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AIRIAir Industries Group
$3.08$12M
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Air Industries Group (AIRI) Cash Flow Statement

26Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains deeply negative, evidenced by a -14.8% FCF margin in 2026Q1 and a consistent failure to convert net income into operating cash.

AIRI 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'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99
Cash from Operations-4.17M-1.35M324K4.86M448K4.06M-1.52M-888K-2.34M-3.99M-692K-894K-2.8M8.89M1.69M3.63M2.9M-140K-5.95M-729.53K-1.16M671.04K441.78K190.33K-33.65K25.33K-132.64K
Operating CF Margin %--2.82%0.59%9.44%0.84%6.9%-3.04%-1.63%-5.04%-7.99%-1.03%-1.11%-4.35%14.15%2.64%6.76%5.97%-0.36%-12.91%-2.21%-41.88%10.58%6.74%5.33%-0.63%0.47%-7.1%
Operating CF Growth %-2057.21%-517.28%-93.34%985.27%-88.98%366.49%-71.73%61.99%41.39%-476.01%22.6%68.06%-131.49%424.73%-53.37%25.28%2171.43%97.65%-715.38%37.27%-273.31%51.89%132.11%665.61%-232.86%119.1%-
Net Income-1.34M0-1.37M-2.13M-1.08M1.63M1.1M-2.73M-10.99M-22.55M-15.62M-832K667K3.74M2.55M2.25M-2.91M-16.54M627.9K-336.57K-749.7K-1.21M696.36K27.61K-1.4M70.56K28.28K
Depreciation & Amortization3.44M02.92M3M3.07M3.29M3.05M3.47M2.88M3.4M4.63M4.35M3.53M2.87M2.76M2.39M1.94M2.26M1.3M714.17K78.66K31.29K21.76K30.47K31.62K28.95K13.51K
Stock-Based Compensation573K0797K482K526K443K211K244K292K564K167K100K42K38K101K131K0237K000000000
Deferred Taxes000000627K0846K13.38M2.06M-215K-1.04M-1.24M-59K00-515K389.06K-163.46K00007.89K-7.89K0
Other Non-Cash Items1.17M3.14M67K68K-499K8K-1.9M1.5M3.93M1.83M1.36M683K685K-361K154K389K-785K10.67M856.71K394.08K516.58K105.06K-595.79K-42.52K2.53K117.8K62
Working Capital Changes-8.02M-4.5M-2.1M3.44M-1.57M-1.31M-4.61M-3.37M713K-607K6.71M-4.98M-6.68M2.98M-3.81M-1.52M4.66M3.75M-9.08M-984.66K-1.01M1.75M319.45K174.78K1.32M-184.09K-174.49K
Change in Receivables-915K2.06M-1.06M1.53M1.3M-1.59M-1.04M-1.65M-561K1M4.62M91K-2.42M2.87M-4.61M-2.09M900K-229K000000000
Change in Inventory-6.35M-5.45M1.04M1.97M-2.29M2.59M-3.47M405K1.4M905K-2.9M-8.41M-1.8M440K1.14M-1.08M-340K-2.86M-3.32M-2.65M-434.36K361.71K-646.33K-202.84K127.98K-179.23K-7.47K
Change in Payables69K888K961K00-1.59M275K-970K-2.2M-3.53M4.98M2.79M-2.25M-809K-474K1.56M0424K000000000
Cash from Investing-2.33M-3.12M-2.29M-2.11M-2.36M-1.36M-3.8M-764K3.69M1.76M-924K-8.56M-9.66M-1.12M-13.04M-1.29M-1.11M-2.82M-9.72M4.16M-8.44M-55.93K269.99K0122.16K-185.51K-47.34K
Capital Expenditures-2.53M-3.32M-2.3M-2.12M-2.36M-1.36M-3.8M-764K-1.79M-2.5M-2.6M-2.22M-906K-668K-1.44M-1.29M-770K-2.56M-9.72M-812.37K-4.32M-55.93K-30.01K0-3.52K-32.63K-47.34K
CapEx % of Revenue5.34%6.93%4.18%4.11%4.43%2.31%7.58%1.4%3.86%5.01%3.88%2.76%1.41%1.06%2.24%2.4%1.58%6.62%21.09%2.46%155.67%0.88%0.46%-0.07%0.6%2.53%
Acquisitions200K200K0000005.47M4.26M1.67M-6.34M-8.76M-450K-11.6M00000-4.12M000000
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing0016K7K0000-523K3.27M1.67M-656K-335K-380K-11.89M0-340K-256K04.97M1.68K0300K0-25K-152.88K0
Cash from Financing10.44M8.33M2.37M-2.69M1.57M-4.58M6.53M934K33K1.55M2.39M8.56M13.32M-7.7M11.26M-2.31M-1.71M3.12M15.66M-4.49M10.66M-495.21K-719.13K-257.48K-132.17K131.52K297.42K
Debt Issued (Net)6.78M3.82M2.04M-2.66M1.59M-4.58M5.78M250K-2.73M-6.13M-1.43M13.49M8.72M-7.08M5.21M-2.19M03.55M8.34M-4.57M3.88M148.37K-612.31K-257.48K-137.13K139.99K0
Equity Issued (Net)3.78M4.64M327K000984K02.88M000006.53M00000000007.36K374.9K
Dividends Paid00000000000-4.47M-3.75M-1.43M-359K000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000000000-587K000000000000
Other Financing-127K-127K0-25K-20K0-226K684K-125K7.68M3.82M-462K8.34M810K-122K-116K-1.71M-424K7.32M86K6.79M-643.58K-106.83K04.97K-15.84K-77.48K
Net Change in Cash3.93M3.86M407K65K-346K-1.88M1.21M-718K1.38M-674K775K-889K857K71K-87K40K80K164K0-1.06M1.06M119.89K-7.37K-67.15K-43.65K-28.66K117.44K
Free Cash Flow-6.71M-4.67M-1.98M2.74M-1.91M2.7M-5.32M-1.65M-4.12M-6.49M-3.29M-3.11M-3.71M8.22M256K2.35M2.13M-2.7M-15.66M-1.54M-5.49M615.1K411.76K190.33K-37.17K-7.3K-179.98K
FCF Margin %-14.15%-9.75%-3.59%5.32%-3.59%4.58%-10.62%-3.03%-8.9%-13%-4.91%-3.87%-5.76%13.08%0.4%4.36%4.38%-6.99%-34%-4.67%-197.55%9.7%6.28%5.33%-0.69%-0.14%-9.64%
FCF Growth %-405.66%-136.42%-172.07%243.39%-170.85%150.73%-222.16%59.93%36.42%-97.29%-5.56%15.95%-145.07%3111.33%-89.08%10.09%178.8%82.74%-915.86%71.89%-991.88%49.38%116.34%611.99%-409.23%95.94%-
FCF per Share-1.40-0.98-0.590.84-0.590.74-1.45-0.57-1.53-4.90-4.34-4.16-5.3613.860.546.5513.15-153.82-923.28-191.49-1725.14803.01537.55262.16-51.20-4.89-148.38
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)5.01x1.04x-0.24x-2.28x-0.42x2.50x-1.39x0.33x0.21x0.18x0.04x1.07x-4.20x2.38x0.66x1.62x5.37x0.01x-9.47x2.16x1.55x-0.55x0.63x6.89x0.02x0.36x-4.69x
Interest Paid429K1.83M1.85M1.91M1.29M1.21M924K2.27M1.51M2.04M1.49M1.65M1.07M1.19M1.58M000000000000
Taxes Paid4K21K20K6.1K6K7K022K2K8K13K445K2.49M1.06M64K000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Persistent negative operating cash

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Cash

According to the provided cash flow statements, AIRI consistently fails to convert net income into operating cash, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching an extreme 59.64 in 2025Q3, suggesting that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from the actual cash-generating capacity of the underlying manufacturing operations.

The frequent divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that accruals and working capital swings are masking the core business's inability to generate self-sustaining cash. Investors should monitor this volatility, as it suggests that the company's earnings quality is low and highly sensitive to non-cash adjustments.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trend

As reported in financial statements, AIRI's free cash flow trajectory remains deeply negative, with the company burning cash in nine of the last ten quarters, including a significant -14.8% FCF margin in 2026Q1, which highlights a structural inability to fund operations through internal cash generation.

The persistent negative FCF suggests that the company is currently reliant on external financing or existing liquidity to cover its operational and capital requirements. This trend appears unsustainable without a fundamental improvement in throughput or a significant reduction in the cost base.

Working Capital Drag on Liquidity

Based on reported figures, working capital changes have been a consistent drain on cash, with a $3.5 million outflow in 2025Q3 alone, indicating that the company struggles to efficiently manage its inventory and receivables cycle amidst a contracting revenue environment.

The recurring negative working capital adjustments suggest that the company may be experiencing production bottlenecks or delays in collecting payments from defense prime contractors. This pattern warrants further investigation into whether the company is accumulating obsolete inventory or facing extended payment terms that pressure its cash position.

Capital Intensity Amidst Revenue Decline

Data indicates that AIRI continues to deploy capital into machinery, with CapEx/Revenue ratios peaking at 10.0% in 2025Q1, which appears disproportionately high given the 13.04% decline in revenue and the company's inability to achieve positive operating margins on its existing asset base.

The continued investment in capital equipment during a period of revenue contraction may indicate a commitment to maintaining specialized NAVAIR-certified capabilities. However, this strategy appears to be exacerbating the company's cash burn, as the new assets are not yet contributing to meaningful margin expansion or revenue growth.

AIRI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Air Industries Group (AIRI) generate from operations?

Air Industries Group (AIRI) generated $-1.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Air Industries Group's free cash flow?

Air Industries Group (AIRI) reported negative free cash flow of $4.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Air Industries Group's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Air Industries Group (AIRI) spent $3.3M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.