M-9.87M-7.67M2.06M-2.21M-2.59M22.5M-5.06M2.08M
Equity Issued (Net)-96K00-11.67M-13.34M000000000-671K000-14.1M-36.03M0-930K00-1.17M-25.41M-755K-755K-775K
Dividends Paid-7.52M-8.77M-9.85M-9.68M-9.6M-8.82M-7.84M-7.21M-6.71M-5.82M-4.85M-4.32M-4.31M-4.3M-5.39M-4.32M-4.31M-4.31M-4.46M-5.04M-3.69M-3.29M-2.79M-2.46M-1.87M-2.26M-2.48M-2.29M-2.15M
Share Repurchases-96K00-11.67M-13.34M000000000-671K000-14.1M-36.03M0-930K00-1.17M-25.41M-755K-755K-775K
Other Financing-16K0-480K0-37K0000-39K00000000000-38K0-3.21M022.5M-2.48M00
Net Change in Cash-7.39M-5.18M-36.86M24.16M-50.36M3.52M29.81M24.6M-19.48M-8.88M-14.13M15.26M14.78M-2.46M-14.01M23.73M-21.37M26.19M-21.27M-14.01M15.5M7.13M-5.63M12.54M-5.61M6.68M1.09M-3.47M2.8M
Free Cash Flow17.4M17.21M-26.09M48.66M-25.92M12.52M67.05M36.3M4.45M24.58M28.79M20.19M19.77M2.1M-7.39M28.47M-18.05M35.75M1.46M41.72M18.06M16.03M3.75M38.13M-387K11.66M4.37M4.64M3.65M
FCF Margin %6.02%5.64%-6.56%11.23%-4.44%2.11%12.42%5.94%0.65%3.96%4.99%8.17%8.09%0.92%-3.39%12.8%-8.38%17.58%0.56%13.17%5.16%4.69%1.08%12.34%-0.16%5.27%1.74%2.04%1.78%
FCF Growth %233.04%165.96%-153.62%287.74%-307.05%-81.33%84.72%716.1%-81.9%-14.61%42.58%2.1%841.62%128.4%-125.97%257.75%-150.49%2350.1%-96.5%130.99%12.64%327.92%-90.17%9953.49%-103.32%166.83%-5.78%27.17%-
FCF per Share1.611.60-2.484.49-2.241.055.673.070.382.112.471.871.840.20-0.692.64-1.683.320.133.351.511.360.323.32-0.030.760.300.300.24
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.76x-0.76x1.84x5.62x5.04x1.64x-6.55x2.43x0.24x0.97x1.24x1.42x1.81x0.72x-0.39x6.38x-4.95x12.44x0.54x2.22x1.58x1.57x0.41x2.86x0.37x3.14x1.10x0.93x1.40x
Interest Paid-466K01.31M1.38M642K0444K993K1.34M1.14M1.14M43K45K0000000000000000
Taxes Paid00023K101K5.89M5.87M6.82M13.61M14.12M14.12M8.84M4.7M5.53M2.9M1.99M3.94M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Liquidity constraints and volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2027Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Divergence

As reported in recent financial filings, HOFT's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, evidenced by a 2027Q1 OCF/NI ratio of 13.58, which suggests that reported earnings are currently failing to capture the underlying cash-generative capacity of the firm's core wholesale operations.

The significant variance between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash items and working capital swings are masking the true economic performance of the business. Investors should monitor whether this divergence reflects a temporary accounting timing difference or a more permanent deterioration in the quality of earnings.

Volatile Free Cash Flow Trends

Based on quarterly data, HOFT's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, swinging from a negative $18.9 million in 2025Q3 to a positive $14.0 million in 2027Q1, a pattern that highlights the company's sensitivity to cyclical demand shocks and inventory management challenges.

The inability to maintain consistent positive free cash flow suggests that the company's current business model is highly susceptible to external market conditions. This volatility warrants further investigation into whether the recent cash generation is sustainable or merely a byproduct of aggressive inventory liquidation.

Working Capital as Cash Driver

According to historical cash flow statements, working capital changes have been the primary driver of liquidity, with a notable $11.5 million inflow in 2027Q1, suggesting that the company is currently relying on inventory reduction to offset operational losses and fund its ongoing cash requirements.

The reliance on working capital management to generate cash flow appears to be a defensive measure against declining sales. If the company continues to draw down inventory to support liquidity, it may face future supply chain bottlenecks when demand eventually stabilizes.

Capital Intensity and Asset Maintenance

As indicated by recent SEC filings, HOFT maintains a low capital intensity, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently hovering around 1% over the last ten quarters, which suggests that the firm is prioritizing cash preservation over significant investment in its physical distribution or manufacturing infrastructure.

The minimal capital expenditure levels may indicate that the company is deferring necessary upgrades to its hub-and-spoke distribution model. While this supports short-term cash flow, it may impair the company's long-term competitive position if its infrastructure becomes outdated relative to more agile industry peers.

HOFT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT) generate from operations?

Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT) generated $20.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Hooker Furnishings Corporation's free cash flow?

Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT) generated $17.2M in free cash flow in 2026. 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 Hooker Furnishings Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT) spent $3.2M on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Hooker Furnishings Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT) returned $8.8M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.