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Ventas, Inc. (VTR) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow quality is heavily influenced by non-cash charges, as evidenced by an FFO-to-Net Income ratio of 7.06 in 2026Q1, while maintenance capital expenditures have ranged as high as $137.7 million per quarter.

VTR 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 Operations1.75B1.68B1.34B1.19B1.15B1.04B1.45B1.44B1.44B1.43B1.37B1.39B1.25B1.19B992.82M773.2M447.62M422.1M379.91M399.81M268.66M213.64M149.96M137.37M116.39M79.89M85.34M103.58M86.76M270.93M183.54M
Operating CF Growth %103.86%25.59%12.01%4.01%10.01%-28.01%0.85%-0.07%0.28%4.93%-1.75%10.91%5.03%20.34%28.4%72.73%6.05%11.11%-4.98%48.82%25.75%42.47%9.17%18.03%45.68%-6.38%-17.61%19.39%-67.98%47.61%61.51%
Operating CF / Revenue %28.6%28.8%27.17%26.56%27.81%27.27%38.21%37.13%38.41%40.15%39.71%42.35%40.8%42.52%39.95%43.81%44.02%45.31%40.86%51.8%64.2%65.79%64.38%67.01%59.17%39.05%35.22%44.41%57.86%8.69%7.12%
Net Income260.43M251.38M81.15M-40.97M-47.45M49.01M439.15M433.02M409.48M1.36B650.15M406.74M455.69M488.93M305.57M362.81M215.32M193.12M175.4M146.69M131.43M125.25M100.22M162.84M76.78M51.89M-61.24M42.53M34.81M137.76M48.01M
Depreciation & Amortization1.36B1.28B1.17B1.17B1.09B978M955.96M912.02M890.14M855.05M863.72M894.06M826.91M710.16M725.98M456.59M203.76M199.53M230.88M234.06M119.65M87.85M48.87M39.51M41.25M40.37M43.6M42.8M29.05M123.86M99.53M
Stock-Based Compensation24.84M000000000000000000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items25.7M96.67M45.89M123.25M146.71M60.72M-66.76M133.21M195.02M-723.23M-111M37.97M-22.45M-28.14M-27.89M-17.36M37.06M14.62M-27.07M-36.19M-17.46M-13.69M1.5M-71.2M-17.58M-10.84M98.66M8.89M-12.23M21.44M127.47M
Working Capital Changes100.67M49.43M43.81M-53.6M-40.78M-43.77M121.83M-40.29M-55.72M-40.05M-35.42M53M-5.3M23.8M-10.85M-28.84M-3.75M14.84M-15.04M55.24M5.25M24.36M-169K6.21M15.93M-1.52M4.33M9.36M10.76M-65.3M-56.66M
Cash from Investing-2.91B-2.73B-2.39B-239.2M-882.33M-764.48M147.37M-1.58B264.2M-954.68M-1.23B-4.96B-2.05B-1.28B-2.17B-997.44M-301.92M-1.75M-136.26M-1.17B-481.97M-615.04M-298.69M159.7M-34.14M2.76M5.36M371K-908K-1.23B-80.99M
Acquisitions (Net)-2.06M-1.98M-7.36M31.75M5.2M-22.49M-6.92M6.28M-2.84M-11.41M4.48M-3.82M035.59M0000000021.1M028.62M000000
Purchase of Investments-1.79B-2.63B-2.44B-523.33M-792.92M-1.75B-861.05M-2.62B-873.32M-1.77B-1.73B-5.45B-1.57B-1.45B-1.73B-531.61M-274.44M-45.72M-117.48M-1.35B-496.21M-589.55M00-71.88M0000-4.51M-445K
Sale of Investments245.86M261.98M335.96M494.22M113.82M1.19B1.16B1.17B1.27B960.97M620.64M601.58M140.43M7.89M186.54M43.67M58.16M63.54M104.18M165.17M01.42M0205K6.95M6.12M0008.69M78.15M
Other Investing-990.6M5.01M3.54M17.58M13.7M1.28M207K30.18M6.89M1.42M-6.44M0-426.44M304.84M-443.32M-411.44M-65.79M-5.78M-106.6M16.18M14.23M-26.91M4.14M159.75M2.48M-2.24M5.36M670K13.67M-956.16M-23.66M
Cash from Financing1.11B875.73M1.45B-563.88M-289.13M-535.97M-1.29B154.39M-1.76B-659.92M97.24M1.03B757.57M112.6M1.2B248.28M-231.45M-490.18M-95.98M805.65M242.71M389.55M70M-217.42M-98.39M-151.46M-142.89M35.3M-85.51M932.74M-25.27M
Dividends Paid-661.03M-860.06M-740.33M-723.56M-720.32M-686.89M-928.81M-1.16B-1.13B-827.28M-1.02B-1B-875.61M-802.12M-728.55M-523.6M-344.17M-324.27M-288.85M-286.19M-160.6M-125.84M-103.52M-80.25M-50.13M-65.27M-42.43M-26.49M000
Common Dividends-661.03M-860.06M-740.33M-723.56M-720.32M-686.89M-928.81M-1.16B-1.13B-827.28M-1.02B-1B-875.61M-802.12M-728.55M-521.05M-336.08M-324.27M-304.58M-282.74M-160.6M-125.84M-103.52M-80.25M-50.13M-65.27M-42.43M-26.49M000
Debt Issuance (Net)1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K
Share Repurchases0000-1.49M-96K-575K-2.2M-1.37M000-503K-659K-4.6M-185K0000000000000-81.65M-55.3M
Other Financing65.32M-45.94M-44.73M-47.13M-44.81M-26.64M-25.16M-27.45M-15.33M-6.28M6.62M-53.95M9.28M-5.71M11.04M-2.42M6.14M-5.96M-8.54M8.18M0-11.6M-5.35M-55.22M-630.7M-48.68M018.67M-12.04M-207K-22.95M
Net Change in Cash-44.67M-171.1M393.77M392.72M-25.85M-255.04M305.54M14.64M-56.79M-205.35M233.68M-2.33M-39.47M26.91M22.1M24M-85.58M-69.42M148.48M27.09M-395K-1.72M-78.74M79.65M-16.14M-68.81M-52.19M139.26M-85.51M-29.99M77.28M
Exchange Rate Effect323K2.84M-3.98M1.26M-2.87M1.45M1.09M1.48M-815K312K-852K-522K2.67M-83K60K-45K165K410K806K-5M00000000-85.85M00
Cash at Beginning786.14M957.23M563.46M170.75M196.6M451.64M146.1M131.46M188.25M286.71M53.02M55.35M94.82M67.91M45.81M21.81M107.4M176.81M28.33M1.25M1.64M3.37M82.1M2.46M18.6M87.4M139.59M338K85.85M112.47M35.18M
Cash at End201.29M786.14M957.23M563.46M170.75M196.6M451.64M146.1M131.46M81.36M286.71M53.02M55.35M94.82M67.91M45.81M21.81M107.4M176.81M28.33M1.25M1.64M3.37M82.1M2.46M18.6M87.4M139.59M338K82.47M112.47M
Free Cash Flow1.38B1.32B1.06B935.13M926.34M858.69M1.3B1.28B1.31B1.3B1.25B1.28B1.06B1.02B809.38M675.13M427.77M408.3M363.55M393.44M00-173.97M137.11M116.08M78.78M85.34M103.28M72.18M-10.74M48.51M
FCF Growth %24.91%24.63%12.97%0.95%7.88%-34.05%1.62%-1.98%0.36%4.19%-2.67%21.11%4.23%25.7%19.89%57.83%4.77%12.31%-7.6%--100%-226.89%18.12%47.35%-7.69%-17.37%43.1%771.97%-122.14%308.6%
FCF / Revenue %22.44%22.57%21.45%20.79%22.43%22.43%34.3%33.08%34.89%36.44%36.3%39.08%34.48%36.21%32.57%38.25%42.07%43.83%39.1%50.98%0%0%-74.7%66.88%59.01%38.51%35.22%44.28%48.14%-0.34%1.88%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

SHOP segment operational volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

FFO Divergence from GAAP Cash

According to the provided quarterly data, Ventas consistently reports FFO figures that significantly exceed GAAP operating cash flow, with the FFO-to-Net Income ratio reaching 7.06 in 2026Q1, illustrating the substantial impact of non-cash depreciation charges on the company's reported GAAP earnings and overall cash flow quality.

The persistent gap between GAAP operating cash flow and FFO suggests that investors should prioritize FFO as the primary metric for evaluating recurring cash generation. This divergence appears to be a structural feature of the REIT's heavy investment in physical healthcare assets, which necessitates large non-cash accounting adjustments.

AFFO Coverage and Dividend Sustainability

As reported in financial statements, Ventas maintained a dividend payout ratio relative to AFFO of approximately 0.51 to 0.56 throughout 2025, suggesting a comfortable buffer that allows for significant retained cash flow to fund ongoing capital requirements and potential strategic reinvestment within the portfolio.

The consistent ability to cover dividend distributions with AFFO indicates a stable cash flow profile that supports long-term income reliability. Investors should monitor whether this payout ratio remains stable as the company navigates potential fluctuations in the SHOP segment's operational performance.

Maintenance Capex and Asset Reinvestment

Based on Ventas's reported figures, quarterly maintenance capital expenditures, including tenant improvements and leasing commissions, fluctuated between $49.4 million and $137.7 million over the last ten quarters, reflecting the ongoing necessity of reinvesting in high-acuity healthcare facilities to maintain competitive positioning and occupancy levels.

The variability in capital spending suggests that the company must balance property-level upgrades with the need to preserve distributable cash. This level of recurring investment appears essential to sustaining the 'institutional stickiness' of the R&I portfolio and the operational recovery of the SHOP assets.

Depreciation Distortions Masking Cash Reality

Data from the last ten quarters reveals that GAAP Net Income frequently fails to capture the underlying cash-generative capacity of the business, as evidenced by the 2024Q1 net loss of $14.3 million occurring alongside a positive FFO of $293.2 million, highlighting the distortive nature of depreciation.

The reliance on FFO and AFFO is critical for this REIT, as GAAP net income is heavily obscured by non-cash charges that do not reflect the economic reality of the portfolio. Analysts should remain cautious of headline net income figures, which may provide a misleading view of the company's actual financial health.

VTR — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Ventas, Inc. (VTR) generate from operations?

Ventas, Inc. (VTR) generated $1.68B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Ventas, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Ventas, Inc. (VTR) generated $1.32B 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 Ventas, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Ventas, Inc. (VTR) spent $363.9M 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 Ventas, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Ventas, Inc. (VTR) returned $860.1M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.