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Ainos, Inc. (AIMD) Cash Flow Statement

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The firm exhibits a persistent cash-burn profile, with free cash flow deficits frequently exceeding $1 million per quarter and a 2026Q1 CapEx/Revenue ratio of 53.1% that lacks commercial justification.

AIMD 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 Operations-4.37M-4.61M-5.81M-4.69M-3.04M-1.25M-499.55K-909.48K-1.01M-542.7K-520.81K-366.41K-554.98K-664.25K-489.44K-309.7K-584.54K-903.11K-948.81K-1.41M-1.46M-655.39K-328.05K-275.36K-542.13K-369.86K-2.72M-5.67M-2.1M-2.71M-1.95M
Operating CF Margin %--3716.82%-28020.01%-3844.56%-86.39%-210.23%-3016.07%-7752.76%-1298.44%-216.28%--18552.61%---92347.55%-530.36%-11350.25%-1728.32%-863.84%-2015.23%-1090.93%-424.02%-636.92%-276.48%-679.96%-52.54%-5063.47%-236356.88%-944.25%-415.88%-292.23%
Operating CF Growth %72.04%20.55%-23.72%-54.39%-143.26%-150.22%45.07%9.88%-85.96%-4.2%-42.14%33.98%16.45%-35.72%-58.03%47.02%35.28%4.82%32.81%3.36%-122.95%-99.78%-19.13%49.21%-46.58%86.41%52.02%-170.26%22.67%-38.88%-50.34%
Net Income-13.94M-14.77M-14.86M-13.77M-14.01M-3.89M-1.45M-1.58M-1.34M-617.38K-669.98K-521.87K2.84M-622.6K-650.85K-1.31M506.31K-2.97M-1.92M-2.51M-2.78M-669.01K-595.21K166.63K-705.82K-481.61K-3.4M-6.12M-2.33M-2.47M-1.62M
Depreciation & Amortization4.78M4.78M4.8M4.85M4.83M2.04M14.7K22.24K56.19K39.99K25.96K19.77K17.54K16.12K15.57K16.6K19.85K21.98K19.77K18.78K15.18K12.44K29.04K22.14K22.83K22.93K23.98K25.72K27.96K29.04K25.97K
Stock-Based Compensation1.67M1.73M3.54M1.11M6.42M150.29K524.78K0100.37K106.25K00001.75K0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes0000000000000000000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items2.06M2.92M672.96K2.9M02.22K0395.04K27.77K38.89K66.61K39.54K-3.4M-46.92K-36.1K514.72K-1.37M885.53K578.6K1.05M1.13M170.82K105.96K-619.92K46.08K12.2K221.43K165.74K74.59K-45.91K395K
Working Capital Changes1.06M728.68K37.12K189.8K-289.35K441.72K411.6K254.54K145.12K-110.46K123.22K135.69K-17.07K-10.85K181.93K472.76K260.01K1.16M375.88K29.58K170.28K-169.64K132.15K155.78K94.78K76.61K428.08K254.56K131.29K-226.13K-757.15K
Change in Receivables6934399201.09K-201.55K000-502.01K31.8K-93.87K00000000000000000000
Change in Inventory-181.27K-151.81K23.84K221.77K-595.22K3.02K1.11K-4.13K22.67K-7.97K-14.7K000000000000007.2K-7.2K-48.64K000
Change in Payables00000794.17K419.62K261.67K54.84K-9.46K106.95K-8.61K-61.8K-61.8K78.87K253.71K218.43K413.03K413.03K111.87K018.49K000000000
Cash from Investing18.29K-2.22K-125.29K-101.53K-630.18K-180.52K-7.24K-13.11K-7.28K-49.1K-148.33K-11.58K-10.6K-15.06K-4.07K-2.81K-11.73K-13.08K-21.15K-11.6K-37.75K-3.49K-3.49K102.13K-44.68K-32.32K-45.24K-44.43K6M494.13K-6.03M
Capital Expenditures-9.46K-34.56K-21.33K-92.98K-633.82K-143.79K-7.24K-13.11K-7.28K-49.1K-148.33K-11.58K0-15.06K-4.07K-2.81K-11.73K-13.08K-21.15K-11.6K-37.75K00-3.06K-7.36K00-6.13K-11.07K-12.69K-48.19K
CapEx % of Revenue52.25%27.84%102.9%76.15%18.01%24.18%43.73%111.73%9.36%19.57%-586.23%--768.68%4.81%227.83%25.03%19.26%16.56%28.18%--3.07%9.23%--255.42%4.98%1.94%7.21%
Acquisitions1.75K000000000000000000000000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing26K32.34K-103.96K-8.54K3.65K-36.73K00-2.37K-49.1K-100.64K-4.5K-10.6K-15.06K-4.07K-2.81K-11.73K-20.17K-20.17K-19.34K0-3.49K-3.49K105.18K-37.32K-32.32K-45.24K-38.3K6.01M506.81K-5.98M
Cash from Financing4.41M1.01M8.03M4.92M3.85M3.15M120K54.97K254.98K2.44M782.13K80.57K877.6K678.59K497.96K311K576.39K929.56K933.63K1.26M1.52M842.42K326.52K184.44K518.6K128.51K1.81M2.24M0300K9.68M
Debt Issued (Net)1.81M-1M8.12M5.31M2.07M3.09M120K-70.08K095K262.5K0877.6K679.09K477.96K120K0000-68.5K-20K9.5K-23.76K39.2K87.31K1M1M0300K300K
Equity Issued (Net)2.6M2.01M0-3011.78M00125.05K0144.36K000-50020K106K438.19K759.74K933.63K1.26M1.59M862.42K317.02K208.19K479.4K41.2K806.8K1.24M009.38M
Dividends Paid00000000-34.28K00000-23.58K0-1.23K-77.9K-77.9K000000000000
Share Repurchases0-2600-301000000000-50041.83K000000-66000000000
Other Financing00-97.5K-390K064.75K00289.26K2.2M519.63K80.57K0023.58K85K139.43K247.72K0000000000000
Net Change in Cash213.14K-3.48M2.01M32.27K101.86K1.73M-386.79K-867.62K-761.5K1.85M112.99K-297.42K686.38K-7224.44K-1.51K-19.88K13.36K-36.33K-166.66K20.53K187.03K-5.02K11.2K-68.22K-273.67K-960.36K-3.47M3.9M-1.92M1.69M
Free Cash Flow-4.38M-4.65M-5.83M-4.79M-3.67M-1.39M-506.79K-922.58K-1.02M-591.8K-669.14K-377.99K-554.98K-679.31K-493.52K-312.51K-596.27K-916.19K-969.97K-1.42M-1.5M-655.39K-328.05K-278.42K-549.49K-369.86K-2.72M-5.68M-2.11M-2.73M-2M
FCF Margin %-24200.77%-3744.66%-28122.91%-3920.71%-104.4%-234.42%-3059.8%-7864.49%-1307.8%-235.84%--19138.84%---93116.23%-535.17%-11578.08%-1753.35%-883.1%-2031.79%-1119.11%-424.02%-636.92%-279.55%-689.19%-52.54%-5063.47%-236612.29%-949.23%-417.82%-299.43%
FCF Growth %21.57%20.25%-21.76%-30.29%-163.64%-175.02%45.07%9.24%-71.76%11.56%-77.02%31.89%18.3%-37.65%-57.92%47.59%34.92%5.54%31.87%5.02%-128.71%-99.78%-17.83%49.33%-48.57%86.41%52.07%-169.13%22.62%-36.17%-54.04%
FCF per Share-0.73-1.09-0.61-1.17-1.35-0.92-0.93-0.43-0.43-0.39-0.50-0.28-0.74-2.64-1.92-1.37-2.99-6.18-8.90-15.27-19.00-11.32-7.51-8.10-17.67-13.42-100.55-254.39-111.07-143.55-144.86
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.31x0.31x0.39x0.34x0.22x0.32x0.34x0.57x0.75x0.88x0.78x0.70x0.89x1.07x0.75x0.24x-1.15x0.30x0.49x0.56x0.53x0.98x0.55x-1.65x0.77x0.77x0.80x0.93x0.90x1.10x1.21x
Interest Paid03221.67K16.9K43.25K19.38K090300000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0800800800000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Imminent liquidity insolvency risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

According to quarterly financial data, Ainos consistently reports net losses that dwarf operating cash outflows, with an OCF/NI ratio hovering around 0.40, suggesting that non-cash charges like depreciation and stock-based compensation are masking the true, underlying cash-consumptive nature of the firm's current diagnostic development activities.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's accounting losses are significantly mitigated by non-cash expenses, which may obscure the severity of the cash burn. Investors should monitor whether this divergence continues as the company attempts to scale its VOC sensing platform, as it currently suggests a reliance on accounting adjustments rather than operational efficiency.

Free Cash Flow Remains Deeply Negative

As reported in recent financial statements, Ainos continues to experience a sustained free cash flow deficit, with quarterly outflows frequently exceeding $1 million, highlighting a business model that lacks the necessary revenue generation to cover its heavy research and development expenditures in the current market environment.

The consistent negative free cash flow trajectory suggests that the company is not yet capable of self-funding its operations, necessitating ongoing reliance on external capital. This trend warrants further investigation into how long the firm can sustain such burn rates before its cash reserves are fully depleted.

Capital Intensity Decoupled From Revenue

Based on reported figures, Ainos exhibits erratic capital expenditure patterns, with CapEx/Revenue ratios reaching as high as 53.1% in 2026Q1, which indicates that the firm is investing heavily in infrastructure despite a lack of meaningful commercial scale or predictable revenue streams to justify such capital intensity.

The high variability in capital spending suggests that the company is struggling to balance its R&D requirements with its limited liquidity. This level of capital intensity appears unsustainable for a firm that has yet to demonstrate a clear path to commercial viability or product-market fit.

Working Capital Volatility Signals Instability

Analysis of recent filings reveals significant fluctuations in working capital, with changes ranging from -$465.9K to $504.0K, which suggests that the company's cash management is highly sensitive to the timing of sporadic diagnostic kit orders and the lack of a stable, recurring operational cycle.

These swings in working capital appear to reflect the company's reliance on transactional, non-recurring revenue rather than a predictable business model. Investors should monitor these shifts as they may indicate underlying difficulties in managing inventory and collections during periods of low commercial activity.

Stock-Based Compensation Masks Cash Needs

As indicated by the provided financial statements, Ainos frequently utilizes stock-based compensation, with quarterly figures reaching as high as $2.2 million, which serves to preserve cash but potentially dilutes existing shareholders to fund the ongoing operational burn that the core business cannot currently support.

The reliance on equity-based incentives appears to be a strategic choice to conserve limited cash reserves, yet it highlights the company's inability to generate sufficient internal cash flow. This practice may indicate that the firm is prioritizing survival over shareholder value, warranting close scrutiny of future dilution risks.

AIMD — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Ainos, Inc. (AIMD) generate from operations?

Ainos, Inc. (AIMD) generated $-4.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Ainos, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Ainos, Inc. (AIMD) reported negative free cash flow of $4.6M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Ainos, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Ainos, Inc. (AIMD) 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 Ainos, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Ainos, Inc. (AIMD) spent $0.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.