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NewtekOne, Inc. (NEWT) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operational cash flow remains strained, evidenced by a negative OCF/NI ratio of -9.35 in 2025Q3 and a structural FCF margin of -124.2% in 2026Q1.

NEWT 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'99
Cash from Operations-434.65M55.98M-153.01M-169.22M-62.42M140.92M17.76M-88.96M-73.67M-72.94M-14.1M-37.95M-14.37M4.97M-4.35M11.4M-2.21M3.13M-9.54M-2.01M1.88M-5.84M-5.58M-11.98M-9.91M-5.84M-6.5M-2.4M
Operating CF Margin %-17.38%-47.99%-66.93%-47.47%83.75%19.13%-100.19%-148.78%-187.43%-45.53%-145.57%-11.04%3.64%-3.32%9.81%-1.98%3.25%-10.84%-2.55%2.13%-6.09%-7.95%-19.8%---74.64%-20.22%
Operating CF Growth %-1127.06%136.58%9.58%-171.11%-144.29%693.35%119.97%-20.76%-1%-417.31%62.85%-164.1%-388.9%214.24%-138.18%616.53%-170.59%132.79%-375.34%-206.7%132.21%-4.66%53.41%-20.88%-69.74%10.22%-170.65%-
Net Income64.55M60.51M50.85M47.33M32.31M84.14M33.62M41.13M35.68M38.98M27.3M35.74M3.97M7.53M5.56M3.22M1.29M-1.41M-11.02M-11.22M-2.12M7.73M10.62M9.38M7.3M929.56K-3.79M5.43M
Depreciation & Amortization-1.87M668K1.78M2.88M239K304K402K501K484K402K296K326K3.18M3.28M3.04M3.96M4.68M5.85M7.58M7.36M6.37M4.51M2.46M484.48K147.68K74.05K6.15K2.27K
Stock-Based Compensation-3.67M04.06M2.83M00000963K00865K000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-34K010.4M-4.8M6.46M1.33M-999K3.16M1.08M2.18M5.13M825K16K-1.4M-2.77M-4.26M-3.01M-1.71M-2.98M-6.55M-613K6.79M6.47M7.09M2.66M534.62K1.14M0
Other Non-Cash Items-438.35M-64.14M-218.81M-129.34M-48.99M-84.08M-9.09M-113.32M-75.14M-103.43M-73.38M-32.6M-29.57M4.73M3.36M9.03M1.85M1.38M4.66M5.76M-4.76M-18.54M-24.1M-31.41M-19.9M-7.56M-737.56K-6.1M
Working Capital Changes-55.28M58.94M-1.3M-88.12M-52.44M139.23M-6.17M-20.43M-35.76M-12.03M26.55M-42.24M7.17M-9.16M-13.54M-540K-7.03M-977K-7.78M2.64M3M-6.33M-1.02M2.48M-117.87K181.86K-3.12M-1.73M
Change in Receivables-45.42M52.03M9.69M-61.74M44.54M8.19M-1.56M00029.67M0568K1.81M-2.77M6.63M-4.98M003.61M3.62M-1.6M-1.69M627.39K258.25K1.19M-4.21M0
Change in Inventory000000000000000000000004.25M388.36K1.37M-7.34M0
Change in Payables3.95M-2.84M6.16M-22.55M9.02M1.19M000001.73M03.72M02.54M0-1.15M-514K-1.41M-656K-1.48M-1.76M1.85M-376.12K-1.01M1.09M0
Cash from Investing-592.65M-880.51M-209.05M-172.24M-11K0-10K-126K-627K-446K-375K302K-30.04M-36.12M-22.5M-17.81M-6.34M3.4M-1.53M1.82M18.41M-18.72M-4.76M2.7M9.27M-1.98M-9.65M-7.88M
Capital Expenditures-148K-106K-439K-458K-11K0-10K-126K-627K-446K-375K-105K-1.39M-2.03M-3.06M-1.5M-2.08M-1.76M-3.5M-6.39M-2.77M-3.83M-1.59M-323.9K-279.44K-107.36K-28.9K0
CapEx % of Revenue0.04%0.03%0.14%0.18%0.01%-0.01%0.14%1.27%1.15%1.21%0.4%1.07%1.49%2.33%1.29%1.86%1.83%3.97%8.12%3.14%4%2.27%0.54%--0.33%-
Acquisitions0---------------------------
Investments63.63M2.22B1.42B937.44M283.6M758.78M671.19M659.04M541.1M456.69M345.22M267.77M235.69M98.02M68.2M61.76M93.75M127.35M174.16M122.34M152.66M33.18M9.63M55.67M10.11M000
Other Investing-380.37M-246.11M-63.37M-182.92M0000000407K-28.65M1.53M1.17M1.04M533K1.18M4.24M758K2.8M1.51M-24.46M15.54M8.87M11.13M00
Cash from Financing1.14B753.45M560.9M344.97M1.18M-5.49M465K90.94M85.11M71.02M10.19M24.14M53.08M29.43M29.88M7.22M6.34M-10.8M2.55M-1.13M-17.54M18.96M17.93M1.55M10.64M4.29M25.39M34.16M
Debt Issued (Net)0---------------------------
Equity Issued (Net)3.86M52.05M13.42M19.49M2.02M50.01M25.57M33.74M-109K56.66M-866K35.29M00-967K-16K00-458K-249K-54K-995K22.84M4.46M2.09M726.39K3.56M0
Dividends Paid-29.29M-28.04M-441K-14.15M-64.54M-70.14M-42.58M-40.77M-32.43M-28.2M-27.3M-24.31M00000-726K0-274K00000-607.54K-903.48K-245.07K
Share Repurchases-1.49M-1.49M-402K0000-93K00-866K029.73M0-967K-16K00-458K-249K-54K-1.5M000000
Other Financing704.12M449.13M482.63M-4.84M-3.38M-6.87M-904K-3.99M1.25M-2.33M-2.71M1.08M28.07M-9.43M7.44M-4.07M-4.52M-373K-193K1.96M-348K-318K645K-2.09M50.5K-519.3K1.52M2.98M
Net Change in Cash108.88M-71.08M197.37M58.4M-61.25M135.44M18.22M1.86M10.81M-2.36M-4.28M-13.51M13.4M-1.72M3.03M819K-2.2M-4.27M-8.52M-1.31M2.75M-5.6M7.59M-7.73M10M-3.53M9.24M23.89M
Free Cash Flow-434.81M55.87M-153.45M-169.68M-62.43M140.92M17.75M-89.08M-74.29M-73.38M-14.47M-38.06M-15.76M2.94M-7.41M9.91M-4.28M1.36M-13.04M-8.4M-890K-9.67M-7.17M-12.3M-10.19M-5.94M-6.53M-2.4M
FCF Margin %-131.01%17.34%-48.13%-67.11%-47.48%83.75%19.12%-100.33%-150.04%-188.57%-46.74%-145.98%-12.11%2.15%-5.65%8.52%-3.83%1.42%-14.82%-10.66%-1.01%-10.09%-10.22%-20.33%---74.97%-20.22%
FCF Growth %-112.11%136.41%9.56%-171.79%-144.3%693.8%119.93%-19.91%-1.24%-406.99%61.97%-141.49%-635.66%139.71%-174.79%331.31%-414%110.46%-55.18%-843.93%90.8%-34.87%41.69%-20.75%-71.38%8.97%-171.85%-
FCF per Share-13.952.18-6.09-6.97-2.586.180.84-4.61-3.97-4.24-1.00-3.53-1.460.39-1.011.37-0.600.19-1.82-1.17-0.13-1.41-1.18-2.35-2.10-1.36-1.69-0.66
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-6.74x0.93x-3.01x-3.58x-1.93x1.67x0.53x-2.16x-2.06x-1.87x-0.52x-1.06x-3.62x0.66x-0.77x3.42x-1.53x-7.29x0.91x0.18x-0.89x-0.76x-0.53x-1.25x-1.21x-6.28x1.90x-0.44x
Interest Paid72.69M97.48M79.19M66.47M020.13M00000003.99M2.84M1.35M1.29M1.29M1.63M2.44M00000000
Taxes Paid12.5M12.5M7.43M6.88M0000000005.78M5.4M1.28M388K752K289K907K00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

SBA secondary market volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

As reported in financial statements, NewtekOne consistently exhibits a negative OCF/NI ratio, with the 2025Q3 figure reaching -9.35, indicating that reported net income is not currently translating into cash generation, a trend that warrants significant caution for investors evaluating the company's underlying operational quality.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that the company's accounting earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash fair value adjustments and accruals. This divergence implies that the reported profitability may not be indicative of the actual cash-generating capacity of the business model.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

Based on the provided quarterly data, NewtekOne's free cash flow has remained consistently negative over the last ten quarters, culminating in a -124.2% FCF margin in 2026Q1, which highlights a structural inability to fund operations through internal cash generation during this transition period.

The consistent failure to generate positive free cash flow suggests that the company is currently reliant on external financing or balance sheet liquidity to sustain its operations. Investors should monitor whether this trend reverses as the bank holding company model matures or if it indicates a permanent cash-burning operational structure.

Volatile Working Capital Management Cycles

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $40.0M inflow in 2025Q1 to a $74.2M outflow in 2026Q1, reflecting the inherent instability in managing liquidity within a diversified financial services firm undergoing a major structural pivot.

These sharp fluctuations in working capital suggest that the company's cash position is highly sensitive to the timing of loan originations and sales. Such volatility complicates the predictability of cash flows and may indicate operational friction in managing the liquidity needs of the various business segments.

Capital Allocation Amidst Cash Constraints

As noted in financial disclosures, NewtekOne has continued to pay dividends despite negative free cash flow, with $6.5M paid out in 2026Q1, a practice that appears to prioritize shareholder returns over the preservation of cash during a period of significant operational transition.

The decision to maintain dividend payments while operating cash flow remains negative suggests a management focus on maintaining investor confidence during the bank conversion. However, this strategy may limit the company's financial flexibility and warrants further investigation into the sustainability of these payouts if cash flow does not improve.

NEWT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does NewtekOne, Inc. (NEWT) generate from operations?

NewtekOne, Inc. (NEWT) generated $56.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

NewtekOne, Inc. (NEWT) generated $55.9M 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 NewtekOne, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

NewtekOne, Inc. (NEWT) spent $0.1M 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 NewtekOne, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, NewtekOne, Inc. (NEWT) returned $28.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.