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O-I Glass, Inc. (OI) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation remains highly erratic, evidenced by a swing from a negative 30.3% FCF margin in 2024Q1 to a positive 20.6% in 2025Q4, driven largely by volatile working capital cycles.

OI 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 Operations771M600M489M818M154M687M457M405M791M721M751M608M675M682M575M503M592M800M707.6M636.4M150.3M503.8M609.9M353.1M603.1M538.1M364.8M563M647.3M445.2M317.8M
Operating CF Margin %-9.34%7.49%11.51%2.25%10.81%7.5%6.05%11.5%10.5%11.21%9.88%9.95%9.79%8.21%6.84%8.93%11.32%8.97%8.29%2%7.01%9.74%5.78%10.47%8.95%6.57%10.19%12.2%9.56%8.26%
Operating CF Growth %100.46%22.7%-40.22%431.17%-77.58%50.33%12.84%-48.8%9.71%-3.99%23.52%-9.93%-1.03%18.61%14.31%-15.03%-26%13.06%11.19%323.42%-70.17%-17.4%72.73%-41.45%12.08%47.51%-35.2%-13.02%45.4%40.09%25.81%
Net Income-186M5M-88M-103M627M142M264M-379M169M205M237M-47M195M215M220M-490M-36M197.8M251.5M1.34B-27.5M-621.6M171.5M-990.8M9.4M360.7M-269.7M299.1M122.1M272.4M191.1M
Depreciation & Amortization490M489M486M483M454M401M468M499M507M501M491M424M448M397M412M422M391M395.9M459.9M460.9M509.2M524M474.8M525.2M480.7M543.7M549.5M545.3M463.9M343.5M271.6M
Stock-Based Compensation26M25M14M43M33M00027M18M11M15M21M11M11M0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-59M-65M7M25M22M5M-5M7M-9M-12M-4M12M51M-3M-5M-42M-56M51.9M21M3.2M10.8M-75M-93.3M-182.6M-94.6M227.3M-243.8M110.8M-17.4M83.9M77.5M
Other Non-Cash Items-44M126M195M558M-1.08B111M-89M454M5M-128M-139M116M-170M13M-91M236M579M468.8M361.4M-131.8M7.9M-269.6M-197.3M1.1B629.1M-522.4M445.1M-269M228.9M-58.3M-165.2M
Working Capital Changes385M20M-125M-188M95M28M-181M-176M15M-89M90M88M117M-26M8M-107M-152M-14.3M-296.2M-56.6M-500.5M18.3M154.9M-95M48.1M-67.1M-116.3M-122.4M-136.1M-91.8M-57.2M
Change in Receivables057M14M151M-83M-146M-132M-48M43M-37M-32M-14M59M18M213M-609M12M-184.5M130.8M000000000000
Change in Inventory041M35M0-61M-32M75M-26M-29M2M16M-13M-26M-30M-74M-92M-29M151.9M-74.1M0-31.2M73M106.7M0-70.4M43.2M-50.9M-46.9M-69.7M17.9M10.9M
Change in Payables0-45M-95M-102M146M161M-67M-62M67M69M-58M100M103M128M-53M145M17M32.6M-56.7M000000000000
Cash from Investing-387M-368M-620M-683M-97M-220M93M-437M-698M-351M-417M-2.75B-455M-402M-221M-426M-1.31B-418M-377.2M1.44B-177.9M-248.7M338.8M-201.8M-474.6M-111.2M-464.1M-347.3M-4.23B-551M-822.1M
Capital Expenditures-104M0-617M-688M-539M-398M-311M-426M-536M-441M-454M-402M-369M-361M-290M-285M-503M-427.6M-361.7M-292.5M-320.3M-404.1M-461.8M-431.5M-496M-531.9M-481.4M-684.4M-4.27B-471.3M-831.3M
CapEx % of Revenue1.63%6.72%9.45%9.68%7.86%6.26%5.11%6.37%7.79%6.42%6.77%6.53%5.44%5.18%4.14%3.87%7.58%6.05%4.59%3.81%4.26%5.62%7.37%7.06%8.61%8.85%8.67%12.39%80.54%10.12%21.62%
Acquisitions0026M1M98M180M404M-212M-175M-39M-56M-2.35B-114M-4M-5M-144M-817M8M-15.5M1.76B15.1M-11.6M-630.3M0-17.6M-184.6M-77.1M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-283M-368M-29M4M344M-2M0201M13M129M93M5M28M-37M74M3M6M1.6M-15.5M-23.3M127.3M167M1.43B66.7M39M605.3M94.4M337.1M41.1M-79.7M9.2M
Cash from Financing-236M-250M-8M-27M6M-273M-557M68M-53M-392M-228M2.06B-70M-321M-339M-323M547M114.2M-315.7M-1.97B-9M-273.1M-837.9M-122.4M-157.3M-496.7M23.1M-213.2M3.64B182.3M563.5M
Debt Issued (Net)-143M-147M76M81M-29M-200M-475M215M140M-370M-218M2.27B7M-272M-321M-252M778M155.1M-279.6M-2.01B23.6M-173.6M-783.5M63.1M-44M-384.2M59.2M30.3M2.57B-156.8M553.6M
Equity Issued (Net)-30M-40M-40M-40M-40M-40M-3M-42M-163M-5M5M-99M-32M-33M-23M5M-194M7M14.5M62.8M8M21M27.4M3.6M6.8M-2.8M-14.6M-221M1.08B503.8M12.8M
Dividends Paid000000-8M-31M0000000-35M0-62.2M-5.4M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M-21.5M000
Share Repurchases-30M-40M-40M-40M-40M-40M-3M-42M-163M-5M0-100M-32M-33M-27M0-199M00000000-5.2M-17.2M-225.6M000
Other Financing-63M-63M-44M-68M75M-33M-71M-74M-30M-17M-15M-112M-45M-16M5M-76M-37M-47.9M4.4M-600K-19.1M-99M-60.3M-167.6M-98.6M-88.2M0-1M-10.4M-164.7M-2.9M
Net Change in Cash-107M25M-179M140M48M162M12M39M20M093M-113M129M-48M31M-240M-172M432.2M-8.2M165M-23.9M-31.3M114.5M37M-29.2M-74.1M-27.4M-14.3M53.2M57.3M51.5M
Free Cash Flow474M168M-128M130M-385M289M146M-21M255M280M297M206M306M321M285M218M89M372.4M345.9M343.9M-170M99.7M148.1M-78.4M107.1M6.2M-116.6M-121.4M-3.63B-26.1M-513.5M
FCF Margin %7.41%2.61%-1.96%1.83%-5.62%4.55%2.4%-0.31%3.71%4.08%4.43%3.35%4.51%4.61%4.07%2.96%1.34%5.27%4.39%4.48%-2.26%1.39%2.36%-1.28%1.86%0.1%-2.1%-2.2%-68.34%-0.56%-13.35%
FCF Growth %867.35%231.25%-198.46%133.77%-233.22%97.95%795.24%-108.24%-8.93%-5.72%44.17%-32.68%-4.67%12.63%30.73%144.94%-76.1%7.66%0.58%302.29%-270.51%-32.68%288.9%-173.2%1627.42%105.32%3.95%96.65%-13794.25%94.92%-1556.45%
FCF per Share3.101.09-0.830.84-2.421.800.92-0.141.571.701.821.281.841.941.721.330.532.182.042.05-1.120.660.99-0.530.730.04-0.86-0.72-20.82-0.19-4.15
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-2.55x-4.65x-4.61x-7.94x0.26x4.61x1.84x-1.01x3.08x4.01x3.59x-8.22x4.69x3.71x3.13x-0.99x-12.60x4.94x2.74x0.47x-5.47x-0.90x2.59x-0.36x-1.31x1.51x-1.35x1.89x5.99x2.65x1.66x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Volatile working capital cycles

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Accruals

As reported in financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios frequently swinging into negative territory, such as the -2.91x observed in 2025Q4, suggesting that reported earnings are poor proxies for actual cash generation capabilities.

The persistent divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and significant working capital swings are masking the underlying cash-generating capacity of the business. Investors should monitor whether this volatility is a structural feature of the company's legacy liability management or a symptom of operational inefficiency.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

Based on recent SEC filings, O-I Glass exhibits extreme FCF margin volatility, ranging from a negative 30.3% in 2024Q1 to a positive 20.6% in 2025Q4, which underscores the difficulty in maintaining consistent cash flow generation amidst fluctuating demand and heavy capital intensity.

The erratic FCF trajectory suggests that the company's cash flow is highly sensitive to seasonal working capital requirements and the timing of large-scale maintenance projects. This lack of predictability complicates the assessment of the company's ability to self-fund its long-term strategic initiatives like the MAGMA technology rollout.

Capital Intensity Constrains Cash Flow

According to historical data, capital expenditures as a percentage of revenue have remained elevated, peaking at 13.6% in 2023Q4, which reflects the ongoing necessity of furnace relining and the high capital intensity inherent in the glass manufacturing business model.

The high level of maintenance CapEx relative to revenue suggests that a significant portion of cash flow is effectively 'pre-committed' to sustaining existing operations rather than growth. This structural requirement limits the company's financial flexibility and may explain the persistent pressure on free cash flow during periods of lower capacity utilization.

Working Capital Swings Drive Volatility

As evidenced by quarterly cash flow statements, working capital changes are a primary driver of cash flow variance, with swings as large as $309M in 2025Q4, indicating that inventory management and collection cycles are significantly impacting the company's short-term liquidity position.

The substantial fluctuations in working capital suggest that the company may be struggling to align its production schedules with volatile end-market demand. This dynamic warrants further investigation into whether these swings represent temporary inventory build-ups or more permanent challenges in managing the supply chain efficiently.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Debt Management

Based on reported figures, capital deployment has been largely restricted to consistent share repurchases of $10M per quarter, despite the company's negative net income and the significant cash requirements needed to address legacy liabilities and maintain its aging furnace infrastructure.

The decision to continue share repurchases while facing negative net margins and high capital intensity appears counterintuitive and may indicate a management focus on supporting equity valuation. Investors should monitor whether this allocation strategy remains sustainable given the company's strained balance sheet and the need for ongoing investment in modular manufacturing.

OI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does O-I Glass, Inc. (OI) generate from operations?

O-I Glass, Inc. (OI) generated $600.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is O-I Glass, Inc.'s free cash flow?

O-I Glass, Inc. (OI) generated $168.0M 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 O-I Glass, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

O-I Glass, Inc. (OI) spent $0.0M 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 O-I Glass, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, O-I Glass, Inc. (OI) spent $40.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.