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WHGWestwood Holdings Group, Inc.
$20.15$191M
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Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. (WHG) Cash Flow Statement

25Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation is highly unpredictable, as evidenced by OCF/NI ratios that swung from -10.27 in 2025Q1 to 75.21 in 2024Q3, driven largely by erratic working capital fluctuations.

WHG 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'01
Cash from Operations20.3M17.97M21.12M-1.19M51.87M19.39M-9.77M32.17M31.48M48.01M47.39M55.21M26.52M21.71M13.78M18.55M18.98M10.61M-6.31M11.69M7.22M6.28M2.43M3.86M4.84M6.67M
Operating CF Margin %-18.38%22.3%-1.32%75.52%26.54%-15.01%38.26%25.74%35.89%38.52%42.16%23.42%23.64%17.78%26.92%34.32%--32.2%26.4%28.64%12.15%19.23%22.41%34.05%
Operating CF Growth %103.5%-14.93%1882.45%-102.28%167.58%298.41%-130.37%2.19%-34.42%1.3%-14.16%108.15%22.19%57.53%-25.71%-2.28%78.96%268.08%-154%61.77%14.96%158.92%-37.14%-20.31%-27.36%-
Net Income7.36M7.08M2.21M10.57M-4.63M9.76M-8.95M5.91M26.75M19.99M22.65M27.11M27.25M17.89M12.09M14.69M11.28M7.89M10.54M7.94M4.51M3.64M3.69M4.88M5.21M1.26M
Depreciation & Amortization4.15M4.45M4.75M4.82M2.58M2.37M2.64M2.62M2.54M2.92M2.93M2.6M938K769K821K762K429K254K232K228K266K272K191K108K88K157K
Stock-Based Compensation5.08M5.15M5.54M6.52M6M5.83M6.7M10.3M15.28M16.43M15.95M17.57M13.69M11.6M10.52M00000000000
Deferred Taxes-126K-208K-1.52M1.04M-931K620K754K2.91M-1.75M7.54M149K-3.29M-2.13M-907K-1.82M-93K-350K-73K-978K-256K-685K-300K-153K000
Other Non-Cash Items4.62M8.37M11.25M-24.16M52.22M-926K-9.39M13.31M-14.98M5.16M15.94M5.78M-16.92M-5.36M-10.61M14.65M-870K-1.5M-14.82M2.79M3.52M2.01M-770K-871K1.88M3.38M
Working Capital Changes-826K-6.86M-1.11M34K-3.37M1.72M-1.53M-2.89M3.64M-4.03M-10.23M5.43M3.7M-2.28M2.78M4.03M631K6.67M-1.29M977K-390K664K-531K-260K-2.33M1.87M
Change in Receivables-311K-2.3M-59K135K72K-1.7M3.68M5.4M2.68M2.16M-3.49M-5.19M-369K-5.7M-1.21M-359K-942K6.23M-6.04M-3.67M-1.61M-926K-2.16M-673K1.58M0
Change in Inventory000000-2.42M-2.89M5.4M-9.05M-3.09M6.51M70K-887K61K0000-3.24M-596K-257K-208K489K559K0
Change in Payables-2.48M0283K-447K1.25M1.01M-526K-382K-644K763K-926K1.17M353K450K-39K00002.28M-108K472K-285K-540K-185K0
Cash from Investing396K-3.67M-4.61M4.11M-34.12M9.57M-4K-4.85M3.6M-1.17M-1.81M-25.08M-478K-1.2M1.64M-2.24M-6.37M-1.72M13.12M-3.09M907K1.03M-112K-2.27M-521K-6.71M
Capital Expenditures-363K-86K-109K-147K-320K-178K-93K-1.18M-991K-1.17M-1.82M-951K-478K-1.2M-264K-1.43M-137K-86K-153K-114K-70K-75K-1.19M-118K-88K-52K
CapEx % of Revenue0.36%0.09%0.12%0.16%0.47%0.24%0.14%1.4%0.81%0.87%1.48%0.73%0.42%1.31%0.34%2.08%0.25%--0.31%0.26%0.34%5.95%0.59%0.41%0.27%
Acquisitions0-------------------------
Investments041.43M42.69M44.45M29.4M73.99M81.22M62.72M71.21M51.32M56.48M61.28M79.62M64.55M59.91M54.87M43.3M42.25M28.15M22.14M17.93M17.88M18.63M17.41M14.23M0
Other Investing7.13M-449K-1M5M-97.95M501K19.65M-15.81M4.59M09K014.99M09.59M3K-4.99M0000027K000
Cash from Financing-6.7M-6.9M-18.08M-6.36M-9.1M-26.81M-25.81M-31.87M-34.12M-28.58M-34.94M-22.14M-17.97M-13.3M-16.89M-12.78M-13.75M-9.5M-7.87M-6.21M-7.85M-6.14M-5.24M-2.31M-114K-4.09M
Debt Issued (Net)0-------------------------
Equity Issued (Net)-1.29M-1.33M-1.35M0-2.85M-2.99M-13.65M-4.8M-8.77M-5.33M-9.49M-5.65M-5.19M-4.67M-3.59M-5.96M-2.72M-2.53M-2.43M-461K402K271K150K57K-6K0
Dividends Paid-5.42M-5.37M-5.44M-5.5M-5.63M-22.93M-11.04M-26.09M-24.62M-21.92M-19.44M-16.62M-13.96M-9.33M-13.98M-7.92M-12.27M-8.53M-7.97M-7.04M-8.28M-6.41M-5.39M-6.46M-108K0
Share Repurchases-1.29M-1.33M-1.35M0-3.48M-2.99M-14.07M-4.8M-8.77M-5.33M-9.49M-5.65M-5.19M-4.67M-3.8M-5.96M-2.72M-2.53M-2.43M-1.07M0000-6K0
Other Financing0-201K-11.3M-862K-627K-884K-1.12M-980K-726K-1.33M-6.01M128K1.18M694K676K1.09M1.24M1.55M2.53M1.29M30K004.09M0-4.09M
Net Change in Cash13.99M7.4M-1.57M-3.44M8.65M2.19M-36.75M-2.68M-1.8M20.57M10.94M4.61M7.27M7.05M-1.45M3.52M-1.14M-619K-1.06M2.38M280K1.18M-2.92M-716K4.21M-4.13M
Free Cash Flow19.94M17.88M21.01M-1.33M51.55M19.21M-9.86M31M30.49M46.84M45.57M54.26M26.05M20.51M13.52M17.12M18.84M10.52M-6.46M11.57M7.15M6.21M1.24M3.74M4.76M6.62M
FCF Margin %20.04%18.29%22.18%-1.48%75.06%26.29%-15.15%36.86%24.93%35.01%37.04%41.44%23%22.33%17.44%24.84%34.07%--31.89%26.14%28.3%6.2%18.64%22%33.79%
FCF Growth %0.18%-14.9%1677.55%-102.58%168.39%294.74%-131.82%1.65%-34.9%2.78%-16.01%108.32%27.01%51.72%-21.04%-9.16%79.13%262.77%-155.85%61.76%15.22%401.53%-66.92%-21.32%-28.12%-
FCF per Share2.212.012.47-0.166.572.42-1.233.663.575.585.586.663.292.681.852.372.711.58-1.001.871.251.130.230.690.891.21
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)2.71x2.54x9.55x-0.11x-11.21x1.99x1.09x5.44x1.18x2.40x2.09x2.04x0.97x1.21x1.14x1.26x1.68x1.34x-0.60x1.47x1.60x1.73x0.66x0.79x0.93x5.29x
Interest Paid00000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid377K03.43M1.59M1.86M1.86M1.27M1.43M9.77M10.77M14.86M11.64M14.42M11.03M7.6M7.5M5.94M3.2M4.42M2.14M000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Operating cash flow volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

According to quarterly financial data, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios swinging from -10.27 in 2025Q1 to 75.21 in 2024Q3, suggesting that reported net income is a poor proxy for the firm's actual cash-generating capacity.

The extreme variance in the conversion ratio indicates that non-cash items and working capital swings are dominating the cash flow statement. Investors should interpret this as a signal that the firm's accounting earnings are subject to significant timing differences that may not reflect underlying business health.

FCF Margin Instability Remains Prevalent

As reported in recent financial statements, Westwood's free cash flow margins have demonstrated extreme inconsistency, ranging from a negative 21.1% in 2025Q1 to a peak of 56.7% in 2024Q3, highlighting a lack of predictable cash generation relative to the firm's revenue base.

This trajectory suggests that the firm's cash flow is highly sensitive to operational fluctuations rather than steady-state performance. The inability to maintain positive FCF margins consistently warrants further investigation into whether the firm's cost structure is too rigid to handle cyclical revenue downturns.

Working Capital Swings Drive Volatility

Based on reported figures, working capital changes have been a primary source of cash flow instability, with quarterly fluctuations reaching as high as negative $16.0M in 2025Q1, which directly impacts the firm's ability to maintain a consistent liquidity profile for its ongoing operations.

These large swings suggest that the firm's cash conversion cycle is susceptible to lumpy timing in client fee collections or other operational accruals. Such volatility may indicate that the firm lacks the necessary administrative controls to smooth out cash inflows, potentially complicating short-term capital allocation decisions.

SBC and Intangibles Mask Reality

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation consistently consumes a significant portion of cash flow, with quarterly expenses averaging approximately $1.3M, which effectively masks the true economic cost of talent retention in this boutique asset management model.

By consistently adding back these non-cash expenses, the firm presents a more favorable cash flow picture than what is actually available to shareholders. This practice warrants caution, as it suggests that the firm's reported cash flow may be structurally inflated by accounting adjustments that do not reflect real cash outflows.

WHG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. (WHG) generate from operations?

Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. (WHG) generated $18.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. (WHG) generated $17.9M 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 Westwood Holdings Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. (WHG) spent $0.1M 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 Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. (WHG) returned $5.4M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.3M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.