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CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) Cash Flow Statement

22Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity remains a primary concern as cash and equivalents dropped from $51.0 million in 2023Q4 to $25.8 million by 2025Q4, reflecting an unstable free cash flow trajectory.

PRTS Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJan'26Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04
Cash from Operations-32.32M-34.08M10.34M50M15.37M-6.99M-19.07M6.88M6.18M11.63M21.57M5.75M1.24M867K-400K10.38M-2.56M12.06M3M9.59M7.36M9.64M6.5M
Operating CF Margin %--6.22%1.76%7.4%2.32%-1.2%-4.3%2.45%2.14%3.84%7.11%1.97%0.44%0.34%-0.13%3.17%-0.97%6.84%1.95%5.96%6.13%16.14%15.99%
Operating CF Growth %-1269.98%-429.62%-79.32%225.36%319.92%63.35%-377.27%11.26%-46.87%-46.07%275.47%362.19%43.37%316.75%-103.85%505.87%-121.2%302.6%-68.74%30.32%-23.67%48.18%-
Net Income-37.1M-50.44M-40.6M-8.22M-951K-10.34M-1.51M-31.55M-4.89M24.02M-603K-2.42M-7.09M-15.63M-35.98M-15.14M-13.93M1.32M-16.91M-3.6M3.5M6.82M7.13M
Depreciation & Amortization19.46M20.67M19.16M16.73M13.71M10.01M7.76M6.35M5.99M6.72M7.99M7.97M9.35M12.56M16.39M16.37M12.27M5.57M8.63M9.82M6.88M1.99M456K
Stock-Based Compensation5.24M8.11M12.04M11.68M11.32M15.69M7.78M3.66M3.6M2.84M3.13M2.42M2.37M1.26M1.73M2.61M2.74M3.27M2.9M2.17M956K00
Deferred Taxes000000021.29M-446K-21.48M-838K-906K74K59K-875K-1.54M12.34M3.66M-11.7M-1.76M-2.62M-79K79K
Other Non-Cash Items-20.59M4.5M-21.26M10K34K93K42K20K20K33K1.21M71K-15K6.15M26.89M5.27M45K3.27M23.39M272K66K-75K-8K
Working Capital Changes668K-16.92M41M29.81M-8.75M-22.43M-33.13M7.11M1.91M-496K10.68M-1.39M-3.45M-3.53M-8.56M2.8M-16.02M-1.75M-3.32M2.67M-1.43M978K-1.16M
Change in Receivables1.88M-964K1.27M-1.1M-1.42M1.3M-3.65M1.06M-1.26M796K-30K568K1.1M2.4M491K-2.58M919K-2.03M1.55M-118K-1.15M00
Change in Inventory3.16M-4.83M38.55M6.68M2.83M-49.53M-36.81M-2.87M4.61M-3.33M312K-2.85M-11.41M5.74M9.52M-4.14M-17.12M-7.7M280K-2.39M608K-4.08M-829K
Change in Payables4.65M-7.67M000000742K2.73M7.91M119K6.99M-11.93M-18.49M9.15M-5M-5M5.06M5.06M769K00
Cash from Investing-7.58M-7.9M-20.56M-11.9M-12.52M-11.55M-9.76M-6.16M-5.69M-4.86M-6.48M-7.79M-5.73M-8.34M-7.18M-11.52M-30.73M-18.55M11.18M-28.97M-26.27M723K-1.95M
Capital Expenditures-7.94M-7.96M-20.57M-11.88M-12.59M-11.58M-9.66M-6.16M-5.69M-4.9M-6.48M-7.8M-5.76M-8.32M-10.19M-14.38M-13.08M-9.59M-4.97M-5M-1.89M-440K-1.37M
CapEx % of Revenue1.49%1.45%3.49%1.76%1.9%1.99%2.18%2.19%1.97%1.61%2.13%2.68%2.03%3.27%3.35%4.4%4.99%5.44%3.24%3.11%1.57%0.74%3.36%
Acquisitions300K00000001K-2.45M013K-200K-106K-20K-74K-27.75M-98K655K-1.32M-24.38M00
Investments-----------------------
Other Investing64K64K16K-22K68K27K-101K0-1K39K-124K13K227K47K-132K899K-319K98K-655K-1.3M0510K-82K
Cash from Financing39.82M31.4M-4.42M-5.92M-2.15M902K62.36M-465K-1.28M-10.56M-13.95M-105K11.31M7.22M-1.74M-6.1M24.41M115K-1.07M37.58M19.94M-11.14M-4.54M
Debt Issued (Net)11.79M21.56M-4.31M-4.74M-4.23M-2.16M-2.23M-543K-598K-561K-12.35M-438K4.02M-61K-1.79M-6.27M23.92M-47K-1.07M-34.06M29.24M-3.38M1.08M
Equity Issued (Net)18.32M10.52M-470K-4.31M2.08M-524K60.46M0-430K-5.57M-2.36M-438K07.41M00956K162K071.63M42.4M00
Dividends Paid000000-33K-80K-161K-209K-61K0000000000-7.76M-5.63M
Share Repurchases-69K0-470K-4.31M0-524K00-430K-5.82M-1.39M-438K0-1.09M000000000
Other Financing9.71M-682K359K3.13M03.59M4.16M158K-94K-4.23M808K771K7.29M-125K54K169K-996K000-51.7M10K0
Net Change in Cash-676K-10.58M-14.55M32.18M623K-17.66M33.53M242K-819K-3.79M1.11M-2.12M6.83M-212K-9.3M-7.26M-8.66M-6.22M13.07M18.22M1.03M-777K13K
Free Cash Flow-40.26M-42.04M-10.23M38.01M2.78M-18.57M-28.83M717K492K6.74M15.09M-2.06M-4.51M-7.46M-10.59M-4M-15.64M2.47M-1.98M4.58M5.46M9.2M5.13M
FCF Margin %-7.57%-7.68%-1.74%5.63%0.42%-3.19%-6.49%0.26%0.17%2.22%4.97%-0.71%-1.59%-2.93%-3.48%-1.22%-5.96%1.4%-1.29%2.85%4.55%15.4%12.63%
FCF Growth %-1212.81%-310.72%-126.92%1265.94%114.99%35.59%-4120.36%45.73%-92.7%-55.36%832.67%54.35%39.49%29.57%-164.79%74.43%-732.31%225.15%-143.12%-16.14%-40.57%79.08%-
FCF per Share-5.87-6.87-1.796.720.51-3.61-6.810.200.141.704.17-0.61-1.35-2.28-3.44-1.31-5.170.80-0.661.622.736.973.89
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.09x0.68x-0.25x-6.08x-16.16x0.68x12.60x-0.22x-1.26x0.48x29.51x-4.48x-0.18x-0.06x0.01x-0.69x0.18x9.16x-0.18x-2.66x2.10x1.41x0.91x
Interest Paid1.24M1.5M1.17M1.39M1.44M1.11M1.83M1.9M1.61M1.54M1.08M1.15M1.03M884K00127K2K103K0000
Taxes Paid23K00210K649K88K135K95K81K78K89K104K60K43K00131K589K87K0000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Negative operating cash flow

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

According to reported financial statements, PRTS consistently reports net losses while operating cash flow fluctuates wildly, as evidenced by the 2025Q2 period where the company recorded a $12.7 million net loss alongside a $25.6 million outflow, suggesting significant volatility in core cash generation capabilities.

The lack of a consistent positive correlation between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's accrual-based accounting does not reliably translate into cash. Investors should monitor whether this divergence stems from aggressive inventory management or timing differences in vendor payments, as the current pattern suggests earnings quality remains poor.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Concerns

Based on historical data, PRTS exhibits a highly unstable free cash flow trajectory, with margins swinging from a positive 3.9% in 2026Q1 to a deeply negative 18.3% in 2025Q2, highlighting the company's inability to maintain consistent self-funding during periods of operational stress.

The erratic nature of these cash flows implies that the business model is highly sensitive to external variables, likely including freight costs and seasonal demand shifts. This lack of predictability makes it difficult to project when the company might reach a sustainable cash-flow-positive state.

Working Capital Swings Mask Performance

As reported in recent filings, working capital changes have frequently acted as the primary driver of cash flow, such as the $13.2 million inflow in 2024Q2, which suggests that management is relying on balance sheet manipulation rather than organic operational efficiency to manage liquidity.

Reliance on working capital fluctuations to bridge the gap between operating losses and cash needs is a precarious strategy that may eventually hit a ceiling. Analysts should investigate whether these inflows are sustainable or if they represent a temporary deferral of liabilities that will eventually require cash settlement.

Capital Intensity Amidst Revenue Decline

Data from recent quarters shows that PRTS maintains a capital expenditure-to-revenue ratio often exceeding 2%, with a peak of 4.9% in 2024Q2, indicating that the company continues to invest in infrastructure despite a contracting top-line environment and persistent operating losses.

This level of capital intensity appears aggressive given the company's inability to generate positive operating cash flow. It suggests that management is prioritizing long-term infrastructure maintenance or expansion, which may be ill-timed given the current macroeconomic headwinds and the company's negative profitability profile.

PRTS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) generate from operations?

CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) generated $-34.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is CarParts.com, Inc.'s free cash flow?

CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) reported negative free cash flow of $42.0M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is CarParts.com, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

CarParts.com, Inc. (PRTS) spent $8.0M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.