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NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) Cash Flow Statement

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Liquidity remains constrained with cash reserves dwindling to $8.5 million, while capital allocation appears fragmented following a $298.2 million share repurchase in 2026Q4 despite significant debt-related pressures.

NGL Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricMar'26Mar'25Mar'24Mar'23Mar'22Mar'21Mar'20Mar'19Mar'18Mar'17Mar'16Mar'15Mar'14Mar'13Mar'12Mar'11Mar'10Mar'09
Cash from Operations365.95M297.46M297.46M445.19M205.85M303.99M464.06M337.25M137.97M-26.82M351.5M262.39M85.24M132.23M90.33M-30.75M7.48M22.46M
Operating CF Margin %11.59%8.57%7.16%7.84%2.59%5.82%6.12%3.88%0.82%-0.21%2.99%1.56%0.88%2.99%6.89%-4.18%0.92%3.06%
Operating CF Growth %23.02%0%-33.18%116.27%-32.29%-34.49%37.6%144.44%614.34%-107.63%33.96%207.84%-35.54%46.39%393.76%-511.08%-66.69%-
Net Income-139.16M43.16M43.16M52.49M-184.1M-639.19M-398.78M339.39M-69.61M143.87M-187.1M29.88M48.76M48.19M7.86M-2.56M8.04M4.87M
Depreciation & Amortization268.73M267.25M267.25M290.88M306.21M331.2M276.85M221.67M225.74M237.79M249.21M210.47M132.65M77.51M17.19M1.82M3.75M3.29M
Stock-Based Compensation11.21M002.72M-1.05M6.73M26.51M41.37M35.24M53.1M51.56M32.77M14.05M8.67M00097K
Deferred Taxes00000587.61M0216.23M225.44M-154.96M195.92M-173.96M47.53M11.65M324K-1.42M2.19M3.17M
Other Non-Cash Items296.48M96.55M96.55M100.94M221.31M7.18M519.79M-405.03M-156.82M-21.24M-82.72M127K312K375K79K-28.6M-4.01M5.17M
Working Capital Changes-71.3M-109.49M-109.49M-1.84M-136.52M10.46M39.69M-76.38M-122.02M-285.4M124.61M163.1M-158.07M-14.16M69.87M-63.14M-1.56M5.86M
Change in Receivables-80.02M114.42M114.42M86.63M-397.61M-162.03M436.35M-185.72M-272.99M-269.43M505.54M41.66M39.39M2.43M-20.18M203K-10.61M15.14M
Change in Inventory-6.68M9.94M9.94M85.05M-119.81M-92.73M29.78M-10.09M-7.65M-192.19M74.69M243.29M-73.32M18.43M30.27M-59.6M8.04M-188K
Change in Payables30.58M-145.99M-145.99M-155.88M405.42M207.5M-375.26M87.74M195.34M239.05M-439.71M-53.09M-78.79M-17.28M35.75M-3.74M4.35M-11.85M
Cash from Investing-12.91M-122.81M-122.81M64.19M-212.41M-221.49M-1.44B453.47M270.58M-363.13M-445.33M-1.37B-1.46B-546.22M-296.9M333K-2.83M-3.28M
Capital Expenditures-221.28M-245.82M-245.82M-147.76M-142.36M-186.8M-555.71M-455.59M-133.76M-363.87M-661.88M-24.22M-165.15M-72.47M-7.54M0-582K-577K
CapEx % of Revenue7.01%7.09%5.92%2.6%1.79%3.57%7.33%5.24%0.79%2.79%5.64%0.14%1.7%1.64%0.58%-0.07%0.08%
Acquisitions072.14M72.14M111.55M63.14M-62K-1.29B34.81M281.99M9.43M97.05M-1.3B-1.28B-490.4M-297.4M-123K-3.11M-3.53M
Investments------------------
Other Investing208.37M51.11M51.11M46.07M18.87M-141.06M319.95M865.82M23.09M19.06M-648.04M-247.54M-139.09M-67.39M346K456K862K828K
Cash from Financing-350.19M-207.91M-207.91M-507.76M5.55M-100.38M978.83M-794.25M-394.28M371.45M80.7M1.13B1.37B417.72M198.06M10.16M-834K-7.12M
Debt Issued (Net)239.66M113.63M113.63M-500.59M21.44M207.05M997.89M-537.59M-332.58M99.15M474.21M877.81M886.56M489.13M147.72M46.47M-702K-6.78M
Equity Issued (Net)-470.15M-2.13M-2.13M-99K-90K-182K355.62M-297K186.91M522.16M-17.63M541.95M650.92M-642K71.78M-1.57M00
Dividends Paid-113.49M-305.29M-305.29M00-142.13M-244.4M-236.63M-225.07M-181.29M-322.01M-242.59M-145.93M-71.68M-19.06M-7M-132K-189K
Share Repurchases-470.15M-2.13M-2.13M-99K-90K-182K-266.77M-297K-15.82M0-17.68M00-642K-3.42M-3M00
Other Financing-6.21M-14.13M-14.13M-7.08M-15.8M-165.12M-130.28M-19.72M-23.55M-68.28M-53.88M-42.48M-168.47M-939K-2.38M9.11M0-150K
Net Change in Cash2.86M-33.26M-33.26M1.61M-1.01M-17.88M4.13M-3.52M14.27M-15.91M-13.13M30.86M-1.12M3.73M-8.51M-20.25M3.27M12.43M
Free Cash Flow144.68M51.65M51.65M297.42M63.49M117.19M-91.66M-118.34M4.21M-390.69M-310.39M238.18M-79.91M59.76M82.78M-30.75M6.9M21.88M
FCF Margin %4.58%1.49%1.24%5.24%0.8%2.24%-1.21%-1.36%0.02%-3%-2.64%1.42%-0.82%1.35%6.32%-4.18%0.85%2.98%
FCF Growth %180.12%0%-82.64%368.48%-45.83%227.86%22.54%-2913.5%101.08%-25.87%-230.32%398.05%-233.73%-27.82%369.23%-545.77%-68.48%-
FCF per Share1.140.390.392.270.490.91-0.72-0.960.03-3.49-2.962.76-1.291.455.46-1.550.632.00
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-2.03x7.56x-2.07x8.66x-1.11x-0.48x-1.17x0.94x-1.95x-0.20x-1.74x15.75x1.79x2.76x11.47x-8.46x0.93x4.54x
Interest Paid244.21M298.98M298.98M265.42M254.81M168.64M155.44M170.63M192.94M117.91M117.19M90.56M000000
Taxes Paid3.25M6.17M6.17M3.35M2.48M2.59M4.93M2.42M1.84M2.02M2.3M22.82M000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

High leverage and regulatory exposure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q4)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

As reported in recent financial filings, NGL's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, evidenced by a 2026Q4 OCF/NI ratio of -0.34, which suggests that non-cash charges and working capital fluctuations significantly distort the company's ability to convert accounting profits into actual liquidity.

The extreme volatility in the OCF/NI ratio, ranging from -1.87 to 62.67 over the last ten quarters, indicates that net income is a poor proxy for the company's underlying cash-generating capacity. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it suggests that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-operating items rather than core operational performance.

FCF Volatility Hinders Deleveraging Efforts

Based on NGL's reported quarterly figures, free cash flow trajectory remains highly inconsistent, swinging from a deficit of $82.9 million in 2025Q2 to a peak of $117.2 million in 2026Q2, which complicates the partnership's stated objective of sustained debt reduction and capital stability.

The erratic nature of FCF margins, which have fluctuated between -10.3% and 17.4%, reflects the sensitivity of the business to commodity-linked logistics rather than just the stable water disposal segment. This inconsistency suggests that the company may struggle to maintain consistent distribution coverage without relying on external financing or asset divestitures.

Capital Intensity Remains Elevated

According to quarterly data, NGL's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has reached as high as 15.0% in 2026Q3, indicating that the maintenance of its extensive water infrastructure requires significant, ongoing reinvestment that may limit the cash available for debt service or unit holder distributions.

The variability in CapEx/Revenue suggests that the company is balancing necessary maintenance of its disposal wells with opportunistic growth projects in the Delaware Basin. Analysts should investigate whether this capital intensity is a permanent feature of the water business or if it reflects temporary, high-cost regulatory compliance requirements.

Working Capital Swings Impact Liquidity

As indicated by recent financial statements, NGL experiences significant working capital volatility, with quarterly changes ranging from a $101.0 million outflow in 2025Q1 to a $70.8 million inflow in 2026Q3, highlighting the operational challenges of managing inventory and receivables across diverse logistics and water segments.

These large swings in working capital suggest that the company's cash flow is highly sensitive to the timing of commodity payments and the cyclical nature of its logistics business. This volatility warrants further investigation into the efficiency of the company's collection cycles and its ability to manage payables during periods of commodity price stress.

Aggressive Capital Allocation Patterns

Based on reported figures, NGL's capital deployment strategy appears fragmented, characterized by a $298.2 million share repurchase in 2026Q4 occurring simultaneously with significant debt-related pressures, which may indicate a lack of alignment between cash availability and the long-term goal of balance sheet strengthening.

The decision to prioritize large-scale repurchases while maintaining a high debt burden suggests a complex approach to capital allocation that may not prioritize the most efficient use of cash. Investors should monitor whether these deployment choices are sustainable or if they represent a temporary strategy to manage unit price volatility.

NGL — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) generate from operations?

NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) generated $366.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is NGL Energy Partners LP's free cash flow?

NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) generated $144.7M in free cash flow in 2026. 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 NGL Energy Partners LP's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) spent $221.3M on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does NGL Energy Partners LP distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) returned $113.5M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $470.2M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.