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SandRidge Energy, Inc. (SD) Cash Flow Statement

21Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow has become increasingly erratic, shifting from a $25.5 million surplus in 2023Q4 to a $3.8 million deficit in 2026Q1 as capital expenditure requirements escalate.

SD 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'05
Cash from Operations99.57M100.14M73.93M115.58M164.7M110.26M36.16M121.32M145.51M181.18M-46.48M373.54M621.11M868.63M783.16M475.49M390.13M311.56M579.19M357.45M67.35M63.64M
Operating CF Margin %-64.05%59.01%77.76%64.78%65.29%31.45%45.47%41.65%50.71%-6.05%48.59%39.85%43.8%28.68%33.6%41.87%52.71%49.01%52.76%17.35%22.12%
Operating CF Growth %140.54%35.45%-36.03%-29.82%49.37%204.91%-70.19%-16.62%-19.68%489.78%-112.44%-39.86%-28.49%10.91%64.71%21.88%25.22%-46.21%62.03%430.75%5.82%-
Net Income75.82M70.2M62.99M60.86M242.17M116.74M-277.35M-449.31M-9.07M47.06M-4.32B-4.32B351.9M-514.48M246.57M162.39M195.01M-1.77B-1.44B50.22M15.62M18.12M
Depreciation & Amortization32.38M42.87M32.48M22.18M17.88M15.45M58.88M159.26M139.26M131.89M367.3M367.3M493.93M629.87M628.83M380.24M326.11M235.36M361.37M243.11M55.63M24.21M
Stock-Based Compensation2.11M2.74M2.35M1.95M1.53M1.39M3.01M4.25M23.38M15.75M18.38M18.38M19.99M85.27M42.8M38.68M37.68M22.79M18.78M7.2M00
Deferred Taxes0-5.54M-22.23M0-64.53M-15.45M0019.71M-19.66M3.42B3.84B-141.23M3.84M-100.29M-6.99M-447.5M1.93B-47.53M28.92M348K9.46M
Other Non-Cash Items5.89M-2.16M1.32M17.14M-4.3M-5.44M246.8M397.36M-36.47M7.7M346.01M341.89M31.25M600.45M131.35M-39.05M298.86M214K1.65B-33.81M13.5M1.93M
Working Capital Changes-16.64M-7.98M-2.97M13.46M-28.06M-2.43M4.83M9.76M8.71M-1.56M127.55M127.55M-134.72M63.68M-166.1M-59.8M-20.03M-106.02M38.88M61.81M-15.91M7.8M
Change in Receivables0-3.46M-842K12.13M-13.21M841K5.87M15.83M16.56M115K201.91M201.91M-63.49M90.05M-141.53M-61.65M-11.48M8.76M3.73M-19.06M00
Change in Inventory000001.4M002.79M318K13.86M13.86M12.71M-15.52M3.11M-2.96M-238K61K307K-1.73M-938K-46K
Change in Payables0-1.42M2.81M0-5.25M-2.24M00-4.26M-2.2M-86.47M-86.47M-66.49M117M121.89M51.52M42.12M-108.73M41.16M75.3M00
Cash from Investing-78.27M-64.01M-154.7M-36.16M-45.12M22.97M25.09M-189.85M-183.45M-245.72M-207.53M-1.04B-857.24M1.07B-2.56B-918.86M-962.75M-1.25B-1.91B-1.39B-1.34B-158.77M
Capital Expenditures-19.35M0-1K-37.64M-45.56M-11.64M-12.46M-191.68M-187.05M-219.25M-879.2M-879.2M-1.55B-1.5B-2.15B-1.78B-1.04B-715.21M-2.06B-1.28B-306.54M-134.6M
CapEx % of Revenue11.83%43.29%0%25.32%17.92%6.89%10.84%71.83%53.53%61.36%114.37%114.37%99.65%75.46%78.59%125.65%112.09%121.01%174.17%189.07%78.96%46.78%
Acquisitions0000448K38.16M0028.36M21.83M31.93M56.5M0000-138.43M-795.07M0-116.65M-1.05B-21.25M
Investments----------------------
Other Investing-58.92M-64.01M-154.69M1.47M0-3.54M37.56M1.83M3.59M-26.48M671.68M-160.44M696.09M2.57B-409.57M859.4M220.05M263.22M158.78M11.92M-2.07M-3.72M
Cash from Financing-18.31M-23.3M-73.67M-82.94M-1.64M-21.98M-38.96M54.85M-43.72M-8.22M-7.51M920.44M-397.28M-1.43B1.87B645.19M570.63M942.73M1.27B1.05B1.27B126.41M
Debt Issued (Net)-765K-738K-708K-588K-541K-21.02M-38.73M56.13M-36.3M0-7.03M1.13B0-1.18B1.48B-147.96M328M202.63M1.29B-678K743.04M-53.83M
Equity Issued (Net)-1.36M-6.4M-233K-929K83K-899K-64K-367K00-154K-3.54M-98.41M-32.98M711.72M903.5M283.54M762.29M-3.55M1.11B539.76M173.12M
Dividends Paid-15.64M-15.86M-72.34M-81.52M000000-11.26M-11.26M-55.52M-55.52M-55.52M-56.74M-28.52M-26K-17.55M-33.32M0-1K
Share Repurchases-1.36M-6.4M-233K-929K0-899K-64K-367K-7.42M-6.73M-154K-3.54M-120.53M-32.98M-14.72M-13.8M-7.17M-5.75M-3.55M-1.66M-500K0
Other Financing-549K-290K-393K94K-1.18M-52K-160K-911K-7.42M-8.22M-330K-190.3M-243.35M-168.09M-264.8M-53.61M-12.38M-22.2M-903K-26.68M-16.37M7.12M
Net Change in Cash2.99M12.83M-154.43M-3.52M117.94M111.26M22.3M-13.68M-81.66M-72.76M-261.52M254.34M-633.41M504.9M102.08M201.82M-2M7.22M-62.5M24.19M-6.78M32.76M
Free Cash Flow21.03M32.45M47.53M77.94M119.13M98.62M23.7M-70.35M-41.53M-38.07M-925.68M-505.66M-932.22M-628.1M-1.36B-1.3B-654.24M-403.65M-1.48B-923.4M-239.19M-70.95M
FCF Margin %12.86%20.76%37.93%52.44%46.85%58.39%20.61%-26.37%-11.89%-10.65%-120.42%-65.78%-59.81%-31.67%-49.92%-92.06%-70.22%-68.29%-125.17%-136.3%-61.61%-24.66%
FCF Growth %-52.71%-31.72%-39.02%-34.57%20.8%316.13%133.69%-69.39%-9.11%95.89%-83.06%45.76%-48.42%53.92%-4.64%-99.13%-62.08%72.71%-60.19%-286.05%-237.12%-
FCF per Share0.570.881.282.103.212.650.66-1.99-1.18-1.17-1.77-0.97-1.87-1.31-2.99-3.20-2.07-2.31-9.51-8.39-3.20-1.25
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.28x1.43x1.17x1.90x0.68x0.94x-0.13x-0.27x-16.03x3.85x0.01x-0.10x2.45x-1.57x5.53x4.40x2.05x-0.18x-0.40x7.12x4.31x3.51x
Interest Paid162K0131K104K0177K1.26M2.16M0000000224.13M211.38M171.99M131.18M000
Taxes Paid0000000000000002.08M1.51M2.91M2.19M000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Asset Depletion and Concentration

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Conversion

According to quarterly financial data, SandRidge Energy's operating cash flow consistently exceeds net income, with an OCF/NI ratio frequently above 1.0, suggesting that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash charges like depletion and deferred tax adjustments rather than pure operational cash generation.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's accounting earnings are conservative relative to its actual cash-generating capacity. Investors should interpret this as a sign that the business is effectively a cash-harvesting vehicle where non-cash accounting items mask the underlying volatility of the production base.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Trends

As reported in recent financial statements, SandRidge's free cash flow trajectory has become increasingly erratic, shifting from a peak of $25.5 million in 2023Q4 to a negative $3.8 million in 2026Q1, reflecting the impact of rising capital intensity on a mature asset base.

The recent swing into negative free cash flow suggests that the capital required to maintain production levels is beginning to outpace the cash generated by legacy wells. This trend warrants close monitoring, as it may signal the end of the company's ability to self-fund operations without eroding its cash reserves.

Rising Capital Intensity of Assets

Based on the provided figures, SandRidge's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue surged from 2.0% in 2023Q4 to 47.2% in 2026Q1, indicating a significant shift toward higher reinvestment requirements to combat the natural decline rates of its mature Mississippian Lime production assets.

This sharp increase in capital intensity suggests that the company is forced to spend aggressively just to keep production from falling off a cliff. The transition from low-cost maintenance to high-cost intervention may permanently compress the company's free cash flow margins moving forward.

Working Capital Drag on Liquidity

Data from recent filings shows that working capital changes have frequently acted as a cash drain, including a $14.7 million outflow in 2026Q1, which highlights the operational friction inherent in managing high-volume water disposal and complex logistics in the Mid-Continent region.

The inconsistency in working capital movements suggests that the company's cash flow is sensitive to the timing of payments and operational bottlenecks. Investors should be wary of these fluctuations, as they can obscure the true underlying cash-generating efficiency of the core oil and gas production business.

SD — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does SandRidge Energy, Inc. (SD) generate from operations?

SandRidge Energy, Inc. (SD) generated $100.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is SandRidge Energy, Inc.'s free cash flow?

SandRidge Energy, Inc. (SD) generated $32.5M 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 SandRidge Energy, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

SandRidge Energy, Inc. (SD) 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 SandRidge Energy, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, SandRidge Energy, Inc. (SD) returned $15.9M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $6.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.