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$2.10$6.0B
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Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (CIG) Cash Flow Statement

26Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The company exhibits a precarious cash flow profile, evidenced by a 2026Q1 free cash flow deficit of $497.8 million and a CapEx-to-OCF ratio of 145.3%, necessitating frequent reliance on external capital markets.

CIG 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'00
Cash from Operations3.83B4B5.5B6.64B6.61B3.69B8.61B2.04B1.01B580M1.21B3.01B3.73B3.52B3.11B3.9B3.46B3.5B2.96B2.84B2.29B1.77B1.54B658M732M720M831M
Operating CF Growth %-141.41%-27.28%-17.28%0.47%79.46%-57.19%322.74%101.98%73.79%-52.18%-59.66%-19.47%6.23%12.86%-20.11%12.76%-1.37%18.37%4.41%24.06%29.15%15.08%133.74%-10.11%1.67%-13.36%-
Operating CF / Revenue %15.01%9.35%13.8%18.03%19.19%10.95%34.12%7.99%4.52%2.67%6.46%13.75%19.06%24.03%22.03%31.45%25.07%28.83%21.66%30.07%26.46%23.56%20.56%10.91%15.02%14.38%22.12%
Net Income2.52B4.8B7.12B5.76B1.41B3.75B2.87B3.13B1.7B1B335M2.49B3.14B3.1B4.27B2.42B2.26B1.86B1.75B1.62B702M1.81B1.74B1.4B-12M-719M366M
Depreciation & Amortization1.58B1.5B1.38B1.27B1.18B1.05B1B958M849M850M834M835M801M824M1B1.02B896M736M769M878M810M669M677M686M666M641M583M
Deferred Taxes375.62M205.37M1.73B-825M-734M-1.53B252M-2.84B-650M644M33M893M1.34B950M1.06B00-23M-218M-256M-78M29M188M383M-161M-88M-30M
Other Non-Cash Items-3.1B-2.35B-5.18B-78.7M3.92B-159.46M412.11M-189M581M-402M2.63B-2.69B725M635M-2.07B-302.37M-39M903M-51M49M1.97B-592.64M25.05M-818M-16M-429M-71M
Working Capital Changes120.94M-160.2M453M509.7M841M569.46M4.07B980M820M-1.18B-1.94B594M-503M-707M660.75M760.27M342M1.12B648M849M-521M142.91M202.42M-841M116M126M-165M
Capital Expenditures-5.52B-6.53B-2.38B-3.97B-3.21B1.37B-5.08B-1.93B-877M-856M-1.51B-3.22B-4.3B2.5B-2.27B-2.78B-4.53B-3.08B-971M-1.12B-2.09B-1.51B-1.22B-782M-636M-1.01B-406M
CapEx / Revenue %21.63%15.28%5.97%10.77%9.3%4.07%20.12%7.56%3.93%3.94%8.03%14.71%21.94%17.11%16.05%22.4%32.81%25.35%7.1%11.88%24.14%20.11%16.25%12.96%13.05%20.26%10.81%
CapEx / D&A3.49x4.35x1.73x3.11x2.71x1.31x5.05x2.01x1.03x1.01x1.81x3.85x5.37x3.04x2.27x2.71x5.05x4.19x1.26x1.28x2.58x2.26x1.79x1.14x0.95x1.58x0.70x
CapEx Coverage (OCF/CapEx)0.69x0.61x2.31x1.67x2.06x2.69x1.70x1.06x1.15x0.68x0.80x0.93x0.87x1.40x1.37x1.40x0.76x1.14x3.05x2.53x1.10x1.17x1.27x0.84x1.15x0.71x2.05x
Cash from Investing-5.52B-6.53B-2.38B-3.97B-3.21B1.37B-5.08B-1.19B-211M-386M-614M-3.22B-4.3B2.5B-2.1B-4.02B-4.53B-3.61B-1.28B-1.11B-2.09B-1.54B-917M-852M-546M-1.01B-523M
Acquisitions61.62M90.86M2.79B632M-3.46B1.31B27M38.27M70M474M-506M-490M-2.87B-449M306.74M0000000-1.07B-251M0-223M0
Purchase of Investments-8.35B-16.99B-16.63B-11.27B-52.3M-51M-3.37B-38.27M30M-4M-1.39B-1.64B-80M-267M-1.64B-214.61M-1.88B-529M-220M-26M-568M-32M-10M0-336M-468M-117M
Sale of Investments8.8B17.78B16.92B12.36B200M2.05B-41M80M596M766M1.4B-1.5B116M1.24B-1.67B000049M00154.05M119M426M00
Other Investing-5.26B-6.36B-4.79B-4.61B394.3M-1.7B-1.52B659M-30M-766M1.39B1.5B-545M2.92B3.17B-1.03B-1.56B-312M-89M-17M-190M01.22B62M000
Cash from Financing-178.45M2.54B-2.76B-2.58B-2.79B-5.91B-2.39B-1.2B-937M-158M-529M247M-750M-5.74B-1.39B1.33M-377M2.25B-1.5B-1.05B-441M206M-187M511M-281M276M-158M
Dividends Paid-3.96B-3.89B-4.29B-1.82B-2.09B-1.42B-598.13M-701.14M-509M-540M-675M-796M-3.92B-4.6B-1.75B-2.04B-1.83B-937M-865M-1.33B-2.07B-490.45M-308.1M-200M-214M-172M-196M
Dividend Payout Ratio %-79.44%60.33%31.63%51.17%37.76%20.88%21.95%29.54%53.95%202.1%32.26%124.88%96.66%40.91%84.29%81%43.93%49.34%84.06%295.11%32.65%17.74%14.33%--53.55%
Debt Issuance (Net)1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K815K1000K1000K1000K1000K01000K1000K
Stock Issued00000000109.55M1.22B00000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000002.08B00-230K00000000000000
Other Financing-37.42M-79.91M0-67.44M907K-256K135K137K109M1.2B-404K0398K-64K716.93M1.77B000287.19M0071.1M0-67M00
Net Change in Cash-1.81B217.8M361M96M616M-855M1.14B-355M-140M35M70M37M-1.31B283M-376.68M-117.2M-1.45B2.14B185M676M-241M433M434M317M-95M-18M150M
Exchange Rate Effect54.28M214.46M0000001M-1M01M00680K-797K0-207M000000000
Cash at Beginning1.79B1.68B1.54B1.44B825M1.68B536M891M1.03B995M925M887M2.2B1.92B2.86B2.98B4.42B2.28B1.78B1.11B1.35B916M440M123M218M236M86M
Cash at End1.36B1.9B1.9B1.54B1.44B825M1.68B536M890M1.03B995M924M887M2.2B2.49B2.86B2.98B4.43B1.97B1.78B1.11B1.35B874M440M123M218M236M
Free Cash Flow-1.69B-2.54B3.12B2.68B3.41B5.05B3.53B109M131M-276M-295M-210M-565M6.02B846.12M1.12B-1.07B423M1.99B1.72B200M259M322.95M-124M96M-294M425M
FCF Growth %-245.59%-181.27%16.55%-21.43%-32.6%43.16%3139.45%-16.79%147.46%6.44%-40.48%62.83%-109.39%611.25%-24.59%205.05%-352.48%-78.74%15.97%758%-22.78%-19.8%360.45%-229.17%132.65%-169.18%-
FCF Margin %-6.62%-5.93%7.84%7.26%9.89%15.02%14%0.43%0.59%-1.27%-1.57%-0.96%-2.88%41.14%5.99%9.05%-7.74%3.48%14.56%18.2%2.31%3.45%4.32%-2.06%1.97%-5.87%11.32%
FCF / Net Income %-67.12%-51.78%43.84%46.44%83.26%134.76%123.29%3.41%7.61%-27.57%-88.32%-8.51%-18.01%193.88%19.81%46.46%-47.3%19.83%113.52%106.06%28.49%14.32%18.57%-8.88%-800%40.89%116.12%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Hydrological and regulatory volatility

Operating Cash Flow Quality Volatility

According to the company's reported financial statements, operating cash flow has exhibited extreme quarterly variance, ranging from $681.6 million in 2025Q4 to $4.6 billion in 2024Q3, suggesting that the underlying cash generation is highly sensitive to external factors rather than consistent, predictable regulated utility operations.

The significant fluctuations in operating cash flow appear to undermine the predictability typically expected from a regulated utility. Investors should monitor whether these swings are driven by seasonal hydrological impacts or structural issues in the collection of regulated tariffs.

Aggressive Capital Expenditure Burn Rates

As indicated by the provided data, the company's capital expenditure intensity is substantial, with the CapEx-to-OCF ratio reaching 145.3% in 2026Q1, which demonstrates that the utility is consistently reinvesting more than its operating cash flow to maintain and expand its aging infrastructure network.

This high level of capital intensity is characteristic of a utility in a heavy investment cycle, yet it places significant pressure on liquidity. The persistent negative free cash flow suggests that the company remains entirely dependent on external financing to fund its growth and maintenance requirements.

External Financing Dependency Remains High

Based on the reported figures, the company frequently faces a free cash flow deficit, such as the $1.3 billion shortfall observed in 2025Q4, which necessitates a reliance on external capital markets to bridge the gap between massive infrastructure investment needs and internal cash generation capabilities.

The reliance on debt issuance to cover these deficits may expose the company to interest rate risk, particularly given the volatility in the Brazilian credit environment. Investors should evaluate whether the current cost of capital remains sustainable relative to the allowed returns on the regulatory asset base.

Dividend Sustainability Under Liquidity Pressure

Financial data reveals that dividend payments are highly inconsistent, with the OCF-to-dividend coverage ratio fluctuating wildly from 0.3 in 2025Q4 to 1684.1 in 2025Q3, indicating that dividend distributions are likely subject to political and liquidity constraints rather than a stable, formulaic payout policy.

The erratic nature of these payments suggests that shareholders should not rely on the dividend as a predictable income stream. The company appears to prioritize capital expenditure and debt service over consistent shareholder returns, which is a common trade-off in state-controlled utility models.

CIG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (CIG) generate from operations?

Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (CIG) generated $4.00B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais's free cash flow?

Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (CIG) reported negative free cash flow of $2.54B in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (CIG) spent $6.53B 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 Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (CIG) returned $3.89B to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.