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U.S. Bancorp (USB) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Capital allocation remains balanced, with $884 million returned to shareholders via dividends in 2026Q1 despite a cautious $276 million in share repurchases.

USB 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 Operations9.6B7.97B11.27B8.45B21.12B9.87B3.72B4.89B10.56B6.47B5.34B8.78B5.33B11.45B7.96B9.82B5.24B7.6B5.31B2.9B5.39B3.48B5.22B8.68B3.79B2.18B4.72B2.69B1.37B1.07B840.3M
Operating CF Growth %748.91%-29.3%33.46%-60%113.97%165.61%-23.99%-53.72%63.23%21.29%-39.24%64.7%-53.42%43.83%-18.96%87.37%-31.04%43.21%82.75%-46.13%55.05%-33.45%-39.82%129.31%73.53%-53.81%75.86%95.72%28.75%26.86%633.89%
Net Income7.81B7.57B6.3B5.43B5.83B7.96B4.96B6.91B7.1B6.22B5.89B5.88B5.85B5.84B5.65B4.87B3.32B2.19B2.95B4.32B4.75B4.49B4.17B3.73B3.29B1.71B2.88B1.51B1.33B760.7M415.4M
Depreciation & Amortization864M875M939M1.02B560M497M527M502M467M468M470M481M501M520M561M565M596M607M573M619M588M689M737.7M957.6M838.3M813.5M654.9M308.1M274.1M214.8M122.6M
Deferred Taxes0000000000000-69M49M748M-370M-545M-1.04B-97M-3M-301M0272.7M357.9M-184M357.1M55.7M25.9M30.3M31.2M
Other Non-Cash Items1.56B-475M1.96B2B14.73B1.41B-1.77B-2.53B3B-214M-1.02B2.42B-1.02B5.16B1.7B3.63B1.7B5.35B2.96B64M251M-1.4B549.7M1.03B-780.9M75M972.1M603.7M72.9M102M255M
Working Capital Changes-635M02.08B000000000000000-123M-2.01B-196M0-229.4M2.69B81.8M-229.1M-135.6M212.3M-327.8M-41.8M16.1M
Cash from Investing-23.34B-20.54B-24.53B18.93B7.5B-57.49B-15.44B-21.56B-8.98B-12.13B-17.96B-21.15B-29.81B-21.02B-20.25B-32.7B-16.37B-719M-16.32B-15.14B-8.82B-11.84B-8.52B-19.43B-1.94B-3.65B-7.3B-2.72B-3.91B-2.17B33M
Purchase of Investments-31.58B-25.8B-36.13B-9.27B-31.68B-100.13B-68.66B-40.52B-19.87B-27.57B-38.85B-29.74B-37.35B-26.36B-26.85B-31.73B-25.04B-15.12B-6.08B-9.82B-7.08B-13.15B-19.62B-51.13B-26.47B-32.28B-12.16B-1.77B-603.5M-8.07B-1.01B
Sale/Maturity of Investments23.41B21.04B25.29B23.69B57.08B58.37B56.23B31.84B19.43B24.43B34.23B24.65B17.17B19.68B23.77B15.13B17.45B13.1B7.86B6.35B6.45B15.3B20.48B35.52B25.63B23.81B12.32B2.54B2.21B6.03B1.73B
Net Investment Activity-8.16B-4.76B-10.84B14.41B25.39B-41.77B-12.43B-8.67B-440M-3.14B-4.62B-5.08B-20.18B-6.68B-3.08B-16.59B-7.59B-2.02B1.78B-3.47B-627M2.15B853.1M-15.6B-836.4M-8.47B160.4M767.9M1.6B-2.04B712.7M
Acquisitions-1M-36M-103M-330M12.26B-661M-556M000003.44B-58M94M636M923M3.07B1.48B-111M-600M-1.01B-271.5M01.37B-741.4M9.04B-220.5M-780.2M00
Other Investing-15.18B-15.74B-13.59B4.84B-30.15B-15.06B-2.46B-12.89B-8.54B-8.99B-13.34B-16.07B-13.06B-14.28B-17.27B-16.75B-9.71B-1.77B-19.58B-11.56B-7.59B-12.98B-8.91B-3.15B-2.05B5.86B-16.12B-3.13B-4.57B492.3M-596.2M
Cash from Financing11.58B2.25B8.57B-19.72B-3.98B13.94B51.9B17.62B361M9.45B17.18B12.86B26.66B9.8B6.58B22.36B19.41B-7.53B8.99B12.48B4.02B10.03B1.05B8.33B-395.4M2.08B2.45B-71.3M2.59B1B-585.1M
Dividends Paid-3.53B-3.5B-3.45B-3.31B-3.08B-2.89B-2.85B-2.75B-2.37B-2.21B-2.08B-2.02B-1.97B-1.83B-1.55B-935M-472M-1.3B-3.03B-2.85B-2.39B-2.25B-1.82B-1.56B-1.48B-1.24B-1.27B-573.1M-516.4M-352.9M-171.7M
Share Repurchases-605M-489M-173M-62M-1.17B-2.81B-1.67B-4.53B-2.82B-3.72B-2.56B-2.19B-2.2B-2.78B-1.86B-514M000-1.98B-2.8B-1.85B-2.66B00000000
Stock Issued45M45M32M951M458M2.26B15M88M86M1.15B355M295M453M524M395M180M119M2.7B688M427M910M371M581M00000000
Net Stock Activity-560M-444M-141M889M-711M-541M-1.66B-4.44B-2.74B-2.56B-2.2B-1.9B-1.75B-2.26B-1.46B-334M119M2.7B688M-1.56B-1.89B-1.48B-2.08B00000000
Debt Issuance (Net)01000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K
Other Financing15.08B3.24B5.95B-12.29B-17.21B26.15B67.85B16.53B-1.74B12.69B34.15B18.29B15.82B12.94B18.05B24.85B20.53B7.81B13.14B6.25B-392M3.97B1.69B3.45B7B-4.26B3.4B-583.4M888.8M-606.7M230.2M
Net Change in Cash18.15B-9.61B-4.69B7.65B24.64B-33.67B40.17B952M1.95B3.8B4.56B493M2.18B225M-5.71B-525M8.28B-653M-2.02B245M635M1.67B-2.25B-2.41B1.45B613.7M-125.9M-106.5M54.3M-108.1M-1.99B
Exchange Rate Effect20.32B706M00000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning46.89B56.5B61.19B53.54B28.91B62.58B22.41B21.45B19.5B15.71B11.15B10.65B8.48B8.25B13.96B14.49B6.21B6.86B8.88B8.64B8B6.54B8.78B11.19B9.75B9.13B9.26B4.86B4.8B4.06B1.99B
Cash at End48.42B46.89B56.5B61.19B53.54B28.91B62.58B22.41B21.45B19.5B15.71B11.15B10.65B8.48B8.25B13.96B14.49B6.21B6.86B8.88B8.64B8.2B6.54B8.78B11.19B9.75B9.13B4.75B4.86B3.95B755.3M
Interest Paid0015.38B12.28B2.72B1.06B2.2B4.4B3.06B2.09B1.59B1.43B1.48B1.76B2.22B2.56B2.63B3.15B4.89B6.36B5.34B3.37B000000000
Income Taxes Paid00499M645M767M535M1.02B941M365M555M595M742M748M812M1.47B495M424M344M1.97B1.88B2.26B2.13B000000000
Free Cash Flow9.6B7.97B11.27B8.45B21.12B9.87B3.72B4.89B10.56B6.47B5.34B8.78B5.33B11.45B7.96B9.82B5.24B7.6B5.31B2.9B5.39B3.48B5.03B8.01B3.36B1.88B4.34B2.55B1.22B442.7M756.8M
FCF Growth %15.23%-29.3%33.46%-60%113.97%165.61%-23.99%-53.72%63.23%21.29%-39.24%64.7%-53.42%43.83%-18.96%87.37%-31.04%43.21%82.75%-46.13%55.05%-30.91%-37.19%138.7%78.28%-56.63%70.09%109.77%174.84%-41.5%700.85%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Regulatory capital constraint sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Retention Supports Capital Buffers

According to quarterly financial disclosures, U.S. Bancorp generated $1.9 billion in net income during 2026Q1, maintaining a consistent earnings profile that supports its regulatory capital requirements despite the ongoing integration costs associated with the recent expansion of its West Coast footprint and digital infrastructure.

The bank's ability to generate organic capital remains a cornerstone of its financial stability, allowing it to absorb credit provisioning needs while maintaining dividend payouts. Investors should monitor whether the current pace of earnings retention is sufficient to meet potential future increases in regulatory capital floors without constraining organic growth.

Securities Portfolio Reinvestment Dynamics Shift

Based on reported cash flow data, U.S. Bancorp engaged in significant investment activity during 2026Q1, with $8.5 billion in purchases offset by $7.2 billion in sales, suggesting a tactical repositioning of the securities portfolio to manage duration risk in a volatile interest rate environment.

The high turnover in the investment portfolio indicates an active management strategy aimed at optimizing yield while balancing liquidity needs. This level of activity warrants further investigation into the duration profile of the acquired assets, as it may imply a defensive posture against potential rate-driven volatility.

Dividend Sustainability Amid Capital Constraints

As reported in recent filings, U.S. Bancorp returned $884 million in dividends to shareholders in 2026Q1, a figure that appears stable relative to historical trends despite the bank's cautious approach to share repurchases, which totaled only $276 million during the same period.

The prioritization of dividends over aggressive buybacks suggests management is maintaining a conservative capital allocation stance to preserve its CET1 ratio. This strategy appears prudent given the regulatory uncertainty surrounding Category II bank capital requirements and the need to maintain a buffer for potential credit cycle fluctuations.

Provisioning Normalization Reflects Credit Caution

Based on the provided financial statements, U.S. Bancorp recorded $576 million in loan loss provisions for 2026Q1, signaling a return to normalized credit reserve building after the anomalous zero-provision quarter observed in late 2025, which may indicate a more cautious outlook on consumer credit quality.

The resumption of consistent provisioning suggests that the bank is proactively addressing the normalization of delinquency rates within its credit card and consumer loan portfolios. This trend warrants close monitoring, as it may imply that the bank expects higher net charge-offs in the coming quarters.

USB — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does U.S. Bancorp (USB) generate from operations?

U.S. Bancorp (USB) generated $7.97B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is U.S. Bancorp's free cash flow?

U.S. Bancorp (USB) generated $7.97B 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 U.S. Bancorp's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

U.S. Bancorp (USB) 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 U.S. Bancorp distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, U.S. Bancorp (USB) returned $3.50B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $489.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.