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$7.89$275M
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Tredegar Corporation (TG) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation is frequently impaired by working capital requirements, evidenced by a $9.9 million outflow in 2026Q1 and a negative free cash flow margin of 1.7% for the same period.

TG 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 Operations39.94M32.98M25.51M24M-20.84M70.58M74.37M115.86M97.79M88.22M48.87M74.26M51.23M76.72M82.59M71.77M46.41M103.22M75.41M95.55M104.61M53.7M93.82M76.38M65.27M74.91M21.58M92M70.8M66.3M45.3M
Operating CF Margin %-4.56%4.27%4.19%-2.74%8.54%9.85%14.02%11.48%9.18%5.9%8.29%5.38%8.06%9.36%8.13%6.28%15.71%8.43%10.34%9.37%5.61%10.7%10.23%8.85%9.76%2.48%11.21%10.12%11.41%8.65%
Operating CF Growth %1710.88%29.28%6.31%215.12%-129.53%-5.1%-35.81%18.48%10.86%80.5%-34.18%44.93%-33.21%-7.11%15.08%54.64%-55.04%36.88%-21.09%-8.65%94.78%-42.76%22.83%17.02%-12.87%247.19%-76.55%29.94%6.79%46.36%-8.67%
Net Income29.04M33.48M-64.56M-105.91M28.45M57.83M-75.44M48.26M24.84M38.25M24.47M-32.13M36.88M21.95M28.25M24.86M27.03M-1.35M28.94M15.25M38.2M16.23M29.18M-26.35M-2.53M9.75M111.38M52.6M68.9M58.4M45M
Depreciation & Amortization22.57M21.73M25.54M27.68M26.4M23.78M31.96M44.28M33.8M40.28M32.47M34.98M40.82M44.66M49.27M44.73M43.59M40M43.19M46.04M44.28M38.79M34.42M32.62M31.93M37.91M36.98M31.7M22.5M18.5M20.3M
Stock-Based Compensation1.34M1.81M2.5M1.98M3.62M5.17M5.4M7.29M1.16M264K56K483K1.27M1.16M1.43M000782K000000000000
Deferred Taxes6.25M6.22M-8.2M-56.1M544K-4.94M-16.89M5.86M8.63M-36.41M-3.69M-10.52M-11.49M-5.27M-762K2.11M-6.39M6.77M22.18M-24.24M10.15M9.22M1.95M37.37M7.69M-8.91M-4.67M1.5M400K3.3M1.8M
Other Non-Cash Items5.49M-14.3M91.71M118M-34.5M-1.59M133.64M-15.39M-3.46M-8.32M-7.45M-703K2.45M-2.19M-3.51M2.6M-180K-7.72M483K33.63M5.3M-2.17M-1.86M-661K65.32M313K-2.64M-900K-3.8M-2.1M-2M
Working Capital Changes-14.72M-15.96M-21.47M38.34M-45.37M-9.66M-4.29M25.57M7.21M-23.8M-7.59M4.76M-22.36M5.42M13.72M-4.13M-19.35M37.41M-20.17M28.2M6.99M-16.58M27.88M-29.34M-37.14M16.73M-5.51M1.2M-6.3M7.4M-4.9M
Change in Receivables-13.95M-16.99M-14.79M17.4M18.57M-16.99M-335K16.47M-11.88M-10.57M92K9.18M-18.7M-1.76M9.45M0-10.98M18.45M-678K000000000000
Change in Inventory-15.15M-13.56M-6.91M47.61M-37.77M-23.13M-4.37M11.31M-9.58M-9.13M1.13M1.14M-8.8M1.73M-9.91M2.41M-7.72M2.2M13.37M4.1M-5.08M2.8M-13.96M-2.29M1.64M1.25M4.18M-2.1M-4M1M1.3M
Change in Payables13.12M13.57M00000-2.94M5.57M21.12M161K-2.46M02.39M-100.25M0-128.25M-109.38M-138.76M000000000000
Cash from Investing-16.96M-5.5M40.51M-26.18M-35.46M24.45M32.88M-39.93M-34.08M-125.6M-41.99M-31.41M-38.27M-77.6M-75.56M-195.23M-22.15M-31.7M3.47M-36.28M-40.64M-54.98M-50.31M-36.49M-42.09M-13.45M5.15M-338.2M-124.2M-39.6M56.9M
Capital Expenditures-19.43M-17.24M-14.35M-26.45M-36.88M-27.36M-23.36M-50.86M-40.81M-44.36M-45.46M-32.83M-44.9M-79.66M-33.25M-15.88M-20.42M-35.85M-19.23M-20.64M-40.57M-62.54M-55.65M-65.81M-31.34M-38.99M-79.83M-260.4M-95M-22.7M-24M
CapEx % of Revenue2.61%2.39%2.4%4.61%4.84%3.31%3.09%6.16%4.79%4.61%5.49%3.66%4.72%8.37%3.77%1.8%2.76%5.46%2.15%2.23%3.63%6.54%6.35%8.82%4.25%5.08%9.18%31.74%13.58%3.91%4.58%
Acquisitions12.3M11.74M54.63M0047.06M56.24M10.94M1.1M-87.11M2.31M1.42M0867K-45.87M-180.97M-5.5M018.02M000-1.42M9.6M2.02M-1.92M-3.08M0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-9.84M083K010K-42.31M56.24M06.73M5.87M3.46M1.42M2.13M1.19M3.56M1.62M3.77M4.15M-9.15M7.87M475K8.65M1.55M1.02M-1.32M2.49M11.13M-81.7M-29.2M-16.9M80.9M
Cash from Financing-11.61M-28.16M-64.98M-4.48M45.38M-76.84M-125.59M-77.31M-64.09M43.16M-23.75M-44.2M-12.38M5.28M-26.74M120.39M-42.12M-28.24M-80.66M-54.08M-47.05M3.59M-40.46M-129.88M-10.07M-9.19M-7.95M246.5M-41.2M-7.9M-3.1M
Debt Issued (Net)-10.34M-28.16M-64.39M8.42M64M-61M92M-59.5M-50.5M57M-9M-33.25M-1.75M11M1.65M124.91M-2.81M-21.54M-59.49M19.54M-50.53M8.65M-36.18M-119.65M-5.22M-3.6M-5.13M245M-5M-5M0
Equity Issued (Net)000000-850K-854K-328K-124K000000-34.16M-1.52M-19.79M-73.96M9.7M1.13M1.87M-4.12M1.28M517K3.26M7.4M-30.8M-2.5M-2M
Dividends Paid000-8.88M-16.97M-16.17M-216.05M-15.32M-14.59M-14.53M-14.46M-13.72M-11.01M-9.04M-30.78M-5.76M-5.14M-5.43M-5.45M-6.13M-6.22M-6.19M-6.15M-6.1M-6.13M-6.1M-6.08M-6M-5.4M-4.2M-3.2M
Share Repurchases000000-850K-854K-328K-124K000000-35.14M-1.52M-19.79M-73.96M000-5.17M-1.43M0-629K0-37M-2.5M-2M
Other Financing-1.27M0-587K-4.02M-1.64M325K-693K-1.63M1.33M819K-293K2.78M381K3.32M2.4M1.24M0244K4.07M6.47M0000000100K03.8M2.1M
Net Change in Cash11.95M-333K-6.39M-5.78M-11.29M18.68M-19.58M-2.98M-2.09M6.98M-14.64M-5.9M-2.56M3.79M-20.12M-4.25M-17.47M44.69M-2.24M7.32M17.46M440K3.05M-89.98M13.12M52.28M18.78M400K-41.2M-7.9M-3.1M
Free Cash Flow20.51M15.74M11.16M-2.45M-57.72M43.22M51.02M65M56.98M43.85M3.42M41.42M6.34M-2.95M49.33M55.88M25.99M67.36M56.17M74.91M64.03M-8.84M38.17M10.57M33.94M35.92M-58.25M-168.4M-24.2M43.6M21.3M
FCF Margin %2.75%2.18%1.87%-0.43%-7.57%5.23%6.75%7.87%6.69%4.56%0.41%4.62%0.67%-0.31%5.59%6.33%3.51%10.25%6.28%8.1%5.73%-0.92%4.35%1.42%4.6%4.68%-6.7%-20.53%-3.46%7.5%4.07%
FCF Growth %53.32%40.99%555.37%95.75%-233.54%-15.28%-21.51%14.07%29.93%1184.13%-91.76%553.7%315.11%-105.97%-11.72%115.02%-61.42%19.93%-25.02%16.99%824.34%-123.16%261%-68.85%-5.53%161.67%65.41%-595.87%-155.5%104.69%2.4%
FCF per Share0.590.450.32-0.07-1.711.281.531.951.721.330.101.270.19-0.091.531.730.801.991.641.921.64-0.230.990.280.940.92-1.50-4.35-0.631.170.58
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.71x0.99x-0.40x-0.23x-0.73x1.22x-0.99x2.40x3.94x2.31x2.00x-2.31x1.39x2.08x1.91x1.66x1.72x-76.29x2.61x6.27x2.74x3.31x3.22x-2.90x-25.79x7.68x0.19x1.75x1.03x1.14x1.01x
Interest Paid0013.52M10.5M4.42M2.92M1.68M4.36M5.42M5.81M3.07M3.51M3.32M2.58M2.99M1.97M911K786K2.46M2.71M00000000000
Taxes Paid0012.23M2.28M10.81M4.71M1.67M2.6M24.02M9.19M15.41M20.12M20.89M19.48M14.72M8.59M23.54M3.02M8.79M16.99M00000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Working Capital Liquidity Constraints

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Erratic

As reported in financial statements, Tredegar's OCF/NI ratio has fluctuated wildly, ranging from a negative 2.35 in 2024Q1 to a positive 2.84 in 2025Q3, indicating that reported net income is a poor proxy for the actual cash-generating capacity of the underlying manufacturing operations.

The frequent divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that non-cash charges and significant working capital swings are masking the true economic performance of the business. Investors should monitor whether this volatility stems from structural accounting choices or an inability to stabilize cash inflows during cyclical downturns.

Free Cash Flow Generation Lacks Consistency

Based on recent SEC filings, Tredegar's FCF trajectory is characterized by frequent negative quarters, including a $3.2 million outflow in 2026Q1, which underscores the difficulty in maintaining positive cash flow margins amidst volatile demand for aluminum extrusions and specialty film products.

The inability to generate consistent free cash flow suggests that the company's current cost structure is ill-equipped to handle the cyclicality of its end markets. This pattern warrants further investigation into whether the business model requires a fundamental shift in operating leverage to achieve sustainable cash generation.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

According to the provided cash flow data, working capital changes have been a persistent drag on liquidity, with a $9.9 million outflow in 2026Q1 alone, reflecting the company's struggle to manage inventory and receivables efficiently during periods of shifting commodity price environments.

The recurring negative impact of working capital changes suggests that the company is frequently forced to tie up cash in inventory or extend credit to customers to maintain volume. This dynamic appears to be a primary driver of the company's thin cash position and limited financial flexibility.

Capital Intensity Pressures Cash Reserves

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow statements, Tredegar's capital expenditures have remained a consistent burden, with CapEx/Revenue ratios peaking at 13.3% in 2024Q4, which limits the company's ability to retain cash during periods of operational stress.

While maintenance capital is necessary to support aging manufacturing assets, the high capital intensity relative to revenue suggests that the company is struggling to achieve a return on invested capital that justifies these outlays. This may indicate that the firm is over-investing in low-margin segments.

Cash Flow Statement Obscures Operational Realities

Based on the provided figures, the cash flow statement reveals that net income is frequently bolstered by non-cash items, while actual cash generation is often undermined by significant net acquisition activity and working capital volatility that the headline earnings figures fail to fully capture.

The reliance on acquisition-related cash flows and the lack of transparency regarding the timing of pass-through commodity settlements suggest that the cash flow statement may be hiding underlying operational inefficiencies. Analysts should be wary of the company's ability to sustain operations without relying on external financing or asset divestitures.

TG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Tredegar Corporation (TG) generate from operations?

Tredegar Corporation (TG) generated $33.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Tredegar Corporation's free cash flow?

Tredegar Corporation (TG) generated $15.7M 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 Tredegar Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Tredegar Corporation (TG) spent $17.2M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.