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Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation remains sensitive to working capital cycles, as evidenced by the volatility in free cash flow margins which ranged from -7.9% in 2025Q1 to 21.7% in 2025Q4.

SSD 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 Operations449.11M456.67M338.16M427.02M399.82M151.29M207.57M205.66M160.08M119.06M94.95M114.21M67.22M106.51M68.05M35.09M77.2M126.16M56.13M126.84M99.07M130.6M22.82M71.35M50.51M73.3M30.87M36M34.5M21.1M24.6M
Operating CF Margin %-19.58%15.15%19.29%18.89%9.62%16.37%18.1%14.84%12.19%11.03%14.38%8.94%15.08%10.35%5.81%13.9%21.56%7.42%15.53%11.48%15.43%3.27%13.02%10.85%17.63%8.36%10.96%12.36%8.57%12.15%
Operating CF Growth %10.18%35.05%-20.81%6.8%164.27%-27.11%0.93%28.47%34.45%25.4%-16.86%69.9%-36.89%56.51%93.95%-54.55%-38.81%124.76%-55.75%28.04%-24.15%472.33%-68.02%41.25%-31.09%137.45%-14.25%4.35%63.51%-14.23%83.58%
Net Income355.42M345.08M322.22M353.99M334M266.45M187M133.98M126.63M92.62M89.73M67.89M63.53M50.97M41.92M50.9M28.59M12.22M53.93M68.74M102.5M98.39M81.51M60.56M51.93M40.52M38.35M38.5M31.1M26M19.7M
Depreciation & Amortization95.9M89.95M85.4M74.71M60.89M42.48M38.77M38.4M39.39M33.72M27.93M26.82M27.92M27.52M26.86M20.75M22.86M29.39M30.21M27.98M24.54M22.37M18.44M15.65M14.02M15.65M13.14M10.9M8.3M6.7M7.2M
Stock-Based Compensation13.12M019.02M23.86M14.98M17.71M13.51M10.43M11.18M13.91M13.95M11.96M13.19M12.75M10.67M6.84M3.71M300K3.82M6.33M7.76M6.38M5.53B2.29B143.25M137.7M00000
Deferred Taxes12.99M11.74M-6.04M-7.54M-13.16M-915K3.18M2.56M4.95M6.3M-869K2.54M2.18M3.62M189K-2.16M6.96M-2.2M-1.08M-3.75M-2.14M-4.59M563.12K-790.96K-697.65K-879.6K-1.36M-1M-500K-900K-200K
Other Non-Cash Items-113.27M23.47M15.03M10.8M21.12M12.07M6.57M2.09M-5.1M-5.46M1.08M2.87M-268K2.94M3.56M-1.06M25.01M4.02M5.68M15.22M-2.02M2.5M-5.52B-2.29B-142.93M-138.64M196.88K200K100K-100K-900K
Working Capital Changes84.95M-13.57M-97.47M-28.79M-18.01M-186.5M-41.45M18.2M-16.97M-22.03M-36.87M2.13M-39.33M8.71M-15.14M-40.17M-9.93M82.43M-36.44M12.31M-31.57M5.55M-88.94M-6.46M-15.06M18.95M-18.13M-12.6M-4.6M-10.6M-1.2M
Change in Receivables75.33M-10.05M-3.65M-13.05M19.76M-67.99M-22.11M6.1M-12.57M-17.82M-7.55M-16.82M-4.57M-6.65M-2.68M-6.98M-3.71M2.57M9.86M13M7.11M-13.26M-20.3B-8.54B-11.85B4.03B00000
Change in Inventory38.41M19.92M-50.37M15.66M-28.42M-164.2M-27.22M23.66M-26.43M-6.58M-36.62M17.21M-22.43M8.46M-17.05M-26.95M-12.14M92.59M-32.41M5.8M-34.14M8.41M-83.09M-9.79M-9.12M8.04M-11.57M-15.6M-1.4M-6.9M-7.5M
Change in Payables-25.09M-6.87M-5.81M-3.07M-4.02M10.23M11.36M-845K4.67M1.16M5.79M-1.03M-11.27M-2.71M12.21M-10.13M4.68M4.77M-7.46M3.1M-8.05M-3.02M6.94B6.46B-2B-1.34B00000
Cash from Investing-86.25M-136.35M-259.26M-103.25M-870.24M-58.8M-39.85M-28.02M-10.25M-75.81M-48.54M-37.83M-23.5M-17.34M-77.75M-74.28M7.88M-39.47M-51.02M-75.2M-60.47M-21.73M-50.22M-58.14M-45.47M-38.74M-20.48M-23.3M-20M-21.8M-12.3M
Capital Expenditures-110.88M-161.04M-180.36M-88.82M-67.22M-49.59M-37.91M-37.53M-29.31M-58.04M-42M-34.19M-23.71M-16.8M-21.96M-26.06M-28.34M-39.49M-52.33M-36.09M-51.54M-42.6M-45.97M-21.59M-27.95M-25.57M-14.42M-15.3M-20.1M-16.5M-7.4M
CapEx % of Revenue4.66%6.9%8.08%4.01%3.18%3.15%2.99%3.3%2.72%5.94%4.88%4.31%3.15%2.38%3.34%4.32%5.1%6.75%6.92%4.42%5.97%5.03%6.58%3.94%6.01%6.15%3.91%4.66%7.2%6.7%3.66%
Acquisitions2.16M26.26M-79.17M-16.17M-809.08M-10.05M-2.8M-2.65M-2.01M9.47M-2.5M-4.18M-220K-6.49M-65.13M-51.85M23.13M-24.26M-36.35M-42.47M00-32.52M-9.61M-1.53M-14.08M-6.25M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing20.8M01.89M1.74M2.53M836K853K12.15M21.07M-27.24M-4.04M537K430K5.96M9.34M3.63M13.09M24.27M3.31M3.36M200K4.07M629.6K142.28K1.66M919.72K188.81K-8M100K-9.3M-1M
Cash from Financing-141.15M-183.98M-261.46M-199.03M465.53M-71.62M-126.78M-108.15M-155.39M-106.67M-79.12M-67.89M-25.61M-13.42M-30.49M-76.32M-1.81M-11.67M-13.05M-17.42M-21.48M-6.82M-37.8M-21.85M1.93M2.34M-5.35M4.4M3.4M300K500K
Debt Issued (Net)-10.17M-15.22M-98.31M-96.4M583.15M344K-1.52M-1.24M-147K-754K0-17K-77K-81K-3.56M00-26K-1M298K-872K-1.31M-3.55M-1.38M-775.89K-413.94K-347.52K-100K2.8M-300K0
Equity Issued (Net)-95M-116.47M-100M-50M-78.62M-24.13M-76.19M-60.82M-109.84M-63.39M-45.25M-37.35M1.6M5.23M4.92M-52.99M17.95M7.63M6.88M641K-8.22M4.09M-27.06M-20.47M2.71M2.75M-5M4.6M600K600K500K
Dividends Paid-35.84M-47.58M-46.5M-45.2M-43.9M-41.62M-40.4M-40.2M-39.89M-36.98M-32.71M-29.35M-25.92M-18.13M-30.19M-23.33M-19.76M-19.63M-19.44M-18.41M-15.44M-9.61M-7.19M00000000
Share Repurchases-95M-120M-100M-50M-78.62M-24.13M-76.19M-60.82M-110.54M-70M-53.5M-47.14M-2.98M-9.82M0-53.21M000-4.19M-17.17M0-31.27M-23.52M00-5.9M0000
Other Financing-136K-4.71M-16.66M-7.43M4.89M-6.22M-8.67M-5.91M-5.51M-5.55M-5.17M-1.18M-1.21M-440K-1.66M010K359K515K59K3.06M01.01K-281000-100K000
Net Change in Cash233.85M144.77M-190.45M129.08M-413K26.52M44.43M70.03M-8.33M-58.02M-32.29M-1.48M9.1M75.66M-38.26M-121.23M84.67M79.63M-15.39M37.84M17.1M100.29M-64.22M-8.18M7.45M36.45M4.91M17.1M3.4M300K500K
Free Cash Flow338.23M295.63M157.8M338.2M337.46M101.7M169.66M168.14M130.77M61.02M52.95M80.02M43.51M89.7M46.09M9.02M48.86M86.67M3.8M90.75M47.53M88M-23.15M49.76M22.56M47.73M16.45M20.7M14.4M4.6M17.2M
FCF Margin %14.2%12.67%7.07%15.28%15.95%6.46%13.38%14.79%12.12%6.25%6.15%10.08%5.78%12.7%7.01%1.5%8.8%14.81%0.5%11.11%5.51%10.4%-3.32%9.08%4.85%11.48%4.46%6.3%5.16%1.87%8.5%
FCF Growth %130.6%87.34%-53.34%0.22%231.81%-40.06%0.91%28.57%114.29%15.26%-33.84%83.93%-51.5%94.62%410.76%-81.53%-43.63%2179.67%-95.81%90.94%-45.99%480.19%-146.52%120.55%-52.73%190.17%-20.54%43.75%213.04%-73.26%405.88%
FCF per Share8.187.063.727.897.842.343.873.742.811.281.101.630.881.840.950.180.981.760.081.850.971.81-0.471.010.450.970.330.420.300.100.36
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.95x1.32x1.05x1.21x1.20x0.57x1.11x1.53x1.26x1.29x1.06x1.68x1.06x2.09x1.62x0.69x2.70x10.33x1.04x1.85x0.97x1.33x0.28x1.18x0.97x1.81x0.80x0.94x1.11x0.81x1.25x
Interest Paid0013.44M16.44M17.03M1.6M1.6M143K160K121K284K249K117K30K350K279K232K287K296K000000000000
Taxes Paid00117.8M123.4M113.21M83.66M63.03M37.73M40.12M50.83M49.42M34.01M34.98M23.62M31.39M30.79M20.51M23.32M36.96M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical housing market exposure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Conversion

As reported in recent financial statements, Simpson Manufacturing exhibits significant quarterly volatility in cash conversion, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating from a low of 0.10 in 2025Q1 to a high of 2.73 in 2025Q4, highlighting the impact of seasonal working capital swings on reported earnings.

The wide variance between net income and operating cash flow suggests that accounting earnings are heavily influenced by the timing of inventory builds and customer rebate settlements. Investors should monitor whether this divergence reflects genuine operational friction or merely the inherent seasonality of the construction supply chain.

Free Cash Flow Margin Volatility

Based on the provided cash flow data, SSD's free cash flow margins have demonstrated a wide range, swinging from negative 7.9% in 2025Q1 to a peak of 21.7% in 2025Q4, indicating that the company's cash generation remains highly sensitive to periodic working capital requirements.

While the company maintains strong profitability, the FCF trajectory appears inconsistent due to the lumpy nature of capital expenditures and inventory management. This suggests that while the underlying business model is cash-generative, short-term cash flow predictability may be lower than the steady net income growth would imply.

Capital Intensity and Asset Replacement

According to historical filings, SSD's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has averaged between 5.8% and 10.7% over the last ten quarters, suggesting a consistent commitment to maintaining its manufacturing infrastructure and supporting the integration of recent acquisitions like ETANCO into its global distribution network.

The elevated CapEx levels observed in late 2024 and early 2025 appear to align with the company's strategic pivot toward more complex industrial applications. This level of investment warrants further investigation to determine if it represents necessary maintenance or a structural increase in the company's capital intensity.

Working Capital Driven Cash Swings

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow statements, working capital changes have acted as a primary driver of cash flow variance, with significant outflows of $98.5 million in 2025Q1 followed by substantial inflows of $57.5 million in 2025Q4, reflecting the company's cyclical inventory and collection cycles.

The recurring pattern of large working capital outflows in the first quarter suggests a deliberate build-up of inventory ahead of the peak construction season. This strategy appears to prioritize product availability, though it creates temporary pressure on cash flow that investors must account for when evaluating quarterly performance.

Disciplined Capital Allocation Strategy

Based on reported figures, Simpson Manufacturing has maintained a consistent capital deployment strategy, utilizing a combination of dividends and share repurchases to return value to shareholders while simultaneously funding bolt-on acquisitions, such as the $1.7 million to $17.8 million range observed in recent quarterly periods.

The company's ability to fund both shareholder returns and strategic acquisitions without significant debt accumulation suggests a disciplined approach to capital allocation. This financial flexibility appears to be a core component of the company's defensive posture within the volatile construction industry.

SSD — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) generate from operations?

Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) generated $456.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc.'s free cash flow?

Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) generated $295.6M 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 Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) spent $161.0M 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 Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc. (SSD) returned $47.6M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $120.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.