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WEYSWeyco Group, Inc.
$39.14$373M
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Weyco Group, Inc. (WEYS) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation remains sensitive to working capital cycles, as evidenced by the swing from a $9.4M outflow in 2025Q3 to a $10.5M inflow in 2026Q1.

WEYS 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 Operations50.56M37.25M37.73M98.63M-29.9M6.39M39.98M9.39M13.05M33.52M46.87M-5.73M17.84M29.83M17.99M17.14M98K37.9M15.74M24.15M9.61M38.68M19.92M26.28M14.32M9.99M11.65M2.7M9.6M11.4M12M
Operating CF Margin %-13.49%13%31.01%-8.5%2.39%20.46%3.09%4.37%11.81%15.78%-1.79%5.57%9.93%6.13%6.32%0.04%16.82%7.11%10.38%4.35%18.47%8.93%12.18%7.9%7.58%7.86%2.02%7.55%8.98%9.28%
Operating CF Growth %349.81%-1.26%-61.75%429.83%-567.83%-84.01%325.92%-28.08%-61.06%-28.49%918.42%-132.1%-40.18%65.82%4.92%17392.86%-99.74%140.74%-34.81%151.24%-75.15%94.15%-24.18%83.55%43.33%-14.26%331.5%-71.88%-15.79%-5%103.39%
Net Income23.66M23.08M30.32M30.19M29.54M20.55M-8.48M20.88M19.96M16.7M16.99M18.15M19.82M18.25M20.4M16.44M14.13M13.07M17.02M22.9M21.86M19.4M20.28M17.13M13.19M9.5M10.62M11.1M9.8M9.1M8.1M
Depreciation & Amortization2.06M2.62M2.75M2.85M2.77M2.8M3.22M3.49M4.03M4.3M4.06M4.04M4.02M4.23M3.64M2.84M2.82M3.04M2.75M2.57M2.28M2.31M2.6M2.51M2.23M1.61M1.49M1.2M600K800K1M
Stock-Based Compensation1.25M1.68M1.45M1.35M1.52M1.57M1.38M1.45M1.51M1.62M1.56M1.56M1.47M1.28M1.2M1.22M1.13M877K0000000000000
Deferred Taxes302K327K1.06M2.46M1.3M910K2.75M-869K643K2.19M-2.65M346K1.11M1.27M1.65M-343K503K-18K436K79.73K517.97K457.09K1.19M978.53K1.16M295K1.11M1.3M100K-200K100K
Other Non-Cash Items512K-130K658K1.74M986K478K8.34M1.18M-2.54M-3.08M1.66M1.23M1.48M2.55M-181K1.03M-3.45M1.26M421K994.28K-432.26K282.67K297.96K589.15K-347.35K-1.16M-568.46K100K100K-700K-200K
Working Capital Changes22.78M9.68M1.5M60.04M-66.02M-19.92M32.78M-16.75M-10.56M11.79M25.25M-31.05M-10.06M2.24M-8.72M-4.05M-15.03M19.67M-5.02M-2.38M-14.61M16.23M-4.44M5.07M-1.92M-253.47K-1M-9.6M-300K2.4M2.9M
Change in Receivables508K-1.51M923K14.41M-282K-18.72M11.4M-138K-2.41M637K3.18M1.01M-6.79M421K-5.59M-1.27M-4.61M2.92M0000000000000
Change in Inventory17.58M8.06M821K53.05M-56.96M-11.35M27.52M-14.04M-12.39M9.63M27.31M-28.28M-5.81M2.05M-2.68M-3.67M-14.89M15.76M-2.38M6.37M-12.45M9.07M-3.89M6.01M-7.37M-3.79M5.83M-7.8M-600K1.2M2.5M
Change in Payables458K2.85M-419K-6.07M-4.29M10.76M-4.15M-315K3.9M-2.81M-1.39M-2.33M1.63M2.85M-1.8M2.14M1.03M-231K0000000000000
Cash from Investing-379K-242K-1.17M-1.24M7.43M-7M3.16M-8.94M1.82M235K-6.69M2.52M-3.29M7.79M-2.36M-23.57M-20.69M-11.59M422K-9.71M-14.06M-21.74M-1.74M-10.2M-52.78M8.36M-994.88K6.3M-6.7M-13.3M-2.2M
Capital Expenditures-1.89M-1.75M-1.39M-3.31M-2.34M-1.01M-3.37M-7.39M-1.41M-1.58M-5.99M-2.48M-2.89M-2.7M-9.54M-8.34M-1.67M-1.32M-2.18M-2.73M-3.19M-1.84M-1.13M-9.83M-8.19M-743.96K-1.2M-4.4M-12.1M-600K-300K
CapEx % of Revenue0.68%0.63%0.48%1.04%0.67%0.38%1.72%2.43%0.47%0.56%2.02%0.77%0.9%0.9%3.25%3.08%0.73%0.58%0.98%1.17%1.44%0.88%0.51%4.56%4.52%0.56%0.81%3.3%9.52%0.47%0.23%
Acquisitions00000-2.55M00-3.74M0000-3.21M0-27.02M-2.64M-9.32M4K0000-46.29K-48.48M0000100K0
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing00000-111K-155K-155K-155K-155K-155K-155K-155K-155K-155K14K0-153K-155K76.63K1.74K4.59K230.71K37.62K2.2K165.59K29.75K1.3M-100K-100K0
Cash from Financing-33.96M-13.23M-32.22M-45.34M20.27M-11.87M-20.89M-13.69M-14.91M-24.41M-44.44M9.47M-17.79M-38.5M-8.71M9.6M-2.59M-8.34M-12.54M-21.89M-3.02M-4.68M-16.76M-14.29M28.91M-5.02M-10.98M-9.4M-2M-1.7M-14.3M
Debt Issued (Net)000-31.14M31.14M0-7.05M1.21M5.84M-4.27M-22.38M21.24M-6.59M-33M8M28.19M5M-1.25M700K-10.41M1.41M-1.81M-16.59M-9.86M30.29M2.3M-3.59M-700K9.5M0-1.2M
Equity Issued (Net)-4.55M-5.26M-586K-4.34M-4.2M-2.52M-2.06M-5.65M-11.41M-10.91M-7.97M-3.71M-3.1M-691K-6.56M-13.02M-2.32M-2.63M-11.54M-8.07M-2.26M14.66K2.2M-2.35M868.71K-5.53M-5.66M-7M-9.9M-300K-11.6M
Dividends Paid-29.18M-7.73M-31.27M-9.29M-6.95M-9.35M-11.78M-9.41M-9.21M-8.88M-8.72M-8.45M-8.03M-3.9M-10.88M-7.16M-7.03M-6.58M-5.74M-4.66M-3.72M-2.88M-2.38M-2.09M-1.88M-1.79M-1.73M-1.7M-1.6M-1.4M-1.4M
Share Repurchases-4.57M-5.27M-586K-4.34M-4.2M-2.52M-2.06M-5.65M-11.41M-15.19M-10.97M-9.86M-7.98M-4.62M-6.56M-13.02M-2.32M-2.63M-11.54M-9.92M-5.2M-1.85M0-3.36M-195.45K-5.78M-6.79M-7.6M-10.4M-700K-11.7M
Other Financing-231K-231K-368K-583K281K2K0156K-124K-358K-5.37M391K-65K-905K722K1.59M1.76M2.12M4.04M1.24M1.55M00293.39K-374.06K00000-100K
Net Change in Cash17.49M25.04M1.65M52.44M-2.83M-12.77M22.68M-13.17M-480K9.74M-4.22M5.43M-3.47M-1.32M6.96M3.18M-22.85M18.51M3.63M-7.46M-7.47M12.27M1.42M1.79M-9.55M13.33M-324.73K-400K900K-3.6M-4.5M
Free Cash Flow48.67M35.5M36.34M95.32M-32.25M5.38M36.61M2M11.64M31.94M40.88M-8.21M14.95M27.13M8.45M8.8M-1.57M36.58M13.57M21.42M6.43M36.85M18.8M16.45M6.12M9.24M10.45M-1.7M-2.5M10.8M11.7M
FCF Margin %17.62%12.86%12.52%29.97%-9.17%2.01%18.74%0.66%3.9%11.26%13.77%-2.56%4.67%9.03%2.88%3.25%-0.68%16.24%6.13%9.21%2.91%17.59%8.43%7.62%3.38%7.02%7.05%-1.27%-1.97%8.5%9.05%
FCF Growth %87.99%-2.31%-61.87%395.61%-698.81%-85.29%1735.24%-82.86%-63.55%-21.87%598.04%-154.89%-44.88%221.14%-4%661.52%-104.28%169.67%-36.68%233.34%-82.56%96.03%14.3%168.61%-33.77%-11.5%714.47%32%-123.15%-7.69%105.26%
FCF per Share5.123.713.7910.00-3.350.563.750.201.123.103.87-0.761.372.500.770.79-0.143.181.151.790.533.081.591.400.530.800.85-0.13-0.180.740.79
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)2.06x1.61x1.24x3.27x-1.01x0.31x-4.71x0.45x0.64x2.03x2.85x-0.31x0.94x1.69x0.95x1.12x0.01x2.96x0.92x1.05x0.44x1.99x0.98x1.53x1.09x1.05x1.10x0.24x0.98x1.25x1.48x
Interest Paid0015K977K710K80K72K244K45K15K436K181K127K335K442K457K118K28K62K000000000000
Taxes Paid4.14M09.4M7.12M9.44M5.81M914K7.6M3.67M4.9M8.51M10.34M8.88M7.81M8.95M7.99M8.47M3.06M10M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Wholesale channel structural decline

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Volatility

As reported in financial statements, Weyco's operating cash flow frequently decouples from net income, with OCF/NI ratios swinging from a high of 4.53 in 2025Q2 to a negative -0.17 in 2025Q3, indicating that reported earnings are highly sensitive to timing differences in working capital management.

The wide variance between net income and operating cash flow suggests that the company's earnings quality is heavily influenced by seasonal inventory and receivable fluctuations rather than consistent cash generation. Investors should monitor whether this volatility reflects genuine operational shifts or merely the timing of wholesale shipments and subsequent collections.

Inventory Cycles Drive Cash Swings

Based on the provided cash flow data, working capital changes are the primary driver of quarterly cash volatility, with a significant $10.5M inflow in 2026Q1 contrasting sharply with the $9.4M outflow observed in 2025Q3, highlighting the company's reliance on seasonal inventory liquidation to fund operations.

The reliance on working capital swings to generate cash flow suggests that Weyco's core business is highly susceptible to the inventory management practices of its retail partners. This dynamic implies that any disruption in the department store channel could lead to rapid, unexpected cash outflows as inventory builds up on the balance sheet.

Conservative Capital Allocation Strategy

According to recent SEC filings, Weyco maintains a defensive capital deployment posture, evidenced by the $23.9M dividend payment in 2026Q1, which significantly outweighs its modest share repurchase activity, suggesting management prioritizes returning cash to shareholders over aggressive reinvestment in growth or strategic acquisitions.

The company's preference for dividends over growth-oriented capital allocation may indicate a lack of high-return investment opportunities within its current footwear portfolio. This strategy appears to preserve the firm's fortress balance sheet but may limit its ability to pivot away from the declining wholesale channel.

Minimal Capital Intensity Sustains Margins

As indicated by the financial data, Weyco maintains a low capital intensity, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently remaining near or below 1.0%, which suggests that the company's outsourced manufacturing model requires minimal ongoing investment in property, plant, and equipment to maintain its current operational footprint.

The low level of capital expenditure supports the company's ability to generate free cash flow even during periods of revenue contraction. However, this lack of investment may also imply that the company is not modernizing its supply chain or digital infrastructure, potentially leaving it vulnerable to more agile competitors.

WEYS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Weyco Group, Inc. (WEYS) generate from operations?

Weyco Group, Inc. (WEYS) generated $37.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Weyco Group, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Weyco Group, Inc. (WEYS) generated $35.5M 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 Weyco Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Weyco Group, Inc. (WEYS) spent $1.8M 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 Weyco Group, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Weyco Group, Inc. (WEYS) returned $7.7M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $5.3M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.