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$140.22$63.7B
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Target Corporation (TGT) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion efficiency remains inconsistent, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio that dropped to a low of 0.27 in 2025Q1, largely driven by volatile working capital requirements.

TGT Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJan'26Feb'25Feb'24Jan'23Jan'22Jan'21Feb'20Feb'19Feb'18Jan'17Jan'16Jan'15Feb'14Feb'13Jan'12Jan'11Jan'10Jan'09Feb'08Feb'07Jan'06Jan'05Jan'04Feb'03Feb'02Feb'01Jan'00Jan'99Jan'98Feb'97
Cash from Operations7B6.56B7.37B8.62B4.02B8.63B10.53B7.12B5.97B6.92B5.44B5.84B4.44B6.52B5.33B5.43B5.27B5.88B4.43B4.13B4.86B4.45B3.19B3.16B1.59B1.99B1.91B2.25B1.86B1.79B1.46B
Operating CF Margin %-6.26%6.91%8.03%3.68%8.14%11.25%9.11%7.93%9.52%7.74%7.92%6.11%9.15%7.26%7.78%7.82%9%6.82%6.51%8.17%8.46%6.82%7.52%4.25%5%5.16%6.68%6.07%6.47%5.75%
Operating CF Growth %199.5%-10.93%-14.55%114.56%-53.41%-18.05%47.89%19.15%-13.72%27.35%-6.98%31.65%-31.92%22.44%-2.01%3.09%-10.37%32.75%7.39%-15.16%9.23%39.31%1.11%98.74%-20.18%4.57%-15.41%20.95%3.73%23.11%25.58%
Net Income3.61B3.71B4.09B4.14B2.78B6.95B4.37B3.28B2.93B2.93B2.67B3.32B2.45B1.97B3B2.93B2.92B2.49B2.21B2.85B2.79B2.41B1.89B1.84B1.65B1.37B1.26B1.19B962M802M474M
Depreciation & Amortization3.16B3.13B2.98B2.8B2.7B2.64B2.48B2.6B2.47B2.44B2.3B2.21B2.13B2.22B2.14B2.13B2.08B2.02B1.83B1.66B1.5B1.41B1.26B1.32B1.21B1.08B940M854M780M693M650M
Stock-Based Compensation266M281M304M251M220M228M200M147M132M112M113M115M71M110M105M90M109M103M0000000000000
Deferred Taxes82M-55M-180M298M582M522M-184M178M322M-192M41M-322M7M-254M-14M371M445M364M91M-70M-201M-122M233M249M248M49M1M75M-11M-63M-107M
Other Non-Cash Items-138M-100M26M94M172M-268M598M45M98M389M529M72M-367M177M59M176M383M1.39B1.54B606M444M17M116M19M30M211M237M23M-41M-25M53M
Working Capital Changes183M-403M145M1.04B-2.44B-1.45B3.06B862M17M1.24B-214M445M150M2.29B34M-263M-670M-482M-1.28B-868M283M160M-182M-866M-2.24B-721M-537M156M172M388M388M
Change in Receivables000000002.29B794M0002.86B-217M-187M-78M-57M0000000000000
Change in Inventory731M436M-854M1.61B403M-3.25B-1.66B505M-900M-348M293M-316M-512M-885M15M-322M-417M-474M77M-525M-431M-454M-853M-583M-311M-201M-450M-323M-198M-220M-13M
Change in Payables286M-501M1.01B-1.22B-2.24B2.63B2.92B140M1.13B1.31B-543M534M0625M199M232M115M174M0000000000000
Cash from Investing-3.9B-3.65B-2.86B-4.76B-5.5B-3.15B-2.59B-2.94B-3.42B-3.08B-1.47B508M-1.93B-271M-2.85B-4.18B-1.74B-1.7B-4.37B-6.2B-4.69B-4.15B1.18B-2.92B-3.19B-3.31B-2.48B-1.81B-1.66B-1.23B-1.2B
Capital Expenditures-3.88B0-2.89B-4.81B-5.53B-3.54B-2.65B-3.03B-3.52B-2.53B-1.55B-1.44B-1.79B-3.45B-3.28B-4.37B-2.13B-1.73B-3.55B-4.37B-3.93B-3.39B-3.07B-3B-3.22B-3.16B-2.53B-1.92B-1.76B-1.35B-1.3B
CapEx % of Revenue3.68%3.56%2.71%4.47%5.07%3.34%2.83%3.88%4.67%3.48%2.2%1.95%2.46%4.84%4.47%6.25%3.16%2.65%5.46%6.89%6.6%6.44%6.55%7.15%8.61%7.94%6.85%5.69%5.73%4.88%5.13%
Acquisitions00008M356M42M63M85M-518M46M1.88B-20M-157M00000000000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-18M-3.65B31M46M24M34M58M83M031M071M-120M3.34B422M296M385M23M-784M-1.64B-621M-761M4.25B85M32M27M53M111M102M123M103M
Cash from Financing-2.46B-2.19B-3.55B-2.29B-2.2B-8.07B-2B-3.15B-3.64B-3.72B-5.5B-4.52B-998M-6.36B-2.49B-2.14B-4.01B-2.84B-1.64B3.71B-1B-899M-2.84B-283M1.86B1.46B706M-480M-163M-554M-234M
Debt Issued (Net)-148M341M-398M-147M2.46B825M65M-330M-281M-1.45B-664M-85M-166M-4.35B-88M369M-1.25B-1.97B1.6B6.79B101M386M-1.48B-79M2.02B1.64B1.44B249M-48M-420M-90M
Equity Issued (Net)-497M-408M-1.01B-127M-2.83B-7.36B-745M-1.56B-2.12B-1.05B-3.71B-3.48B-26M-1.46B-1.51B-1.75B-2.45B-423M-2.81B-2.48B-720M-1.02B-1.14B-12M24M-20M-585M-581M000
Dividends Paid-2.06B-2.05B-2.05B-2.01B-1.84B-1.55B-1.34B-1.33B-1.33B-1.34B-1.35B-1.36B-1.21B-1.01B-869M-750M-609M-496M-465M-442M-380M-318M-272M-237M-218M-203M-190M-195M-178M-165M-155M
Share Repurchases-497M-408M-1.01B-127M-2.65B-7.19B-745M-1.56B-2.12B-1.05B-3.71B-3.48B-26M-1.46B-1.88B-1.84B-2.45B-423M-2.81B-2.48B-901M-1.2B-1.29B-48M-3M-20M-585M-581M000
Other Financing243M-67M-99M04M8M23M73M96M108M221M414M399M456M-16M-6M294M47M35M-165M-5M58M56M-10M-20M44M42M18M38M31M11M
Net Change in Cash647M726M957M1.58B-3.68B-2.6B5.93B1.02B-1.09B131M-1.53B1.84B1.51B-89M-10M-918M-488M1.34B-1.59B1.64B-835M-597M1.54B-42M259M143M136M-35M-163M-554M-234M
Free Cash Flow4.16B2.83B4.48B3.81B-1.51B5.08B7.88B4.09B2.46B4.39B3.89B4.41B2.65B3.07B2.05B1.07B3.14B4.15B883M-244M934M1.06B127M156M-1.63B-1.17B-623M334M105M441M157M
FCF Margin %3.95%2.71%4.2%3.55%-1.38%4.79%8.42%5.24%3.26%6.04%5.53%5.97%3.65%4.3%2.79%1.53%4.66%6.35%1.36%-0.39%1.57%2.02%0.27%0.37%-4.36%-2.94%-1.69%0.99%0.34%1.59%0.62%
FCF Growth %17.74%-36.66%17.33%352.65%-129.72%-35.49%92.57%66.46%-44.03%12.88%-11.73%66.08%-13.5%49.76%92.12%-66.07%-24.33%370.22%461.89%-126.12%-12.14%737.01%-18.59%109.56%-39.28%-87.96%-286.53%218.1%-76.19%180.89%143.49%
FCF per Share9.136.229.698.24-3.2510.3115.587.934.617.976.686.964.144.783.091.564.315.501.14-0.291.081.200.140.15-1.78-1.04-0.680.360.110.480.16
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.15x1.77x1.80x2.08x1.45x1.24x2.41x2.17x2.03x2.38x1.99x1.74x-2.71x3.31x1.78x1.86x1.81x2.36x2.00x1.45x1.74x1.85x1.00x1.75x0.98x1.46x1.51x1.97x1.99x2.39x3.15x
Interest Paid00615M605M449M414M939M492M476M678M999M604M871M1.04B697M816M752M00000000000000
Taxes Paid001.05B374M213M2.06B1.03B696M373M934M1.51B127M1.25B1.39B1.6B1.11B1.26B00000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Working capital volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Conversion

According to the provided cash flow data, Target's OCF/NI ratio has fluctuated wildly, reaching a low of 0.27 in 2025Q1, which suggests that reported net income frequently fails to translate into actual cash generation due to significant accrual-based adjustments and inventory-related working capital swings.

The wide variance in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that earnings quality is heavily influenced by non-cash items and timing differences rather than consistent operational cash flow. Investors should monitor whether this divergence is a structural byproduct of the company's inventory management strategy or a sign of deteriorating cash collection efficiency.

FCF Volatility Reflects Operational Headwinds

As reported in financial statements, Target's free cash flow margin has swung from a negative 2.2% in 2025Q1 to a peak of 7.7% in 2024Q4, highlighting a highly inconsistent cash trajectory that appears tethered to seasonal inventory cycles and periodic promotional discounting requirements.

The inability to maintain a stable FCF margin suggests that the company's cash generation is highly sensitive to the discretionary spending environment. This volatility may imply that the business model requires significant cash buffers to manage the cyclical nature of its retail operations.

Inventory Swings Disrupt Cash Flow

Based on reported figures, Target experienced a massive $1.6 billion working capital outflow in 2025Q1, illustrating how aggressive inventory management and seasonal stocking requirements can rapidly deplete cash reserves and create significant quarterly liquidity pressure for the organization.

The frequent, large-scale swings in working capital suggest that the company struggles to align its procurement cycles with actual consumer demand. This pattern warrants further investigation into whether the current inventory replenishment model is optimized for the current retail environment or if it remains overly reliant on historical forecasting.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Shareholder Returns

Data indicates that Target consistently allocates over $500 million per quarter to dividends, even during periods of negative free cash flow, suggesting a management commitment to shareholder returns that may be straining the company's internal liquidity and financial flexibility in the long term.

The persistence of dividend payments despite significant FCF volatility suggests a rigid capital allocation policy that may limit the company's ability to reinvest in store-based fulfillment or technology. Investors should monitor if this payout strategy remains sustainable if discretionary spending continues to face structural headwinds.

TGT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Target Corporation (TGT) generate from operations?

Target Corporation (TGT) generated $6.56B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Target Corporation's free cash flow?

Target Corporation (TGT) generated $2.83B 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 Target Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Target Corporation (TGT) spent $0.0M 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 Target Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Target Corporation (TGT) returned $2.05B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $408.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.