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Kellanova (K) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation has deteriorated sharply, with FCF margins compressing from a peak of 18.1% in 2023Q3 to a marginal 0.7% in 2025Q2 due to persistent working capital outflows.

K Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'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'96Dec'95
Cash from Operations1.3B1.76B1.65B1.65B1.7B1.99B1.18B1.54B1.65B1.63B1.69B1.79B1.81B1.76B1.59B1.01B1.64B1.27B1.5B1.41B1.14B1.23B1.17B999.9M1.13B880.9M795.2M720M879.8M711.5M1.04B
Operating CF Margin %-13.8%12.54%13.05%14.48%14.42%8.66%11.34%12.81%12.56%12.5%12.3%12.22%12.38%12.09%8.13%13.07%9.88%12.76%12.93%11.23%12.78%13.29%12.04%15%14.47%11.39%10.65%12.88%10.66%14.86%
Operating CF Growth %-59.42%6.99%-0.36%-2.94%-14.35%68.88%-23.44%-6.68%1.11%-3.73%-5.69%-0.77%2.79%10.22%58.23%-38.65%29.68%-15.7%6.56%23.37%-6.97%4.95%17.11%-11.67%28.5%10.78%10.44%-18.16%23.65%-31.65%7.67%
Net Income1.33B1.36B964M962M1.5B1.26B977M1.34B1.27B694M614M633M1.81B961M1.23B1.24B1.21B1.15B1.1B1B980.4M890.6M787.1M720.9M473.6M587.7M338.3M503M564M531M490.3M
Depreciation & Amortization369M367M419M478M467M479M484M516M481M517M534M503M532M448M369M392M384M375M372M352.7M391.8M410M372.8M348.4M438.6M290.6M288M278M287.3M251.5M258.8M
Stock-Based Compensation84M89M95M96M68M76M56M59M66M63M51M41M38M46M00000000000000000
Deferred Taxes81M24M-21M-46M125M69M12M23M88M-44M-169M-300M317M-159M84M266M-40M159M-69M-43.7M-59.2M57.7M74.8M111.2M71.5M-1.4M-60.5M46M38.5M58M-78.7M
Other Non-Cash Items-264M105M164M175M-456M-130M-241M-357M-444M175M394M-95M-23M-72M-214M-546M13M-334M-96M-99.3M-397.3M-204M76.1M-446M-111.1M-23M376.2M1M-18M-51.7M-65.4M
Working Capital Changes-314M-181M24M-14M2M228M-112M-49M186M223M267M249M251M161M127M-344M178M-81M10M-38.5M28.3M-29.8M-139.8M265.3M259.4M27M-146.8M-103M-20.8M-77.3M50.7M
Change in Receivables-1M-104M-42M-257M-9M75M-145M76M-57M21M-127M131M-46M-65M-100M59M-75M48M0000000000000
Change in Inventory-45M2M139M-411M-135M-54M2M-86M80M7M-42M-30M116M-80M-76M-146M-13M41M-88M-107M-24.8M-31.2M-48.2M-26.4M054.5M-39.1M-15M0-35.4M19.6M
Change in Payables-105M38M-340M411M194M-9M-9M115M193M124M427M96M30M208M40M72M-59M32M0000000000000
Cash from Investing-618M-750M-562M-448M-528M-585M774M-948M-1.09B-893M-1.13B-573M-641M-3.25B-587M-465M-370M-681M-601M-445.4M-415M-270.4M-219M-188.8M-4.14B-379.3M-244.2M-398M-329.3M-786.8M-308.9M
Capital Expenditures-655M-628M-677M-488M-553M-505M-586M-578M-501M-507M-553M-582M-637M-533M-594M-474M-377M-461M-472M-453.1M-374.2M-278.6M-247.2M-253.5M-276.5M-230.9M-564.4M-402M-337.8M-812.5M-315.7M
CapEx % of Revenue5.18%4.93%5.16%3.86%4.71%3.67%4.32%4.27%3.9%3.91%4.09%3.99%4.31%3.75%4.5%3.82%3%3.6%4.01%4.15%3.68%2.9%2.81%3.05%3.66%3.79%8.08%5.94%4.95%12.17%4.51%
Acquisitions0000-10M-7M1.32B-417M-592M-373M-617M00-2.67B000-213M-128M0-50.4M00-2.2M-3.86B-137.2M00000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing24M26M-2M38M24M-7M-28M55M6M-13M43M9M-4M-44M7M9M7M-7M3M9.4M9.6M8.2M28.2M66.9M-9.3M-11.2M320.2M4M8.5M25.7M6.8M
Cash from Financing-598M-607M-1.11B-1.08B-1.31B-1.39B-1.91B-566M-604M-642M-706M-1.06B-1.14B1.32B-957M-439M-1.18B-780M-788M-789M-905.3M-716.3M-939.4M-944.4M3.04B-441.8M-527.6M-358M-607.3M94M-759.2M
Debt Issued (Net)-47M-36M-59M-279M-306M-678M-954M360M551M-12M464M81M-443M1.77B139M985M-585M185M168M71M-34M-286.3M-558M-531.7M3.42B-42.4M-151.8M241.5M108M961.2M-87.2M
Equity Issued (Net)4M1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-100K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K
Dividends Paid-788M-776M-800M-797M-788M-782M-769M-762M-736M-716M-700M-680M-653M-622M-604M-584M-546M-495M-475M-449.9M-435.2M-417.6M-412.4M-412.6M-409.8M-403.9M-388.7M-375M-360.1M-343.7M-328.5M
Share Repurchases00-170M-300M-240M0-220M-320M-516M-426M-731M-690M-544M-63M-798M-1.05B-187M-650M-650M-649.8M-664M-297.5M-90M-101M000-239.7M-426M-535.7M-374.7M
Other Financing-19M-8M-141M18M-35M-40M-26M-11M0009M24M015M8M5M5M6M22M6M-6.7M-600K0600K0000-6.6M-5.6M
Net Change in Cash82M420M-25M13M-149M38M76M40M1M29M-192M170M-8M-179M16M110M79M-269M113M191.5M-198.3M276.2M40.6M-131.2M27.4M53.8M14.2M-37M-70.6M22M-44.4M
Free Cash Flow650M1.13B968M1.16B1.15B1.48B590M958M1.15B1.12B1.14B1.21B1.17B1.23B1B534M1.27B806M1.03B957.4M769.1M950.4M923.8M746.4M855.5M650M230.8M318M542M-101M725.3M
FCF Margin %5.14%8.88%7.38%9.19%9.77%10.76%4.35%7.07%8.91%8.65%8.41%8.31%7.91%8.63%7.58%4.31%10.07%6.29%8.76%8.78%7.56%9.89%10.48%8.99%11.33%10.68%3.3%4.7%7.94%-1.51%10.36%
FCF Growth %-41.23%16.94%-16.77%1.31%-22.48%151.02%-38.41%-16.33%2.14%-1.49%-6.03%3.5%-4.49%22.38%87.45%-57.82%57.07%-21.82%7.69%24.48%-19.08%2.88%23.77%-12.75%31.62%181.63%-27.42%-41.33%636.63%-113.93%18.42%
FCF per Share1.863.272.813.383.354.291.722.753.313.173.203.363.213.402.751.413.302.092.582.391.852.282.251.812.101.600.570.781.30-0.241.65
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.49x1.31x1.73x1.72x1.14x1.59x1.23x1.15x1.31x2.33x2.75x2.84x1.00x1.83x1.84x0.78x1.36x1.10x1.36x1.40x1.17x1.38x1.49x1.39x2.39x1.50x2.35x1.43x1.61x1.34x2.12x
Interest Paid0303M291M220M213M249M284M280M258M405M228M209M234M000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0244M322M312M365M281M537M188M352M256M337M414M426M000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Volume elasticity and pricing limits

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2025Q2)

Earnings Quality Shows Significant Volatility

As reported in recent quarterly filings, Kellanova's OCF/NI ratio has experienced extreme swings, dropping to 0.57 in 2025Q2 from a high of 9.07 in 2023Q4, which suggests that reported net income is increasingly decoupled from the actual cash generated by core operations during this period.

The sharp decline in the cash conversion ratio indicates that accruals and non-cash items are playing a larger role in reported profitability than actual cash inflows. Investors should monitor whether this divergence stems from aggressive revenue recognition or a structural buildup in non-cash working capital requirements.

Free Cash Flow Margin Compression

Based on the provided financial data, Kellanova's FCF margin has deteriorated significantly, falling from a peak of 18.1% in 2023Q3 to a marginal 0.7% in 2025Q2, reflecting a weakening ability to convert top-line revenue into discretionary cash flow after accounting for necessary capital expenditures.

This downward trajectory in FCF margins suggests that the company's capital-intensive snacking model is becoming more expensive to maintain relative to the cash it produces. The inability to sustain high FCF margins may limit management's flexibility regarding future dividend growth or debt reduction initiatives.

Working Capital Dragging Cash Flow

According to the latest quarterly statements, Kellanova faced a substantial $125 million outflow from working capital in 2025Q2, following a massive $333 million drain in 2025Q1, which indicates that inventory management or collection cycles are currently acting as a significant headwind to operating cash flow.

The persistent negative working capital changes suggest that the company may be struggling to optimize its supply chain or is forced to extend more favorable terms to retailers to maintain shelf space. This trend warrants further investigation into whether these outflows are temporary seasonal adjustments or a permanent shift in operational efficiency.

Capital Intensity Remains Structurally Elevated

As reported in recent financial disclosures, Kellanova's CapEx/Revenue ratio has remained elevated, averaging approximately 5% over the last ten quarters, which suggests that the company must continue to reinvest heavily in its manufacturing infrastructure to support its global snacking and distribution footprint.

The consistent level of capital expenditure relative to revenue implies that the business requires significant ongoing investment just to maintain its current production capacity. This high capital intensity limits the amount of free cash flow available for shareholders, especially as revenue growth remains stagnant.

K — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Kellanova (K) generate from operations?

Kellanova (K) generated $1.76B in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Kellanova's free cash flow?

Kellanova (K) generated $1.13B in free cash flow in 2024. 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 Kellanova's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Kellanova (K) spent $628.0M on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Kellanova distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2024, Kellanova (K) returned $776.0M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.