Vermilion Energy Inc. (VET) Cash Flow Statement

NYSE: VETOperating cash, capex, free cash flow and buybacks.

Where VET’s cash came from and went, 2025

December 31, 2025 · Canadian dollars
Cash from operations
C$942.9M
−2.6% vs 2024
Capital expenditures
C$616.7M
35.0% of revenue
Free cash flow
C$326.1M
18.5% margin
Returned to shareholders
C$134.1M
41% of free cash flow
Change in cash
−C$100.1M
cash at year-end C$19.1M
Cash from operations: C$942.9MCash from operationsC$942.9MBorrowing: C$317.3MBorrowingC$317.3MDrawn from cash: C$100.1MDrawn from cashC$100.1MInvestments (net), Currency & other: C$53.3MOther sourcesC$53.3MAcquisitions & other: C$662.8MAcquisitions & otherC$662.8M · 47%Capital expenditures: C$616.7MCapital expendituresC$616.7M · 44%Dividends: C$98.3MDividendsC$98.3M · 7%Share buybacks: C$35.7MShare buybacksC$35.7M · 3%C$1.41B
Cash from operations
C$942.9M
Capital expenditures
−C$616.7M
Investments (net)
+C$41.8M
Acquisitions & other
−C$662.8M
Dividends
−C$98.3M
Share buybacks (net)
−C$35.7M
Net borrowing (repayment)
+C$317.3M
Currency & other
+C$11.5M
Change in cash
−C$100.1M

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VET operating cash flow, capex and free cash flow

Operating cash flowCapital expendituresFree cash flowFCF margin (right axis)

VET cash flow trends, 2016–2025

Vermilion Energy Inc. cash flow trends
MetricTrendThenLatestChange
Operating cash flowC$509.5M2016C$942.9M2025+7.1%/yr
Capital expendituresC$340.9M2016C$616.7M2025+6.8%/yr
Free cash flowC$168.6M2016C$326.1M2025+7.6%/yr
Free cash flow margin19.1%201618.5%2025−0.6 pts
Operating cash flow / net income9.5420171.382022−8.16
Stock-based compensationC$69.2M2016C$18.8M2025−13.5%/yr
Dividends paidC$104.7M2016C$98.3M2025−0.7%/yr
Share buybacks (net)C$02016C$35.7M2025—
Capex / revenue38.6%201635.0%2025−3.7 pts

Change is the average annual growth (CAGR) or the difference between the first and latest year.

VET cash flow by activity

OperatingInvestingFinancingChange in cash

VET net income vs operating cash flow

Net incomeOperating cash flow

Operating cash flow above net income usually means earnings are backed by cash (depreciation and stock-based pay are non-cash expenses).

VET cash flow statement in Canadian dollars

Vermilion Energy Inc. annual cash flow statement
2025202420232022202120202019201820172016
Operating activities
Net income−C$364.5M−C$46.7M−C$237.6MC$1.31BC$1.15B−C$1.52BC$32.8MC$271.6MC$62.3M−C$160.1M
Depreciation & amortizationC$768.5MC$683.2MC$712.6MC$577.1MC$571.7MC$2.31BC$721.4MC$620.9MC$539.5MC$533.1M
Stock-based compensationC$18.8MC$15.6MC$42.8MC$44.4MC$41.6MC$42.9MC$64.2MC$60.7MC$61.6MC$69.2M
Change in working capital−C$4.1M−C$182.7M−C$61.1MC$216.9M−C$56.9MC$12.4M−C$65.1M−C$6.9MC$665,000C$8.4M
Other non-cash itemsC$524.2MC$498.4MC$567.9M−C$337.2M−C$870.6M−C$352.4MC$70.1M−C$130.4M−C$70.1MC$58.9M
Cash from operating activitiesC$942.9MC$967.8MC$1.02BC$1.81BC$834.5MC$500.2MC$823.5MC$816.0MC$593.9MC$509.5M
Investing activities
Capital expenditures−C$616.7M−C$623.0M−C$732.5M−C$551.8M−C$374.8M−C$367.2M−C$523.2M−C$794.5M−C$348.1M−C$340.9M
Investments (net)C$41.8M−C$634.9M−C$576.4M−C$1.06B−C$469.7M−C$401.4M−C$618.7M−C$739.0M−C$347.7M−C$353.2M
Acquisitions & other investing−C$662.8MC$623.0MC$732.5MC$551.8MC$374.8MC$367.2MC$523.2MC$794.5MC$348.1MC$340.9M
Cash from investing activities−C$1.24B−C$634.9M−C$576.4M−C$1.06B−C$469.7M−C$401.4M−C$618.7M−C$739.0M−C$347.7M−C$353.2M
Financing activities
Dividends paid−C$98.3M−C$73.0M−C$62.1M−C$32.7M−C$32.7M−C$117.7M−C$391.5M−C$330.2M−C$200.1M−C$104.7M
Share repurchases & issuance (net)−C$35.7M−C$140.7M−C$94.8M−C$71.7MC$0—C$0C$0C$0C$0
Net borrowing (repayment)C$317.3M−C$133.1M−C$163.4M−C$644.0M−C$363.4M−C$2.9MC$188.5MC$232.3M−C$63.6M−C$26.7M
Shares issuedC$0C$0C$0C$0C$0C$0C$0C$0C$0C$0
Other financing−C$2.5MC$2.8MC$0C$0C$32.7MC$0C$0C$0C$0C$0
Cash from financing activitiesC$180.8M−C$344.1M−C$320.3M−C$748.4M−C$363.4M−C$120.6M−C$203.0M−C$97.9M−C$263.7M−C$131.4M
Summary
Net change in cash−C$100.1M−C$9.7MC$127.6MC$7.8M−C$876,000−C$22.1MC$2.2M−C$19.8M−C$16.2MC$21.1M
Cash at end of periodC$19.1MC$131.7MC$141.5MC$13.8MC$6.0MC$6.9MC$29.0MC$26.8MC$46.6MC$62.8M
Free cash flowC$326.1MC$344.8MC$292.1MC$1.26BC$459.7MC$132.9MC$300.3MC$21.5MC$245.8MC$168.6M
Free cash flow margin18.5%16.6%13.3%33.9%20.6%10.7%19.7%1.3%22.4%19.1%
Capex / revenue35.0%30.0%33.3%14.8%16.8%29.4%34.3%47.3%31.7%38.6%
Operating cash flow / net income———1.380.73—25.113.009.54—

Negative numbers are cash paid out. Quarterly columns are labeled by the month the quarter ended. Figures in Canadian dollars as reported; data from EODHD.

VET cash generation

In fiscal 2025 (ended December 31, 2025), Vermilion Energy generated C$942.9 million of cash from operations (down 2.6%) and spent C$616.7 million on capital expenditures, leaving free cash flow of C$326.1 million, 18.5% of revenue. It returned C$134.1 million to shareholders through dividends (C$98.3 million) and net share buybacks (C$35.7 million). Cash and equivalents fell by C$100.1 million over the year.

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VET cash flow FAQ

What is Vermilion Energy's free cash flow?

Vermilion Energy's free cash flow was C$326.1 million in fiscal 2025: C$942.9 million of operating cash flow minus C$616.7 million of capital expenditures It was C$344.8 million a year earlier..

How much cash does Vermilion Energy generate from operations?

Vermilion Energy generated C$942.9 million of cash from operating activities in fiscal 2025.

How much does Vermilion Energy spend on capital expenditures?

Vermilion Energy spent C$616.7 million on capital expenditures in fiscal 2025, 35.0% of revenue, compared with C$623.0 million the year before.

How much stock does Vermilion Energy buy back?

Vermilion Energy spent C$35.7 million on net share repurchases in fiscal 2025.

How much does Vermilion Energy pay in dividends?

Vermilion Energy paid C$98.3 million in dividends in fiscal 2025, 30.2% of free cash flow.

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