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POWIPower Integrations, Inc.
$78.96$4.4B
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Power Integrations, Inc. (POWI) Cash Flow Statement

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Free cash flow generation is highly erratic, evidenced by a 2025Q3 OCF/NI ratio of -22.02, while the company continues to prioritize shareholder returns through buybacks despite periods of minimal profitability.

POWI 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 Operations105.18M111.52M81.18M65.76M215.34M230.87M125.64M224.5M83.96M82.04M97.9M92.19M85.56M98.67M51.83M69.19M59.97M46.17M36.2M62.61M29.23M36.02M30.11M20.39M31.53M16.22M14.22M22.89M18.5M8.1M1.1M
Operating CF Margin %-25.14%19.38%14.79%33.07%32.83%25.73%53.37%20.19%19%25.27%26.8%24.53%28.43%16.97%23.16%20%21.41%17.95%32.77%18%25.18%22.04%16.22%29.15%17.24%12.75%22%26.43%18.08%4.72%
Operating CF Growth %109.51%37.37%23.45%-69.46%-6.72%83.75%-44.04%167.38%2.35%-16.2%6.2%7.74%-13.29%90.37%-25.09%15.38%29.89%27.54%-42.18%114.19%-18.86%19.64%47.7%-35.35%94.38%14.12%-37.89%23.72%128.42%636.36%-
Net Income16.6M22.09M32.23M55.73M170.85M164.41M71.18M193.47M69.98M27.61M47.89M39.15M59.54M57.27M-34.4M34.29M49.46M23.27M1.8M26.62M9.43M15.7M20.37M18.09M9.58M6.73M19.77M24.48M12.68M4.8M-1.3M
Depreciation & Amortization27.14M28.03M34.58M37.38M37.34M34.95M28.1M24.4M24.18M24.46M23.48M23.5M21.96M23.49M20.42M16.32M13.02M10.34M9.82M7.5M7.1M6.26M6.88M6.85M6.68M6.94M4.19M3.23M3.03M2.3M1.9M
Stock-Based Compensation37.31M39.69M35.08M28.53M22.36M37.61M30.91M23.35M21.58M24.68M20.89M14.77M14.28M16.48M14.22M8.97M10.72M11.33M34.98M13.68M15.46M3.12M001.8M000000
Deferred Taxes3.44M898K-8.35M-9.25M-2.57M-13.24M-592K4.02M-4.46M15.84M-660K-5.42M157K-2.78M804K3.78M1.12M658K18K-1.12M-4.91M-24K72K191K-718K708K-2.14M-3.92M000
Other Non-Cash Items-9.77M-1.58M-1.64M-705K5.35M4.71M894K57K752K1.67M1.09M1.36M2.39M584K58.92M729K2.99M1.15M2.51M3.1M427K1.25M4.58M6.94M439K1.6M1.22M-163K164K1.1M100K
Working Capital Changes21.65M22.4M-10.72M-45.93M-18M2.42M-4.85M-20.8M-28.07M-12.21M5.22M18.82M-12.77M3.63M-8.14M5.11M-17.34M-575K-12.92M12.83M1.73M9.72M-1.78M-11.68M13.75M244K-8.83M-737K2.63M-100K400K
Change in Receivables8.36M9.26M-12.25M6.62M19.87M-5.5M-11.3M-13.26M5.75M-10.48M650K4.13M2.13M-4.94M5.31M-3.62M16.24M-8.71M124K-64K420K593K00155K000000
Change in Inventory6.09M-1.27M-2.45M-27.74M-36.15M3.61M-12.5M-9.52M-23.77M-4.52M-630K13.5M-21.7M2.38M18.03M10.04M-33.59M2.14M-8.93M8.56M-10.05M7.47M-2.24M-8.09M8.59M-2.02M-10.19M-2.56M-1.52M-3.4M400K
Change in Payables-4.82M3.25M3.45M-5.43M-3.84M4.07M5.7M-6.56M1.34M396K7.71M-2M2.34M2.47M2.07M-1.56M-483K6.84M-1.44M2.51M2.29M-3.17M003.09M000000
Cash from Investing25.53M36.21M-25.92M-14.15M78.34M-232.8M-28.27M-162.05M69.14M-34.72M-117.43M-7.74M-38.15M-90.66M-124.71M-52.31M-46.54M-59.17M71.15M-94.98M-264K-7.75M-18.05M-10.96M-21.66M4.62M-9.4M-20.14M-18.74M-500K-4.2M
Capital Expenditures-20.67M-24.4M-17.29M-20.88M-39.21M-47.27M-70.6M-24.11M-25.58M-32.5M-12.2M-21.75M-23.07M-13.96M-16.36M-23.22M-30.57M-14.36M-9.1M-10.95M-13.08M-4.29M-8.13M-37.79M-4.51M-7.63M-16.21M-6.59M-1.96M-1.4M-500K
CapEx % of Revenue4.63%5.5%4.13%4.7%6.02%6.72%14.46%5.73%6.15%7.53%3.15%6.32%6.61%4.02%5.36%7.77%10.2%6.66%4.51%5.73%8.06%3%5.95%30.06%4.17%8.11%14.54%6.33%2.79%3.13%2.15%
Acquisitions150K150K-9.52M0035K00900K00-15.55M036K-115.72M-6.91M-8.6M-10M0-5.46M00000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing00001.2M0651K-1.03M-900K-2.22M-105.23M29.56M-7.86M1.39M-33.09M-6.72M-5.33M10M1.05M0-1.3M-10M0000000-100K-100K
Cash from Financing-116.93M-139.94M-68.22M-93.05M-346.42M-98.83M-17.19M-17.9M-112.62M-15.8M-8.43M-55.07M-79.63M21.53M-3.57M-32.72M7.27M-19.5M-58.24M25.79M-13.91M-25.79M-2.74M23.32M5.51M4.84M3.76M955K-1.14M14.7M3.3M
Debt Issued (Net)0000000000000000000000-41K-233K-403K-640K-1.1M-1.99M-1.96M-4.72M2.41M
Equity Issued (Net)-72.31M-92.77M-27.88M-55.28M-311.09M-73.94M-2.64M-7.3M-103.15M-9.19M-6.43M-53.73M-80.76M01.49M-27.79M12.3M-8.32M-58.48M24.61M-14.08M-25.79M-2.7M23.55M5.91M5.48M4.86M2.95M828K19.43M932K
Dividends Paid-47.16M-47.17M-46.04M-44.01M-41.49M-32.6M-25.08M-20.51M-18.82M-16.63M-15.05M-13.92M-13.16M-9.45M-5.75M-5.72M-5.58M-2.7M-730K000000000000
Share Repurchases-75M-98.1M-27.88M-55.28M-311.09M-73.94M-2.64M-7.3M-103.15M-9.19M-6.43M-53.73M-80.76M0-20.47M-50M-13.96M-28.67M-82.36M0-19.64M-33.66M-11.8M00000000
Other Financing2.54M05.7M6.24M6.16M7.71M10.53M9.91M9.35M10.02M13.06M12.58M14.29M30.97M704K796K540K-8.49M972K1.18M172K0000000000
Net Change in Cash13.78M7.78M-12.96M-41.44M-52.74M-100.76M80.18M44.55M40.48M31.52M-27.96M29.38M-32.22M29.53M-76.44M-15.83M20.69M-32.5M49.12M-6.58M15.06M2.48M9.32M32.75M15.38M25.68M8.58M3.71M-1.38M14.7M3.3M
Free Cash Flow84.51M87.12M63.9M44.88M176.13M183.6M55.04M199.36M58.39M49.54M85.7M70.44M62.49M84.71M35.47M45.97M29.41M31.82M27.1M51.66M16.15M31.73M21.98M-17.4M27.02M8.59M-2M16.3M16.55M6.7M600K
FCF Margin %18.94%19.64%15.25%10.09%27.05%26.11%11.27%47.39%14.04%11.47%22.12%20.48%17.92%24.41%11.62%15.39%9.81%14.75%13.44%27.04%9.94%22.18%16.08%-13.84%24.98%9.13%-1.79%15.66%23.63%14.96%2.58%
FCF Growth %15.78%36.35%42.38%-74.52%-4.07%233.56%-72.39%241.44%17.85%-42.19%21.67%12.72%-26.23%138.81%-22.84%56.33%-7.58%17.38%-47.53%219.91%-49.11%44.4%226.29%-164.39%214.45%530.13%-112.26%-1.5%146.96%1016.67%-
FCF per Share1.511.551.120.783.022.990.903.340.970.811.451.191.011.390.620.770.500.560.430.830.260.510.34-0.280.460.15-0.030.290.250.090.09
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)5.09x5.05x2.52x1.18x1.26x1.40x1.77x1.16x1.20x2.97x2.04x2.35x1.44x1.72x-1.51x2.02x1.21x1.98x20.08x2.35x3.10x2.29x1.48x1.13x3.29x2.41x0.72x0.94x1.46x1.69x-0.85x
Interest Paid00000000000000003K397K9K000000000000
Taxes Paid440K04.78M13.77M17.88M25.64M021.33M7.44M1.57M-6.61M473K3.12M4.14M-46.69M-1.23M3.02M150K5.28M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Consumer electronics cyclicality exposure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

As reported in financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching an extreme -22.02 in 2025Q3, suggesting that reported net income is a poor proxy for the company's actual cash-generating capacity during periods of volatility.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital adjustments are heavily influencing the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect is a temporary byproduct of inventory management or a structural issue regarding the company's ability to convert accounting profits into tangible cash.

FCF Volatility Reflects Cyclical Exposure

Based on POWI's reported figures, free cash flow margins have fluctuated significantly between 11.1% and 23.5% over the last ten quarters, reflecting the company's sensitivity to short-cycle consumer electronics demand and the resulting instability in cash generation relative to top-line revenue performance.

While the company maintains positive free cash flow, the lack of a consistent upward trajectory suggests that the business model remains tethered to volatile end-market cycles. The inability to sustain higher FCF margins during periods of lower revenue indicates that fixed costs and capital requirements continue to weigh on cash conversion efficiency.

Capital Intensity Remains Relatively Stable

According to recent SEC filings, POWI's capital expenditures as a percentage of revenue have remained within a tight range of 1.8% to 6.9%, suggesting that the company's fab-lite model effectively limits the need for massive, lumpy investments in manufacturing infrastructure to maintain its competitive position.

The relatively low capital intensity supports the company's ability to generate cash even during revenue downturns, as maintenance capex appears manageable. However, analysts should watch for any shift toward higher capital intensity if the company decides to accelerate its automotive design-win pipeline, which may require more significant investment.

Aggressive Capital Return Amidst Uncertainty

As evidenced by the provided data, the company has consistently prioritized shareholder returns, with dividend payments and share buybacks totaling significant sums even during quarters where net income was minimal, such as the $42.4 million in buybacks executed during the 2025Q3 period of negative earnings.

This capital allocation strategy suggests a high degree of confidence in the balance sheet, yet it warrants further investigation into whether these outflows are sustainable if the current cyclical downturn persists. The reliance on cash reserves to fund buybacks during earnings troughs may limit the company's flexibility to pursue strategic R&D or inorganic growth opportunities.

SBC Distortions Obscure Cash Reality

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation, which peaked at $21.2 million in 2025Q3, frequently acts as a significant non-cash add-back that inflates operating cash flow, potentially masking the true economic cost of talent retention in a competitive semiconductor labor market.

By adding back substantial SBC amounts, the company's operating cash flow may appear more robust than the underlying business performance justifies. Investors should consider adjusting cash flow metrics to account for these recurring equity-based expenses to better understand the true cash-generation potential of the firm.

POWI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Power Integrations, Inc. (POWI) generate from operations?

Power Integrations, Inc. (POWI) generated $111.5M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Power Integrations, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Power Integrations, Inc. (POWI) generated $87.1M 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 Power Integrations, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Power Integrations, Inc. (POWI) spent $24.4M 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 Power Integrations, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Power Integrations, Inc. (POWI) returned $47.2M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $98.1M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.