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Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) Cash Flow Statement

24Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly inconsistent, swinging to a negative 14.5% margin in 2026Q1, largely driven by a $93.6 million outflow in working capital.

SIMO 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'02
Cash from Operations-19.71M61.43M77.19M149.08M83.75M176.87M115.89M77.01M108.24M103.88M125.57M65.95M68.72M49.13M69.24M53.03M-9.63M10.12M84.78M49.31M18.31M16.43M7.46M3.78M-1.55M
Operating CF Margin %-6.94%9.61%23.33%8.85%19.18%21.48%16.84%20.41%19.85%22.58%18.25%23.75%21.8%24.61%23.66%-6.67%11.16%50.38%27.35%17.24%20.06%10.83%14.02%-11.81%
Operating CF Growth %-265.89%-20.43%-48.22%78.02%-52.65%52.61%50.5%-28.86%4.2%-17.27%90.41%-4.04%39.89%-29.04%30.56%650.95%-195.07%-88.06%71.92%169.32%11.43%120.28%97.4%343.54%-
Net Income169.97M122.64M90.56M52.87M172.51M199.95M79.75M64.4M98.07M74.95M110.94M60.25M44.47M27.38M47.22M41.46M-5.37M-72.17M8.93M40.47M29.07M20.53M8.52M3.25M-12.53M
Depreciation & Amortization32.03M30.17M25.29M21.81M18.93M17.16M13.56M13.06M14.8M13.13M11.59M8.99M6.92M6.43M5.88M6.35M7.6M11.11M10.63M7.89M1.09M866K1.25M1.54M561.8K
Stock-Based Compensation29.85M26.28M16.96M17.55M26.66M19.55M14.59M14.59M20.78M15.49M17.36M10.42M10.35M10.26M11.8M8.86M6.6M13.95M8.4M261.35M85.7M0000
Deferred Taxes0-173.1K0428K-1.74M-1.74M-667K1.12M-1.66M581K-3.37M911K471K1.18M1.58M2.3M-172.41K1.62M264.66K-3.42M-2.63M-693K1.73M-2.81M0
Other Non-Cash Items-41.73M-39.21M-2.18M-22.99M853K1.95M18.54M1.87M4.47M8.48M44K7K14K-117K142K-12.02K269.14K39.31M1.62M-251.33M-83.7M-375K1.9M2.27M10.42M
Working Capital Changes-194.15M-78.28M-53.42M79.42M-133.47M-59.99M-9.87M-18.02M-28.21M-8.76M-10.99M-14.63M6.51M4M2.61M-5.93M-18.56M16.3M54.94M-5.65M-11.22M-3.89M-5.95M-477.44K0
Change in Receivables022.2M-39.04M11.4M2.47M-92.93M-7.09M-18.75M-12.63M-5.16M-14.62M-29.18M2.36M5.57M2M-8.42M-9.03M12.03M57.16M153.68M00000
Change in Inventory0-215.3M4.87M72.13M-78.09M-78.09M-21.72M-10.15M12.67M-22.3M-24.78M-410K-10.41M-1.52M-1.83M-7.45M-8.32M5.65M-2.78M640K-4.56M7.03M-11.24M-711.95K0
Change in Payables016.97M-37.81M036.23M36.23M13.85M4.43M-28.77M24.25M9.2M7.65M-415K-11.98M5.64M10.38M187.09K-1.7M-1.99M-162.57M206.24M-226.84M000
Cash from Investing-34.23M-27.47M-44.19M-49.09M-32.78M-30.34M-20.78M35.42M-79.57M-14.55M-8.22M-58.41M-15.41M-12.81M-4.75M-14.53M-9.99M-1.42M-30.27M-60.16M-13.04M-30.85M-8.36M285.84K-905.39K
Capital Expenditures-61.97M-55.15M-44.45M-50.31M-32.78M-26.83M-18.78M-10.32M-74.85M-11.68M-12.22M-23.66M-11.6M-12.77M-4.28M-4.9M-4.74M-3.11M-17.86M-6.97M-8.34M-1.3M-1.16M-412.18K0
CapEx % of Revenue5.84%6.23%5.53%7.87%3.46%2.91%3.48%2.26%14.11%2.23%2.2%6.55%4.01%5.67%1.52%2.19%3.28%3.43%10.61%3.87%7.85%1.59%1.68%1.53%-
Acquisitions000000-45.68M43.97M-2.87M-2.87M-30.29M-30.29M00-700K-719.2K00-12.06M-55.27M17.87M12K15K40.79K0
Investments-------------------------
Other Investing27.73M27.68M1K1.23M3.51M-3.51M43.97M-39.25M2.87M4M-4.51M-463K-3.82M-89K-469K-8.91M-5.36M885.46K-387.19K784K42K-185K-2.63M419.78K-905.39K
Cash from Financing-67.74M-91.51M-67.25M-16.69M-183.1M-99.73M-73.91M-70.26M-101.82M-31.74M2.19M-20.27M-19.71M-29.49M224K2.29M0577.27K-49.24M3.85M1.84M38.99M-98K7.91M355.15K
Debt Issued (Net)00000000-25.01M025M000000-226.97K579.31K1.95K000-42.35K0
Equity Issued (Net)-221.16K-24.31M00-133.16M-45.7M-25.01M-26.23M-33.54M380K93K494K0-10.02M224K2.29M00-50.35M3.22M1.84M39M07.95M0
Dividends Paid-67.48M-67.2M-67.25M-16.69M-49.91M-54.14M-49M-44.11M-43.28M-32.12M-22.9M-20.77M-20.22M-19.9M0000-612.4K000000
Share Repurchases-221.16K-24.31M00-133.16M-45.7M-25.01M-26.23M-33.54M0000-10.02M0000-51.38M000000
Other Financing-39.84K000000013.13K000514K422K000804.24K-1.52M581.74K0-9K-98K0355.15K
Net Change in Cash-138.52M-57.25M-34.66M81.94M-128.47M46.31M20.96M41.13M-74.4M60.35M119.02M-13.69M32.49M6.99M65.97M37.95M-13.19M11.4M-649.36K-6.16M7.25M26.06M-1.16M11.93M355.15K
Free Cash Flow-81.68M6.28M32.74M98.77M50.97M150.04M97.11M66.68M33.39M92.2M113.35M42.28M57.13M36.36M64.96M48.13M-14.36M7.01M66.92M42.34M9.97M15.13M6.3M3.37M-1.55M
FCF Margin %-7.7%0.71%4.07%15.45%5.39%16.27%18%14.58%6.3%17.62%20.38%11.7%19.75%16.14%23.09%21.47%-9.95%7.73%39.77%23.49%9.39%18.47%9.15%12.49%-11.81%
FCF Growth %-210.22%-80.83%-66.85%93.78%-66.03%54.5%45.64%99.71%-63.79%-18.66%168.08%-25.99%57.14%-44.03%34.96%435.14%-304.73%-89.52%58.04%324.55%-34.08%140.06%87.2%316.98%-
FCF per Share-9.630.750.972.951.534.292.781.890.922.573.191.211.671.081.931.49-0.490.252.081.270.320.520.240.14-0.06
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.48x0.50x0.86x2.82x0.49x0.88x1.45x1.20x1.08x1.38x1.13x1.09x1.55x1.79x1.47x1.28x1.80x-0.34x5.22x1.22x0.63x0.80x0.88x1.16x0.12x
Interest Paid000071K011K0376K367K105K6K71K86K001K16.72K148.59K25.65K00000
Taxes Paid016.71M10.11M36.32M33.98M3.52M8.52M5.61M13.79M30.91M24.3M20.49M5.89M2.95M-3.26M988K412K4.04M3.11M1.19M00000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical working capital volatility

Earnings Quality Obscured by Accruals

As reported in recent financial statements, Silicon Motion's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, evidenced by a volatile OCF/NI ratio that dipped to -0.47 in 2026Q1, suggesting that reported earnings may not fully reflect the immediate cash-generating capacity of the underlying business model.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that non-cash items and aggressive working capital swings are heavily influencing the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect is a temporary byproduct of inventory cycles or a structural issue regarding the cash-conversion efficiency of the firm's turnkey controller solutions.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Persists

Based on quarterly data, Silicon Motion's free cash flow trajectory remains highly inconsistent, with margins swinging from a positive 23.2% in 2025Q1 to a negative 14.5% in 2026Q1, indicating that the company's ability to generate surplus cash is currently tethered to erratic operational and capital requirements.

The inability to maintain a consistent positive FCF margin suggests that the company's cash generation is highly sensitive to the timing of semiconductor supply chain payments. This instability warrants further investigation into whether the firm can sustain its dividend policy if these cash flow fluctuations persist through the next cycle.

Working Capital Swings Drive Cash

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have become the primary driver of cash flow volatility, with a massive $93.6 million outflow in 2026Q1 alone, highlighting the company's vulnerability to inventory build-ups and the timing of receivables within the competitive merchant controller market.

The sharp swings in working capital suggest that the company is absorbing significant inventory risk to maintain its position as a reliable supplier to module makers. This dynamic implies that cash flow is less a function of operational profitability and more a reflection of the firm's aggressive inventory management strategy.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Shareholder Returns

As indicated by historical cash flow statements, Silicon Motion consistently prioritizes dividend payments, which totaled approximately $16.9 million in 2026Q1, even during periods of negative free cash flow, suggesting a management commitment to capital returns that may be straining the company's internal liquidity position.

The decision to maintain dividend payouts despite negative free cash flow suggests a high level of confidence in future earnings, yet it may limit the firm's flexibility to fund R&D or strategic acquisitions. Investors should monitor whether this capital allocation strategy remains sustainable if the current cyclical recovery in NAND pricing fails to materialize.

SIMO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) generate from operations?

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) generated $61.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Silicon Motion Technology Corporation's free cash flow?

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) generated $6.3M 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 Silicon Motion Technology Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) spent $55.1M 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 Silicon Motion Technology Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) returned $67.2M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $24.3M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.