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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) Cash Flow Statement

13Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow has stabilized to $827 million in 2026Q2, though the operating cash flow to net income ratio remains volatile at 2.26, reflecting ongoing challenges in cash conversion.

HPE Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMOct'25Oct'24Oct'23Oct'22Oct'21Oct'20Oct'19Oct'18Oct'17Oct'16Oct'15Oct'14Oct'13
Cash from Operations6.36B2.92B4.34B4.43B4.59B5.87B2.24B4B2.96B889M4.96B3.66B6.91B8.74B
Operating CF Margin %-8.51%14.44%15.21%16.34%21.07%8.31%13.83%9.6%3.07%16.35%7.06%12.54%15.24%
Operating CF Growth %842.42%-32.76%-1.96%-3.59%-21.77%162.1%-43.96%34.85%233.41%-82.07%35.43%-47.03%-20.92%-
Net Income1.52B57M2.58B2.02B868M3.43B-322M1.05B1.91B344M3.16B2.46B1.65B2.05B
Depreciation & Amortization3.31B2.74B2.56B2.62B2.48B2.6B2.63B2.54B2.58B3.05B3.77B3.95B4.14B4.4B
Stock-Based Compensation807M643M430M428M391M382M274M268M286M428M558M565M427M374M
Deferred Taxes-788M-565M-64M-67M-249M-167M-294M1.08B2.23B-1.12B-1.34B-2.52B-304M-248M
Other Non-Cash Items1.08B2.75B-480M458M1.67B1B2.2B801M804M1.61B-701M1.44B1.64B1.55B
Working Capital Changes424M-2.71B-688M-1.03B-570M-1.37B-2.25B-1.74B-4.84B-3.43B-490M-2.23B-647M617M
Change in Receivables-1.6B-853M-992M-30M-186M-591M-461M374M-220M457M991M9M986M580M
Change in Inventory-738M1.78B-3.36B400M-713M-1.96B-527M46M-260M-542M34M-424M69M-251M
Change in Payables1.79B-3.47B3.93B-1.66B1.71B1.61B-225M-525M-27M992M66M868M611M472M
Cash from Investing-13.17B-13.19B-53M-3.28B-2.09B-2.8B-2.58B-3.46B-2.07B-4.91B419M-5.41B-2.97B-2.23B
Capital Expenditures-149M-2.29B-2.37B-2.83B-3.12B-2.5B-2.38B-2.86B-2.96B-3.14B-3.28B-3.34B-3.62B-2.5B
CapEx % of Revenue0.38%6.68%7.87%9.72%11.11%8.98%8.84%9.88%9.57%10.84%10.82%6.45%6.57%4.36%
Acquisitions-12.44B-11.69B-147M-761M602M-505M-866M-1.53B-194M-2.22B3.32B-2.5B-43M-167M
Investments--------------
Other Investing-1.51B-183M328M311M226M256M724M938M1.01B459M450M380M606M370M
Cash from Financing447M1.05B6.28B-1.36B-1.8B-3.36B883M-1.55B-5.59B610M-2.33B9.28B-3.8B-6.46B
Debt Issued (Net)2.8B2.34B5.74B-209M-596M-2.48B1.9B1.26B-1.68B-1.52B170M-194M-283M-1.24B
Equity Issued (Net)-422M-202M1.31B-421M-512M-242M-391M-2.25B-3.57B-2.56B-2.66B000
Dividends Paid-647M-796M-676M-619M-621M-625M-618M-608M-570M-428M-373M-32M-37M0
Share Repurchases-412M-202M-150M-421M-512M-213M-355M-2.25B-3.57B-2.56B-2.66B000
Other Financing-1.28B-299M-92M-113M-67M-18M-7M48M222M4.67B535M9.5B-3.48B-5.23B
Net Change in Cash-5.58B-9.25B10.52B-182M431M-289M545M-1.01B-4.7B-3.41B3.15B7.52B137M48M
Free Cash Flow5.64B627M1.97B1.6B1.47B3.37B-143M1.14B8M-2.25B1.68B317M3.29B6.24B
FCF Margin %14.51%1.83%6.57%5.5%5.23%12.09%-0.53%3.95%0.03%-7.77%5.53%0.61%5.97%10.89%
FCF Growth %5171.03%-68.24%23.38%8.77%-56.34%2455.94%-112.53%14162.5%100.36%-233.97%429.34%-90.37%-47.28%-
FCF per Share3.940.471.481.221.112.53-0.110.840.01-1.340.960.171.803.42
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)3.72x51.21x1.68x2.19x5.29x1.71x-6.96x3.81x1.55x2.58x1.57x1.49x4.19x4.26x
Interest Paid00772M677M453M486M574M593M609M415M585M291M357M374M
Taxes Paid00248M307M107M398M297M518M538M836M656M192M302M354M

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Integration and liquidity pressure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Volatile

As reported in recent financial statements, HPE's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated wildly, reaching a high of 14.09 in 2025Q4 before normalizing to 2.26 in 2026Q2, which highlights a persistent disconnect between accounting profits and the actual cash generated by core operations.

The significant variance in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that non-cash charges and restructuring-related accounting adjustments continue to distort the company's reported profitability. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it implies that net income may not be a reliable proxy for the company's underlying cash-generating capacity during this period of strategic transformation.

Free Cash Flow Recovery Underway

Based on quarterly cash flow data, HPE's free cash flow trajectory has shown signs of stabilization, moving from a $918 million deficit in 2025Q1 to a positive $827 million in 2026Q2, reflecting a gradual improvement in the company's ability to fund operations after accounting for capital expenditures.

While the return to positive free cash flow is a constructive signal, the margin remains thin at 7.7% as of 2026Q2. This suggests that the company's transition toward a recurring revenue model is still in its early stages and remains sensitive to the high capital intensity required to support its AI-optimized infrastructure portfolio.

Working Capital Swings Obscure Liquidity

According to historical cash flow filings, working capital changes have been a major source of volatility, with a $1.7 billion outflow in 2025Q1 contrasting sharply with a $723 million inflow in 2025Q4, indicating significant cyclicality in inventory management and the timing of customer collections.

These erratic working capital movements suggest that HPE's cash position is highly susceptible to supply chain disruptions and the lumpy nature of large-scale enterprise hardware deployments. The inability to maintain a consistent working capital cycle may indicate challenges in balancing inventory levels with the fluctuating demand for high-end compute and networking components.

Capital Allocation Strained by M&A

As evidenced by recent financial disclosures, HPE has balanced dividend payments with significant capital deployment, including a notable $12.6 billion net acquisition outflow in 2025Q3, which has placed considerable pressure on the company's available cash reserves and overall liquidity profile during this period of aggressive expansion.

The substantial capital outflow for acquisitions suggests that management is prioritizing inorganic growth over organic cash preservation. Investors should remain cautious, as the reliance on large-scale M&A to drive the Edge-to-Cloud strategy may limit the company's flexibility to navigate future downturns or fund internal R&D initiatives without further straining the balance sheet.

HPE — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) generate from operations?

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) generated $2.92B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company's free cash flow?

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) generated $627.0M 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 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) spent $2.29B 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 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) returned $796.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $202.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.