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Materion Corporation (MTRN) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation remains strained as evidenced by a negative 0.22 operating cash flow to net income ratio in 2026Q1, largely driven by a $45.7 million working capital outflow.

MTRN 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'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations80.58M103.24M87.82M144.41M115.96M90.24M101.06M99.22M76.37M67.8M67.17M90.23M60.27M75.92M38.62M56.81M31.04M41.46M76.81M54.42M38.8M3.46M38.92M26.31M15.69M22.48M35.39M24.5M19.5M40.4M45M
Operating CF Margin %-5.78%5.21%8.67%6.6%5.97%8.59%8.37%6.32%5.95%6.93%8.8%5.35%6.51%3.03%3.72%2.38%5.8%8.44%5.69%5.09%0.64%7.84%6.56%4.21%4.76%6.28%5.38%4.76%9.31%11.96%
Operating CF Growth %189.35%17.57%-39.19%24.54%28.5%-10.7%1.85%29.92%12.65%0.92%-25.55%49.71%-20.62%96.59%-32.01%83%-25.13%-46.03%41.16%40.23%1019.91%-91.1%47.92%67.71%-30.19%-36.5%44.46%25.64%-51.73%-10.22%13.64%
Net Income76.5M74.82M5.89M95.7M85.99M72.47M15.46M50.66M20.85M11.45M25.74M32.16M41.72M19.71M24.66M39.98M46.43M-12.36M18.36M53.28M49.6M17.82M15.52M-13.23M-35.6M-10.27M14.16M6.4M-7.1M25.6M24.5M
Depreciation & Amortization71.2M69.07M68.68M63.36M53.44M44.29M53.27M59.31M2.27M41.6M45M35.12M42.72M41.65M37.05M0037.26M024.3M25.14M22.79M23.83M20.73M20.64M21.61M22.66M27.1M24.6M19.3M23M
Stock-Based Compensation6.45M10.93M10.56M10.5M8.81M6.52M5.53M7.17M5.31M4.96M3.17M5.49M5.36M5.74M5.89M5M4.1M3.48M2.55M000000000000
Deferred Taxes-68K-5.1M-16.6M01.73M-12.96M-9.85M2.58M-1.32M20.26M-9.01M4.37M-5.49M-2.44M-2.46M-1.67M13.62M-10.06M6.16M15.3M-12.66M-5.85M-208K-279K19.93M0435K03.5M1.5M-1.2M
Other Non-Cash Items5.8M20.56M82.22M-2.62M790K3.86M1.17M-105K41.36M36.69M37.92M5.81M46.98M41.93M41.04M44.19M36.53M40.06M34.38M731K3.8M1.94M368K5.05M4.39M00-1.9M13.9M-1.5M900K
Working Capital Changes-79.31M-67.03M-62.93M-22.52M-34.8M-23.95M35.48M-20.4M7.91M-5.56M9.35M7.28M-28.29M10.99M-30.51M-30.7M-69.64M20.34M15.37M-39.2M-27.08M-33.24M-582K14.03M6.33M11.14M-1.87M-7.1M-15.4M-4.5M-2.2M
Change in Receivables-45.98M-25.79M-3.72M23.36M-4.38M-30.49M-707K-23.93M-7.22M-18.48M-4.1M14.78M-2.07M11.96M-8.91M26.82M-50.39M10.04M14.55M0000-6.59M0000000
Change in Inventory-42.64M-13.3M-468K-18.7M-63.99M-43.46M-1.29M24.03M4.23M-9.46M10.79M19.37M-30.41M-8.24M-18.88M-30.02M-23.11M34.16M12.9M-13.27M-41.63M-9.56M-6.83M8.65M16.59M5.28M-6.31M-7.6M-10.3M3.7M-2.9M
Change in Payables38.76M0-15.76M012.86M40.22M-21.88M-18.57M8.82M34.43M2.76M-17.99M6.16M-7.41M1.47M-16.01M14.51M-7.26M-11.89M00002.31M0000000
Cash from Investing-92.75M-98.14M-79.61M-119.22M-79.73M-494.27M-194.71M-26.48M-33.83M-43.36M-37.35M-52.03M-27.47M-32.59M-43.36M-50.03M-46.52M-70.81M-90.99M-31.03M-41.11M-25.71M-9.38M-57.96M-5.33M-23.27M-21.04M-17.1M-43.2M-64.4M-35.4M
Capital Expenditures-73.85M-53.28M-80.81M-119.88M-77.61M-102.91M-67.27M-26.53M-34.26M-29.08M-37.04M-52.09M-30.56M-32.62M-44.66M-28.75M-53.66M-44.98M-35.94M-33.55M-15.52M-14.22M-10.03M-58.16M-5.41M-23.28M-21.31M-17.1M-49.1M-53.2M-26.8M
CapEx % of Revenue3.85%2.98%4.8%7.2%4.42%6.81%5.72%2.24%2.84%2.55%3.82%5.08%2.71%2.8%3.51%1.88%4.12%6.29%3.95%3.51%2.03%2.63%2.02%14.5%1.45%4.93%3.78%3.75%11.98%12.26%7.12%
Acquisitions-18.83M-19.5M00-2.97M-392.24M-130.72M44K432K-16.5M-1.75M58K00-3.89M-22.45M-20.61M-54.11M-86.05M2.15M-25.69M0000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-60K-25.36M1.2M654K850K881K3.25M0432K2.22M1.43M58K3.09M37K5.19M1.17M27.69M28.2M30.93M323K102K-11.44M649K203K83K16K268K05.9M-11.2M-8.6M
Cash from Financing11.94M-9.82M-4.19M-24.85M-35.56M393.01M-7.09M-18.05M-13.61M-15.45M-22.11M-26.09M-40.87M-36.17M8.5M-10.63M19.82M23.3M817K-7.03M7.52M-15.69M14.96M32.09M-12.94M3.61M-9.84M-9.3M18.4M-400K-5.8M
Debt Issued (Net)37.66M15.11M14.67M-9M-21.8M413.42M11.15M-2.02M-1.64M-1.94M-10.73M-11.41M-12.57M-29.96M12.26M-8.24M20.82M22.69M5.47M-13.92M-8.71M-16.06M-26.74M36.7M-12.94M7.82M-5.69M-1.7M28M5.9M5.9M
Equity Issued (Net)-8.15M-10.48M-7.61M-5.23M0-3.32M-6.77M-199K-422K-1.09M-3.8M-7.13M-21.92M1.16M39K-3.04M-896K497K-4.76M4.96M13.61M372K41.95M25K01.76M3.73M200K-1.7M1M-5.2M
Dividends Paid-11.61M-11.51M-11.09M-10.62M-10.16M-9.7M-9.26M-8.86M-8.39M-7.91M-7.5M-7.13M-6.87M-6.5M-4.62M0000000000-5.97M-7.87M-7.8M-7.8M-7.3M-6.5M
Share Repurchases-8.15M-10.48M-7.61M-5.23M0-3.32M-6.77M-199K-422K-1.09M-3.8M-7.13M-22.28M0-119K-3.78M-3.53M0-5M000000000-5.3M-4.9M-6.7M
Other Financing-5.96M-2.94M-156K1-3.59M-7.4M-2.22M-6.98M-3.16M-4.51M-1.09M-1.2M477K-876K817K658K-99K112K103K1.93M2.62M0-250K-4.64M0000-100K00
Net Change in Cash555K-3.03M3.42M193K-1.36M-11.42M-99.13M54.36M28.8M10.38M7.23M11.09M-9.62M6.72M3.8M-3.85M3.85M-6.29M-13.18M16.09M5M-39M44.58M705K-2.66M2.7M4.21M-1.8M-5.2M-24.6M2.1M
Free Cash Flow6.73M49.96M7.01M24.54M38.35M-12.67M33.78M72.69M42.11M38.72M30.14M38.14M29.71M43.3M-6.04M28.06M-22.62M-3.52M40.88M20.87M23.28M-10.76M28.89M-31.85M10.28M-809K14.09M7.4M-29.6M-12.8M18.2M
FCF Margin %0.35%2.8%0.42%1.47%2.18%-0.84%2.87%6.13%3.49%3.4%3.11%3.72%2.64%3.71%-0.47%1.84%-1.74%-0.49%4.49%2.18%3.05%-1.99%5.82%-7.94%2.76%-0.17%2.5%1.62%-7.22%-2.95%4.84%
FCF Growth %-83.97%612.85%-71.44%-36.02%402.71%-137.5%-53.53%72.61%8.77%28.48%-20.98%28.37%-31.38%816.74%-121.53%224.04%-542.09%-108.62%95.9%-10.38%316.43%-137.24%190.7%-410%1370.09%-105.74%90.35%125%-131.25%-170.33%18.18%
FCF per Share0.322.390.331.171.85-0.611.643.522.041.901.491.871.432.07-0.291.35-1.10-0.171.991.011.15-0.561.59-1.920.62-0.050.860.45-1.83-0.781.14
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.09x1.38x14.91x1.51x1.35x1.25x6.54x1.86x3.66x5.92x2.61x2.81x1.44x3.85x1.57x1.42x0.67x-3.36x4.07x1.02x0.78x0.19x2.51x-1.99x-0.44x-2.19x2.50x3.83x-2.75x1.58x1.84x
Interest Paid00032.04M000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Working Capital Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Accruals

As reported in recent quarterly filings, MTRN's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated wildly, reaching a negative 0.22 in 2026Q1, which suggests that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from the actual cash generation capabilities of the underlying beryllium and optics business segments.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow appears driven by aggressive swings in working capital, which often mask the true cash-generative capacity of the firm. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect is a structural feature of the pass-through accounting model or a sign of deteriorating collection efficiency.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

Based on the provided financial data, MTRN's free cash flow margin has remained largely negative or negligible over the last ten quarters, with a notable exception in 2024Q4, indicating that the company struggles to consistently convert its industrial output into sustainable free cash flow for shareholders.

The persistent inability to generate positive free cash flow suggests that the capital intensity required to maintain the Utah mining operations and specialized manufacturing facilities may be outpacing operational gains. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether current capital expenditure levels are truly growth-oriented or merely maintenance-heavy.

Capital Intensity Pressures Cash Reserves

According to the company's cash flow statements, capital expenditures have consistently consumed a significant portion of revenue, peaking at 6.9% in 2024Q1, which highlights the heavy asset-based nature of the business and the ongoing requirement for substantial reinvestment to sustain its unique beryllium supply chain.

The high ratio of capital expenditure to revenue suggests that the company is locked into a cycle of continuous infrastructure investment to maintain its regulatory and geological moat. This capital intensity appears to be a primary constraint on the firm's ability to achieve meaningful free cash flow expansion.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

As evidenced by the 2026Q1 data, a massive $45.7 million outflow in working capital changes significantly impacted the company's cash position, illustrating how inventory and receivable cycles can create sudden, material liquidity pressures that are not immediately apparent from the headline net income figures alone.

These volatile working capital movements suggest that the company's cash flow is highly sensitive to the timing of large-scale defense contracts and semiconductor inventory cycles. Analysts should scrutinize whether these swings represent temporary timing differences or a more permanent shift in the efficiency of the cash conversion cycle.

MTRN — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Materion Corporation (MTRN) generate from operations?

Materion Corporation (MTRN) generated $103.2M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Materion Corporation's free cash flow?

Materion Corporation (MTRN) generated $50.0M 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 Materion Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Materion Corporation (MTRN) spent $53.3M 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 Materion Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Materion Corporation (MTRN) returned $11.5M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $10.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.