Glacier Bancorp Cash Flow - Annual (NASDAQ:GBCI)
The Glacier Bancorp cash flow statement helps investors understand how well the company is managing its cash flows. Financials statements like the Glacier Bancorp income statement and Glacier Bancorp balance sheet show that the company has profits and debt, while the cash flow statement provides details of cash flow movments. This statement can tell if a company is running out of money while still being profitable and is useful in Glacier Bancorp stock analysis. Glacier Bancorp had a positive net income cash flow of $116.37M for the latest 2017. This report is very useful in measuring the short term viability of a company. Glacier Bancorp saw a inflow of $23.65M from investing activities for 2017.
View details of Glacier Bancorp cash flows for latest & last 10 financial yearsFiscal year is Jan - Dec | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 |
Net Income Cash Flow | 116.37M | 121.13M | 116.12M | 112.75M | 95.64M | 75.51M | 17.47M | 42.33M | 34.37M | 65.65M |
Depreciation Depletion Amortization Cash-Flow | 37.31M | 47M | 44.03M | 42.41M | 76.95M | 84.71M | 91.11M | 31.77M | 13.49M | 14.26M |
Net Increase (Decrease) in Assets Liabilities | 63.76M | 5.5M | 11.19M | 20.43M | 146.99M | -12.37M | 7.66M | 22.98M | -43.96M | -18.01M |
Cash From (used in) Discontinued Operations | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
Other Adjustments Net | 37.28M | 6.75M | - | 7.13M | 14.5M | 35.93M | 70.6M | 96.85M | 92.83M | 25.15M |
Net Cash from (used by) Operating Activities | 254.74M | 180.4M | 171.46M | 182.73M | 334.09M | 183.79M | 186.84M | 193.94M | 96.73M | 87.06M |
Increase (Decrease) in Prop Plant And Equipment | -10.12M | 5.19M | -18.22M | -14.38M | -8.97M | -10.73M | -17.49M | -22.65M | -11.85M | -15.14M |
Acquisition Disposition of Subsidiaires | -4.09M | 6.7M | 21.42M | -2.11M | 26.15M | - | - | - | 41.71M | -7.13M |
Increase (Decrease) in Investments | 680.6M | 169.95M | -315.4M | 476.31M | 438.65M | -595.75M | -690.37M | -966.22M | -457.93M | -304.64M |
Other Cash Inflow (Outflow) from Investment Activities | -642.73M | -589.81M | -364.36M | -300.92M | -306.59M | 26.83M | 178.77M | 166.13M | 64.39M | -380.08M |
Net Cash from (used by) Investment Activities | 23.65M | -407.96M | -676.57M | 158.89M | 149.23M | -579.64M | -529.09M | -822.73M | -363.68M | -707M |
Issuance (Purchase) of Equity Shares | - | -0.6M | - | - | 4.32M | - | - | 145.65M | 2.55M | 103.74M |
Issuance (Repayment) of Debt Securities | -54.4M | -47.66M | -45.31M | -544.17M | -163.8M | -71.85M | 94.03M | 181.17M | 452.27M | -216.45M |
Increase (Decrease) in Bank & Other Borrowings | 26.12M | -49.76M | 164.95M | 83.71M | 23.88M | 30.86M | 9.24M | -188.1M | -681.67M | 708.98M |
Payment of Dividends & Other Cash Distributions | -111.72M | -84.04M | -79.45M | -50.94M | -44.23M | -47.47M | -37.39M | -37.39M | -32.02M | -29.07M |
Other Cash from (used by) Financing Activities | -90.92M | 368.91M | 215.75M | 455.74M | -334.89M | 543.24M | 299.31M | 421.74M | 601.13M | -39.61M |
Net Cash from (used by) Financing Activities | -230.93M | 186.85M | 255.94M | -54.87M | -514.71M | 454.86M | 365.19M | 523.07M | 342.26M | 527.58M |
Effect of Exchange Rate Changes on Cash | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
Net Change in Cash & Cash Equivalents | 47.46M | -40.71M | -249.15M | 286.75M | -31.38M | 59M | 22.94M | -105.71M | 75.32M | -92.35M |
Cash & Equivalents at Beginning of Year | 152.54M | 193.25M | 442.4M | 155.65M | 187.04M | 128.03M | 105.09M | 210.57M | 135.25M | 227.6M |
Cash & Equivalents at Year End | 200M | 152.54M | 193.25M | 442.4M | 155.65M | 187.04M | 128.03M | 104.85M | 210.57M | 135.25M |
Glacier Bancorp stock price history provides insight into historical stock price fluctuations, and Glacier Bancorp stock comparison chart enables peer comparison. Some of the key terms used in the statement of cash flows are:
- Glacier Bancorp had a Net Change in Cash and Cash Equivalents of $47.46M for the latest year 2017. If a firm is able to grow its cash, it is considered to be a positive signal and could lead to a jump in the Glacier Bancorp stock price, albeit too much cash on hand can imply the company has no or limited avenues for growth in which to invest this cash.
- Cash Flow from operating activities: This is the cash that the company receives from ongoing operations. Glacier Bancorp gained $254.74M cash from operations. It is important to check this to see where the company is getting its money from.
- Cash Flow from investment activities: This includes buying/selling of land and equipment, acquisitions and mergers, sell-off, investment in other companies like buying bonds, stocks etc., and was $23.65M for GBCI in last 2017 report.
- Cash flow from financing activities shows the flow of cash between Glacier Bancorp and its owners and creditors and was $-230.93M for 2017. Financing activities allow a company to raise capital, and repay bondholders.