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Regency Centers Corporation (REG) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Dividend coverage has deteriorated significantly, with a 2026Q1 payout ratio of 1.17 indicating that distributions currently exceed the company's AFFO generation.

REG 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 Operations819.39M827.69M790.2M719.59M655.82M659.39M499.12M621.27M610.33M471.15M289.38M275.64M277.74M250.73M257.21M217.63M141.21M193.86M219.17M224.3M216.81M208.16M183.9M227.88M173.04M184.06M178.53M151.3M65M43.04M16M
Operating CF Growth %17.43%4.74%9.81%9.72%-0.54%32.11%-19.66%1.79%29.54%62.81%4.98%-0.76%10.77%-2.52%18.19%54.12%-27.16%-11.55%-2.29%3.45%4.16%13.19%-19.3%31.7%-5.99%3.09%18%132.77%51.01%168.96%0.65%
Operating CF / Revenue %48.15%53.26%52.56%52.53%51.59%54.77%47.63%53.34%52.6%46.14%44.8%46.63%49.99%48.51%51.68%43.49%29.01%39.63%44.42%49.68%51.58%52.83%46.92%60.35%45.51%47.37%49.38%50.12%45.36%44.02%34.09%
Net Income648.65M540.95M409.84M370.87M488.04M366.29M47.32M243.26M252.32M178.98M166.99M152.54M188.85M151.28M26.21M55.79M16.2M-32.74M136.19M203.65M218.51M162.65M136.33M130.79M110.52M100.66M87.61M89.8M50.6M27.4M10M
Depreciation & Amortization398.62M382.75M372.01M323.15M298.7M280.39M305.36M330.42M326.36M311.06M158.45M145.23M144.69M131.97M126.8M133.76M123.93M116.11M105.47M93.51M87.41M83.5M81.94M75.02M74.38M67.51M59.43M49.17M25.05M16.3M8.76M
Stock-Based Compensation19.77M19.46M23.5M20.07M16.52M12.52M13.58M14.34M13.63M20.55M10.65M11.08M9.66M12.19M9.81M9.82M6.62M4.67M5.95M000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-94.14M-74.72M11.61M22.69M-100.7M3.53M9.02M4.3M10.48M4.77M9.76M2.41M15.17M12.34M85.37M-2.14M26.8M23.16M36.06M-38.42M-64.25M-20.15M-23.4M26.19M25.22M41.56M45.4M16.12M-4.43M2.97M-105.12K
Working Capital Changes-66.78M-40.75M-26.77M-17.2M-46.74M-20.68M6.12M-8.03M-25.12M-34.47M-21.42M-31.98M-12.27M-17.07M-4.69M-35.65M-28.16M-32.03M-60.51M-34.44M-24.86M-17.84M-10.96M-4.12M-37.08M-25.68M-13.91M-3.79M-6.21M-3.63M-2.65M
Cash from Investing-335.92M-421.14M-326.64M-341.98M-206.11M-286.35M-25.64M-282.69M-106.02M-1.01B-409.67M-139.35M-210.29M-9.82M3.62M-77.72M-184M45.73M-105.78M-418.29M38.23M-484.78M-38.32M-96.24M110.59M-162.31M-335.26M-216.61M-236.39M-188.53M-109.84M
Acquisitions (Net)-65.57M-44.32M-41.34M-95.51M-36.27M-23.48M-51.44M-66.92M-74.24M-672.29M-37.88M-20.05M-23.58M-10.88M-66.66M0000000-340.22M-456.52M-301.81M-330.29M-305.63M-144.66M-237.67M00
Purchase of Investments-127.05M-103.31M-101.04M-7.99M-21.11M-23.97M-25.16M-23.46M-23.16M-23.54M-55.22M-31.94M-23.76M-19.14M-17.93M-218.06M-231.85M-28.71M-48.62M-42.66M-21.79M-417.71M-66.3M-14.88M-46.02M-47.98M-72.79M-30.75M-29.07M00
Sale of Investments152.87M106.98M106.67M16M21.79M23.85M19.99M19.54M21.59M21.38M57.59M28.4M31.22M13.99M18.08M292.81M138.31M217.43M331.63M312.35M469.42M268.05M364.55M257.52M437.2M84.39M-323.36M704.47K383.85K68.69K231.58K
Other Investing-191.1M-380.49M-290.92M-254.48M-170.51M-20K6.62M8.8M15.65M-5.24M-374.16M1.72M-194.18M27.35M-552K225K000545K14.77M-8.46M404.23M574.16M643.38M812.81M994.09M225.88M496.99M188.67M98.69M
Cash from Financing-416.35M-347.77M-493.02M-355.04M-475.96M-656.46M-210.59M-268.21M-508.49M568.95M96.69M-213.21M-34.36M-182.58M-249.89M-145.57M-34.23M-161.65M-110.53M178.62M-263.46M223.76M-80.13M-158.22M-255.03M-94.88M203.6M99.51M174.72M153.78M98.73M
Dividends Paid-672.67M-525.21M-504.01M-456.48M-428.28M-403.08M-300.54M-390.6M-375.98M-327.68M-222.09M-202.45M-193.66M-188.84M-188.08M-183.88M-172.52M-183.94M-237.06M-202.72M-182.91M-167.21M-154.7M-155.01M-155.3M-151.3M-141.5M-109.6M-52.85M-33.91M-16.18M
Common Dividends-659.02M-511.56M-490.37M-453.06M-428.28M-403.08M-300.54M-390.6M-375.98M-322.65M-201.03M-181.39M-172.6M-167.77M-164.42M-160.16M-148.65M-159.67M-199.53M-185.53M-159.51M-141M-129.47M-124.88M-118.97M-114.86M-109.08M-94.99M-49.49M-37M-16.2M
Debt Issuance (Net)01000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K537K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K
Share Repurchases-10.75M-8.84M-219.61M-36.86M-81.87M-4.08M-5.51M-38.98M-220.62M-18.65M-8.01M-9.91M-300K0-323.13M-13K00000-54M0-150.5M-2.73M-155.38K-11.09M-54.54M000
Other Financing-40.4M-33.23M-25M-469K-9.2M-13.63M-30.95M-22.08M-25.24M-34.47M-10.63M-9.78M-8.67M1.19M1.05M-1.06M-10.26M-3.18M-14.13M-4.54M-4.9M-60.19M-151.79M-13.77M-5.71M-17.65M-13.23M-11.22M131.2M1.68M-1.72M
Net Change in Cash67.12M58.78M-29.47M22.58M-26.25M-283.42M262.89M70.37M-4.19M32.11M-23.6M-76.92M33.09M58.34M10.95M-5.66M-77.02M77.94M2.87M-15.38M-8.41M-52.86M65.45M-26.58M28.59M-73.13M46.87M34.2M3.33M8.29M4.89M
Exchange Rate Effect0000000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning120.66M61.88M91.35M68.78M95.03M378.45M115.56M45.19M49.38M13.26M36.86M113.78M80.68M22.35M11.4M17.06M99.48M21.53M18.67M34.05M42.46M95.32M29.87M56.45M27.85M100.99M54.12M19.92M16.59M8.29M3.4M
Cash at End145.56M120.66M61.88M91.35M68.78M95.03M378.45M115.56M45.19M45.37M13.26M36.86M113.78M80.68M22.35M11.4M22.46M99.48M21.53M18.67M34.05M42.46M95.32M29.87M56.45M27.85M100.99M54.12M19.92M16.59M8.29M
Free Cash Flow586.65M393.97M447.28M525.58M501.86M396.66M523.47M400.62M564.47M142.85M54.78M158.17M277.74M229.6M327.91M64.94M50.75M50.87M-169.61M-464.23M-207.36M-118.51M-216.67M-228.64M-449.12M-497.19M-449.05M-116.48M-402.02M-334.22M-192.76M
FCF Growth %-25.12%-11.92%-14.9%4.73%26.52%-24.23%30.67%-29.03%295.15%160.78%-65.37%-43.05%20.97%-29.98%404.98%27.95%-0.24%129.99%63.46%-123.88%-74.98%45.31%5.23%49.09%9.67%-10.72%-285.5%71.03%-20.28%-73.39%-1486.78%
FCF / Revenue %34.47%25.35%29.75%38.37%39.48%32.95%49.95%34.4%48.65%13.99%8.48%26.76%49.99%44.42%65.88%12.98%10.43%10.4%-34.38%-102.82%-49.33%-30.08%-55.28%-60.55%-118.13%-127.96%-124.19%-38.59%-280.55%-341.79%-410.59%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

High capital intensity requirements

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Dividend Coverage Faces Increasing Pressure

As reported in recent financial statements, the dividend payout ratio reached 1.17 in 2026Q1, indicating that Regency Centers paid out more in dividends than it generated in AFFO, a concerning departure from the more sustainable 0.31 payout ratio observed in the final quarter of 2025.

The shift toward a payout ratio exceeding 1.0 suggests that the company's current dividend policy may be reliant on balance sheet liquidity rather than recurring cash flow. Investors should monitor whether this trend is a temporary byproduct of integration-related capital outflows or a structural deterioration in the company's ability to fund distributions from operations.

Capital Intensity Weighs on Cash Flow

Based on the provided quarterly data, Regency Centers recorded a significant $105.1M in capital expenditures during 2026Q1, which represents a substantial cash drain that directly reduces the pool of funds available for shareholders and highlights the high cost of maintaining its infill retail portfolio.

The volatility in capital spending, which spiked from zero in several prior quarters to over $100M in recent periods, suggests that the company is facing lumpy, non-discretionary reinvestment needs. This level of capital intensity appears to be a primary driver of the widening gap between FFO and AFFO, warranting further investigation into whether these costs are truly recurring maintenance or growth-oriented redevelopments.

FFO Masks Underlying Cash Flow Realities

According to the company's reported figures, the FFO to Net Income ratio of 1.19 in 2026Q1 underscores the significant impact of non-cash depreciation charges, which consistently inflate the headline earnings metric relative to the actual cash generated by the underlying real estate assets.

While FFO is the industry standard, the wide variance between Net Income and FFO suggests that the company's accounting earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items that do not reflect the immediate cash-generating capacity of the centers. Analysts should be cautious in relying on FFO as a proxy for liquidity, as it fails to account for the substantial capital expenditures required to keep the portfolio competitive.

Operating Cash Flow Quality Remains Variable

As indicated by the historical data, the conversion of FFO into actual operating cash flow has been inconsistent, with 2026Q1 showing an FFO of $235.0M against an OCF of $152.7M, suggesting that timing differences in working capital may be creating temporary distortions in reported cash performance.

The disconnect between FFO and OCF may imply that the company is experiencing delays in cash collection or is carrying significant receivables that have yet to be converted into liquid assets. This lack of alignment between accounting earnings and cash inflows warrants further investigation into the company's tenant credit quality and the efficiency of its rent collection processes.

REG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Regency Centers Corporation (REG) generate from operations?

Regency Centers Corporation (REG) generated $827.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Regency Centers Corporation's free cash flow?

Regency Centers Corporation (REG) generated $394.0M 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 Regency Centers Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Regency Centers Corporation (REG) 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 Regency Centers Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Regency Centers Corporation (REG) returned $525.2M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $8.8M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.