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HSBC Cash Flow Statement

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At close: Oct 9, 4:00 PM ET · Delayed 15 min

HSBC free cash flow

In fiscal 2025, HSBC generated $29.77 billion of operating cash flow and spent $1.45 billion on capital expenditures. That left free cash flow of $28.32 billion. Free cash flow was down 55.7% from the prior year's $63.96 billion.

HSBC returned $22.57 billion to shareholders: $13.48 billion in dividends and $9.09 billion in share repurchases, equal to 80% of free cash flow. Free cash flow covered dividend payments 2.1 times.

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HSBC cash flow statement (annual)

HSBC annual cash flow statement
Fiscal year (USD)FY 20252025-12-31FY 20242024-12-31FY 20232023-12-31FY 20222022-12-31FY 20212021-12-31FY 20202020-12-31FY 20192019-12-31FY 20182018-12-31FY 20172017-12-31FY 20162016-12-31
Net Income23.13B25.00B24.56B16.25B14.69B6.10B8.71B15.03B11.88B3.45B
Net Income growth (YoY)-7.47%+1.79%+51.14%+10.59%+140.91%-29.96%-42.04%+26.48%+244.72%-77.17%
Stock-Based Compensation621.00M529.00M482.00M400.00M467.00M433.00M478.00M450.00M500.00M534.00M
Operating Cash Flow29.77B65.31B39.11B19.36B104.31B182.22B29.74B32.52B-12.41B68.96B
Capital Expenditures-1.45B-1.34B-1.15B-1.28B-1.09B-1.45B-1.34B-1.20B-1.17B-1.15B
Investing Cash Flow-37.07B-76.56B-62.91B-27.40B27.54B-22.43B-35.32B-16.65B65.56B-15.06B
Dividends Paid-13.48B-17.10B-12.20B-6.97B-6.38B-2.02B-9.77B-10.76B-9.01B-9.16B
Share Repurchases-9.09B-11.35B-5.81B-2.29B—0-1.00B-2.00B-3.00B0
Financing Cash Flow-21.96B-26.46B-17.56B-6.29B-10.79B-4.64B-14.84B-16.78B-10.45B-8.92B
Free Cash Flow28.32B63.96B37.97B18.07B103.23B180.77B28.40B31.32B-13.58B67.81B

This table shows 10 annual periods of HSBC's cash flow statement, from FY 2025 back to FY 2016, across 9 line items including net income, stock-based compensation, operating cash flow. Values in USD; B = billions, M = millions. Fiscal periods follow HSBC's reporting calendar. What is a cash flow statement?

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