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$42.61$102.4B
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Sanofi (SNY) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow generation remains inconsistent, with margins contracting from 37.6% in 2023Q4 to 13.0% in 2025Q4, largely driven by high capital intensity and seasonal working capital requirements.

SNY Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricDec'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'99
Cash from Operations12.13B9.08B10.26B10.53B10.52B7.45B7.74B5.55B7.38B7.84B8.92B7.69B6.95B8.17B9.32B9.76B8.52B8.52B7.12B6.6B6.39B4.03B2.26B1.68B1.82B1.2B828M
Operating CF Margin %25.97%20.51%24.65%25.95%26.86%19.93%20.58%15.55%20.37%22.59%25.59%24.03%22.22%22.72%26.58%28.67%27.69%29.58%24.37%22.39%22.44%25.61%28.15%22.5%28.02%20.11%15.48%
Operating CF Growth %33.6%-11.47%-2.55%0.04%41.25%-3.81%39.61%-24.83%-5.86%-12.13%15.99%10.58%-14.89%-12.32%-4.51%14.61%-0.09%19.75%7.77%3.3%58.79%78.04%34.83%-7.74%51.63%44.81%-
Net Income5.57B5.5B5.4B8.37B6.22B12.31B1.86B4.31B8.43B4.71B4.29B4.39B3.72B4.97B5.69B5.47B5.26B3.85B5.27B4.01B2.26B-3.61B2.07B1.76B1.58B985M625M
Depreciation & Amortization6.46B3.59B3.78B3.42B3.35B3.3B7.45B4.28B3.69B3.3B4.28B3.78B5.57B4.91B5.55B5.13B5.01B5.99B4.67B6.11B5.95B2.52B389.07M379.28M301M241M236M
Stock-Based Compensation000245M244M0252M284M263M250M206M206M200M155M0000000000000
Deferred Taxes-2.75B-802M-1.23B-578M-356M-221M-1.75B-727M-909M-542M-1.25B-1.27B-1.01B-916M-1.86B-1.51B-1.17B-1.47B-1.48B-2.46B-2.1B0-15.09M63.85M75M00
Other Non-Cash Items827.25M1.42B1.55B-225M-349M-7.62B355M-1.03B-3.98B-458M555M-164M-1.46B-455M453M952M255M161M-534.98M-45.46M527.69M5.01B-22.23M69.57M127M57M11M
Working Capital Changes2.03B-615M764M-707M1.41B-325M-419M-1.28B148M828M1.05B957M135M-332M-515M-277M-847M-1M-812.76M-1.01B-238.94M111.39M-162.78M-595.61M-270M-84M-44M
Change in Receivables-1.36B-28M-397M-777M185M-134M-462M-35M-529M168M-493M-23M175M368M-257M-82M-429M-309M000000000
Change in Inventory-44.02M-477M-840M-927M-357M-593M-547M-701M-145M-323M-466M-11M-117M-445M-232M-378M-489M-84M-89.16M-372.03M-585.95M161.55M-54.79M-78.14M-105M31M-56M
Change in Payables449.17M789M402M452M451M86M169M270M577M447M241M478M-124M67M-87M28M-336M0000000000
Cash from Investing-2.76B-4.41B-6.2B-2.08B-7.3B3.59B-1.06B-12.87B639M-2.51B-3.26B-3.46B-1.27B-1.59B-14.7B-3.38B-7.29B-2.15B-1.72B-790.27M-1.1B-14.13B-349.37M-1.41B-113M-389M962M
Capital Expenditures-4.08B-3.23B-3.25B-2.2B-2.04B-2.11B-1.82B-1.98B-1.96B-2.08B-2.77B-1.56B-1.4B-1.61B-1.78B-1.57B-1.78B-1.61B-1.61B-1.45B-1.14B0-370.02M-1.4B-565M-372M-414M
CapEx % of Revenue8.74%7.3%7.82%5.43%5.22%5.66%4.83%5.54%5.4%6%7.95%4.87%4.47%4.48%5.08%4.62%5.81%5.57%5.52%4.93%4.01%-4.61%18.84%8.71%6.24%7.74%
Acquisitions955.91M-2.52B1.01B-858M-5.59B5.03B-488M-12.86B-1.15B-426M-220M-1.73B-235M-282M-13.59B-1.66B-5.56B-661M00-695.71M-15.08B-10.32M0000
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing11.74B1.35B-3.87B1.47B-68M-113M-94M2.1B3.91B206M-123M393M378M353M697M-77M66M119M329.9M1.18B737.93M952.34M30.97M26.68M452M76M1.38B
Cash from Financing-9.26B-5.76B-8.05B-5.82B-7.06B-6.49B-4.19B3.93B-7.9B-4.1B-3.6B-5.18B-3.73B-4.35B2.89B-4.65B-787M-3.81B-4.83B-5.85B-5.98B9.22B-1.6B-1.59B-483M-471M-238M
Debt Issued (Net)2.07B-894M-3.14B-1.23B-2.8B-2.17B-491M8.72B-2.3B2.29B1.35B-390M297M-615M5.28B-1.17B1.92B69M-935M-4.16B-4.79B9.3B-23.03M46.7M-4M-50M-59M
Equity Issued (Net)-5.48B-115M-398M-497M-196M-822M-9M-924M-1.84B-2.91B-1.78B-1.8B-1.64B-177M-1B-246M168M-1.17B-1.51B356.87M418.78M8.85M-994.13M-1.17B-156M-180M6M
Dividends Paid-5.39B-4.7B-4.45B-4.17B-4.01B-3.94B-3.83B-3.77B-3.71B-3.76B-3.69B-3.68B-3.64B-3.49B-1.37B-3.14B-2.88B-2.71B-2.37B-2.04B-1.61B-734.73M-581.23M-476.49M-323M-241M-178M
Share Repurchases-5.68B-302M-593M-497M-382M-822M-9M-1.1B-2.16B-2.91B-1.78B-1.8B-1.64B-823M-1.07B-321M0-1.23B-1.81B000-1B-1.17B-163M-183M0
Other Financing-472.87M-50M-63M77M-48M441M141M-91M-15M273M531M687M1.26B-72M-17M-104M00-5.38M-7.78M0641.45M3.18M4.76M00-65M
Net Change in Cash970.51M-1.27B-4.03B2.64B-3.82B4.49B2.5B-3.39B42M1.13B1.81B-916M1.88B2.26B-2.34B1.77B466M2.52B558.98M-95.47M-591.02M-913.25M299.35M-1.34B1.23B340M1.56B
Free Cash Flow10.14B5.89B8.64B8.32B8.48B5.33B5.93B3.57B5.42B5.75B6.15B6.13B5.56B6.56B7.54B8.19B6.73B6.92B5.5B5.15B5.25B4.03B1.89B272.55M1.25B827M414M
FCF Margin %21.71%13.29%20.76%20.52%21.64%14.28%15.75%10.01%14.97%16.59%17.64%19.17%17.76%18.24%21.5%24.05%21.89%24%18.85%17.46%18.43%25.61%23.54%3.66%19.31%13.87%7.74%
FCF Growth %72.34%-31.87%3.77%-1.82%58.93%-10%66.05%-34.17%-5.77%-6.39%0.24%10.39%-15.29%-12.98%-7.93%21.63%-2.7%25.65%6.89%-1.92%30.41%112.87%593.96%-78.25%51.51%99.76%-
FCF per Share4.162.353.443.323.382.132.371.432.162.242.352.332.102.492.853.142.582.632.031.901.952.201.340.190.860.570.28
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.55x1.63x1.90x1.26x1.69x0.61x2.81x1.29x0.88x1.66x2.08x1.75x1.87x1.67x1.65x1.79x1.62x2.21x1.35x1.65x2.83x2.03x1.09x0.95x1.15x1.22x1.32x
Interest Paid485M587M559M380M334M315M379M412M347M401M404M443M491M495M447M475M00000000000
Taxes Paid2.88B3.29B2.62B2.45B1.28B2.05B1.7B2.06B1.73B2.1B1.71B2.61B2.37B2.73B2.81B3.39B00000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Operational cash flow volatility

Earnings and Cash Flow Disconnect

As reported in recent financial filings, Sanofi's OCF/NI ratio has exhibited extreme volatility, including a negative 4.30 multiple in 2025Q4, which suggests that net income is currently a poor proxy for the company's actual ability to generate cash from its core pharmaceutical operations.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and accounting adjustments are heavily influencing the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect persists as the company navigates its portfolio simplification, as it complicates the assessment of true earnings quality.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

Based on the provided cash flow data, Sanofi's free cash flow margins have fluctuated wildly, reaching a high of 37.6% in 2023Q4 before contracting to 13.0% in 2025Q4, highlighting the inherent difficulty in forecasting cash generation amidst lumpy vaccine cycles and R&D investment timing.

The erratic nature of FCF generation suggests that the company's cash flow profile is highly sensitive to seasonal working capital requirements and periodic capital expenditures. This volatility may indicate that the firm's cash-generating engine is currently more reactive to external timing factors than to steady-state operational performance.

Capital Intensity Remains Elevated

According to historical cash flow statements, Sanofi's CapEx-to-revenue ratio has consistently hovered near 15-17%, suggesting that the firm maintains a high level of capital intensity required to support its complex biologic manufacturing infrastructure and ongoing global vaccine production capacity.

This sustained level of capital expenditure implies that the company must continue to reinvest heavily to maintain its competitive moat in specialized medicine. Analysts should evaluate whether these investments are effectively driving future revenue growth or if they represent a necessary, but margin-dilutive, cost of doing business.

Working Capital Cycles Obscure Performance

As evidenced by the 2024Q2 working capital outflow of $2.6 billion, Sanofi's cash flow is frequently disrupted by significant swings in inventory and receivables, which appear to be tied to the seasonal nature of its vaccine business and government tender payment schedules.

These large, periodic working capital swings suggest that the company's cash flow is prone to sudden, temporary liquidity pressures that do not necessarily reflect long-term operational health. Investors should be cautious of interpreting these quarterly fluctuations as indicators of structural changes in the firm's collection efficiency.

SNY — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Sanofi (SNY) generate from operations?

Sanofi (SNY) generated $12.13B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Sanofi's free cash flow?

Sanofi (SNY) generated $10.14B 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 Sanofi's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Sanofi (SNY) spent $4.08B 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 Sanofi distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Sanofi (SNY) returned $5.39B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $5.68B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.