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Maximus, Inc. (MMS) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation is highly erratic, evidenced by a massive $536 million working capital inflow in 2025Q4 followed by a $398.2 million outflow in 2026Q1.

MMS Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'25Sep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20Sep'19Sep'18Sep'17Sep'16Sep'15Sep'14Sep'13Sep'12Sep'11Sep'10Sep'09Sep'08Sep'07Sep'06Sep'05Sep'04Sep'03Sep'02Sep'01Sep'00Sep'99Sep'98Sep'97Sep'96
Cash from Operations411.78M429.37M515.26M314.34M289.84M517.32M244.59M356.73M323.52M337.2M180.03M206.22M213.6M120.94M115.16M96.86M138.44M30.63M56.57M51.19M15.7M74.09M47.07M55.05M58.36M38.38M4.1M27.9M-7.1M17.3M3.1M
Operating CF Margin %-7.91%9.71%6.41%6.26%12.16%7.07%12.36%13.52%13.76%7.49%9.82%12.56%9.08%10.97%10.42%16.64%4.27%7.59%6.93%2.24%11.44%7.8%9.86%11.25%7.88%1.03%8.73%-3.04%13.53%3.01%
Operating CF Growth %242.88%-16.67%63.92%8.45%-43.97%111.5%-31.43%10.26%-4.06%87.31%-12.7%-3.46%76.62%5.02%18.89%-30.04%351.93%-45.85%10.52%226.13%-78.82%57.4%-14.49%-5.68%52.06%835.21%-85.29%492.96%-141.04%458.06%-
Net Income373.27M319.03M306.91M161.79M203.83M291.2M214.51M240.5M220.82M212.18M180.16M160.05M145.4M117.13M-34K974K69.4M54.58M6.68M-8.26M2.46M36.07M38.77M35.35M40.35M36.25M30.47M27.6M14.5M8.6M11.6M
Depreciation & Amortization135.6M133.72M125.53M149.32M132.79M90.72M100.16M85.46M62.19M67.98M71.78M56.2M48.67M35.82M26.46M22.84M18.34M12.23M12.53M20.97M17.64M15.14M13.15M11.23M7.28M10.08M6.22M2.7M2.4M400K300K
Stock-Based Compensation28.63M41.18M35.35M29.52M30.48M28.55M23.71M20.77M20.24M21.36M18.75M17.24M17.28M14.55M12.08M9.48M7.92M7.31M9.12M3.83M6.58M1.37M1.04M939K342K851K528K0000
Deferred Taxes51.66M-16.72M-36.02M1.55M10.2M-6.58M-19.14M12.66M6.72M4.76M5.65M807K2.9M2.4M-3.27M1.76M-7.09M26.72M-28.85M-12.6M-9.4M4.81M13.36M-2.31M2.66M525K1.92M-2.8M-2.5M-900K0
Other Non-Cash Items10.98M42.33M4.55M3.72M-8.03M9.37M-1.72M0113.46M-650K-6.88M114.42M1.69M-619K76.13M80.44M-2.27M-3.2M30.04M-451K17.11M2.96M3.88M1.76M1.83M6.66M-360K100K100K-200K0
Working Capital Changes-188.36M-90.17M78.94M-31.56M-79.43M104.05M-72.92M-2.66M13.56M31.56M-89.44M-28.07M-640K-48.34M3.8M-18.64M52.15M-67.01M27.06M47.7M-18.69M13.75M-23.13M8.09M5.9M-15.98M-34.67M300K-22.2M3.7M-8.8M
Change in Receivables-19.64M-31.85M-50.56M-23.4M14.13M38.58M-141.84M-60.31M34.03M53.02M-51.99M-103.77M-144K-93.09M-5M-1.52M2.42M-7.65M-16M20.44M-28.92M-12.64M3.16M-8.35M12.79M-16.21M-2.06M0000
Change in Inventory000859K0-26.9M-79.93M-47.58M9.87M2.61M-7.62M-7.39M-484K-12.4M-1.78M-8.9M16.48M-26.62M1.25M-813K398K-232.63M-261.67M-194.84M-190.34M-214.26M-159.88M0000
Change in Payables-27.67M-7.49M18.27M17.73M-32.72M26.9M79.93M47.58M-7.72M-28.31M-2.37M44.35M-2.93M31.68M6.49M7.31M-407K1.85M3.01M434K16.33M10.68M5.87M9.96M-2.52M24K-535K0000
Cash from Investing-22.51M-60.26M-129.1M-80.96M-54.01M-1.84B-44.14M-483.88M-46.3M-25.22M-87.1M-393.87M-49.39M-129.83M-86.61M-26.9M-32.4M-27.04M148.46M-24.85M-24.15M-97.41M-68.22M-25.71M-35.41M-13.08M-24.27M-45.1M25.4M-40.3M-1.3M
Capital Expenditures-39.79M-63.21M-114.19M-90.69M-56.15M-36.56M-40.71M-66.85M-26.52M-24.15M-46.39M-105.15M-47.15M-62.18M-23.15M-26.11M-22.61M-26.58M-15.45M-17.83M-26.12M-13.34M-6.48M-6.83M-7.85M-5.07M-5M-21.8M-1M-500K-300K
CapEx % of Revenue0.75%1.16%2.15%1.85%1.21%0.86%1.18%2.32%1.11%0.99%1.93%5.01%2.77%4.67%2.2%2.81%2.72%3.71%2.07%2.41%3.73%2.06%1.07%1.22%1.51%1.04%1.25%6.82%0.43%0.39%0.29%
Acquisitions17.28M03.08M9.73M-14.29M-1.8B-3.82M-437.49M-157K-1.64M-41.14M-289.21M-2.67M-68.06M-63.76M-1.02M-10.26M-406K-3.15M1.87M0-1.95M-6.61M-14.71M-23.71M-780K-53.32M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing02.95M-18M016.43M0385K20.45M369K575K424K489K429K398K237K237K473K-48K6.17M-8.89M144K-10.48M-7.84M-4.14M-4.95M-7.5M21.15M-100K-1.4M100K0
Cash from Financing-300.93M-343.88M-275.65M-250.8M-248.27M1.39B-230.09M-110.86M-91.88M-215.43M-96.84M111.11M-127.14M-41.86M-17.77M-50.59M-42.4M-35.57M-154.88M4.59M-11.07M-9.46M-4.37M-6.93M-42.09M51.83M-4.5M59.3M-9.9M31.7M-1.9M
Debt Issued (Net)40M199.7M-112.04M-108.67M-155.66M1.49B18.6M9.52M-137K-164.98M-45.38M207.94M-162K-172K-44K304K526K-417K-1.63M-1.69M-1.37M-1.65M-1.2M-155K-251K-744K-6.77M-1.8M-2.5M500K400K
Equity Issued (Net)-296.05M-447.48M-73.07M-8.47M-96.12M-3.36M-166.96M-47.45M-66.92M-27.94M-32.79M-81.92M-109.78M-33.29M-12.98M-56.54M-40.22M-27.75M-164.47M12.95M-2.44M-1.41M-3.17M-6.77M-41.84M52.58M2.26M61.9M100K52.6M-700K
Dividends Paid-67.91M-68.71M-72.9M-68.07M-68.72M-68.84M-70.16M-63.89M-11.69M-11.67M-11.7M-11.93M-12.19M-12.27M-12.18M-10.33M-8.38M-8.05M-7.8M-8.75M-8.59M-6.4M00000-800K-7.4M-21.7M-2.2M
Share Repurchases-296.05M-447.48M-73.07M-8.47M-96.12M-3.36M-166.96M-47.45M-66.92M-28.86M-33.34M-82.79M-111.14M-33.29M-12.98M-56.54M-40.22M-30.05M-164.47M0-10.14M-16.06M-25.66M-21.94M-50.84M0000-1.2M-900K
Other Financing23.03M-27.39M-17.64M-65.58M72.22M-35.75M-11.58M-9.05M-13.13M-10.84M-6.97M-2.98M-5.02M3.87M7.44M15.98M5.66M651K19.01M2.08M1.33M0000000-300K-100K0
Net Change in Cash50.65M24.7M113.67M-14.7M-19.77M68.01M-27.93M-240.07M182.99M100.05M-8.47M-83.44M32.49M-63.7M16.36M17.63M67.51M-31.79M50.16M30.93M-19.53M-32.78M-25.52M22.41M-19.14M77.13M-24.67M42.2M8.4M8.7M-100K
Free Cash Flow371.99M366.16M401.07M223.65M233.69M480.76M203.88M289.88M297M313.05M133.63M101.07M166.45M58.76M92.01M70.75M115.83M4.05M41.12M33.36M-10.43M60.76M40.6M48.22M50.51M33.31M-900K6.1M-8.1M16.8M2.8M
FCF Margin %7%6.74%7.56%4.56%5.05%11.3%5.89%10.04%12.42%12.77%5.56%4.81%9.79%4.41%8.76%7.61%13.93%0.56%5.52%4.52%-1.49%9.38%6.72%8.64%9.74%6.84%-0.23%1.91%-3.47%13.14%2.72%
FCF Growth %69.83%-8.7%79.33%-4.3%-51.39%135.8%-29.67%-2.4%-5.12%134.25%32.22%-39.28%183.26%-36.14%30.06%-38.92%2759.37%-90.15%23.27%420%-117.16%49.66%-15.81%-4.54%51.64%3801.33%-114.75%175.31%-148.21%500%-
FCF per Share6.776.326.523.643.777.713.224.474.504.742.021.502.410.841.321.001.610.060.530.38-0.120.700.460.570.540.37-0.010.07-0.110.290.09
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.00x1.35x1.68x1.94x1.42x1.78x1.14x1.48x1.47x1.61x1.01x1.31x1.47x1.04x1.51x1.19x1.97x0.66x8.47x-6.20x6.38x2.05x1.21x1.56x1.45x1.06x0.13x1.01x-0.49x2.01x0.27x
Interest Paid-38.77M82.56M78.95M81.1M43.09M14.54M0000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid-70.4M149.94M99.69M61.05M76.04M99.9M0000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Working capital volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

According to the provided cash flow statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios swinging from -2.60 in 2026Q1 to 8.63 in 2025Q4, indicating that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from actual cash generation capabilities.

The extreme variance in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that accrual-based accounting adjustments, likely tied to the timing of government contract milestones, are creating significant noise in the bottom line. Investors should view net income as a poor proxy for immediate liquidity, as the company's cash conversion is heavily dependent on the timing of large-scale billing cycles.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

As reported in recent financial filings, working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow volatility, evidenced by a massive $536 million inflow in 2025Q4 followed by a $398.2 million outflow in 2026Q1, highlighting the lumpy nature of the company's cash collection process.

These dramatic swings in working capital suggest that Maximus is highly susceptible to the payment schedules of its government clients, which can lead to sudden liquidity crunches. The inability to smooth these cash flows implies that the company's operational cash cycle remains vulnerable to administrative delays in contract settlements.

Capital Intensity Remains Structurally Low

Based on the company's reported figures, capital expenditures have remained consistently low, with the CapEx/Revenue ratio peaking at only 3.2% in 2024Q2, which confirms that the business model is fundamentally service-oriented rather than asset-heavy, requiring minimal ongoing investment to maintain its existing service infrastructure.

The low capital intensity suggests that the company does not need to reinvest heavily in physical assets to sustain its current operations, which theoretically supports free cash flow generation. However, this also implies that the company's competitive moat is built on human capital and proprietary systems rather than physical barriers to entry.

Aggressive Capital Return Amidst Volatility

Financial statements indicate that Maximus has prioritized share repurchases, with $114.4 million deployed in 2026Q2 alone, even as operating cash flows have shown significant quarter-to-quarter instability, suggesting a management preference for returning capital to shareholders over maintaining a large cash buffer for operational contingencies.

The decision to aggressively buy back shares during periods of cash flow volatility warrants further investigation into management's confidence regarding future contract renewals. Investors should monitor whether this capital allocation strategy limits the company's flexibility to pursue strategic acquisitions or respond to potential labor-related cost pressures.

MMS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Maximus, Inc. (MMS) generate from operations?

Maximus, Inc. (MMS) generated $429.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Maximus, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Maximus, Inc. (MMS) generated $366.2M 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 Maximus, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Maximus, Inc. (MMS) spent $63.2M 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 Maximus, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Maximus, Inc. (MMS) returned $68.7M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $447.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.