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Nokia Oyj (NOK) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation remains highly unstable, with margins swinging from 30.2% in 2023Q4 to 0.8% in 2024Q4, largely driven by unpredictable working capital fluctuations.

NOK 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 Operations2.08B1.99B2.49B1.32B1.47B2.63B1.76B390M360M1.81B-1.46B507M1.27B72M-354M1.14B4.77B3.25B3.2B7.89B4.48B4.14B4.34B5.24B5.82B6.56B3.52B3.11B1.68B1.71B1.44B
Operating CF Margin %-10%12.97%6.23%6.2%11.82%8.05%1.67%1.6%7.83%-6.15%4.04%10.84%0.61%-2.3%7.12%11.25%7.92%6.32%15.46%10.89%12.12%14.79%17.8%19.37%20.99%11.55%15.69%12.59%19.39%21.16%
Operating CF Growth %-1.17%-20.21%89.29%-10.65%-43.85%49.23%351.03%8.33%-80.13%224.54%-386.98%-60.24%1670.83%120.34%-131.13%-76.18%47.03%1.33%-59.41%76.29%8.15%-4.59%-17.1%-10.03%-11.27%86.36%13.09%85.33%-1.82%19.1%1356.64%
Net Income796M604.18M1.28B679M4.26B1.65B-2.42B11M-335M-1.46B-927M2.47B3.46B-615M-3.11B-1.16B1.85B891M4B7.22B4.31B3.61B3.2B3.59B3.38B2.2B5.79B2.58B1.67B1.05B563.23M
Depreciation & Amortization1.11B1.07B1.01B1.09B1.14B1.09B1.13B1.66B1.46B1.59B1.59B320M297M728M1.33B1.56B1.77B1.78B1.62B1.21B712.23M711.75M867.51M1.14B1.31B1.43B1.01B666.83M507.33M462.73M385.67M
Stock-Based Compensation00241M202M149M108M76M81M68M92M113M49M37M56M13M18M47M16M74M228M00000000000
Deferred Taxes133M0385M825M-2.03B273M3.25B140M64M937M-429M338M-1.28B401M1.15B-963M-2.45B-2.06B0000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items424.67M511M138M-194M-201M-228M465M286M51M52M1.26B-1.65B-2.39B447M145M2.32B1.21B2.48B137.92M-1.14B252.31M180.68M-31.72M716.22M166.77M1.94B-1.9B-119.25M-51.16M50.91M-29.73M
Working Capital Changes-389.9M-200.75M-569M-1.28B-1.84B-268M-744M-1.79B-943M598M-3.06B-1.02B1.15B-945M123M-638M2.35B140M-2.55B605.62M-792.54M-365.59M299.5M-203.27M955.83M980.05M-1.38B-20.87M-449.35M147.27M516.63M
Change in Receivables-387.65M-24.01M-364M304M-451M239M-418M159M246M-421M18M-693M115M1.66B2.04B137M1.28B1.15B0000000000000
Change in Inventory19.25M143.12M404M478M-991M-48M547M285M-544M-296M24M341M-462M193M707M289M-512M640M321.82M-245.54M84.1M-300.57M-192.53M-41.29M243.01M434.95M-422.7M-362.73M-103.17M-120M537.52M
Change in Payables63.49M-319.86M0000-845M0-645M1.31B-2.76B0000017M00000000000000
Cash from Investing-864.65M-1.34B-117M1.04B-1.88B-1.79B-1.52B-290M-315M9M6.84B1.9B886M-691M562M1.5B-2.42B-2.15B-2.91B-711.25M1.01B1.84B-329.01M-312.85M-869.11M-2.68B-2.3B-1.34B-775.92M-498.18M-530.29M
Capital Expenditures-620.83M-582.08M-472M-652M-601M-560M-479M-690M-672M-601M-477M-314M-311M-407M-461M-597M-679M-558M-1.02B-873.11M-776.63M-606.21M-547.36M-431.16M-432.65M-1.04B-1.58B-1.31B-833.05M-646.36M-466.82M
CapEx % of Revenue3.1%2.93%2.46%3.08%2.53%2.52%2.19%2.96%2.98%2.6%2.02%2.5%2.64%3.45%2.99%3.74%1.6%1.36%2.02%1.71%1.89%1.77%1.86%1.47%1.44%3.34%5.2%6.59%6.24%7.33%6.88%
Acquisitions-762.42M-1.6B193M-2M-17M-33M-93M19M-49M-420M5.83B2.49B2.34B-71M2M-817M-18M42M-5.93B253.09M-531.14M-92.03M5.9M-7.15M-10.48M-131.5M-401.41M-178.88M085.45M0
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing90.62M84.53M158M219M2M45M23M-101M88M67M59M-17M71M146M306M4M22M102M173.12M-128.94M545.54M254.98M-119.5M27M-488.87M-1.39B-314.1M140.12M57.13M65.45M-63.47M
Cash from Financing-1.76B-1.55B-2B-1.5B-837M-1.21B883M-479M-969M-1.75B-4.92B-584M-4.58B-477M-465M-1.1B-911M-696M-1.55B-3.84B-4.97B-5.57B-4.31B-2.78B-1.58B-1.9B-1.28B-593.29M-62.24M-442.73M-335.05M
Debt Issued (Net)-1.06B-349.63M-600M-581M-184M-1.2B1.03B92M110M43M-2.47B153M-2.71B1.3B290M-109M607M850M3.57B760M-87.89M216.99M-256.71M-69.87M-404.06M-559.71M47.91M-175.9M185.88M-164.55M-179.17M
Equity Issued (Net)713.37M225.73M-680M-300M-300M0000-785M-216M-225M-427M0001M0-3.12B-3.82B-3.32B-4.25B-2.65B-1.33B145.8M56.2M68.14M152.05M107.44M11.82M0
Dividends Paid-799.37M-723.28M-723M-611M-353M-9M-149M-570M-1.08B-970M-1.51B-512M-1.39B-71M-755M-1.54B-1.52B-1.55B-2.05B-1.76B-1.55B-1.53B-1.41B-1.38B-1.35B-1.4B-1.01B-598.26M-371.76M-178.18M-155.87M
Share Repurchases-114.89M-599.37M-680M-300M-300M0000-785M-216M-225M-427M00000-3.13B-3.83B-3.37B-4.25B-2.65B-1.35B-17.15M-21.35M00000
Other Financing-606.52M-699.27M0-10M000-1M2M-37M-718M4M-45M-1.71B0546M0053M987M000026.68M3.37M-311.97M28.82M16.2M-111.82M0
Net Change in Cash-572.39M-377.27M389M767M-1.22B-249M1.03B-351M-1.11B-128M502M1.82B-2.46B-1.32B-284M1.64B1.67B378M-1.3B3.33B466.74M600.3M-326.79M1.97B3.21B1.93B-55.37M1.17B839.87M769.09M570.46M
Free Cash Flow1.46B1.41B2.02B665M873M2.06B1.28B-300M-312M1.21B-1.93B193M964M-335M-815M540M4.09B2.69B2.18B7.02B3.7B3.53B3.79B4.8B5.39B5.52B1.93B1.81B845.84M1.06B968.98M
FCF Margin %7.29%7.08%10.52%3.15%3.67%9.3%5.86%-1.29%-1.38%5.23%-8.17%1.54%8.2%-2.84%-5.29%3.38%9.65%6.56%4.3%13.75%9%10.34%12.92%16.34%17.93%17.65%6.35%9.11%6.34%12.06%14.28%
FCF Growth %-20.93%-30.37%203.91%-23.83%-57.72%61.33%526.67%3.85%-125.76%162.68%-1101.04%-79.98%387.76%58.9%-250.93%-86.81%52.29%23.22%-68.92%89.7%4.73%-6.81%-21.06%-10.81%-2.34%185.07%7.14%113.48%-20.48%9.77%238.16%
FCF per Share0.250.260.370.120.150.360.23-0.05-0.060.21-0.340.050.23-0.09-0.220.151.100.720.581.790.910.810.821.011.121.150.400.950.900.270.20
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.83x3.06x1.95x1.98x0.35x1.62x-0.70x55.71x-1.07x-1.21x1.90x0.21x0.37x-0.12x0.11x-0.98x2.58x3.64x0.80x1.10x1.04x1.15x1.36x1.46x1.72x2.98x0.89x1.20x0.96x1.63x2.40x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical Infrastructure Spending Volatility

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

As reported in recent financial statements, Nokia's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, with OCF/NI ratios swinging wildly from -43.49 in 2023Q4 to 9.10 in 2026Q1, suggesting that accounting accruals and non-cash adjustments play a disproportionate role in reported bottom-line profitability.

The extreme variance in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that net income is a poor proxy for the company's actual cash-generating capacity. Investors should interpret this as a sign that significant portions of reported earnings are tied to non-cash items or timing differences in revenue recognition, rather than immediate cash inflows.

FCF Volatility Reflects Cyclical Exposure

Based on quarterly data, Nokia's free cash flow margin has demonstrated significant instability, ranging from a high of 30.2% in 2023Q4 to a low of 0.8% in 2024Q4, highlighting the company's sensitivity to the lumpy nature of global telecommunications infrastructure project cycles.

The erratic FCF trajectory suggests that the company's cash generation is highly dependent on the timing of large-scale contract milestones. This volatility may indicate that the firm lacks a consistent, predictable cash flow base, making it vulnerable to sudden shifts in operator capital expenditure budgets.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow variance, with a massive $1.1 billion outflow in 2024Q4 followed by a $608 million inflow in 2025Q1, underscoring the high operational complexity of managing large-scale infrastructure inventory and receivables.

These sharp fluctuations in working capital suggest that Nokia's cash position is heavily influenced by the timing of customer payments and inventory build-ups. Such movements may imply that the company is frequently forced to absorb the cash flow impact of its customers' own capital management strategies.

Conservative Capital Allocation Amid Uncertainty

As evidenced by the provided data, Nokia has maintained consistent dividend payments while sporadically utilizing share repurchases, such as the $546 million buyback in 2025Q1, suggesting a management preference for returning capital despite the underlying volatility in operational cash flow generation.

The decision to prioritize dividends over aggressive reinvestment or buybacks may reflect management's cautious outlook on future market volatility. Investors should monitor whether this capital allocation strategy remains sustainable if the current cyclical downturn in infrastructure spending persists for an extended period.

NOK — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Nokia Oyj (NOK) generate from operations?

Nokia Oyj (NOK) generated $1.99B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Nokia Oyj's free cash flow?

Nokia Oyj (NOK) generated $1.41B 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 Nokia Oyj's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Nokia Oyj (NOK) spent $582.1M 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 Nokia Oyj distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Nokia Oyj (NOK) returned $723.3M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $599.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.