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ArcelorMittal S.A. (MT) Cash Flow Statement

29Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion efficiency is poor, evidenced by an operating cash flow to net income ratio of -0.02 in 2026Q1, largely driven by volatile working capital requirements and high capital intensity.

MT 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'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97
Cash from Operations5.54B4.81B4.85B7.64B10.2B9.9B4.08B6.02B4.2B4.56B2.71B2.15B3.87B4.3B5.29B1.78B4.01B7.28B14.65B16.53B7.12B3.97B4.61B189M168M40M381M599M253M259M
Operating CF Margin %-7.84%7.77%11.2%12.78%12.94%7.66%8.52%5.52%6.64%4.77%3.38%4.88%5.41%6.29%1.89%5.15%11.18%11.73%15.71%12.1%14.13%20.77%3.47%3.44%0.89%7.47%12.8%7.25%11.83%
Operating CF Growth %101.38%-0.91%-36.53%-25.07%3.01%142.65%-32.16%43.4%-8.04%68.5%25.89%-44.42%-9.92%-18.85%197.92%-55.74%-44.83%-50.33%-11.37%132.13%79.21%-13.81%2339.68%12.5%320%-89.5%-36.39%136.76%-2.32%-
Net Income2.92B3.24B1.38B1.02B9.54B15.56B-578M-2.39B5.15B4.57B1.78B-7.95B-1.09B-2.54B-3.73B1.8B3.25B118M10.44B11.85B6.09B3.37B4.7B66M49M-312M99M85M237M289M
Depreciation & Amortization4.44B2.94B2.63B2.67B2.58B2.52B2.96B3.07B3.61B2.97B2.93B7.96B4.2B5.14B9.72B5B4.92B5.46B6.1B4.57B2.3B829M553M183M177M216M177M164M91M88M
Stock-Based Compensation0000000031M31M13M005M25M000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-304.37M359M510M238M1.72B2.46B1.67B459M-1.28B-151M732M571M-90M-90M-2.43B-136M-2.3B-4.87B000155M86M-30M-61M-114M3M25M45M3M
Other Non-Cash Items-526.03M-1.47B515M2B-3.02B-3.56B-898M2.79B4.71B-507M-1.09B1.6B475M1.03B-1.1B-874M435M6.61B7.13B-681M-634M-113M444M-202M-15M-66M-85M-81M21M-39M
Working Capital Changes-2.25B-267M-185M1.71B-615M-7.08B932M2.09B-4.38B-1.87B-1.02B-31M368M764M2.83B-3.83B-2.53B3.28B-9.02B793M-626M-520M-1.17B172M18M316M187M406M-96M-82M
Change in Receivables0597M-192M307M1.13B-2.54B-76M964M-646M-620M-373M335M537M115M1.15B-694M-433M1.58B2.14B548M0000000000
Change in Inventory0820M238M1.57B-2.06B-8.65B1.79B2.47B-4.65B-2.35B-2.06B925M-122M-609M2.78B-3.06B-5.54B5.36B-7.72B-690M-584M40M-1.37B106M-37M169M27M136M-11M-81M
Change in Payables0-942M56M-271M-294M4.78B-214M-1.24B914M1.09B1.41B-1.29B-47M1.26B-1.1B-74M3.44B-360M-2.48B565M0000000000
Cash from Investing-7.46B-4.55B-4.99B-5.85B-4.48B-340M-2.01B-3.82B-3.76B-2.83B-1.14B-2.17B-3.08B-2.88B-3.66B-3.68B-3.44B-2.78B-12.43B-11.91B-8.58B-7.61B-801M-124M-80M-48M-195M-184M-1.47B-286M
Capital Expenditures-6.83B-4.34B-4.41B-4.61B-3.47B-3.01B-2.44B-3.57B-3.31B-2.82B-2.44B-2.71B-3.67B-3.45B-4.68B-4.84B-3.31B-2.79B-5.53B-5.45B-2.94B-1.18B-898M-164M-108M-97M-184M-214M-1.47B-288M
CapEx % of Revenue11.02%7.07%7.05%6.76%4.34%3.93%4.58%5.06%4.35%4.1%4.3%4.26%4.62%4.35%5.56%5.15%4.24%4.29%4.43%5.18%4.99%4.2%4.05%3.01%2.21%2.16%3.61%4.57%42.21%13.15%
Acquisitions48.87M-169M0-2.34B-939M-43M358M-487M246M22M1.21B0-26M-139M501M-860M-75M-120M-6.2B-7.25B-5.84B-6.22B-19M00009M00
Investments------------------------------
Other Investing-752.89M-45M-582M548M-44M111M11M39M-3.76B-11M1.3B342M588M575M1.02B1.26B-28M8M-696M787M201M30M116M40M28M41M-9M21M02M
Cash from Financing-426.62M-1.77B-680M-3.67B-477M-10.9B-1.5B514M-689M-1.73B-2.93B395M-2.75B241M-1.04B-540M-7M-6.35B-2.13B-3.42B5.45B3.35B-2.33B-63M-101M-123M-139M-432M987M532M
Debt Issued (Net)673.38M-874M1.03B-1.93B3.12B-4.96B-1.42B936M262M-1.53B-4.8B808M-1.55B1.45B-311M522M1.99B-7.8B4.87B1.44B6.14B5.45B-1.36B-110M-105M-127M-120M-414M1.08B163M
Equity Issued (Net)-261.32M-262M-1.3B-1.21B-2.94B-5.17B240M-90M-226M03.12B0-657M1.76B001.36B3.15B-4.44B-2.5B8M3M-45M-8M4M4M-1M0-78M368M
Dividends Paid-533.9M-421M-393M-369M-332M-312M-181M-203M-220M-141M-61M-416M-458M-415M-1.19B-1.19B-1.26B-1.34B-2.58B-2.27B-660M-2.09B-763M000-18M-18M-19M0
Share Repurchases-261.32M-262M-1.3B-1.21B-2.94B-5.17B-500M-90M-226M000-657M00000-4.44B-2.55B00-54M-8M-1M-1M-1M0-78M-32M
Other Financing-304.78M-209M-15M-162M-331M-459M-135M-129M-624M28M-1.18B-82M-82M-2.58B483M117M-2.14B-371.48M11M-85M-46M-11M-211M-164M000001M
Net Change in Cash-6.37B-1.01B-1.29B-1.61B5.08B-1.39B733M2.69B-432M171M-1.49B86M-2.22B1.69B631M-2.51B288M-1.66B-284M1.84B3.98B-460M1.74B3M-8M-129M44M-18M-231M480M
Free Cash Flow-1.3B471M447M3.03B6.74B6.9B1.64B2.44B891M1.74B264M-556M205M844M611M-3.06B707M4.49B9.12B11.08B4.19B2.79B3.71B25M60M-57M197M385M-1.22B-29M
FCF Margin %-2.09%0.77%0.72%4.44%8.44%9.01%3.08%3.46%1.17%2.54%0.46%-0.87%0.26%1.06%0.73%-3.26%0.91%6.89%7.3%10.53%7.11%9.93%16.73%0.46%1.23%-1.27%3.86%8.23%-34.97%-1.32%
FCF Growth %-48.31%5.37%-85.26%-54.98%-2.35%319.78%-32.8%174.41%-48.91%560.61%147.48%-371.22%-75.71%38.13%119.96%-532.96%-84.24%-50.82%-17.71%164.72%49.91%-24.78%14752%-58.33%205.26%-128.93%-48.83%131.53%-4110.34%-
FCF per Share-1.700.610.573.597.376.221.442.410.871.700.28-0.720.271.130.94-4.531.057.3915.6918.8610.099.6675.000.491.16-1.123.917.65-23.47-0.59
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.44x1.53x3.62x8.32x1.10x0.66x-5.57x-2.45x0.81x1.00x1.52x-0.27x-3.56x-1.69x-1.42x0.79x1.38x61.68x1.56x1.59x1.36x1.18x0.98x2.86x3.43x-0.13x3.85x7.05x1.07x0.90x
Interest Paid000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical working capital volatility

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Conversion

Based on reported financial statements, ArcelorMittal's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated wildly, reaching a low of -0.02 in 2026Q1, which suggests that reported accounting profits frequently fail to translate into actual cash generation due to significant non-cash adjustments and accrual volatility.

The persistent divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's earnings quality is heavily influenced by accounting conventions rather than operational cash efficiency. Investors should monitor this gap, as it implies that reported profitability may overstate the company's ability to fund its capital-intensive operations internally.

Free Cash Flow Remains Erratic

As indicated by recent quarterly filings, ArcelorMittal's free cash flow trajectory is highly inconsistent, with periods of significant cash burn such as the $1.3 billion outflow in 2026Q1, highlighting the company's struggle to maintain positive cash generation amidst fluctuating steel spreads and high capital requirements.

The inability to sustain positive free cash flow across consecutive quarters suggests that the company's business model is highly sensitive to cyclical downturns. This volatility complicates the sustainability of shareholder returns and necessitates a cautious view on the company's long-term cash-generating capacity.

Capital Intensity Constrains Cash Flow

According to the provided data, ArcelorMittal's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has reached as high as 18.0% in 2023Q4, reflecting the heavy maintenance burden required to sustain its global blast furnace fleet and the ongoing transition toward more capital-intensive green steel production technologies.

The high level of capital intensity suggests that a substantial portion of operating cash flow is immediately consumed by maintenance requirements, leaving little room for discretionary spending. This structural necessity for high reinvestment may continue to suppress free cash flow margins during periods of softening industrial demand.

Working Capital Swings Drive Volatility

Based on recent SEC filings, ArcelorMittal's working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow instability, with a massive $2.0 billion outflow in 2025Q2 followed by a $1.7 billion outflow in 2025Q1, indicating significant challenges in managing inventory and receivables cycles.

These dramatic swings in working capital suggest that the company's cash position is highly vulnerable to shifts in inventory valuation and supply chain timing. Such fluctuations often mask the underlying operational performance, making it difficult to assess the true cash-generating potential of the core steelmaking business.

MT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does ArcelorMittal S.A. (MT) generate from operations?

ArcelorMittal S.A. (MT) generated $4.81B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is ArcelorMittal S.A.'s free cash flow?

ArcelorMittal S.A. (MT) generated $471.0M 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 ArcelorMittal S.A.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

ArcelorMittal S.A. (MT) spent $4.34B 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 ArcelorMittal S.A. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, ArcelorMittal S.A. (MT) returned $421.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $262.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.