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Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation has weakened, with margins dropping to 2.7% in 2026Q1, even as the company continues to prioritize shareholder returns totaling $9.2B in the same period.

XOM 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 Operations47.72B51.97B55.02B55.37B76.8B48.13B14.67B29.72B36.01B30.07B22.08B30.34B45.12B44.91B56.17B55.34B48.41B28.44B59.73B52B49.29B48.14B40.55B28.5B21.27B22.89B22.94B15.01B11.06B14.68B13.16B
Operating CF Margin %-16.04%16.22%16.54%19.26%17.39%8.21%11.63%12.89%12.68%11.01%12.65%11.45%10.67%12.44%11.85%13.08%9.37%12.81%13.14%13.05%12.99%13.61%11.55%10.4%10.76%9.89%8.22%6.68%8.31%11.28%
Operating CF Growth %-35.57%-5.55%-0.63%-27.9%59.56%228.12%-50.64%-17.49%19.78%36.16%-27.23%-32.74%0.45%-20.04%1.49%14.32%70.24%-52.39%14.85%5.51%2.38%18.71%42.29%33.99%-7.08%-0.21%52.78%35.79%-24.67%11.5%-4.95%
Net Income25.31B28.84B33.68B36.01B57.58B23.6B-23.25B14.77B20.84B19.71B7.84B16.15B32.52B32.58B44.88B42.21B31.4B19.66B45.22B40.61B39.5B36.13B25.33B21.51B11.46B15.32B17.72B7.91B8.07B8.46B7.51B
Depreciation & Amortization27.06B25.99B23.44B20.64B24.04B20.61B20.71B18.9B18.05B17.89B18.71B18.05B17.3B17.18B15.89B00012.38B12.25B11.42B10.25B9.77B9.05B8.31B7.94B8.13B8.3B8.36B5.47B5.33B
Stock-Based Compensation000611M648M612M672M741M774M856M880M855M831M854M854M0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes00-865M634M3.76B303M-8.86B-944M-60M-8.58B-4.39B-1.83B1.54B754M3.14B142M-1.14B01.4B124M1.72B-429M-1.13B1.83B297M650M10M-1.44B408M346M835M
Other Non-Cash Items3.16B920M-496M-169M-9.03B-1.15B27.05B-4.68B-2.17B1.6B646M402M-1.32B-1.74B-5.64B14.01B14.3B9.94B-6M-309M-2.45B-1.48B825M-3.67B756M-207M-326M-260M-232M435M-379M
Working Capital Changes-8.3B-3.79B-739M-2.36B-194M4.16B-1.65B923M-1.42B-1.42B-1.61B-3.28B-5.75B-4.72B-2.96B-1.01B3.85B-1.16B1.43B1.14B-463M3.67B5.76B-214M445M-1.77B78M-205M-394M-971M-1.04B
Change in Receivables00-6.03B4.37B-11.02B-12.1B5.38B-2.64B-545M-3.95B-2.09B4.69B3.12B-305M-1.08B-3.12B-2.99B0-36.64B-45.27B-39.08B-36.12B-472M00000000
Change in Inventory00-1.81B-3.47B-6.95B-489M-315M72M-3.11B-1.68B-388M-379M-1.34B-1.81B-1.87B-2.21B-1.15B459M-1.28B72M-1.06B-434M-223M-100M353M154M-297M50M6M-253M246M
Change in Payables005.63B-4.73B18.46B16.82B-7.14B3.73B2.32B5.1B915M-7.47B-6.64B-2.5B03.12B2.99B036.64B45.27B39.08B36.12B000000000
Cash from Investing-28.01B-26.54B-19.94B-20.04B-14.74B-10.23B-18.46B-23.08B-16.45B-15.73B-12.4B-23.82B-26.98B-34.2B-25.6B-22.16B-24.2B-22.42B-15.5B-9.73B-14.23B-10.27B-14.91B-10.84B-9.76B-8.21B-3.3B-10.98B-7.99B-6.79B-6.51B
Capital Expenditures-28.93B-28.36B-24.31B-21.92B-18.41B-12.08B-17.28B-24.36B-19.57B-15.4B-16.16B-26.49B-32.95B-33.67B-34.27B-30.98B-26.87B-22.49B-19.32B-15.39B-15.46B-13.84B-11.99B-12.86B-11.44B-9.99B-8.45B-10.85B-8.36B-7.39B-7.21B
CapEx % of Revenue8.87%8.76%7.16%6.55%4.62%4.36%9.68%9.53%7.01%6.49%8.06%11.04%8.36%8%7.59%6.63%7.26%7.41%4.14%3.89%4.09%3.73%4.02%5.21%5.59%4.69%3.64%5.94%5.05%4.19%6.18%
Acquisitions1.02B2.54B03.31B3.77B2.74B999M3.69B4.12B3.1B4.28B2.39B4.04B2.71B7.66B11.13B3.26B1.54B5.99B4.2B3.08B000005.77B0000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing4.26B3.41B2.68B1.56B6.75B4.66B2.68B1.49B986M-328M3.76B2.67B5.98B-532M8.67B1.34B505M724M574M5B756M3.57B-2.92B2.02B1.68B1.78B985M854M556M1.11B719M
Cash from Financing-30.19B-38.47B-42.79B-33.53B-39.11B-35.42B5.29B-6.62B-19.45B-15.13B-9.29B-7.04B-17.89B-15.48B-33.87B-28.26B-26.92B-27.28B-44.03B-38.34B-36.21B-26.94B-18.27B-14.76B-11.35B-15.04B-14.16B-4.78B-5.7B-6.71B-5.24B
Debt Issued (Net)8.77B53M-5.01B-239M-7.22B-19.65B20.14B8.66B-4.92B-1.05B4.29B9.26B6.97B11.6B-2.91B1.96B-6.21B-153M-527M598M73M-1.5B-1.95B-2.12B-307M-466M-5.71B1.83B2.22B-908M-254M
Equity Issued (Net)-20.34B-20.27B-19.63B-17.75B-15.15B-155M-405M-594M-626M-747M-971M-4.03B-13.15B-15.95B-20.88B-21.13B-12.05B-18.95B-34.98B-30.74B-28.39B-17.28B-8.99B-5.45B-4.5B-5.42B-1.86B-322M-3.04B-2.7B-454M
Dividends Paid-17.23B-17.23B-16.7B-14.94B-14.94B-14.92B-14.87B-14.65B-13.8B-13B-12.45B-12.09B-11.57B-10.88B-10.09B-9.02B-8.5B-8.02B-8.06B-7.62B-7.63B-7.48B-7.11B-6.95B-6.39B-6.45B-6.37B-6.09B-6.23B-6.18B-4.19B
Share Repurchases-20.34B-20.27B-19.63B-17.75B-15.15B-155M-405M-594M-626M-747M-977M-4.04B-13.18B-16B-21.07B-22.05B-13.09B-19.7B-35.73B-31.82B-29.56B-18.22B-9.95B-5.88B-4.8B-5.72B-2.35B-670M-3.55B-3.12B-801M
Other Financing-1.39B-1.01B-1.44B-599M-1.8B-690M414M-34M-97M-334M-162M-168M-133M-257M7M-46M-159M-156M-461M-579M-270M-974M-215M-247M-161M-2.71B-227M-200M1.35B3.07B-338M
Net Change in Cash-10.08B-12.51B-8.38B1.9B22.86B2.44B1.27B47M-135M-480M-48M-911M-28M-4.94B-3.08B4.84B-2.87B-20.74B-2.54B5.74B-427M10.14B7.91B3.4B682M-533M5.39B-698M-2.61B1.1B1.44B
Free Cash Flow18.79B23.61B30.72B33.45B58.39B36.05B-2.61B5.36B16.44B14.66B5.92B3.85B12.16B11.24B21.9B24.37B21.54B5.95B40.41B36.62B33.82B34.3B28.57B15.64B9.83B12.9B14.49B4.16B2.7B7.28B5.95B
FCF Margin %5.76%7.29%9.05%9.99%14.65%13.03%-1.46%2.1%5.89%6.18%2.95%1.61%3.09%2.67%4.85%5.22%5.82%1.96%8.67%9.25%8.96%9.25%9.58%6.34%4.81%6.06%6.25%2.28%1.63%4.13%5.1%
FCF Growth %-33.32%-23.13%-8.17%-42.71%61.96%1479.23%-148.81%-67.43%12.11%147.74%53.58%-68.32%8.17%-48.65%-10.14%13.13%262.23%-85.28%10.36%8.25%-1.38%20.07%82.65%59.08%-23.79%-10.98%248.01%54.39%-62.97%22.34%-11.4%
FCF per Share4.495.487.158.2613.898.43-0.611.253.883.451.420.922.842.544.735.004.401.237.776.565.675.424.392.351.441.862.060.590.551.451.18
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.74x1.80x1.63x1.54x1.38x2.09x-0.65x2.07x1.73x1.53x2.82x1.88x1.39x1.38x1.25x1.35x1.59x1.48x1.32x1.28x1.25x1.33x1.60x1.32x1.86x1.49x1.29x1.90x1.37x1.25x1.75x
Interest Paid122M0624M584M666M00000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid5.25B013.29B15.47B15.36B00000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Commodity price volatility exposure

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Operating Cash Flow Quality Divergence

As reported in recent financial statements, XOM consistently generates operating cash flow significantly higher than net income, with an OCF/NI ratio peaking at 2.08 in 2026Q1, which suggests that non-cash charges like depreciation and amortization are masking the underlying volatility of the company's core earnings.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's reported profitability is heavily influenced by accounting conventions rather than pure cash generation. Investors should monitor whether this divergence reflects sustainable asset-based depreciation or if it masks a structural decline in the cash-generating efficiency of the upstream segment.

Free Cash Flow Margin Compression

Based on quarterly data, XOM's free cash flow margins have experienced a notable contraction, falling from a high of 13.0% in 2024Q3 to just 2.7% in 2026Q1, signaling that the company's ability to convert revenue into discretionary cash is increasingly pressured by rising capital requirements.

The downward trend in FCF margins suggests that the capital-intensive nature of the business is beginning to outpace the cash inflows from operations. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether the current level of capital expenditure is yielding the expected returns on invested capital or if it is merely sustaining legacy production levels.

Capital Intensity Trends and Pressures

According to recent SEC filings, XOM's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has climbed from 6.3% in 2024Q1 to 7.8% in 2026Q1, indicating that the company is deploying more capital to maintain its asset base in an increasingly challenging and inflationary operating environment.

The rising capital intensity suggests that the company may be facing higher costs to replace reserves or maintain aging infrastructure. This trend appears to be a headwind for free cash flow, as the company must commit a larger portion of its revenue to sustain production volumes rather than returning capital to shareholders.

Aggressive Capital Return Amidst Volatility

As evidenced by the provided cash flow data, XOM has maintained a consistent pattern of returning capital to shareholders through dividends and buybacks, with 2026Q1 outflows totaling $9.2B, even as free cash flow dropped to $2.2B, suggesting a reliance on balance sheet capacity to fund distributions.

The decision to continue aggressive share repurchases despite a significant decline in free cash flow may indicate management's confidence in the long-term cash-generating potential of the Guyana and Permian assets. However, investors should monitor whether this capital allocation strategy remains sustainable if commodity prices remain depressed or if capital expenditure requirements continue to escalate.

XOM — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) generate from operations?

Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) generated $51.97B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Exxon Mobil Corporation's free cash flow?

Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) generated $23.61B 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 Exxon Mobil Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) spent $28.36B 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 Exxon Mobil Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) returned $17.23B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $20.27B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.