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Where Food Comes From, Inc. (WFCF) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation remains highly erratic, characterized by an OCF/NI ratio that swung from -0.05 in 2024Q4 to 20.39 in 2025Q1, reflecting significant timing mismatches in revenue recognition.

WFCF 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'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98
Cash from Operations1.5M1.61M2.73M2.82M2.65M3.02M2.45M2.87M1.15M657.22K986.06K1.11M589.99K216.9K334.71K720.68K430.88K102.68K-438.54K-638.65K-1.15M-869.78K16.68K-4.81M3.87M6.94M11.3M2.4M
Operating CF Margin %-6.46%10.6%11.23%10.68%13.77%12.21%13.84%6.48%4.25%8.49%10.71%6.73%3.92%6.36%17.03%13.16%3.86%-18.25%-27.67%-74.83%-90.8%3.7%-14.92%6.78%11.02%15.85%3.76%
Operating CF Growth %-1375.2%-41.14%-3.26%6.33%-12.12%23.16%-14.71%149.09%75.61%-33.35%-11.47%88.79%172.01%-35.2%-53.56%67.26%319.65%123.41%31.33%44.58%-32.49%-5314.84%100.35%-224.34%-44.21%-38.6%370.83%-
Net Income1.6M1.54M2.12M2.15M1.99M2.96M1.39M1.02M674.98K-171.06K401.57K496.27K197.24K-3.03K873.17K864.45K327.76K-153.19K149.66K-759.56K-1.56M-1.03M40.5K-3.02M2.87M-509.37K3.2M3.9M
Depreciation & Amortization477K650K647K634K765K799K997K1.1M942.42K854.18K267.64K256.27K225.64K119.7K94.11K74.88K81.77K56.39K44.62K30.11K38.98K37.45K13.23K-2.84M-2.98M-5.34M-5.5M-3.6M
Stock-Based Compensation0034K78K154K291K121K162.41K161.13K169.13K121.87K117.7K88.06K70.15K29.32K13.17K6327.75K3.41K41.33K00000000
Deferred Taxes72K56K90K30K-59K-21K-65K-97.64K-96.3K-129.06K169.99K298.15K140.88K-1.78K-391.64K-224.35K0-4K-353.09K-41.33K000-49.38K18.12K381.29K-200K-400K
Other Non-Cash Items-529K-826K-298K37K76K-1.13M76K215.97K190.32K31.69K91.58K7.74K80.19K92.69K-6.21K24.2K16.56K223.42K4.15K55.56K381.27K39.95K12K5.67M5.97M10.68M11.1M7M
Working Capital Changes-119K191K137K-109K-276K122K-62K474.77K-718.38K-97.67K-66.6K-62.29K-142K-60.82K-264.04K-31.67K4.74K-47.69K-287.27K35.25K-13.58K80.79K-49.05K-4.59M-2.4M1.09M2M-4.1M
Change in Receivables-236K91K254K0-20K330K-46K-337.38K-336.41K-571.63K50.75K-240.76K-300.92K-159.73K-109.5K-14.88K-20.15K30.7K-269.12K-29.8K000-1.59M-296.98K-167.57K900K-1.4M
Change in Inventory88K210K107K-221K-121K-767K41K157.75K-335.25K23.65K-147.26K43.9K6.35K-54.45K-20.62K-1.52M-541.47K14.35K4.41K-4.57K-4.41K-9.77K0-26.8M-25.47M-6.45M-6.1M-800K
Change in Payables23K-17K-99K-73K193K-202K-374K488.91K76.62K123.52K-222.61K16.7K123.5K142.72K-33.95K-23.94K11.28K-57.79K-40.26K52.64K000-647.06K-1.64M1.38M100K-700K
Cash from Investing1.56M1.68M-159K-648K-267K-3K-730K-1.12M-1.97M-242.8K-1.72M-26.31K-485.78K-599.64K12.3K-315.97K-76.34K-107.71K729.85K-34.39K-15.89K-156.63K-12.98K-2.17M14.02M-6.26M-4.4M-200K
Capital Expenditures-274K-155K-159K-148K-267K-213K-464K-369.2K-366.69K-83.76K-445.85K-26.31K-139.85K-34.65K-73.88K-12.17K-76.34K-111.71K-70.95K-34.39K-15.89K-6.63K-12.98K-441.68K-1.76M-5.79M-3.7M-1.6M
CapEx % of Revenue1.1%0.62%0.62%0.59%1.07%0.97%2.31%1.78%2.06%0.54%3.84%0.25%1.6%0.63%1.4%0.29%2.33%4.2%2.95%1.49%1.03%0.69%2.88%1.37%3.09%9.19%5.19%2.51%
Acquisitions000-300K0210K-300K-1M-950K-150K-1.28M0-345.93K-565K-214.77K13.6K00800K00-150K000000
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing1.84M00-200K0034K999-8.13K-9.04K11.99K0-65K-565K-13.66K-13.6K-76.34K4K8000000-1.73M15.78M-469.59K-700K1.4M
Cash from Financing-2.02M-2.1M-3.2M-3.9M-3.43M-1.98M14K-604.46K-402.74K-198.63K-307.2K110.82K1.41M46.79K87.45K51.23K-55.79K65.32K-308.15K613.38K713.97K1.71M-2.96K0-185.29K-189.63K-4.2M-400K
Debt Issued (Net)-14K-15K-14K-13K-13K-10K1.05M-49K-18.2K-7.16K-25.26K-11.86K-171.04K-28.95K-46.16K111.03K-28.52K69.34K-420K213.38K56.62K2.33K-1.31K00000
Equity Issued (Net)-2M-2.09M-3.27M-3.96M-3.46M-1.1M-1.04M-555.43K-384.53K-199.64K-346.98K-177.92K1.8M-29.55K-12.28K-61.6K-27.27K-4.02K108.88K350K235.68K2.18M-1.65K00000
Dividends Paid00000-914K000000000000000000000-1.1M
Share Repurchases-2.08M-2.17M-3.27M-3.96M-3.46M-1.1M-1.04M-555K-384.53K-199.64K-346.98K-177.92K0-29.55K-12.28K-61.6K-27.27K-4.02K-16.12K0-885K0-1.65K00000
Other Financing0084K68K36K52K5K-2708.17K65.04K300.59K-217.65K105.29K145.9K1.8K002.97K50K421.66K-471.66K00-185.29K-189.63K-4.2M700K
Net Change in Cash1.04M1.19M-629K-1.73M-1.05M1.04M1.74M1.16M-1.22M215.79K-1.04M1.2M1.52M-335.95K434.47K455.94K298.75K60.28K-16.84K-59.66K-454.29K684.82K736-6.99M17.7M489.3K2.8M-400K
Free Cash Flow1.22M1.45M2.57M2.67M2.39M2.81M1.99M2.51M787.48K573.46K540.21K1.09M450.14K182.26K260.84K708.51K354.54K-9.03K-509.49K-673.03K-1.17M-876.42K3.7K-5.26M2.11M1.15M7.6M800K
FCF Margin %4.9%5.83%9.99%10.64%9.61%12.8%9.9%12.06%4.42%3.71%4.65%10.46%5.14%3.29%4.96%16.74%10.83%-0.34%-21.2%-29.16%-75.86%-91.49%0.82%-16.29%3.69%1.82%10.66%1.25%
FCF Growth %-51%-43.52%-3.85%12.02%-14.96%41.2%-20.66%218.2%37.32%6.16%-50.33%141.6%146.98%-30.13%-63.19%99.84%4024.95%98.23%24.3%42.39%-33.3%-23812.58%100.07%-349.29%83.54%-84.89%850%-
FCF per Share0.240.280.480.480.400.450.320.400.130.090.090.180.080.030.050.130.07-0.00-0.10-0.14-0.25-0.150.00-1.710.660.362.380.31
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.77x1.05x1.29x1.31x1.33x1.02x1.77x2.14x1.44x4.62x2.28x2.09x2.58x-6.46x0.38x0.83x1.31x-0.67x-2.93x0.84x0.74x0.85x0.41x1.59x1.58x-13.62x3.53x0.62x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid001.24M802K1.08M658K0000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical herd size volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Divergence

Based on reported quarterly filings, WFCF exhibits extreme volatility in the relationship between net income and operating cash flow, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from a low of -0.05 in 2024Q4 to an anomalous 20.39 in 2025Q1, indicating significant timing mismatches in revenue recognition.

The wide variance between accounting profits and cash generation suggests that accrual-based earnings are not a reliable proxy for the company's immediate liquidity. Investors should monitor whether these fluctuations represent genuine operational seasonality or underlying challenges in converting service-based revenue into realized cash inflows.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

As reported in financial statements, WFCF's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, with margins oscillating between a negative 12.3% in 2025Q4 and a positive 17.5% in 2025Q2, reflecting the company's sensitivity to the underlying agricultural cycles that dictate its service demand.

The lack of a consistent free cash flow trend complicates valuation, as the business appears unable to generate stable cash surpluses during periods of revenue contraction. This inconsistency suggests that the company's cost structure may be too rigid to absorb the cyclical downturns inherent in the livestock verification industry.

Working Capital Driven Cash Volatility

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes are the primary driver of cash flow variance, with a massive $943,000 outflow in 2024Q4 followed by a $590,000 inflow in 2025Q2, highlighting the significant impact of timing in client payments and audit completion cycles.

The heavy reliance on working capital swings to fund operations suggests that the company's cash position is highly susceptible to the payment behaviors of its rancher and producer client base. This dynamic warrants further investigation into whether the company is facing extended collection cycles that could pressure liquidity during industry downturns.

Aggressive Capital Allocation Amidst Contraction

Based on the provided data, WFCF has consistently prioritized share repurchases, utilizing significant cash reserves to buy back stock even during quarters of negative free cash flow, such as the $814,000 spent on buybacks in 2025Q4 despite a $741,000 free cash flow deficit.

This capital allocation strategy appears aggressive given the company's thin operating margins and the cyclical nature of its revenue base. Investors should consider whether these repurchases are an efficient use of capital or if they are masking a lack of internal investment opportunities to drive organic growth.

WFCF — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Where Food Comes From, Inc. (WFCF) generate from operations?

Where Food Comes From, Inc. (WFCF) generated $1.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Where Food Comes From, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Where Food Comes From, Inc. (WFCF) generated $1.5M 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 Where Food Comes From, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Where Food Comes From, Inc. (WFCF) spent $0.2M 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 Where Food Comes From, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Where Food Comes From, Inc. (WFCF) spent $2.2M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.