JNJ Cash Flow Statement

Johnson & Johnson - Operating, Investing & Free Cash Flow Analysis

Operating Cash Flow

$24.27B

0.0% YoY

Free Cash Flow

$28.69B

FCF per Share

-

CapEx

$4.42B

Operating Activities

Cash generated from core business operations

Net Cash from Operations

Primary cash generation

$24.27B
Net Income (Starting Point)$14.07B
+ Depreciation & Amortization$7.34B

Investing Activities

Cash used for investments and capital expenditures

Net Cash from Investing

Total investing activities

($18.60B)
Capital Expenditures (CapEx)$4.42B

Financing Activities

Cash from financing activities including debt, equity, and dividends

Net Cash from Financing

Total financing activities

($3.13B)

Free Cash Flow (FCF) Calculation

Operating Cash Flow$24.27B
- Capital Expenditures$4.42B
= Free Cash Flow$28.69B

Cash Flow Trends (Annual)

PeriodOperating CFInvesting CFFinancing CFFree CF
2024-12-29$24.27B($18.60B)($3.13B)$28.69B
2024-12-29$24.27B($18.60B)($3.13B)-
2023-12-31$22.79B$878.00M($15.82B)$27.33B
2023-12-31$22.79B$878.00M($15.82B)-
2023-01-01$21.19B($12.37B)($8.87B)$25.20B

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is JNJ free cash flow?

JNJ's most recent free cash flow (FCF) is $28.69B. Free cash flow represents the cash a company generates after accounting for capital expenditures, and is available for dividends, buybacks, or debt reduction.

What is JNJ operating cash flow?

JNJ generated $24.27B in operating cash flow in the most recent period. Operating cash flow shows the cash generated from core business operations.

What is JNJ FCF per share?

FCF per share can be calculated by dividing free cash flow by shares outstanding.

Is JNJ cash flow growing?

View the cash flow trends section for historical growth data.

What is JNJ FCF yield?

FCF yield is calculated by dividing free cash flow by market capitalization.

What is JNJ capital expenditure?

JNJ spent $4.42B on capital expenditures (CapEx) in the most recent period. CapEx represents investments in property, plant, and equipment.

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