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PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow quality is frequently obscured by lumpy maintenance capital expenditures, which contributed to a dividend payout ratio relative to AFFO reaching as high as 118% in 2024Q3.

PCH Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'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'96Dec'95
Cash from Operations201.12M188.47M159.11M491.9M504.89M335.26M139.07M178.89M162.66M102.12M74.01M131.37M92.25M79.98M77.11M125.24M112.05M35.23M145.77M181.99M66.72M562.14M184.96M419.77M85.08M93.91M204.6M217.5M154.9M224.8M247.6M
Operating CF Growth %303.61%18.45%-67.65%-2.57%50.59%141.08%-22.26%9.98%59.29%37.97%-43.66%42.41%15.34%3.72%-38.43%11.78%218.03%-75.83%-19.9%172.78%-88.13%203.93%-55.94%393.4%-9.41%-54.1%-5.93%40.41%-31.09%-9.21%35.37%
Operating CF / Revenue %18.03%17.75%15.54%36.96%37.75%32.21%16.81%18.36%23.97%17.05%12.86%21.64%16.18%15.23%15.5%23.22%23.53%8.01%8.81%11.32%4.46%41.59%12.28%32.64%4.86%5.19%12.2%13.89%9.87%14.46%15.42%
Net Income64.25M062.1M333.9M423.86M166.83M55.66M122.88M86.45M10.94M31.71M89.91M70.58M42.59M40.27M40.27M81.43M68.84M56.43M139.11M32.96M271.25M50.73M-234.38M-79.44M-33.21M40.9M37.2M36.1M61.5M108.5M
Depreciation & Amortization53.12M0098.23M126.86M169.89M100.87M73.16M29.91M34.19M38.1M26.75M26.96M26.25M29.09M31.2M30.15M30.15M80.08M91.02M89.39M88.32M104.86M115.47M169.39M161.85M150.3M150.3M149.8M141.5M137M
Stock-Based Compensation11.65M09.12M18.5M8.61M8.06M7.27M8.21M4.72M4.39M4.76M4.14M4.38M4.07M4.4M3.95M4.32M4.32M5.8M4.1M00000000000
Other Non-Cash Items81.29M189.5M123.35M37.12M-21.27M-17.98M-15.26M-25.23M12.83M64.51M9.95M5.03M10.49M-10.16M-258K42.34M6.23M-29.57M7.34M-21M-2.22M349.96M7.93M742.25M5.11M-2.13M-100K-3.1M-5.9M100K100K
Working Capital Changes-3.01M-1.02M-26.19M9.41M-33.2M23.07M1.56M-12.29M13.38M-13.77M-4.82M7.17M-17.69M1.24M-607K2.05M10.95M-20.62M-880K39.33M-51.4M-177.67M9.13M-49.62M73.37M-50.91M-5.3M16.3M-38.6M-3.6M-25.9M
Cash from Investing-55M-92.06M-95.3M-147.52M-59.15M-42.19M4.52M-47.91M-50.02M93.35M-14.26M-382.68M-14M-8.65M4.5M-41.65M-46.72M-47.44M-183.5M-22.82M-57.72M-128.09M-131.39M65.78M-173.12M-167.54M-188.8M-146.6M-210.7M-139.7M-268.3M
Acquisitions (Net)00023.57M15M1.37M61.18M3.42M0111.46M0000000000000010.39M1.88M3M3.1M2.9M5.1M0
Purchase of Investments0000000000000000-31.84M0000-71.88M-38.09M0-35.28M-4.49M-51.7M-13.2M-13.6M-48M-100.4M
Sale of Investments0000000000000000037.32M7.3M36.14M54.27M0028.5M2.36M1.5M57.5M13.8M13.5M167M0
Other Investing-21.32M-28.17M612K13.71M1.27M2.22M809K807K85K113.88M28.71M30.5M9.65M20.54M9.84M-36.43M821K-20.68M-100.74M-5.27M-6.42M-7.3M-13.61M88.89M-99.67M-6K50.1M-13.1M-64.2M-32.4M-7.7M
Cash from Financing-213.58M-182.37M-171.71M-295.56M-401.31M-124.98M-138.77M-172M-74.77M-120.81M-56.52M250.37M-89.65M-62.17M-79.39M-79.54M-64.68M4.04M39.02M-157.54M-11.51M-432.6M-55.35M-484.05M84.16M73.75M-15.9M-68.3M57.1M-84.9M19.3M
Dividends Paid-140.4M-142.35M-143.59M-208.13M-388.24M-107.85M-107.72M-146.77M-61.93M-60.84M-61.02M-57.85M-51.87M-50.04M-73.92M-81.58M-81.13M-80.67M-77.46M-165.12M-17.5M-92.43M-17.22M-17.07M-33.11M-49.7M-50.4M-50.5M-49.5M-48.3M-47.1M
Common Dividends-140.4M-142.35M-143.59M-208.13M-388.24M-107.85M-107.72M-146.77M-61.93M-60.84M-61.02M-57.85M-51.87M-50.04M-73.92M-81.58M-81.13M-80.67M-77.46M-165.12M-17.5M-92.43M-17.22M-17.07M-33.11M-49.7M-50.4M-50.5M-49.5M-48.3M-47.1M
Debt Issuance (Net)265K265K0-1000K-1000K00-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-11K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K
Share Repurchases-67.63M-35.02M-25.01M-54.55M0-15.36M-25.17M00-5.96M0000000000-1.87M-75.35M00-10.45M-25.89M0-3.3M0-5M-11.3M
Other Financing-5.81M-5.27M-3.1M-7.38M-6.7M-1.77M-5.88M-4.98M-1.83M-3.91M-3M-1.78M-3.02M-3.54M-1.89M-105K-4.24M70.35M663K591K-669K-34.53M8.41M-4.53M-18.03M-9.16M-1.3M00-4M-100K
Net Change in Cash-67.46M-85.96M-107.9M48.82M44.43M168.09M4.81M-41.02M37.87M74.66M3.24M-942K-11.4M9.17M2.23M4.06M647K-8.16M1.29M1.63M-2.51M1.46M-1.78M1.5M-3.88M121K-200K2.7M1.3M100K19.3M
Exchange Rate Effect00000000000000000000000000-100K100K0-100K20.7M
Cash at Beginning96.04M237.69M345.59M296.77M252.34M84.25M79.44M120.46M82.58M7.92M4.64M5.59M16.98M7.82M5.59M1.53M885K9.05M7.76M6.13M8.65M7.19M8.97M7.47M11.65M11.53M11.7M9M7.7M7.6M9M
Cash at End93.67M151.72M237.69M345.59M296.77M252.34M84.25M79.44M120.46M82.58M7.89M4.64M5.59M16.98M7.82M5.59M1.53M885K9.05M7.76M6.13M8.65M7.19M8.97M7.77M11.65M11.5M11.7M9M7.7M28.3M
Free Cash Flow131.44M67.47M37.5M307.1M429.47M289.48M81.59M126.76M112.55M81.58M31.05M-281.81M68.6M50.79M71.78M120.03M96.35M-28.85M55.7M128.3M-38.86M513.24M105.27M368.15M34.16M-72.51M-43.1M80.3M5.6M-6.6M87.4M
FCF Growth %2007.17%79.94%-87.79%-28.49%48.36%254.78%-35.63%12.62%37.96%162.74%111.02%-510.81%35.06%-29.23%-40.2%24.58%433.99%-151.79%-56.58%430.18%-107.57%387.54%-71.41%977.79%147.11%-68.24%-153.67%1333.93%184.85%-107.55%-0.23%
FCF / Revenue %11.78%6.35%3.66%23.08%32.11%27.81%9.87%13.01%16.59%13.62%5.4%-46.43%12.03%9.67%14.43%22.25%20.23%-6.56%3.37%7.98%-2.6%37.98%6.99%28.62%1.95%-4.01%-2.57%5.13%0.36%-0.42%5.44%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical housing demand sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2025Q3)

Dividend Coverage Remains Highly Variable

According to the company's reported financial data, the dividend payout ratio relative to AFFO has fluctuated wildly, reaching as high as 118% in 2024Q3 and dipping to 65% in 2023Q3, which highlights the inherent difficulty in maintaining a consistent distribution policy amidst cyclical timber and lumber markets.

The frequent breach of the 100% payout threshold suggests that the dividend is not always supported by recurring cash flow after accounting for necessary maintenance capital. Investors should monitor whether management continues to prioritize dividend stability during periods of negative AFFO, as this may necessitate reliance on balance sheet liquidity.

FFO Masks Significant Operational Volatility

As reported in financial statements, the FFO to Net Income ratio has reached extreme levels, such as the 8.74x multiple observed in 2024Q4, indicating that GAAP net income is a poor proxy for the company's actual cash-generating capacity due to heavy non-cash depreciation and depletion charges.

The massive divergence between GAAP earnings and FFO underscores the capital-intensive nature of timberland ownership and manufacturing. Relying on net income to evaluate performance may lead to a fundamental misunderstanding of the company's ability to fund operations and shareholder returns.

Maintenance Capex Burdens Cash Flow

Based on the provided cash flow data, maintenance capital expenditures have been highly inconsistent, peaking at $67.8 million in 2023Q4, which directly impacts the company's ability to generate positive AFFO and suggests that sustaining the asset base requires significant, lumpy reinvestment that complicates cash flow predictability.

The volatility in capital spending appears to be a primary driver of the erratic AFFO performance. This suggests that the company's cash flow profile is sensitive to the timing of mill upgrades and forest management requirements, which may not always align with favorable commodity price environments.

Operating Cash Flow Quality Fluctuations

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow reports, the conversion of operating cash flow into FFO is frequently disrupted by working capital swings, with OCF reaching $100.6 million in 2024Q2 while FFO remained significantly lower at $43.4 million, indicating a disconnect between accounting earnings and actual cash inflows.

This disparity suggests that timing differences in timber sales and inventory management play a substantial role in the company's liquidity profile. Analysts should be cautious in assuming that high OCF in any single quarter translates directly into sustainable distributable cash for shareholders.

PCH — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH) generate from operations?

PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH) generated $188.5M in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is PotlatchDeltic Corporation's free cash flow?

PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH) generated $67.5M in free cash flow in 2024. 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 PotlatchDeltic Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH) spent $63.9M on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does PotlatchDeltic Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2024, PotlatchDeltic Corporation (PCH) returned $142.3M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $35.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.