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STXSeagate Technology Holdings plc
$968.53$211.2B
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Seagate Technology Holdings plc (STX) Cash Flow Statement

25Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation has surged to a 30.6% margin in 2026Q3, supported by an operating cash flow to net income ratio of 1.49 that reflects high-quality earnings conversion.

STX Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJun'25Jun'24Jun'23Jul'22Jul'21Jul'20Jun'19Jun'18Jun'17Jun'16Jun'15Jun'14Jun'13Jun'12Jun'11Jun'10Jun'09Jun'08Jun'07Jun'06Jun'05Jun'04Jun'03Jun'02Jun'01
Cash from Operations2.88B1.08B918M942M1.66B1.63B1.71B1.76B2.11B1.92B1.68B2.65B2.56B3.05B3.26B1.26B1.93B823M2.54B943M1.46B1.43B635M882M905M390M
Operating CF Margin %-11.91%14.01%12.76%14.21%15.22%16.31%16.95%18.89%17.79%15.05%19.27%18.64%21.23%21.84%11.52%16.95%8.39%19.97%8.3%15.83%18.91%10.2%13.6%14.87%6.54%
Operating CF Growth %1034.32%17.97%-2.55%-43.15%1.91%-5.13%-2.67%-16.66%10.28%14.05%-36.53%3.48%-16.05%-6.59%158.07%-34.58%134.75%-67.57%169.14%-35.28%2.03%124.88%-28%-2.54%132.05%-
Net Income2.38B1.47B335M-529M1.65B1.31B1B2.01B1.18B772M248M1.74B1.57B1.84B2.86B511M1.61B-3.09B1.26B913M840M707M529M641M153M-522M
Depreciation & Amortization267M251M264M513M451M397M379M541M598M749M815M841M879M873M814M754M780M931M844M851M612M466M422M443M405M443M
Stock-Based Compensation218M200M127M115M145M112M109M99M112M137M120M137M118M76M51M51M57M83M113M128M90M063M63M00
Deferred Taxes-49M-8M78M10M-9M-4M-6M-690M193M3M-2M2M-67M-70M-28M46M-31M306M10M-365M23M11M16M-15M62M45M
Other Non-Cash Items-18M136M-272M-329M64M-49M110M-94M-11M69M35M67M59M56M-13M18M91M2.29B-15M99M-32M8M-187M-29M249M1.8B
Working Capital Changes81M-965M386M1.16B-643M-144M118M-107M39M186M464M-142M-1M274M-424M-116M-574M300M324M-683M-76M236M-208M-221M36M-1.38B
Change in Receivables-558M-513M192M911M-374M-42M-127M204M16M122M464M-2M4M661M-824M-95M-367M372M-3M40M-190M0-8M-8M-75M139M
Change in Inventory-58M-201M-99M425M-361M-64M-166M80M-71M-114M145M29M-20M102M99M-115M-170M358M-151M106M-113M18M-130M5M-57M108M
Change in Payables178M-242M227M-421M228M-14M394M-268M65M121M-24M-58M-190M-538M157M386M2M-79M351M-391M91M0-99M-99M0177M
Cash from Investing-499M-276M126M217M-352M-466M-635M846M-1.59B-459M-1.21B-1.29B-322M-825M-1.11B-981M-752M-618M-991M-402M-561M-1.07B-962M-754M-610M-311M
Capital Expenditures-244M-265M-254M-316M-381M-498M-585M-602M-366M-434M-587M-747M-559M-786M-636M-843M-639M-633M-930M-906M-1.01B-691M-605M-516M-540M-504M
CapEx % of Revenue2.22%2.91%3.88%4.28%3.27%4.66%5.57%5.79%3.27%4.03%5.26%5.44%4.07%5.48%4.26%7.68%5.61%6.46%7.32%7.98%10.95%9.15%9.72%7.96%8.87%8.45%
Acquisitions-88M-88M326M534M381M4M1M144M71M0-634M-453M-285M-36M-561M77M07M-78M-178M269M0036M00
Investments--------------------------
Other Investing-206M26M40M534M-381M000-14M6M9M-105M-31M14M21M12M27M3M43M7M-130M-47M-36M-60M-22M193M
Cash from Financing-2.05B-1.27B-473M-988M-1.9B-1.67B-1.6B-2.21B-1.21B-46M-1.82B-1.5B-1.31B-2.22B-3.12B131M-344M232M-1.54B-463M-732M-35M9M9M-411M-219M
Debt Issued (Net)-1.29B-678M212M22M499M967M-143M-574M-214M916M-22M170M1.06B-238M-670M947M-225M694M-34M1.07B-340M-3M-6M-2M-213M0
Equity Issued (Net)-30M72M66M-340M-1.8B-1.94B-747M-894M-248M-487M-1.01B-1.09B-1.91B-1.65B-2.08B-822M-584M0-1.3B-1.31B-281M90M96M299M4M0
Dividends Paid-621M-600M-585M-582M-610M-649M-673M-713M-726M-561M-727M-664M-557M-518M-372M-74M0-132M-216M-212M-155M-122M-90M-288M00
Share Repurchases-100M00-408M-1.8B-2.05B-850M-963M-361M-460M-1.09B-1.09B-1.91B-1.65B-2.43B-822M-584M0-1.48B-1.53B-399M00000
Other Financing-107M-68M-166M-88M11M-52M-42M-31M-23M86M-60M86M102M188M6M80M465M-384M6M-16M44M09M0-202M-219M
Net Change in Cash331M-467M572M171M-594M-513M-527M394M-686M1.41B-1.35B-155M926M1M-970M414M836M437M2M78M164M324M-327M137M-114M-142M
Free Cash Flow2.63B818M664M626M1.28B1.13B1.13B1.16B1.75B1.48B1.09B1.9B2B2.26B2.63B421M1.29B190M1.61B37M449M737M30M366M365M-114M
FCF Margin %23.91%8.99%10.14%8.48%10.94%10.56%10.74%11.15%15.62%13.76%9.79%13.83%14.57%15.75%17.58%3.84%11.35%1.94%12.65%0.33%4.88%9.76%0.48%5.64%6%-1.91%
FCF Growth %240.62%23.19%6.07%-50.94%13.12%-0.09%-2.59%-33.66%17.88%35.59%-42.47%-4.95%-11.59%-13.9%523.75%-67.44%580.53%-88.18%4245.95%-91.76%-39.08%2356.67%-91.8%0.27%420.18%-
FCF per Share11.503.773.133.025.704.604.264.075.984.963.625.745.765.925.950.902.520.392.990.060.861.470.060.780.85-0.25
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.11x0.74x2.74x-1.78x1.00x1.24x1.71x0.88x1.79x2.48x6.77x1.52x1.63x1.66x1.14x2.47x1.20x-0.27x2.01x1.03x1.73x2.02x1.20x1.38x5.92x-0.75x
Interest Paid0324M303M327M244M184M226M223M237M172M200M216M198M219M221M193M138M118M00000000
Taxes Paid042M30M32M33M44M51M39M43M33M40M285M50M48M8M18M14M10M00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Hyperscale demand cyclicality

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Reflects Operational Leverage

As reported in recent financial filings, Seagate's operating cash flow to net income ratio reached 1.49 in 2026Q3, indicating that cash generation is currently outpacing accounting profits as the company benefits from favorable working capital movements and high-margin mass-capacity product sales.

The consistent ability to convert net income into cash at a ratio exceeding 1.0 suggests that the company's earnings are supported by tangible cash inflows rather than non-cash accruals. Investors should monitor whether this conversion efficiency persists if the current hyperscale procurement cycle begins to moderate.

Free Cash Flow Margin Expansion

Based on quarterly data, Seagate's free cash flow margin has surged to 30.6% in 2026Q3, a significant improvement from the 1.2% margin observed in 2025Q1, highlighting the company's ability to generate substantial liquidity during periods of peak manufacturing utilization.

This trajectory underscores the high operating leverage inherent in the HDD manufacturing model, where incremental revenue growth flows disproportionately to the bottom line. The rapid expansion of FCF margins appears to be a direct result of the successful ramp-up of high-density nearline drives.

Capital Intensity Remains Strategically Controlled

According to recent SEC filings, Seagate's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has remained relatively disciplined at 5.2% in 2026Q3, suggesting that the company is managing its transition to HAMR technology without requiring excessive, margin-dilutive investment in new manufacturing capacity.

Maintaining capital intensity at these levels is critical for preserving free cash flow, especially given the competitive necessity of continuous R&D. The current spending profile appears to prioritize efficiency gains over aggressive footprint expansion, which may help protect margins during future cyclical downturns.

Working Capital Dynamics Drive Liquidity

As indicated by the $173 million working capital inflow in 2026Q3, Seagate has successfully optimized its cash conversion cycle, reversing the significant outflows seen in previous periods when inventory build-ups were necessary to support new product launches.

The volatility in working capital changes suggests that the company's cash position is highly sensitive to the timing of hyperscale inventory digestion. Analysts should interpret these inflows as a sign of improved supply chain synchronization rather than a permanent structural change in cash requirements.

Capital Returns Prioritize Shareholder Payouts

Based on reported figures, Seagate returned $232 million to shareholders through dividends and buybacks in 2026Q3, demonstrating a consistent commitment to capital return despite the inherent cyclicality of the storage hardware industry and the ongoing need for R&D investment.

This aggressive deployment strategy may limit the company's financial flexibility, particularly if the current cloud spending cycle faces a sudden contraction. Investors should monitor whether management maintains this payout level if free cash flow generation experiences a cyclical decline in future quarters.

STX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Seagate Technology Holdings plc (STX) generate from operations?

Seagate Technology Holdings plc (STX) generated $1.08B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Seagate Technology Holdings plc's free cash flow?

Seagate Technology Holdings plc (STX) generated $818.0M 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 Seagate Technology Holdings plc's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Seagate Technology Holdings plc (STX) spent $265.0M 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 Seagate Technology Holdings plc distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Seagate Technology Holdings plc (STX) returned $600.0M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.