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$91.22$15.9B
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Textron Inc. (TXT) Cash Flow Statement

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Cash conversion efficiency appears strained, evidenced by an operating cash flow to net income ratio of negative 0.53 in 2026Q1 and highly variable free cash flow margins.

TXT Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJan'26Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Jan'22Jan'21Dec'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 Operations1.16B1.27B1.27B1.27B1.6B768M1.01B1.11B936M1.01B1.09B1.21B810M927M1.06B984M1.01B750M1.05B969M1.04B1.04B949M848M694M983M1.02B1.12B961M1.06B1.56B
Operating CF Margin %-8.57%9.24%9.25%12.42%6.2%8.7%8.12%6.7%7.13%7.91%9%5.84%7.66%8.69%8.73%9.64%7.14%7.49%7.68%9.02%10.32%11.41%8.66%6.71%7.98%7.82%9.41%9.73%12.24%20.84%
Operating CF Growth %37.71%0.16%0%-20.78%108.07%-24.26%-8.4%18.27%-7.51%-7.16%-9.77%49.14%-12.62%-12.79%8.03%-3.05%35.33%-28.5%8.26%-6.47%0%9.17%11.91%22.19%-29.4%-3.91%-8.33%16.13%-9.6%-32.03%21.81%
Net Income934M1.6B922M922M747M309M815M1.22B306M843M698M605M498M581M242M92M-73M344M915M706M516M516M373M281M364M166M277M2.27B608M558M253M
Depreciation & Amortization409M391M392M395M376M379M405M424M431M434M444M441M372M355M368M360M369M358M336M290M303M303M353M356M368M514M494M440M361M435M387M
Stock-Based Compensation0000000000000000000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-2M-18M-192M-192M23M-7M89M49M346M48M4M-19M86M171M81M69M-265M-43M-13M37M17M17M29M-41M330M96M9M63M-16M76M11M
Other Non-Cash Items-1.41B-589M431M179M97M206M103M-283M126M145M119M115M75M106M571M415M663M831M96M8M233M233M191M254M263M139M513M-1.62B84M190M1.27B
Working Capital Changes554M-121M-287M-38M355M-119M-398M-305M-273M-458M-175M66M-221M-286M-199M48M321M-740M-285M-72M-33M-33M3M-2M-631M68M-270M-33M-76M-196M-358M
Change in Receivables26M66M-97M-26M73M60M144M72M-169M42M-14M56M-118M32M36M-1M17M16M-42M-14M-87M-87M-146M87M-180M-102M00000
Change in Inventory-370M-447M-194M-359M45M434M-292M41M412M-352M-239M-209M-118M-316M-127M-10M803M-671M-490M-427M-188M-188M-222M172M120M103M5M13M-157M-89M-33M
Change in Payables188M141M-69M2M13M-613M280M-63M-156M215M43M-228M65M179M211M54M-535M274M52M115M173M173M5M-199M-162M166M00000
Cash from Investing-392M-351M-317M-317M-281M-248M-266M620M-645M-523M-388M-1.92B-264M378M843M1.55B1.94B63M-1.41B-1.41B-1.2B-1.2B-812M58M-601M-320M-922M43M-1.64B-376M-1.58B
Capital Expenditures-451M-384M-402M-402M-375M-317M-339M-369M-423M-446M-420M-429M-444M-480M-423M-270M-238M-550M-401M-431M-365M-365M-302M-301M-296M-532M-527M-2.11B-1.43B-412M-343M
CapEx % of Revenue2.97%2.59%2.93%2.94%2.91%2.56%2.91%2.71%3.03%3.14%3.05%3.2%3.2%3.97%3.46%2.39%2.26%5.24%2.86%3.42%3.18%3.63%3.63%3.07%2.86%4.32%4.03%17.77%14.49%4.74%4.57%
Acquisitions-13M-10M17M-1M41M18M-2M784M-331M-186M-81M-1.63B-196M122M95M72M236M-100M-1.1B-487M-24M-24M22M14M-2M12M-85M00549M180M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing72M43M68M86M53M51M75M205M109M109M113M138M376M736M1.17B1.75B1.94B813M92M-491M-806M-806M-570M-87M-226M-582M-176M2.15B-211M-168M-1.2B
Cash from Financing-806M-1.25B-813M-813M-1.45B360M-502M-1.86B-360M-168M-504M335M-742M-781M-1.95B-3.49B-1.63B-790M87M401M283M283M-276M-748M-46M-692M-21M-1B691M-647M-17M
Debt Issued (Net)133M-375M304M304M-621M544M-2M-131M195M68M-295M663M-823M-511M-1.88B-3.48B-1.53B-243M418M1.2B950M950M87M-521M442M-488M507M-110M1.48B-451M-239M
Equity Issued (Net)-739M-993M-1.09B-1.09B-805M-161M-479M-1.71B-530M-205M-187M-290M106M-272M-30M6M333M-493M-201M-588M-491M-491M-228M3M-224M-47M-353M-701M-641M-290M-258M
Dividends Paid-18M-19M-16M-16M-18M-18M-18M-20M-21M-22M-22M-28M-22M-17M-22M-22M-21M-284M-154M-244M-189M-189M-135M-222M-182M-184M-189M-192M-143M-202M-148M
Share Repurchases-928M-1.08B-1.17B-1.17B-921M-183M-503M-1.78B-582M-241M-219M-340M0-272M-30M00-533M-304M-761M-597M-597M-415M-64M-248M-47M-353M-751M-712M-328M-300M
Other Financing-182M137M-6M-6M-2M-5M-3M-4M-4M-9M0-10M-3M19M-20M0-412M230M24M33M13M13M0-8M-82M27M14M000483M
Net Change in Cash-31M-331M146M146M-137M897M250M-155M-36M293M183M-389M-202M528M-46M-961M1.34B16M-249M-16M796M796M0536M47M-29M80M156M10M40M-37M
Free Cash Flow707M884M864M864M1.22B451M675M738M513M566M670M779M366M447M640M714M777M200M648M538M671M671M647M547M398M451M496M-990M-470M651M1.22B
FCF Margin %4.66%5.97%6.31%6.31%9.5%3.64%5.79%5.41%3.67%3.99%4.86%5.8%2.64%3.69%5.23%6.33%7.38%1.9%4.63%4.26%5.84%6.68%7.78%5.59%3.85%3.66%3.79%-8.35%-4.76%7.5%16.27%
FCF Growth %21.27%2.31%0%-29.35%171.18%-33.19%-8.54%43.86%-9.36%-15.52%-13.99%112.84%-18.12%-30.16%-10.36%-8.11%288.5%-69.14%20.45%-19.82%0%3.71%18.28%37.44%-11.75%-9.07%150.1%-110.64%-172.2%-46.68%21.98%
FCF per Share4.014.904.544.285.692.082.983.242.032.112.462.791.301.572.172.322.570.762.592.112.582.462.311.991.421.581.70-3.20-1.411.923.56
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.76x1.38x1.54x1.37x1.86x1.03x3.28x1.36x0.77x3.30x1.13x1.73x1.35x1.86x1.80x4.07x11.80x-24.19x2.16x1.06x1.72x5.10x2.60x3.27x-5.60x5.92x4.69x0.50x1.58x1.91x6.18x
Interest Paid00142M122M123M145M000162M164M157M175M-170M199M0272M00000000000000
Taxes Paid00191M352M356M93M00048M174M198M289M223M43M0160M00000000000000

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 (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Divergence

As reported in financial statements, Textron's operating cash flow to net income ratio has exhibited extreme volatility, ranging from a negative 0.53 in 2026Q1 to a high of 3.89 in 2024Q4, suggesting that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from actual cash generation capabilities.

The significant variance between net income and operating cash flow indicates that accrual-based accounting adjustments, likely tied to long-term contract milestones, heavily influence the company's reported profitability. Investors should monitor whether this divergence is a temporary timing issue or a structural feature of the company's defense-heavy revenue recognition model.

FCF Volatility and Margin Instability

Based on recent SEC filings, Textron's free cash flow margins have fluctuated wildly between a negative 6.8% in 2026Q1 and a positive 12.6% in 2025Q4, highlighting the inherent difficulty in maintaining consistent cash flow generation across its cyclical aerospace and industrial business segments.

The inability to sustain positive free cash flow in multiple quarters suggests that the company's capital requirements often outpace its operational cash inflows. This inconsistency warrants further investigation into whether the current cost structure is sufficiently flexible to withstand periods of lower demand in the aviation market.

Working Capital as Cash Driver

According to the provided quarterly data, working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow variance, with a massive $698 million inflow in 2025Q4 contrasting sharply with a $447 million outflow in 2025Q1, indicating significant sensitivity to inventory and receivable management cycles.

The dramatic swings in working capital suggest that the company's cash position is highly dependent on the timing of large defense contract payments and inventory build-ups. Such volatility implies that management may have limited control over short-term cash availability, making quarterly cash flow projections inherently unreliable.

Aggressive Capital Return Amidst Volatility

As evidenced by the company's financial disclosures, Textron has consistently prioritized share repurchases, spending as much as $377 million in 2024Q1, even during periods where operating cash flow was insufficient to cover these outflows, suggesting a management preference for returning capital over maintaining cash reserves.

The decision to maintain high levels of share buybacks despite inconsistent cash flow generation may indicate a high degree of confidence in long-term defense prospects. However, this strategy appears to leave the company with little margin for error should operational cash flow remain under pressure in future quarters.

TXT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Textron Inc. (TXT) generate from operations?

Textron Inc. (TXT) generated $1.27B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Textron Inc.'s free cash flow?

Textron Inc. (TXT) generated $884.0M 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 Textron Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Textron Inc. (TXT) spent $384.0M 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 Textron Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Textron Inc. (TXT) returned $19.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.08B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.