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PACCAR Inc (PCAR) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operating cash flow remains resilient with a 1.61 ratio to net income in 2026Q1, though free cash flow margins have shown high volatility, ranging from -0.8% to 18.3% over the last nine quarters.

PCAR 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 Operations4.48B4.42B4.64B4.19B3.03B2.19B2.99B2.86B2.99B2.72B2.3B2.56B2.12B2.38B1.52B1.59B1.55B1.37B1.3B2.06B1.85B986.8M891M818.7M795.4M625.7M519.6M840.2M653.8M438.4M358.3M
Operating CF Margin %-15.52%13.79%11.93%10.5%9.3%15.95%11.17%12.74%13.96%13.51%13.37%11.18%13.87%8.91%9.74%15.07%18.11%9.13%13.5%11.26%7.02%7.82%9.99%11.02%10.26%6.56%9.31%8.28%6.48%7.79%
Operating CF Growth %94.1%-4.85%10.76%38.42%38.43%-26.8%4.44%-4.41%10.18%18.04%-9.98%20.36%-10.61%56.4%-4.62%2.66%12.97%5.24%-36.51%10.94%87.75%10.75%8.83%2.93%27.12%20.42%-38.16%28.51%49.13%22.36%20.11%
Net Income2.48B2.38B4.16B4.6B3.01B1.87B1.3B2.39B2.2B1.68B521.7M1.6B1.36B1.17B1.11B1.04B457.6M111.9M1.02B1.23B1.5B1.13B906.8M526.5M372M173.6M441.8M583.6M416.8M344.6M201M
Depreciation & Amortization622.3M827.4M916.9M923.9M790.2M903.3M1.05B1.08B1.05B1.11B993.1M907.1M917.7M810.7M700.9M673.8M623.2M651.7M649.4M526.4M434.6M370.1M315M267.5M218.2M179.9M155.5M146.9M123.9M112M81.1M
Stock-Based Compensation42.4M000000000000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes174.1M333.1M-79.3M-303.7M-208M-208.6M400K70.8M17.5M-173.9M30.9M-55.2M-98M97.3M151.7M224.1M46.3M159.7M131M000000000001M
Other Non-Cash Items595.7M160.7M61.1M50.5M-19.7M-4.3M-135.7M6.3M-37.3M-4.7M-137M-3.9M-25.3M23.3M-136.8M-15.4M8.7M-113.7M101.8M40M95M20.6M37.5M50.3M102.6M127.5M58.8M-8.3M71.7M-54.2M8.5M
Working Capital Changes566.8M718.8M-419.8M-1.08B-547.1M-369.2M772.3M-682M-237.1M111.7M892.1M104M-29.6M273.1M-308.4M-332.2M415.6M563.7M-595.2M261.7M-172.9M-537.1M-368.3M-25.6M102.6M144.7M-136.5M118M41.4M36M66.7M
Change in Receivables1.31B1.11B-321.8M-1.7B-1.38B-322.1M993M-592.5M-811.4M-465.7M455.9M-174.7M-437.2M-299.4M-117.9M-1.1B23.7M805M-249M265.2M-377.5M-673.3M-515.4M-32.8M39.3M78.6M-20.4M-19.1M-39M-108.5M-39.5M
Change in Inventory233.7M296.4M42.5M-350.7M-272.7M-628M-51.9M24.6M-332.7M-149.9M64.1M64.3M-189.5M-39.6M-61.5M-187.1M96.6M53.4M-85.2M114.4M-168.5M-30.1M-142.1M23.6M-15.9M23.8M65.9M7.5M-88M-44.9M33.9M
Change in Payables-156.2M-432.6M279.4M000-53.6M-27.6M528.9M333.6M-8.6M-162.6M252.3M240.8M-303.6M585M221.3M00000000000000
Cash from Investing-1.95B-2.27B-4.49B-2.87B-2.03B-1.36B-1.88B-2.21B-1.93B-1.96B-1.56B-1.97B-1.53B-2.15B-2.59B-2.42B-467.1M310.6M-251.9M-1.3B-1.83B-1.5B-1.21B-239.3M-593M75.1M-577.6M-1.23B-960M-259.3M-488.5M
Capital Expenditures-1.06B-1.39B-1.75B-1.26B-1.39B-1.63B-1.64B-1.97B-1.95B-1.85B-1.96B-1.73B-1.54B-1.87B-1.8B-1.65B-168.4M-127.7M-1.55B-1.27B-954.3M-848.5M-633.5M-369.3M-340.2M-309.3M-220.1M-306.4M-298M-133M-588.4M
CapEx % of Revenue3.89%4.87%5.19%3.59%4.82%6.94%8.75%7.7%8.31%9.49%11.54%9.03%8.09%10.94%10.58%10.07%1.64%1.68%10.85%8.33%5.8%6.04%5.56%4.51%4.71%5.07%2.78%3.4%3.77%1.97%12.78%
Acquisitions328M680.8M00687.7M-727M-597.8M638.1M653.7M470.7M433.8M-1.04B-1.24B00-1.14B-715.4M-843.3M-1.09B240.1M162.2M96.1M103.2M30.9M28.5M18.8M36.1M143.2M44.3M146.7M43.7M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-706.2M-1.02B-1.78B-1.44B-1.88B446.2M7.2M-739.6M-294M72.8M127.7M44.6M371.1M-177M-504M-299.9M256.9M317.6M1.81B-332.1M-801.2M-712.9M-510M-53.2M-159.1M373.8M-533.5M-935.5M-685.3M-221.6M-90.6M
Cash from Financing-2.5B-3.08B-123.1M1.1B304.9M-882.9M-1.81B83.4M71.1M-393.8M-823.5M-196.5M-520.5M273.8M209.5M946.1M-960.4M-1.82B-868.1M-838.5M42.5M721M516.3M-130.7M-159.1M-552.5M78.1M526.5M412.5M-95.5M171.9M
Debt Issued (Net)-416.7M-822.6M2.12B2.57B1.28B-210.9M-580.3M1.27B1.21B125.2M46.9M663.8M116.9M525.9M1.17B1.49B-730.7M-1.6B-19.8M227.9M847.2M1.57B879.2M17.4M-58.5M-396.1M388.4M709.9M569.5M7.6M327.4M
Equity Issued (Net)-13.2M7.3M-4.5M-3.5M-2.1M-1.5M-42.1M-110.2M-354.4M0-70.5M-201.6M-42.7M0-162.1M-337.6M00-219.1M-329.7M-274.3M-355.3M-92M23.8M22.4M12M-92.8M4.7M000
Dividends Paid-1.43B-2.27B-2.29B-1.52B-1B-708M-1.24B-1.14B-804.3M-558.3M-829.3M-680.5M-623.8M-283.1M-809.5M-217.4M-251.7M-232.1M-629.2M-736.7M-530.4M-496.9M-270.9M-171.9M-123M-168.4M-217.5M-188.1M-163.6M-103.1M-155.5M
Share Repurchases-36.6M-36.1M-4.5M-3.5M-2.1M-1.5M-42.1M-110.2M-354.4M0-70.5M-201.6M-42.7M0-162.1M-337.6M-22M0-230.6M-360.5M-312M-367.2M-107.7M000-105.8M0000
Other Financing-640M051.9M51.5M35.7M37.5M53.7M60.8M19.3M39.3M29.4M21.8M29.1M31M13.9M10.9M22M17.6M00000000006.6M00
Net Change in Cash127.1M-752.9M-120.9M2.49B1.26B-111.3M-635.5M739.2M1.07B449M-100.7M278.8M-12.5M477.7M-834.3M65.9M128.8M-43.2M97.1M5.6M153.6M84.2M267.7M574M117.8M118.5M8.3M96M94.5M115M38.9M
Free Cash Flow3.42B3.03B2.9B2.93B1.64B553.9M1.35B889.5M1.04B869.2M335.9M830.8M586.3M502.9M-284.4M-54.7M1.38B1.25B-245.1M788M898.4M138.3M257.5M449.4M455.2M316.4M299.5M533.8M355.8M305.4M-230.1M
FCF Margin %12.54%10.65%8.6%8.33%5.68%2.35%7.2%3.47%4.43%4.47%1.97%4.35%3.09%2.94%-1.67%-0.33%13.44%16.42%-1.72%5.18%5.46%0.98%2.26%5.48%6.31%5.19%3.78%5.92%4.51%4.52%-5%
FCF Growth %44.61%4.62%-1.1%78.89%195.45%-58.93%51.64%-14.47%19.65%158.77%-59.57%41.7%16.58%276.83%-419.93%-103.96%11.03%608.2%-131.1%-12.29%549.6%-46.29%-42.7%-1.27%43.87%5.64%-43.89%50.03%16.5%232.72%-212.46%
FCF per Share6.485.755.505.583.131.062.591.711.971.640.641.561.100.94-0.53-0.102.522.28-0.451.411.590.240.430.760.770.540.510.890.600.52-0.39
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.38x1.86x1.12x0.91x1.01x1.17x2.30x1.20x1.36x1.62x4.41x1.59x1.56x2.03x1.37x1.53x3.39x12.27x1.28x1.67x1.24x0.87x0.98x1.55x2.14x3.60x1.18x1.44x1.57x1.27x1.78x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical demand and pricing

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Amid Cyclical Shifts

As reported in recent financial statements, PACCAR's operating cash flow to net income ratio reached 1.61 in 2026Q1, suggesting that cash generation remains significantly higher than accounting earnings during the current period of cyclical revenue contraction and margin compression across the core truck manufacturing segment.

The consistent premium of operating cash flow over net income indicates that non-cash charges and working capital releases are currently buffering the impact of declining profitability. Investors should monitor whether this conversion quality persists as the company exhausts its ability to liquidate inventory or manage payables during a prolonged industry downturn.

FCF Volatility Reflects Market Normalization

Based on PACCAR's quarterly filings, free cash flow margins have fluctuated significantly, ranging from a low of -0.8% in 2024Q2 to a high of 18.3% in 2025Q3, highlighting the inherent sensitivity of the company's cash generation to the volatile demand cycles of the heavy-duty truck market.

The wide variance in free cash flow suggests that PACCAR's cash trajectory is highly dependent on the timing of large fleet deliveries and the subsequent impact on working capital. While the 2026Q1 FCF margin of 15.6% appears robust, it may be artificially supported by reduced capital expenditure rather than sustained operational efficiency.

Capital Intensity Remains Cyclically Managed

According to historical data, PACCAR's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has averaged between 4% and 6.4%, reflecting a disciplined approach to maintaining manufacturing capacity while navigating the transition toward new powertrain technologies in a cooling freight environment.

The absence of capital expenditure in 2026Q1 warrants further investigation, as it may suggest a temporary pause in growth-related investments or a shift in accounting treatment for major projects. This capital restraint appears to be a defensive mechanism to preserve liquidity while the company faces significant top-line headwinds.

Working Capital Dynamics Masking Weakness

As indicated by the provided cash flow data, working capital changes have been highly inconsistent, swinging from a $920.4 million outflow in 2024Q2 to a $365.6 million inflow in 2024Q4, which complicates the assessment of underlying operational efficiency during this period of cyclical normalization.

These swings suggest that PACCAR is actively managing its inventory and payables to smooth out the cash flow impact of fluctuating truck demand. Investors should be cautious, as reliance on working capital adjustments to support cash flow can often mask underlying deterioration in the core business's ability to generate organic cash.

Aggressive Capital Return Policy Persists

Based on recent financial disclosures, PACCAR has maintained a consistent commitment to shareholder returns, including a notable $1.8 billion dividend payment in 2024Q1, even as the company navigates a challenging environment characterized by a -15.50% year-over-year decline in reported revenue.

The company's willingness to return substantial capital to shareholders during a cyclical trough suggests a high degree of confidence in its balance sheet liquidity. However, this strategy may limit the firm's flexibility to fund the significant R&D required for the transition to zero-emission vehicle platforms.

PCAR — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does PACCAR Inc (PCAR) generate from operations?

PACCAR Inc (PCAR) generated $4.42B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is PACCAR Inc's free cash flow?

PACCAR Inc (PCAR) generated $3.03B 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 PACCAR Inc's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

PACCAR Inc (PCAR) spent $1.39B 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 PACCAR Inc distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, PACCAR Inc (PCAR) returned $2.27B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $36.1M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.