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TreeHouse Foods, Inc. (THS) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity has tightened significantly, with cash reserves plummeting to $21.0M in 2025Q3 from a peak of $320.3M in 2023Q4, reflecting the erratic nature of the company's free cash flow generation.

THS Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02
Cash from Operations233.7M265.8M157.3M-150.7M324.9M416.7M307.7M505.8M506M478.61M285.32M211.96M216.69M204.56M156.07M244.65M104.84M175.64M96.4M59.63M51.81M91.19M68.09M0
Operating CF Margin %-7.92%4.58%-4.57%11.54%9.58%7.17%11.02%10.43%7.75%8.9%7.19%9.45%9.37%7.61%13.46%6.94%11.7%8.33%6.35%7.32%13.13%9.78%-
Operating CF Growth %-51.63%68.98%204.38%-146.38%-22.03%35.42%-39.17%-0.04%5.72%67.75%34.61%-2.18%5.93%31.07%-36.21%133.35%-40.31%82.19%61.68%15.09%-43.19%33.93%--
Net Income-241.8M26.9M59M-9.2M-80.9M49.2M-110.3M-61.4M-286.2M-228.59M114.91M89.88M86.99M88.36M94.41M90.92M81.31M28.56M41.62M44.86M11.58M44.67M63.86M45.01M
Depreciation & Amortization162.8M147.1M141.9M139.6M148.9M203.2M210.6M258.3M287.6M288.24M122.07M115.92M108.64M98.22M83.02M69.78M47.34M45.85M35.15M24.7M16.94M14.86M14.03M1.55M
Stock-Based Compensation18.8M19.1M24.8M19.8M026.1M22.6M32.4M30M29.86M22.88M25.07M16.12M12.82M15.11M15.84M13.3M12.19M018.79M9.62M000
Deferred Taxes-3.5M-7.5M3.5M9.1M-12.4M63.4M-63.3M-17.3M-231.1M-12.45M-6.01M8.1M-11.89M5.72M15.11M9.2M18.6M5.31M5.94M12.96M-4.86M7.8M7.41M0
Other Non-Cash Items287.2M26.8M11.7M-169.9M187.2M50.4M219.4M27.4M637.6M332.42M22.24M30.01M5.14M3.54M-583K-7.66M-11.33M21.29M13.58M-22.32M17.23M7.99M-707K-46.56M
Working Capital Changes10.2M53.4M-83.6M-140.1M82.1M24.4M28.7M266.4M68.1M69.14M9.23M-57.02M11.69M-4.11M-50.99M66.58M-44.38M62.43M611K-19.38M1.31M15.86M-16.51M0
Change in Receivables6.7M28.1M-15.2M-8.9M61.3M-36.2M80.6M-29.1M103.3M-59.7M21.53M-18.56M-9.27M-2.64M7.81M6.16M3.74M-14.39M0-20.5M1.64M000
Change in Inventory-11.1M-10.5M51.6M-128.3M-58M-30.8M65.5M69.2M13M54.32M17K-27.19M-11.39M-8.26M-43.04M34.32M-14.06M43.4M-27.11M-23.22M2.26M17.37M-3.44M0
Change in Payables8.2M66M-82.4M-14.8M126.1M108.3M-80.9M187.9M-29.3M86.15M-33.27M-5.36M29.69M1.28M-19.51M25.88M-33.41M35.49M026.28M736K000
Cash from Investing-329.5M-138.3M226.7M412M-16.8M-332.4M-68.1M-160.9M-159.8M-2.83B-86.32M-1.09B-306.85M-109.36M-74.3M-906.11M-34.12M-41.84M-467.82M-296.78M-14.23M-22.72M-28.33M0
Capital Expenditures-132.9M-139.7M-137M-93.5M-86.1M-90.5M-146.8M-196.2M-185.8M-187.07M-86.1M-99.22M-81.18M-79.52M-77.8M-61.65M-36.99M-55.47M-19.81M-11.37M-14.24M-21.99M-17.1M0
CapEx % of Revenue3.98%4.17%3.99%2.84%3.06%2.08%3.42%4.28%3.83%3.03%2.69%3.37%3.54%3.64%3.79%3.39%2.45%3.7%1.71%1.21%2.01%3.17%2.46%-
Acquisitions-209.3M0-100.6M4.8M400K-229.8M4.8M30.8M18.8M-2.64B606K-993.01M-218.65M-29.95M3.24M-844.5M0-251K-449.94M-287.7M00-12.58M0
Investments------------------------
Other Investing12.7M1.4M464.3M500.7M51.7M-12.1M73.9M4.5M34.5M53K606K2.84M960K113K251K43K6K13.88M1.93M2.3M14K-732K1.35M0
Cash from Financing13.8M-159.3M-107.5M-522.7M-362.3M74M-206.9M-311M-278.3M2.38B-208.56M885.19M45.72M-5.96M-83.54M662.62M-69.72M-139.73M380.7M229.16M-29.74M-69.41M-42.23M0
Debt Issued (Net)85.2M-900K-600K-518.1M-328.7M108.3M-201.9M-253.9M-249.9M1.58B-215.3M511.81M40.05M-4.74M-79.73M573.39M-74.48M-145.54M380.65M229.64M-62K-3.5M-302K0
Equity Issued (Net)-1000K-1000K-1000K0-1000K-1000K0-1000K-1000K001000K0001000K0044K1000K1000K000
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-61M-149.7M-100M0-25M-25M0-54.6M-28.7M000000000000000
Other Financing-10.4M-8.7M-6.9M-4.6M-8.6M-9.3M-5M-2.5M300K800.73M6.74M15.02M5.66M-1.22M-3.81M-21.46M4.76M5.81M0-1.96M-32.21M-65.91M-41.93M0
Net Change in Cash-81M-30.7M277.3M-261.5M-60.1M162.3M38M31.5M70.7M27.19M-17.06M5.51M-47.93M91.13M-3.04M1.91M1.73M-6.54M9.22M-8M7.84M-940K-2.47M0
Free Cash Flow100.8M126.1M16.5M-236.5M253.3M311M160.9M309.6M320.2M291.54M199.22M112.74M135.51M125.04M78.28M183M67.86M120.17M76.59M48.25M37.56M69.2M50.99M0
FCF Margin %3.02%3.76%0.48%-7.17%9%7.15%3.75%6.75%6.6%4.72%6.21%3.83%5.91%5.73%3.82%10.07%4.49%8.01%6.61%5.14%5.31%9.96%7.32%-
FCF Growth %360.47%664.24%106.98%-193.37%-18.55%93.29%-48.03%-3.31%9.83%46.34%76.71%-16.8%8.37%59.74%-57.23%169.68%-43.53%56.9%58.73%28.45%-45.72%35.72%--
FCF per Share2.002.400.29-4.224.535.492.865.535.615.234.562.803.623.372.125.062.073.822.441.541.212.231.64-
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.42x9.88x2.96x1.03x-25.99x30.20x-0.85x-7.85x-1.81x-2.09x2.48x2.36x2.49x2.31x1.65x2.69x1.29x6.22x2.32x1.33x4.48x2.60x1.00x-
Interest Paid92.5M85.2M93.7M0084.3M00115.4M93M41.9M0000000000000
Taxes Paid21.8M10.2M19.3M0000012.4M60.2M50.1M0000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Working capital volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2025Q3)

Earnings Quality Disconnected From Cash

As reported in recent financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from -0.14 in 2025Q3 to a massive 16.28 in 2025Q2, indicating that accounting earnings are currently poor proxies for actual cash generation.

The extreme volatility in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that non-cash charges and significant working capital swings are masking the underlying cash-generating capability of the business. Investors should interpret these figures as a sign that reported net income is currently an unreliable metric for assessing the company's true operational health.

Free Cash Flow Remains Highly Unstable

Based on the provided quarterly data, TreeHouse Foods has struggled to maintain positive free cash flow, with FCF margins fluctuating wildly from a peak of 27.4% in 2024Q4 to a low of -10.0% in 2025Q1, reflecting the lumpy nature of the company's cash conversion cycle.

The inability to sustain consistent positive free cash flow suggests that the company's current operational model is highly sensitive to timing differences in contract settlements and inventory management. This inconsistency warrants further investigation into whether the business can achieve a stable cash flow profile post-divestiture.

Working Capital Swings Drive Volatility

According to the company's reported cash flow data, working capital changes have been a primary source of instability, evidenced by a massive $211.7M inflow in 2024Q4 followed by a $100.7M outflow in 2025Q2, highlighting the significant impact of inventory and receivable management on liquidity.

These dramatic shifts in working capital suggest that the company's cash position is heavily dependent on the timing of retailer payments and inventory build-ups. Such fluctuations may indicate that the company lacks the operational control necessary to smooth out its cash conversion cycle effectively.

Capital Intensity Reflects Manufacturing Needs

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow filings, capital expenditures have remained a consistent burden, with CapEx/Revenue ratios peaking at 6.9% in 2023Q4, suggesting that the company must continue to reinvest heavily in its manufacturing footprint to maintain its category captain status.

The persistent level of capital spending relative to revenue implies that the company's infrastructure requires ongoing maintenance to support its complex product portfolio. This capital intensity appears to be a structural requirement that limits the amount of free cash flow available for other corporate purposes.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Debt Reduction

Based on the provided financial data, the company has largely ceased share repurchases and dividends, instead utilizing cash for significant acquisitions like the $209.3M outlay in 2025Q1, which suggests a strategic pivot toward inorganic growth despite the current volatility in core cash generation.

The shift away from shareholder returns toward acquisition-led growth indicates that management is attempting to reshape the business profile through M&A. Investors should monitor whether these capital deployments can eventually generate the returns necessary to justify the current strain on the company's cash position.

THS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does TreeHouse Foods, Inc. (THS) generate from operations?

TreeHouse Foods, Inc. (THS) generated $265.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is TreeHouse Foods, Inc.'s free cash flow?

TreeHouse Foods, Inc. (THS) generated $126.1M in free cash flow in 2024. 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 TreeHouse Foods, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

TreeHouse Foods, Inc. (THS) spent $139.7M on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does TreeHouse Foods, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2024, TreeHouse Foods, Inc. (THS) spent $149.7M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.