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NCR Voyix Corporation (VYX) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly unstable, swinging from a negative $284 million in 2025Q2 to a marginal $6 million in 2026Q1, reflecting ongoing operational volatility.

VYX 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 Operations-126M-210M-132M694M427M1.01B641M634M536M744M857M638M523M229M-294M351M263M223M396M374M482M514M347M441M247M146M171M607M-79M287M368M
Operating CF Margin %--7.82%-4.67%21.84%13.45%27.33%10.33%9.17%8.37%11.42%13.1%10.01%7.94%3.74%-5.13%6.63%5.58%4.84%7.45%7.53%10.52%11.27%5.8%7.88%4.42%2.47%2.87%9.8%-1.21%4.36%5.29%
Operating CF Growth %-127.76%-59.09%-119.02%62.53%-57.68%57.41%1.1%18.28%-27.96%-13.19%34.33%21.99%128.38%177.89%-183.76%33.46%17.94%-43.69%5.88%-22.41%-6.23%48.13%-21.32%78.54%69.18%-14.62%-71.83%868.35%-127.53%-22.01%144.66%
Net Income74M42M957M-423M59M98M-78M564M-86M235M274M-174M195M447M481M-191M137M61M230M274M382M529M290M58M-220M217M178M337M122M7M-109M
Depreciation & Amortization223M231M297M559M610M517M364M333M330M354M344M308M284M208M166M128M114M128M109M110M104M113M180M315M328M423M361M358M364M383M385M
Stock-Based Compensation9M047M177M125M154M108M107M72M77M61M42M31M41M49M33M21M12M41M000000000000
Deferred Taxes5M9M43M140M60M89M-112M-355M14M173M10M24M-125M3M144M-130M-48M-80M0-7M8M80M-15M9M-27M11M32M-187M54M13M241M
Other Non-Cash Items29M34M-1.54B-39M-1M66M130M46M253M-5M-22M42M-10M-57M-123M50M-2M-6M-48M31M10M-177M-80M1M398M-161M-8M-107M-47M4M-42M
Working Capital Changes-452M-526M65M280M-426M85M229M-61M-47M-90M190M396M138M-413M-1.01B461M41M108M64M-154M-74M-15M-4M58M-232M-344M-392M206M-572M-120M-107M
Change in Receivables100M54M-57M47M-216M215M420M-144M-155M29M-89M28M-104M-136M00000000000000000
Change in Inventory-59M-26M39M9M-188M-195M168M5M-70M-68M-86M-46M77M10M-42M4M-39M5M25M-76M-76M-13M-44M-45M18M8M28M85M15M-50M182M
Change in Payables27M-15M00000-20M198M-78M216M8M0000000000000000000
Cash from Investing-120M-134M2.19B-290M-387M-2.83B-277M-512M-474M-290M-189M-209M-788M-2.1B-157M-1.25B-211M-203M-144M-167M-180M-161M-83M-225M-220M-233M-367M-326M-186M-563M-395M
Capital Expenditures-165M-165M-217M-377M-377M-106M-31M-329M-313M-294M-227M-229M-258M-226M-160M-123M-126M-182M-138M-112M-144M-92M-165M-159M-81M-141M-324M-291M-287M-348M-423M
CapEx % of Revenue6.17%6.14%7.68%11.86%11.88%2.87%0.5%4.76%4.89%4.51%3.47%3.59%3.91%3.69%2.79%2.32%2.67%3.95%2.6%2.25%3.14%2.02%2.76%2.84%1.45%2.38%5.44%4.7%4.41%5.28%6.08%
Acquisitions20M20M2.46B89M-15M-2.47B-25M-203M-160M-8M47M19M-1.65B-780M-108M-1.08B0-41M-65M00068M00-6M-319M-32M-274M99M98M
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing25M11M-52M8M5M-248M-228M20M-1M12M-9M1M1.12B-1.1B111M-38M-85M20M59M-55M-36M-69M-36M-66M-140M-95M94M162M158M-111M-54M
Cash from Financing-119M-175M-1.56B-839M1M2.18B-514M-61M-48M-434M-467M-583M284M1.36B1.13B802M-14M-288M-475M-222M-177M-277M-169M-76M151M87M-7M-194M-154M62M895M
Debt Issued (Net)-13M-13M-1.49B-102M76M2.29B-284M404M168M-65M-214M-371M309M1.39B1.11B840M-5M-296M0-1M00-1M-1M163M41M-14M-6M-11M18M-299M
Equity Issued (Net)-88M-138M-56M000-185M-382M-246M-381M-266M-1.02B-28M00-70M-20M8M-477M-35M-191M-277M-168M-55M-15M41M-110M-269M-200M00
Dividends Paid-14M-15M-15M-15M-15M-15M-9M00000000-1M000000000000000
Share Repurchases-95M-148M-56M000-185M-398M-210M-350M-250M-1B-28M00-70M-20M-1M-494M-83M-280M-415M-428M-90M-66M-60M-110M-269M-200M00
Other Financing-4M-9M1M-722M-60M-94M-36M-83M30M12M13M804M3M-36M21M33M11M02M-186M14M00-20M3M5M117M81M57M44M1.19B
Net Change in Cash-360M-516M473M-455M-9M343M-157M31M-11M36M172M-183M-17M-541M671M-98M45M-260M-241M5M137M60M111M163M191M-12M-224M83M-398M-277M849M
Free Cash Flow-373M-375M-349M317M50M661M378M305M223M450M630M409M265M3M-454M228M137M41M258M262M338M422M182M282M166M5M-153M316M-366M-61M-55M
FCF Margin %-13.94%-13.96%-12.35%9.97%1.58%17.9%6.09%4.41%3.48%6.91%9.63%6.42%4.02%0.05%-7.92%4.31%2.91%0.89%4.85%5.27%7.38%9.25%3.04%5.04%2.97%0.08%-2.57%5.1%-5.63%-0.93%-0.79%
FCF Growth %-86.5%-7.45%-210.09%534%-92.44%74.87%23.93%36.77%-50.44%-28.57%54.03%54.34%8733.33%100.66%-299.12%66.42%234.15%-84.11%-1.53%-22.49%-19.91%131.87%-35.46%69.88%3220%103.27%-148.42%186.34%-500%-10.91%95.84%
FCF per Share-2.68-2.66-2.412.250.374.762.942.101.883.544.882.441.550.02-2.771.420.850.261.541.431.852.230.951.470.830.03-0.781.57-1.79-0.31-0.27
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-5.04x-5.00x-0.14x-1.64x7.12x10.40x-8.11x1.12x-6.09x3.21x3.17x-3.58x2.74x0.52x-0.61x-1.85x1.96x-6.76x1.74x1.36x1.26x0.97x1.20x7.60x-1.12x0.67x0.96x1.80x-0.65x41.00x-3.38x
Interest Paid00145M365M268M215M196M168M160M159M155M163M170M71M15M5M2M10M22M000000000000
Taxes Paid0054M92M56M42M82M61M106M98M66M60M75M70M32M55M34M49M108M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Persistent hardware margin compression

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

As reported in recent financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow remains highly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching extreme levels such as 15.45 in 2024Q4, suggesting that GAAP earnings are currently poor proxies for the company's underlying cash-generating capacity.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and restructuring-related noise continue to distort the company's true profitability. Investors should monitor whether this volatility stabilizes as the post-spin-off transition matures and the business model shifts toward recurring software revenue.

Free Cash Flow Remains Highly Unstable

Based on the provided quarterly data, free cash flow trajectory has been inconsistent, swinging from a negative $284 million in 2025Q2 to a positive $6 million in 2026Q1, reflecting the ongoing difficulty in achieving sustainable cash generation during the company's strategic pivot.

The erratic FCF performance appears to be driven by the heavy reliance on hardware sales and the associated working capital swings. This lack of consistent cash flow generation may limit the company's ability to fund R&D initiatives without further straining its already leveraged balance sheet.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have been a major source of cash flow volatility, including a massive $315 million outflow in 2025Q2, which highlights the operational challenges inherent in managing inventory and receivables across a complex, multi-segment enterprise commerce business.

These significant working capital fluctuations suggest that the company's cash conversion cycle is sensitive to the timing of large-scale enterprise deployments and hardware procurement. The inability to maintain a predictable working capital profile may indicate underlying inefficiencies in supply chain management or customer collection processes.

Capital Intensity Constrains Cash Flow

As reported in financial statements, the company maintains a consistent capital intensity with CapEx/Revenue ratios hovering around 6% to 9%, indicating that the business requires significant ongoing investment to maintain its legacy hardware install base and support its global field service infrastructure.

The persistent level of capital expenditure suggests that the company is still heavily burdened by the maintenance requirements of its legacy assets. This capital intensity may continue to act as a structural headwind to free cash flow expansion until the software-led transition significantly reduces the hardware footprint.

VYX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does NCR Voyix Corporation (VYX) generate from operations?

NCR Voyix Corporation (VYX) generated $-210.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is NCR Voyix Corporation's free cash flow?

NCR Voyix Corporation (VYX) reported negative free cash flow of $375.0M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is NCR Voyix Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

NCR Voyix Corporation (VYX) spent $165.0M 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 NCR Voyix Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, NCR Voyix Corporation (VYX) returned $15.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $148.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.