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OLPOne Liberty Properties, Inc.
$25.04$546M
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One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow quality is obscured by non-cash charges, with an FFO to Net Income ratio of 3.60 in 2026Q1, while recurring capital expenditures rose to $1.8M in the same period.

OLP 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 Operations37.77M37.52M39.06M53.2M44.2M48.66M35.44M36.24M42.65M44.56M31.41M33.92M31.8M26.94M22.31M21.8M18.91M21.69M19.44M17.88M38.93M14.77M16.36M11.61M8.34M6.76M5.87M5.84M5.81M2.98M4.23M
Operating CF Growth %-20.07%-3.94%-26.58%20.36%-9.17%37.31%-2.22%-15.01%-4.29%41.88%-7.4%6.64%18.06%20.72%2.35%15.31%-12.83%11.6%8.68%-54.06%163.57%-9.74%40.99%39.09%23.36%15.19%0.57%0.51%95.16%-29.67%27.13%
Operating CF / Revenue %39.34%38.59%43.13%58.69%47.93%58.81%43.25%43.25%53.9%58.69%44.49%51.61%52.59%52.84%49.86%48.19%45.16%53.17%48.18%48.59%116.65%51.92%61.68%58.63%53.13%44.15%46.35%57.36%57.33%47.36%76.79%
Net Income24.44M27.11M10.53M28.32M40.74M37.53M26.14M16.78M21.56M24.25M24.48M21.91M22.21M17.92M32.31M13.72M41.87M19.64M4.89M10.59M36.42M21.28M10.97M8.53M5.88M4.74M4.13M4.82M5.29M2.38M2.17M
Depreciation & Amortization27.74M26.2M24.41M24.91M23.78M22.83M22.96M22.03M22.31M20.1M17.45M15.66M14.39M11.88M9.97M9.7M8.88M9.09M8.97M8.25M7.09M5.91M4.76M3.47M2.88M2.9M2.36M1.65M1.38M1.02M712.59K
Stock-Based Compensation1.29M04.96M000003.51M3.13M2.98M2.33M1.83M1.44M1.22M0000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-11.19M-9.57M767K-2.55M-12.25M-19.24M-9.48M1.54M-31K-5.26M-6.66M-3.02M-6.46M-2.98M-19.54M-1.06M-31.94M-5.38M4.54M-494K-4.48M-10.91M545K-956K-930K-832K-450K-623K345.62K-129.38K452.78K
Working Capital Changes-9.23M-6.21M-1.61M2.52M-8.08M7.54M-4.19M-4.11M-1.19M5.47M-3.87M-635K1.65M110K-421K-554K97K-1.66M1.03M-460K-106K-1.51M86K564K518K-44K-164K0-1.2M-302.16K893.08K
Cash from Investing-85.68M-122.88M9.71M25.81M-25.32M23.3M32K-12.94M-59.66M-23.44M-80.91M-73.5M-13.76M-91.69M-12.91M-18.44M-29.09M17.33M-55.45M416K-44.71M-16.51M-61.58M-18.61M-48.06M-5.7M-39.36M-10.76M-6.71M-5.96M-16.99M
Acquisitions (Net)0000025K10K0020K-446K-18.99M013.44M00024.01M2.98M551K21.26M-8.8M-13.15M-984K-19.54M00210K1.42M00
Purchase of Investments-134.88M00-10.16M-51.91M-26.28M-28.5M-50.18M-80.29M-43.54M42.31M-80.13M0-110.25M0-669K-1.75M-10.69M-379K-559K-2.92M93.54M1.3M-10K-157K-6.5M0-885K-935.21K00
Sale of Investments31.37M0040.84M30.25M52.69M29.41M40.76M27.09M26.3M33K16.02M266K19K373K95K7.34M4.5M525K843K348K5K3.44M2.41M1.52M201K156K1.2M282.21K00
Other Investing21.05M-122.88M9.71M0918K975K150K0-59.66M26.66M647K16.8M43.84M5.29M-12.85M11.54M4.14M86K1.44M4K16.23M-41.82M-3.44M4.3M-4M749K12.48M215K5.7M4.1M2.95M
Cash from Financing58.1M54.97M-32.88M-56.69M-28.27M-68.86M-33.87M-28.07M19.08M-24.77M54.19M31.41M-14.33M66.81M-7.49M1.58M-10.12M-21.93M21.23M-26.58M13.05M22.43M5.32M50.33M40.05M-846K24.31M-2.93M18.38M2.11M11.39M
Dividends Paid-19.77M-39.01M-38.46M-38.13M-37.85M-37.32M-29.44M-35.42M-34.42M-31.7M-28.23M-25.6M-23.6M-21.45M-19.48M-18.09M-10.56M-2.94M-14.64M-21.17M-13.09M-12.97M-13.02M-8.53M-6.67M-3.49M-4.63M-5.92M-3.59M-3.1M-3.02M
Common Dividends-19.63M-39.01M-38.46M00000-34.42M-31.7M-28.23M-25.6M-23.6M-21.45M-19.48M-18.09M-10.56M-2.94M-14.64M-21.17M-13.09M-12.97M-13.02M-7.5M-5.63M-2.71M-3.59M-4.43M-2.3M-1.81M-1.73M
Debt Issuance (Net)2M1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K945K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K696K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Share Repurchases000-9.64M-5.24M00000000000-103K-1.42M-1.83M-3.21M000-16.81M00-91K-2.5M000
Other Financing-12.41M-4.29M-1.4M-233K2.34M520K-40K4.96M-2.38M-321K-2.41M-1.68M-1.37M12.93M-1.83M-424K-1.6M07.74M-333K-6.55M600K-949K55.72M45.41M-9.81M10.32M199K18.44M-200K-3.47M
Net Change in Cash10.22M-30.4M15.89M19.71M-9.45M3.46M1.67M-5.28M2.06M-3.65M4.68M-7.61M3.71M2.05M1.91M4.94M-20.3M17.09M-14.79M-8.28M7.26M20.7M-39.89M43.32M339K216K-9.18M-7.84M17.48M-872.22K-1.37M
Exchange Rate Effect38K00-2.6M-57K357K75K-511K00000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning14.43M45.48M29.59M6.72M16.16M12.71M11.03M16.31M14.67M17.42M12.74M20.34M16.63M14.58M12.67M7.73M28.04M10.95M25.74M34.01M26.75M6.05M45.94M2.62M2.29M2.07M11.25M19.09M1.61M2.48M3.84M
Cash at End20.44M15.08M45.48M26.43M6.72M16.16M12.71M11.03M16.73M13.77M17.42M12.74M20.34M16.63M14.58M12.67M7.73M28.04M10.95M25.74M34.01M26.75M6.05M45.94M2.62M2.29M2.07M11.25M19.09M1.61M2.48M
Free Cash Flow34.55M37.52M39.06M48.33M39.62M44.55M34.4M32.73M35.34M-5.54M-92.05M-37.4M-26.06M26.74M21.88M-7.61M-19.91M21.12M-40.57M17.46M-40.71M-44.66M-33.37M-12.72M-17.54M6.61M-46.12M-5.66M-7.36M-7.08M-15.71M
FCF Growth %-11.47%-3.94%-19.18%21.97%-11.06%29.51%5.11%-7.38%737.24%93.98%-146.15%-43.49%-197.48%22.22%387.39%61.76%-194.26%152.05%-332.36%142.89%8.84%-33.82%-162.33%27.46%-365.21%114.34%-714.88%23.12%-3.97%54.92%-3104.57%
FCF / Revenue %35.98%38.59%43.13%53.32%42.97%53.85%41.99%39.06%44.66%-7.3%-130.41%-56.91%-43.09%52.45%48.88%-16.83%-47.54%51.75%-100.57%47.44%-121.99%-157%-125.8%-64.26%-111.66%43.16%-364.05%-55.6%-72.66%-112.68%-285%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Portfolio transition execution risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

FFO Divergence From Operating Cash

According to the provided financial data, OLP's FFO to Net Income ratio reached 3.60 in 2026Q1, indicating that non-cash depreciation charges continue to heavily distort GAAP earnings and mask the underlying cash generation volatility inherent in the company's current portfolio repositioning strategy.

The significant spread between GAAP operating cash flow and FFO suggests that investors should prioritize FFO as the primary gauge of operational health. The erratic nature of this conversion ratio over the last ten quarters implies that non-recurring items or accounting adjustments are frequently clouding the true cash-generating capacity of the underlying assets.

Dividend Coverage and AFFO Buffer

Based on reported figures, the dividend payout ratio relative to AFFO has fluctuated wildly, reaching an unsustainable 0.02 in 2026Q1, which suggests that the company's ability to maintain current distribution levels is increasingly dependent on non-recurring capital events rather than stable recurring cash flow.

The inconsistency in AFFO reporting, with multiple quarters showing data unavailable, complicates a clear assessment of dividend safety. Investors should monitor whether the current dividend policy is being supported by asset sales rather than organic rental growth, as the lack of a consistent AFFO buffer warrants significant caution.

Maintenance Capex and Asset Quality

As reported in financial statements, OLP's recurring capital expenditures reached $1.8M in 2026Q1, a notable increase that may indicate rising maintenance requirements as the company attempts to stabilize its legacy retail and theater assets during the ongoing portfolio transition.

Elevated maintenance capex relative to historical levels suggests that the cost of keeping legacy properties operational may be higher than anticipated. This capital drain directly reduces the AFFO available for distribution and may hinder the company's ability to fund new industrial acquisitions without external financing.

Depreciation Distorts Earnings Reality

Analysis of the provided data reveals that GAAP Net Income consistently understates the REIT's cash-based performance, with FFO frequently exceeding Net Income by a wide margin, highlighting the significant impact of non-cash depreciation on the company's reported bottom-line profitability.

The reliance on FFO to normalize these distortions is essential, yet the volatility in FFO itself suggests that the underlying business model is currently in a state of flux. Investors should be wary of using GAAP metrics to evaluate OLP, as they fail to capture the true cash-flow reality of the net-lease business model.

OLP — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP) generate from operations?

One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP) generated $37.5M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is One Liberty Properties, Inc.'s free cash flow?

One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP) generated $37.5M 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 One Liberty Properties, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP) spent $0.0M 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 One Liberty Properties, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP) returned $39.0M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.