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Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. (HY) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity is under pressure as the company reported a negative $32.9 million in free cash flow for 2026Q1, yet continued to distribute $9.1 million in dividends.

HY 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'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02
Cash from Operations89.6M86.1M170.7M150.7M40.6M-253.5M166.9M76.7M67.6M164.7M-48.9M89.4M100M152.9M128.7M54.6M47.5M115.9M-27.3M34.6M11.9M80M50.1M72.1M
Operating CF Margin %-2.28%3.96%3.66%1.14%-8.24%5.94%2.33%2.13%5.71%-1.9%3.47%3.61%5.73%5.21%2.15%2.64%7.86%-0.97%1.27%0.5%3.89%2.82%4.54%
Operating CF Growth %1188.55%-49.56%13.27%271.18%116.02%-251.89%117.6%13.46%-58.96%436.81%-154.7%-10.6%-34.6%18.8%135.71%14.95%-59.02%524.54%-178.9%190.76%-85.13%59.68%-30.51%-
Net Income-99.2M-58M144.2M125.9M-71.6M-183.2M38.5M36.6M34.3M48.9M42.3M75.1M110.2M110.2M98.1M82.6M32.3M-43.1M-376M39.3M18.1M10.7M16.4M12.3M
Depreciation & Amortization46.4M45.8M47.6M45.1M43.4M46.2M42.9M43.3M44M42.8M39.1M28.9M29.7M30.2M28M31.3M33.9M36.2M0041.1M41.9M44.1M47.7M
Stock-Based Compensation8.4M7.5M23.6M29.3M6.4M4M1.3M8.2M5.7M8.8M4.9M2.9M6M14.2M1.3M000000000
Deferred Taxes-2.3M-1.5M-8.2M-1.1M-100K19.8M-2.5M-6.8M-3.2M8.1M-7.4M-1.4M1.8M-9.6M-13.6M8.6M-1.1M28.5M00-8.7M-2.1M6.2M3.9M
Other Non-Cash Items38.3M65.1M61.2M49.9M22.9M40.5M15.8M22M23M300K-15.2M8.5M-15.6M25.9M-4.9M-2.2M-32.2M94.3M348.7M192.6M-42.1M10.3M-52.1M-273M
Working Capital Changes96.6M27.2M-97.7M-98.4M39.6M-180.8M70.9M-26.6M-36.2M55.8M-112.6M-24.6M-32.1M-18M19.8M-68M8.5M00-197.3M3.5M19.2M35.5M281.2M
Change in Receivables53.3M25.3M-14.2M26.8M-89.5M-54.6M68.9M-9.6M58M-44M-27.5M6.2M-8.5M-42M27.2M-59.3M-91.9M000-39M-14.1M-43.1M-27.5M
Change in Inventory154.9M156.6M35.3M-4.3M-39.1M-289.7M66.6M-37.9M-125.4M-43.6M-14.9M6.2M-28.8M-27.1M400K-37.8M-83.1M000-31M-71.5M-25.7M12.5M
Change in Payables-84.4M-79.9M-55.9M-81.4M78.7M129.5M4.3M1.9M23.3M125.1M-53.8M-39.3M4.7M56.2M-5M14.6M150.6M00023M91.3M-44.1M-10.2M
Cash from Investing-61.7M-62.7M-47.6M-34.5M-35.4M-24.5M-43.7M-42M-110.9M-47.3M-145.1M-31.3M-44.4M-26.1M-19.5M-15.9M-8.5M5.8M-37.5M-33.9M-30.1M-17.3M-11.1M-7.3M
Capital Expenditures-51.9M0-47.8M-35.4M-28.8M-44.3M-51.7M-49.7M-38.8M-41M-42.7M-46.6M-48.5M-36.5M-19.8M-16.5M-12.1M-5.8M00-43M-33M-27.6M-16.1M
CapEx % of Revenue1.42%1.66%1.11%0.86%0.81%1.44%1.84%1.51%1.22%1.42%1.66%1.81%1.75%1.37%0.8%0.65%0.67%0.39%--1.79%1.6%1.55%1.01%
Acquisitions-1.5M-2.6M-1.6M-2.1M-8.4M4.1M00-78M-2M-116.1M900K-3.9M0003M0004M000
Investments------------------------
Other Investing-8.3M-60.1M1.8M1.9M1.3M4.1M8M7.7M5.9M1.3M13.7M14.4M8M10.4M300K600K600K11.6M-37.5M-33.9M8.9M15.7M16.5M8.8M
Cash from Financing-25.4M-800K-100.1M-100.5M-10.9M193.6M-40.6M-51.6M-87.6M53.1M77.9M-7.1M-110.5M-104.4M-144.4M-19.5M-24.4M-18.3M48M-34.1M43.1M-26.3M-34.1M-73.8M
Debt Issued (Net)15.1M30.4M-60.8M-76M11.1M223M-18.9M-29.8M-72.2M78M99M11.4M-44.3M-84.7M-91.1M-9.3M-19.4M-18.3M000000
Equity Issued (Net)0-4.5M-14M00000000-100K-48.2M-3M-2.2M0035M000000
Dividends Paid-28.3M-25.4M-24M-22.3M-21.8M-21.6M-21.3M-21M-20.4M-19.8M-19.2M-18.4M-17.8M-16.7M-42.8M-10M-5M000-5M-5M-15M0
Share Repurchases0-4.5M-14M00000000-100K-48.2M-3M-2.2M000000000
Other Financing-12.2M-1.3M-1.3M-2.2M-200K-7.8M-400K-800K5M-5.1M-1.9M0-200K0-8.3M-200K0-35M48M-34.1M48.1M-21.3M-19.1M-73.8M
Net Change in Cash46M26.6M17.8M19.8M-6.5M-85.9M86.8M-19.1M-136.4M176.9M-111.9M43.7M-64.3M24.4M-33.6M15.4M6.3M105.2M-16.8M023.8M36.1M6.4M-4.7M
Free Cash Flow37.7M23.6M122.9M115.3M11.8M-297.8M115.2M27M28.8M123.7M-91.6M42.8M51.5M116.4M108.9M38.1M35.4M110.1M-27.3M34.6M-31.1M47M22.5M56M
FCF Margin %1.03%0.63%2.85%2.8%0.33%-9.68%4.1%0.82%0.91%4.29%-3.56%1.66%1.86%4.37%4.41%1.5%1.96%7.46%-0.97%1.27%-1.3%2.28%1.26%3.53%
FCF Growth %-38.2%-80.8%6.59%877.12%103.96%-358.51%326.67%-6.25%-76.72%235.04%-314.02%-16.89%-55.76%6.89%185.83%7.63%-67.85%503.3%-178.9%211.25%-166.17%108.89%-59.82%-
FCF per Share2.121.336.946.630.70-17.716.861.611.737.49-5.582.623.096.936.482.262.116.63-1.632.06-1.852.791.343.33
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.38x-1.43x1.20x1.20x-0.55x1.47x4.50x2.14x1.95x3.39x-1.14x1.20x0.91x1.39x1.31x0.66x1.47x-2.69x0.07x0.88x0.66x7.48x3.05x5.86x
Interest Paid000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Fixed cost absorption failure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

According to quarterly financial data, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow has become increasingly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching 1.08 in 2026Q1, signaling that reported earnings are failing to provide a reliable proxy for the company's actual cash-generating capacity during this downturn.

The significant volatility in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that accruals and non-cash adjustments are masking the underlying cash burn of the core business. Investors should monitor whether this divergence is a temporary result of inventory management or a structural issue where earnings are consistently decoupled from cash reality.

Free Cash Flow Margin Volatility

As reported in recent financial statements, Hyster-Yale's free cash flow trajectory has been highly inconsistent, swinging from a negative 5.2% margin in 2025Q1 to a positive 5.9% in 2024Q4, which underscores the company's extreme sensitivity to cyclical demand shifts and working capital fluctuations.

The inability to maintain positive free cash flow margins suggests that the company's current operating model lacks the resilience required to navigate periods of revenue contraction. This inconsistency warrants further investigation into whether the business can achieve sustainable cash generation without a significant recovery in industrial equipment demand.

Working Capital Efficiency and Liquidity

Based on the provided cash flow tables, working capital changes have been a primary driver of liquidity swings, most notably the $73.5 million cash outflow in 2025Q1, which highlights the company's vulnerability to inventory build-ups and the timing of receivables collection in a cooling market environment.

The reliance on working capital shifts to manage cash flow suggests that the company may be struggling to align its production schedules with actual end-market demand. This dynamic appears to be a significant risk factor, as it forces the company to absorb cash outflows during periods when operational performance is already under pressure.

Capital Allocation Amidst Cash Constraints

Financial records indicate that Hyster-Yale has continued to prioritize dividend payments, totaling $9.1 million in 2026Q1, despite generating negative operating cash flow, which suggests a potential misalignment between capital return policies and the company's current ability to self-fund its ongoing operational and R&D requirements.

Maintaining dividend payouts while the business is in a net loss position appears to be an aggressive capital allocation strategy that may limit the company's financial flexibility. Investors should monitor whether this commitment to shareholders will necessitate future external financing if the current cash burn persists.

HY — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. (HY) generate from operations?

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. (HY) generated $86.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. (HY) generated $23.6M 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 Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. (HY) spent $0.0M 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 Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. (HY) returned $25.4M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $4.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.