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SWBISmith & Wesson Brands, Inc.
$15.40$689M
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Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (SWBI) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion efficiency remains highly volatile, as demonstrated by an OCF/NI ratio of 4.60 in 2026Q4, which highlights the company's heavy reliance on working capital management to drive liquidity.

SWBI Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricApr'26Apr'25Apr'24Apr'23Apr'22Apr'21Apr'20Apr'19Apr'18Apr'17Apr'16Apr'15Apr'14Apr'13Apr'12Apr'11Apr'10Apr'09Apr'08Apr'07Apr'06Apr'05Apr'04Apr'03Apr'02Dec'00Dec'99
Cash from Operations114.19M-7.22M106.74M16.73M137.81M315.33M94.96M57.45M61.64M123.58M168.56M114.81M90.21M98.1M37.85M39.29M23.09M53.06M6M15.81M12.45M6.44M906.7K-1.52M3.3M-1.74M-1.09M
Operating CF Margin %21.8%-1.52%19.92%3.49%15.95%29.77%14%9%10.16%13.68%23.32%20.8%14.4%16.7%9.19%10.01%5.69%15.84%2.03%6.68%7.78%5.12%0.76%-1.52%4.31%-12980.36%-
Operating CF Growth %1680.99%-106.77%537.93%-87.86%-56.3%232.07%65.29%-6.8%-50.12%-26.69%46.82%27.27%-8.04%159.18%-3.66%70.14%-56.48%783.8%-62.03%27.03%93.24%610.49%159.74%-146.03%290.05%-59.61%-
Net Income18.48M13.43M39.61M36.88M194.49M243.57M-61.23M18.41M20.13M127.85M93.96M49.61M89.31M78.71M16.11M-82.77M32.51M-64.21M9.12M12.96M8.7M5.25M1.39M15.66M-5.46M-2.54M-1.24M
Depreciation & Amortization31.31M31.84M32.56M31.44M30.07M31.57M54.06M53.86M52.08M50.21M41.24M30.89M21.7M16.73M16.73M14.94M13.62M12.67M12.55M7.47M4.37M2.76M1.71M987.67K927.5K44.54K7.74K
Stock-Based Compensation8.35M7.61M5.68M5.1M4.54M4.71M2.36M7.99M7.82M8.59M6.47M5.81M8.21M4.07M2.48M1.68M3.28M3.31M02.74B3.51M311.77B00000
Deferred Taxes5.91M-3.03M835K-6.86M-2.13M447K-12.01M-2.79M-8.78M-7.84M-4.45M2.34M-1.46M4.01M-1.56M-480K6.93M-23.92M-3.6M-2.24M3.99M3.02M-226.27K-12.45M000
Other Non-Cash Items-2.33M-4.31M-5.62M-82K1.4M-2.51M100.83M10.94M-323K1.65M767K389K-64K1.04M5.43M88.32M-9.5M100.8M5.18M-2.74B849.34K-311.77B371.62K331.21K5.4M783K137.46K
Working Capital Changes52.47M-52.76M33.67M-49.74M-90.56M37.55M10.39M-30.96M-9.28M-56.89M30.57M25.76M-27.49M-6.47M-1.34M17.61M-23.75M24.41M-17.25M-5.14M-8.97M-4.86M-2.33M-6.05M2.43M-20.56K10.73K
Change in Receivables15.85M3.2M-3.9M7.57M4.06M-5.82M-8.63M-29M51.38M-40.71M-2.25M10.98M-9.59M1.5M7.8M7.33M-14.87M3.62M032.18M31.23K52.88B00000
Change in Inventory33.59M-29.34M16.62M-40.46M-58.18M25.26M-421K-10.53M-16.97M-22.17M-804K25.66M-23.74M-7.7M-7.93M-995K-5.02M5.43M-15.14M-1.98M-94.14K-4M-670.46K2.78M4.54M00
Change in Payables5.37M-14.77M18.34M-8.61M-26.96M25.54M3.68M3.39M-21M1.23M13.05M-7.34M6.47M2.6M-8.52M10.86M3.7M-987K04.21B1.53M2.43T00000
Cash from Investing-28.24M-19.17M-81.49M-89.78M-24.12M-23.4M-13.96M-34.83M-42.16M-243.74M-31.99M-186.06M-62.62M-32.91M-13.87M-20.86M-38.77M-9.45M-14.16M-118.1M-15.6M16.1M-6.84M-4.39M4.87M-124.74K0
Capital Expenditures-23.75M-21.61M-90.76M-89.9M-24.25M-22.68M-14.74M-34.47M-19.05M-35.51M-30.92M-28.59M-62.79M-41.52M-14.59M-20.91M-17.72M-9.48M-14.07M-15.76M-15.66M-8.42M-5.68M-4.3M-2.44M-24.74K0
CapEx % of Revenue4.53%4.55%16.94%18.76%2.81%2.14%2.17%5.4%3.14%3.93%4.28%5.18%10.02%7.07%3.54%5.33%4.36%2.83%4.75%6.66%9.79%6.7%4.75%4.3%3.19%185.11%-
Acquisitions000118K139K423K0-1.77M-23.12M-211.07M-1.22M-159.24M07.5M500K0-21.07M0-107.49K-103.34M000028.6M-100K0
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing142K2.43M9.27M-216K-144K-1.14M786K1.41M6K2.84M145K1.78M178K1.11M218K53K23K30K13.28K1.01M60.93K22.98M-1.2M468.32K7.25M00
Cash from Financing-83M-9.21M-17.97M5.88M-105.99M-303.92M3.38M-30.47M-32.17M-9.56M12.49M44.61M-59.22M-21.42M-25.56M11K15.71M-8.15M8.45M105.62M-196.68K-23.97M-737.28K-1.93M5.47M1.94M1.05M
Debt Issued (Net)-60.2M39.82M13.62M23.75M-1.09M-161M2.73M-32.04M-31.95M43.14M-321K74.4M55.84M-7.04M-30M0-20.41M-41.82M4.27M107.4M-1.59M-24.29M-1.09M-2.36M-20.63M1.21M209.5K
Equity Issued (Net)1.58M-25.47M-11.05M1.53M-90M-110M00-2.28M-47.61M0-31.75M-112.57M-15.19M0035.02M32.05M2.23M954.41K2.15M980.98K353.21K431.7K6.21M867.52K844.13K
Dividends Paid-23.23M-23.1M-22.02M-18.33M-15.04M-8.22M000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0-25.47M-10.21M-1.06M-90M-110M-597K-649K-2.28M-50.05M-2.65M-30.04M-115.89M-20M00000-6.4M-23.95M000000
Other Financing-1.15M-469K1.48M463K135K-24.7M655K1.57M2.06M-5.1M12.81M1.96M-2.49M816K4.44M11K1.11M1.63M1.95M-2.74M-764.53K-654.84K000-133K0
Net Change in Cash2.96M-35.61M7.28M-67.17M7.71M-11.99M84.38M-7.84M-12.69M-129.73M149.06M-26.64M-31.63M43.77M-1.57M18.44M33K35.46M293.53K3.33M-3.35M-1.43M-6.67M-7.83M13.63M82.12K-33.48K
Free Cash Flow90.35M-29.02M15.79M-73.17M113.56M292.65M80.22M22.98M42.59M88.06M137.64M86.22M27.41M56.58M23.27M18.37M5.37M43.58M-8.06M48.15K-3.21M-1.98M-4.77M-5.82M856.37K-1.76M-1.09M
FCF Margin %17.25%-6.11%2.95%-15.27%13.14%27.63%11.82%3.6%7.02%9.75%19.04%15.62%4.37%9.63%5.65%4.68%1.32%13.01%-2.72%0.02%-2.01%-1.57%-3.99%-5.82%1.12%-13165.47%-
FCF Growth %411.4%-283.71%121.59%-164.43%-61.2%264.82%249%-46.04%-51.63%-36.02%59.65%214.52%-51.55%143.18%26.63%242.01%-87.67%640.5%-16846.73%101.5%-62.25%58.47%18.05%-779.66%148.66%-61.88%-
FCF per Share2.00-0.650.34-1.582.385.291.460.420.781.552.461.560.460.850.350.300.080.93-0.190.00-0.08-0.05-0.16-0.160.04-0.16-0.13
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)6.18x-0.54x2.69x0.45x0.71x1.25x-1.55x3.12x3.06x0.97x1.79x2.31x1.01x1.25x2.35x-0.47x0.71x-0.83x0.66x1.22x1.43x1.23x0.65x-0.10x-0.60x0.68x0.87x
Interest Paid05.19M4.75M2.15M2.22M3.31M11.1M9.47M10.62M7.65M13.01M8.62M7.69M5.29M5.87M3.82M3.61M4.71M000000000
Taxes Paid07.29M12.66M18.21M59.18M80.87M6.93M10.57M1.39M85.22M50.92M16.93M48.78M44.09M3.96M2.15M16.73M5.46M000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical demand volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q4)

Earnings Quality and Cash Conversion

According to recent financial disclosures, SWBI's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching an extreme 4.60 in 2026Q4, suggesting that reported earnings significantly understate the actual cash-generating capacity of the underlying manufacturing operations during periods of inventory liquidation.

The wide variance between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital swings are the primary drivers of cash volatility rather than core operational profitability. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it implies that the company's reported bottom line is a poor proxy for its immediate liquidity health.

Volatile Free Cash Flow Generation

As reported in quarterly filings, free cash flow margins have exhibited extreme swings, ranging from a negative 40.2% in 2025Q1 to a robust 39.1% in 2026Q4, reflecting the company's high sensitivity to sudden shifts in consumer demand and the resulting impact on cash conversion cycles.

The trajectory of free cash flow appears highly dependent on the timing of inventory sell-through, which often creates lumpy cash inflows. This inconsistency suggests that the business model remains structurally vulnerable to demand shocks, making long-term cash flow forecasting difficult for market participants.

Capital Intensity Post-Relocation

Based on the provided data, capital expenditures have stabilized following the Tennessee relocation, with CapEx/Revenue ratios moderating to 2.7% in 2026Q4, which may indicate that the company is entering a period of lower capital intensity after significant investment in its new manufacturing footprint.

The reduction in capital intensity suggests that the company is shifting from a phase of heavy infrastructure investment to one of operational optimization. If this trend persists, it may allow for improved free cash flow conversion, provided that maintenance requirements do not escalate unexpectedly.

Working Capital as Cash Driver

Analysis of recent statements reveals that working capital changes are the primary engine of cash flow volatility, with a significant $43.9 million inflow in 2026Q4 alone, highlighting how inventory management and distributor payment cycles dictate the company's short-term liquidity position more than actual sales growth.

The reliance on working capital swings to generate cash suggests that the company's liquidity is highly sensitive to channel inventory levels. Investors should be wary of periods where working capital becomes a cash drain, as this often precedes a contraction in operating cash flow.

SWBI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (SWBI) generate from operations?

Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (SWBI) generated $114.2M in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (SWBI) generated $90.4M in free cash flow in 2026. 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 Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (SWBI) spent $23.7M on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (SWBI) returned $23.2M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.