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Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ARMP) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains deeply negative with quarterly outflows reaching $5.8M in 2026Q1, reflecting a structural inability to fund clinical development through internal operations.

ARMP Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96Dec'95Dec'94Dec'93
Cash from Operations-23.96M-25.76M-37.55M-47.42M-32.48M-23.57M-18.27M-15.58M-9.38M-9.19M-10.59M-9.78M-12.57M-7.45M-4.28M-10.3M-13.88M-11.64M-16.39M-15.52M-11.23M-20.1M-23.54M-605.54K-10.6M-5.8M-12.5M-10.4M-8.5M-7.2M-4.4M
Operating CF Margin %--525.35%-725.76%-1047.1%-589.71%-526.93%-2219.93%---7993.04%-4072.69%-2059.16%-3073.84%-2291.69%-644.73%-118.2%-134.36%-117.96%-238.45%-160.83%-79.8%-103.95%-124.7%-5.31%-155.88%-80.56%-1388.89%-452.17%-8500%-1800%-4400%
Operating CF Growth %120.18%31.39%20.82%-46%-37.78%-29.04%-17.25%-66.08%-2.07%13.19%-8.26%22.2%-68.8%-73.98%58.46%25.77%-19.3%29.01%-5.59%-38.23%44.12%14.64%-3787.91%94.29%-82.76%53.6%-20.19%-22.35%-18.06%-63.64%-
Net Income-282.61M-173.8M-18.92M-69.05M-36.92M-23.16M-22.18M-19.48M-12.11M-12.84M-18.84M-516K23.11M-58.41M-4.26M-20.72M-16.13M-33.99M-19.2M-14.26M-14.83M-23.77M-27.17M-43.97M-26.7M-8.7M-14.2M-26M-9.9M-8.4M-5.1M
Depreciation & Amortization1.61M1.53M1.32M972K892K1.17M1.11M1.35M389K374K369K330K158K82K91K516K602K720K1.32M1.29M2.42M3.62M8.69M3.46M1.6M1.6M1.6M1.9M1.4M1.3M400K
Stock-Based Compensation2.9M2.61M2.89M938K3.1M2.88M3.48M4.27M478K700K2M483K1.94M1.44M9K718K966K0000080K00000000
Deferred Taxes0000000-454K-328K-1.3M-556K-73K043.19M-1K7.84M-650K00000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items253.45M145.31M-20.75M29.36M0-1.25M196K918K1.84M4.33M5.77M-9.85M-37.22M5.2M31K-87K966K22.14M124K-994K822K2.85M3.67M43.14M15.8M1.1M100K12.8M0-200K0
Working Capital Changes684K-1.41M-2.1M-9.65M439K-3.22M-874K-2.19M345K-457K670K-158K-556K1.05M-151K1.43M361K-508K1.36M-1.56M361K-2.8M-8.81M-3.23M-1.3M200K0900K0100K300K
Change in Receivables00001.05M-2.43M-467K00381K100K-25K-92K15K99K2.29M-1.11M0000-816B-1.39M00000000
Change in Inventory0000000000105K00595K00000000000000000
Change in Payables-133K-334K-3.75M39K3.67M184K544K-1.37M343K-838K298K296K-977K210K-458K0000000000000000
Cash from Investing-506K-542K-1.88M-8.13M-2.21M-1.3M-824K2.88M-44K-58K-279K-210K-1.2M-102K3.1M-662K-514K-32K-612K-408K-316K-2.49M-7.22M-2.22M5.1M-6.2M10.6M-3.3M-4.3M-4.7M500K
Capital Expenditures-506K-542K-1.88M-8.14M-2.21M-1.3M-824K-131K-44K-58K-279K-210K-1.2M-102K-53K-738K-554K-81K-669K-408K-316K-563K-4.41M-2.8M-1.9M-200K-700K-1.5M-1.3M-900K-4.5M
CapEx % of Revenue17.11%11.05%36.32%179.82%40.14%29.15%100.12%--50.43%107.31%44.21%293.89%31.38%7.98%8.47%5.36%0.82%9.73%4.23%2.25%2.91%23.36%24.53%27.94%2.78%77.78%65.22%1300%225%4500%
Acquisitions00000003.01M65K00000000000000358.89K0000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing00010K00009.69M-1.91M000204K3.15M60K24K0000-1.93M-2.81M-2.81M100K001.4M10M9.2M13.8M
Cash from Financing16.27M25.61M34.96M53.99M44.02M25.52M23.21M8.97M12.45M8.67M7.21M12.78M027M950K-259K24.63M3.75M-2.97M28.97M20M10.01M17.32M37.36M7.8M12.9M-500K15M12.7M13.1M800K
Debt Issued (Net)15M25M34.89M54.03M00717K00-815K-100K002M950K-259K-1.36M-1.15M-3M-820K-1.03M5.24M14.26M37.36M-300K-1.1M-800K100K-700K1.6M800K
Equity Issued (Net)1.36M658K130K5K44.52M26.32M22.89M9.97M12.25M9.35M7.39M12.38M025M0026M4.9M28K29.79M21.03M4.01M3.06M06.5M14.1M300K15M13.4M11.5M0
Dividends Paid0000000000-80K00000000000-945K0-400K000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000000000000000000000
Other Financing-95K-46K-61K-43K-500K-801K-400K-1M203K133K13K396K000000000750K001.2M-100K0-100K000
Net Change in Cash-8.2M-693K-4.47M-1.57M4.56M639K4.12M-3.73M3.02M-579K-3.66M2.79M-13.77M19.49M-234K-11.23M10.24M-7.92M-19.97M13.04M8.45M-12.58M-13.44M34.53M2.2M-1M-2.5M-2.2M-2.3M-1.2M-4.2M
Free Cash Flow-24.47M-26.3M-39.43M-55.57M-34.69M-24.88M-19.09M-15.71M-9.43M-9.25M-10.87M-9.99M-13.77M-7.55M-4.33M-11.04M-14.44M-11.72M-17.06M-15.93M-11.55M-20.66M-27.95M-3.4M-12.5M-6M-13.2M-11.9M-9.8M-8.1M-8.9M
FCF Margin %-827.28%-536.4%-762.08%-1226.92%-629.85%-556.08%-2320.05%---8043.48%-4180%-2103.37%-3367.73%-2323.08%-652.71%-126.67%-139.72%-118.79%-248.18%-165.05%-82.04%-106.86%-148.06%-29.84%-183.82%-83.33%-1466.67%-517.39%-9800%-2025%-8900%
FCF Growth %32.54%33.29%29.04%-60.17%-39.44%-30.3%-21.52%-66.7%-1.9%14.89%-8.78%27.46%-82.44%-74.2%60.75%23.5%-23.21%31.32%-7.09%-37.98%44.11%26.1%-721.57%72.78%-108.33%54.55%-10.92%-21.43%-20.99%8.99%-
FCF per Share-0.67-0.73-1.09-1.54-1.01-1.03-1.16-2.01-28.36-20.27-1546.61-258.49-297.95-522.24-631.59-3874.74-6124.73-8381.26-13949.30-14036.12-14055.21-31588.18-44531.99-450.67-1942.80-1126.34-3268.14-3626.94-4653.37-6750.00-341.31
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.09x0.15x1.99x0.69x0.88x1.02x0.82x0.80x0.77x0.72x0.56x18.96x-0.54x0.12x3.86x0.50x0.86x0.34x0.85x1.09x0.76x0.85x0.87x0.01x0.40x0.67x0.88x0.40x0.86x0.86x0.86x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Imminent liquidity and dilution risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Disconnect Masks Cash Burn

As reported in financial statements, Armata’s operating cash flow consistently trails net income, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating wildly between 0.05 and 1.62, suggesting that reported earnings are fundamentally decoupled from the actual cash requirements of the company's ongoing clinical development and research activities.

The extreme volatility in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that net income is heavily influenced by non-cash items or accounting adjustments that do not reflect the company's true liquidity position. Investors should interpret this divergence as a sign that the company's reported profitability metrics are not reliable indicators of its ability to generate internal cash.

Persistent Negative Free Cash Flow

Based on recent SEC filings, Armata’s free cash flow remains deeply negative, with quarterly outflows ranging from $4.3M to $11.5M, highlighting a structural inability to fund operations through internal cash generation while the company continues to advance its clinical-stage phage therapeutic pipeline.

The consistent negative FCF trajectory suggests that the company is entirely dependent on external financing to sustain its research and development efforts. Without a clear path to commercialization, this trend implies that the company will likely continue to consume its remaining cash reserves at an accelerated pace.

Minimal Capital Expenditure Requirements

According to the provided cash flow data, Armata’s capital intensity remains low, with quarterly CapEx/Rev ratios often exceeding 100% due to minimal revenue rather than high investment, suggesting that the company’s primary cash drain is operational overhead rather than significant investment in physical infrastructure or equipment.

The low absolute dollar amount of CapEx indicates that the company is not currently scaling its manufacturing facility in a way that requires heavy capital investment. This suggests that the primary financial risk is not asset maintenance, but rather the high fixed costs associated with clinical trial execution and personnel.

Erratic Working Capital Management

As indicated by historical financial data, Armata’s working capital changes are highly inconsistent, swinging from a $1.8M inflow to a $2.0M outflow, which suggests that the timing of milestone payments and clinical trial accruals creates significant, unpredictable fluctuations in the company's short-term liquidity position.

These erratic swings in working capital warrant further investigation, as they may mask the underlying cash burn rate by temporarily inflating or deflating cash balances. Investors should monitor these movements closely to determine if they represent genuine operational efficiency or merely the timing of lumpy, non-recurring collaboration receipts.

ARMP — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ARMP) generate from operations?

Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ARMP) generated $-25.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ARMP) reported negative free cash flow of $26.3M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

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

Armata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ARMP) spent $0.5M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.