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Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operational efficiency remains high, evidenced by a 29.5% free cash flow margin in 2026Q1 and dividend outflows totaling $819.2 million during the same period.

SCCO 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 Operations5.73B4.75B4.42B3.57B2.8B4.29B2.78B1.91B2.24B1.98B923.1M879.8M1.36B1.87B2B2.07B1.9B963.18M1.72B2.7B2.06B1.64B717.3M190.99M141.65M198.42M183.59M90.3M181.4M277.6M158.8M
Operating CF Margin %-35.41%38.67%36.11%27.89%39.26%34.86%26.24%31.49%29.7%17.16%17.44%23.49%31.36%29.97%30.36%36.88%25.79%35.47%44.42%37.72%39.98%23.16%23.92%21.31%30.18%25.82%15.45%28.89%34.09%21.09%
Operating CF Growth %154.6%7.47%23.75%27.5%-34.71%54.21%45.58%-14.46%13.08%114.13%4.92%-35.3%-27.16%-6.59%-3.46%9%97.18%-44.02%-36.36%31.27%25.25%129.22%275.58%34.83%-28.61%8.08%103.32%-50.22%-34.65%74.81%-
Net Income4.97B4.35B3.39B2.43B2.65B3.41B1.58B1.49B1.55B732.4M778.8M741.1M1.34B1.62B1.94B2.34B1.56B929.38M1.41B2.22B2.04B1.4B596.77M119.23M60.55M46.55M92.92M29.4M54.6M185.7M180.5M
Depreciation & Amortization870.4M868.4M845.9M833.6M796.3M806M775.6M764.4M674.3M671.1M647.1M510.7M445M395.9M325.7M288.1M323.2M322.59M327.3M327.9M275.06M292.31M77.75M73.58M67.84M76.28M77.45M74.2M60.9M46.7M41.6M
Stock-Based Compensation00001.6M1.3M1.3M1.3M600K600K1.2M1M600K600K2.7M0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-96.9M-33.9M-52.2M-59.1M117.3M-126.3M-63.5M-21M-50.4M641.5M-117M-153.2M-233.7M-97.19M55.81M-117.95M-40.43M41.23M-100.11M66.6M-33.69M-42.27M6.25M23.6M3.92M-3.25M15.05M21.8M14.4M-7.3M12M
Other Non-Cash Items34.7M82.1M700K63.4M78.2M9.5M8.6M22.3M714.7M33.1M8M-9M-59.5M-94.1M-271.7M-140.6M-27.9M-2.39M54.57M-46.42M11.6M-95.05M-24.5M-39.75M-41.04M2.16M1.97M03.5M29.2M-17.4M
Working Capital Changes-64M-512.7M238.7M310M-838.9M190.7M483.6M-347M22.6M-101.5M-393.8M-209.8M-129.9M-59.1M3.2M-421.6M41.2M-286.4M61.88M35.73M-178.47M89.05M61.02M14.33M50.37M75.98M-3.79M-35.1M37.7M18.6M-56.5M
Change in Receivables-468.2M-761.6M-48.5M253M-35.4M-289.8M-236M-10.5M68.3M-298.7M-143.3M91.6M-7.02M136.11M-14.74M-135.55M-308.08M-299.63M0000000000000
Change in Inventory34.2M22.1M-56.1M-60.4M-7.7M4.7M223.6M-88.7M-190.8M-201.9M-207.9M-260.3M-260.06M-143.57M-180.68M-204.22M-48.81M-4.53M-3.31M-34.63M-17.81M-43.47M-20.25M15.19M9.15M13.9M-4.76M-21.2M19.7M10M-15M
Change in Payables00385.7M152.1M-718M558.2M313.7M-184.9M116.7M500.6M30.5M-28.9M109.34M-53.91M164.46M-184.38M519.53M-89.36M0000000000000
Cash from Investing-1.67B-1.68B-673.3M-1.4B-666.8M-972.9M-915.8M-574M-1.3B-1.02B-452M-1.46B-1.66B-1.76B-663.2M-1.08B-452.2M-359.29M-410.85M-245.98M-725.29M-425.37M-216.96M-49.78M-76.64M-160.97M-131.2M-227.5M-70.7M-337.6M-79.4M
Capital Expenditures-1.45B-1.33B-1.03B-1.01B-948.5M-892.3M-592.2M-707.5M-1.12B-1.02B-1.12B-1.15B-1.53B-1.7B-1.05B-646.2M-408.7M-414.82M-516.65M-315.74M-455.82M-470.64M-171.69M-49.83M-76.87M-161.05M-131.75M-250.3M-258.7M-184M-120.8M
CapEx % of Revenue9.96%9.88%8.99%10.19%9.44%8.16%7.42%9.71%15.8%15.38%20.79%22.78%26.52%28.61%15.77%9.48%7.94%11.11%10.65%5.19%8.35%11.44%5.54%6.24%11.56%24.49%18.53%42.82%41.2%22.6%16.04%
Acquisitions00000892.3M592.2M707.5M061.3M129.8M-100.4M-311.23M0152.44M-33.28M-14.64M0000000000600K049.9M0
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-215.8M001.2M3.2M-896.8M-585.7M-422.7M-11.5M3.5M114.4M-638.3M9.8M17.7M1M-36.79M8.67M11.76M60.61M267K10.53M000226K00100K100K100K-100K
Cash from Financing-3.26B-2.01B-1.65B-3.1B-3.01B-2.48B-1.56B-262.2M-1.08B-456.1M-210.7M492.2M-1.06B-860.2M278.1M-2.38B36.6M-458.02M-2.05B-2.09B-1.16B-1.06B-258.38M3.8M-131.7M27.97M88.9M-27.3M-59.5M11.8M-127.6M
Debt Issued (Net)-500M493.8M00-300M0-400M987.3M0001.78B0-10M1.47B-15.25M1.48B-10M-160M-78.6M356.1M-158.22M-340.91M50M-96.99M48.78M124.73M-11.7M-13.7M141.3M12.7M
Equity Issued (Net)0000000000-71.7M-1B-682.7M-281.4M-147.34M-273.69M-463K-71.9M-168.22M0-3.2M-37.71M-1.32M93.72M-8.74M-851K-1.51M-3.2M-6.5M-10.6M-7.9M
Dividends Paid-2.75B-2.49B-1.64B-3.09B-2.71B-2.47B-1.16B-1.27B-1.08B-456.1M-139.3M-271.2M-381M-573.8M-3.14B-6.9M-1.43B-375.97M-1.71B-2B-1.51B-853.89M-191.36M-45.35M-21.49M-28.79M-27.2M-12.2M-41.7M-103.6M-122M
Share Repurchases0000000000-71.7M-1B-682.7M-281.4M-147.34M-273.69M-500K-71.9M-384.66M00-37.71M-1.32M-526K-8.74M-851K-1.51M-3.4M-6.5M-10.6M-7.9M
Other Financing-8.2M-15.9M-8M-8.8M-5.2M-6.4M-3.7M23.9M-1.1M0300K-12M-800K-129K2.1B-5.71M-14.6M-151K-8.98M-7.45M-8.17M-5.78M-7.02M-94.56M6.94M8.83M-7.12M-200K2.4M-15.3M-10.1M
Net Change in Cash799.1M1.05B2.11B-918.2M-932.3M818.4M258.5M1.08B-160.2M458.8M271.5M-89.5M-1.31B-786.8M1.61B-1.34B1.42B55.57M-692.53M386.49M146.78M165.3M250.56M147.94M-65.32M63.77M138.49M-165.3M49.5M-46.7M-46.4M
Free Cash Flow4.28B3.43B3.39B2.56B1.85B3.4B2.19B1.2B1.11B953.1M-195.4M-269.8M-174.9M163.6M946.7M1.42B1.49B548.36M1.2B2.39B1.6B1.17B545.61M141.15M64.78M37.38M51.85M-160M-77.3M93.6M38M
FCF Margin %29.39%25.54%29.69%25.91%18.45%31.1%27.44%16.53%15.69%14.32%-3.63%-5.35%-3.02%2.75%14.19%20.88%28.94%14.68%24.82%39.23%29.37%28.54%17.62%17.68%9.75%5.68%7.29%-27.37%-12.31%11.5%5.05%
FCF Growth %27.56%0.95%32.36%38.32%-45.47%55.17%81.93%8.14%16.85%587.77%27.58%-54.26%-206.91%-82.72%-33.52%-4.46%171.81%-54.45%-49.58%48.9%36.64%115.09%286.54%117.89%73.32%-27.92%132.41%-106.99%-182.59%146.32%-
FCF per Share5.204.094.323.262.404.402.831.561.441.23-0.25-0.34-0.210.191.121.671.730.641.362.671.801.310.610.290.130.080.11-0.33-0.160.190.08
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.86x1.10x1.31x1.47x1.06x1.26x1.77x1.29x1.45x2.71x1.19x1.19x1.02x1.15x1.03x0.89x1.22x1.04x1.22x1.22x1.01x1.17x0.73x1.56x2.34x4.26x1.98x3.07x3.32x1.49x0.88x
Interest Paid0388.2M369.7M369.7M380.2M380.2M383.5M356.7M356.7M356.7M356.7M315.8M262M262.5M0189.94M142.21M95.49M116.71M000000000000
Taxes Paid001.59B1.43B2.39B1.95B1.04B1.14B1.16B889.8M571.8M737.7M848.3M819.9M01.23B600.37M339.42M922.02M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Geopolitical and social disruption

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

High Quality Earnings Conversion Observed

According to recent financial disclosures, SCCO consistently maintains an OCF/NI ratio near or above 1.0, with a peak of 1.71 in 2024Q4, suggesting that the company's reported net income is well-supported by actual cash generation rather than relying on non-cash accounting accruals or aggressive revenue recognition.

The alignment between net income and operating cash flow indicates a high quality of earnings, which is critical for a capital-intensive mining firm. Investors should monitor periods where this ratio dips below parity, as it may signal temporary inventory build-ups or timing differences in provisional pricing settlements.

FCF Margins Reflect Operational Strength

As reported in quarterly filings, SCCO's free cash flow margin reached 29.5% in 2026Q1, demonstrating a consistent ability to convert top-line revenue into discretionary cash after accounting for necessary capital expenditures, even during periods of significant investment in mining infrastructure and processing capacity.

The upward trajectory of FCF margins suggests that the company is successfully scaling its production while maintaining cost discipline. This trend appears to validate the efficiency of the company's integrated smelting and refining operations, which help insulate cash flow from external market volatility.

Capital Intensity Supports Long-Term Production

Based on reported figures, SCCO maintains a capital expenditure to revenue ratio typically ranging between 8% and 11%, which suggests a disciplined approach to reinvestment that balances the need for ongoing maintenance of open-pit assets with the pursuit of long-term production growth and reserve development.

The consistent level of capital intensity indicates that management is prioritizing the longevity of its porphyry deposits. Analysts should evaluate whether these expenditures are effectively offsetting natural ore grade declines, as failure to do so could eventually pressure future cash flow margins.

Shareholder Returns Prioritize Dividend Payouts

Data from recent cash flow statements indicates that SCCO utilizes a significant portion of its free cash flow to fund substantial dividend payments, with outflows reaching $819.2 million in 2026Q1, reflecting a capital allocation strategy that favors direct cash returns to shareholders over aggressive acquisition activity.

The company's reliance on dividends as the primary vehicle for capital return suggests a mature approach to capital allocation. While this provides immediate value, investors should monitor whether this payout policy limits the company's ability to self-fund major greenfield projects if social or regulatory hurdles are cleared.

SCCO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) generate from operations?

Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) generated $4.75B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Southern Copper Corporation's free cash flow?

Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) generated $3.43B 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 Southern Copper Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) spent $1.33B 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 Southern Copper Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) returned $2.49B to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.