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Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow has deteriorated into negative territory, reaching a -13.4% margin in 2026Q3, while working capital swings, such as the $10.7 million outflow in 2026Q1, continue to impair liquidity.

CNVS Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMMar'25Mar'24Mar'23Mar'22Mar'21Mar'20Mar'19Mar'18Mar'17Mar'16Mar'15Mar'14Mar'13Mar'12Mar'11Mar'10Mar'09Mar'08Mar'07Mar'06Mar'05Mar'04Mar'03
Cash from Operations-11.09M17.41M-10.59M-8.97M4.88M-20.01M7.76M11.09M22.4M31.7M25.5M9.21M39.59M29.37M39.94M30.07M9.95M33.82M-443K-19.19M-5.26M-3.26M321K-760K
Operating CF Margin %-22.27%-21.56%-13.19%8.7%-63.68%19.76%20.71%33.09%35.07%24.42%8.73%37.95%36.22%52.17%51.46%14.41%43.66%-0.55%-40.73%-31.3%-30.59%4.46%-17.98%
Operating CF Growth %-808.86%264.36%-18.04%-283.93%124.39%-357.76%-30%-50.49%-29.34%24.29%176.89%-76.74%34.82%-26.46%32.79%202.32%-70.58%7733.86%97.69%-265.04%-61.36%-1114.95%142.24%-
Net Income-9.22M3.76M-21.27M-9.73M2.27M-62.82M-4.43M-16.23M-18.45M-15.13M-42.51M-32.17M-25.86M-21.07M-23.04M-29.24M-29.51M-37.37M-35.69M-26M-16.81M-6.79M-4.8M-3.4M
Depreciation & Amortization4.42M3.8M3.77M3.83M4.57M6.92M9.39M13.75M17.99M33.44M43.2M43.38M41.96M39.23M39.79M37.96M36.67M36.64M34.16M18.31M5.24M3.68M2.81M1.69M
Stock-Based Compensation418K1.93M1.54M4.47M5.49M2.89M00001.83M2.2M2.51M2.28M3.42M2.27M1.48M945K453K00000
Deferred Taxes0000-888K00000000-5.02M0000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-387K-2.47M16.91M3.29M661K46.53M-5.06M29.46M35.74M78.63M24.89M13.87M11.55M18.11M17.57M13.63M5.56M18.07M12.38M8.49M6.93M1.28M1.94M381K
Working Capital Changes-6.37M10.39M-11.54M-10.83M-7.22M-13.53M7.86M6.32M11.96M3.4M-1.9M-18.07M9.43M-4.17M2.21M5.45M-4.25M15.53M-11.76M-19.99M-614K-1.44M377K576K
Change in Receivables16.37M-619K7.57M10.26M-9.06M14.43M311K5.61M13.73M-2.27M5.48M-1.77M-8.45M-1.54M-11.34M-6.84M-1.04M10.67M-9.36M-13.05M-1.75M-455K-283K88K
Change in Inventory000050K251K495K211K737K511K286K-146K-1.21M-127K0000000000
Change in Payables-13.42M0-12.76M-18.05M4.1M-29.77M7.98M-540K-3.32M000000000000000
Cash from Investing-1.41M-635K-531K-1.27M-12.3M-1.71M-1.25M-1.97M-931K-447K-1.39M514K-52.01M-4.25M-17.32M-41.07M-19.39M-34.24M-96.86M-135.28M-51.1M-5.92M-3.59M-2.63M
Capital Expenditures-1.5M-1.17M-1.07M-1.27M-641K-2.61M-1.25M-1.97M-931K-486K-1.38M-1.57M-1.36M-6.48M-16.39M-43.31M-14.23M-22.03M-96.35M-156.51M-26.69M-1.93M-279K-327K
CapEx % of Revenue2.71%1.5%2.18%1.87%1.14%8.3%3.17%3.68%1.38%0.54%1.32%1.49%1.3%7.99%21.42%74.1%20.61%28.44%118.97%332.22%158.93%18.14%3.87%7.73%
Acquisitions0000-11.67M84K00039K02.95M-48.5M-3.13M4.27M000-50K-3.16M0-3.39M-3.07M-2.31M
Investments------------------------
Other Investing0000000000-8K-865K-2.15M-4.12M-2.19M800K2.75M-12.2M-603K0-231K-599K-248K1K
Cash from Financing8.86M-8M9.14M4.33M2.64M24.27M-10.09M-9.2M-16.08M-44.17M-17.63M-40.94M49.18M-29.51M-15.53M12.65M2.71M-13.41M97.58M147.2M88.22M11.63M4.65M3.35M
Debt Issued (Net)4.49M-6.56M1.38M4.33M-9.74M-18.38M-15.94M-9.2M-43.17M-52.15M1.2M-40.81M3.13M-33.54M-22.15M11.57M8.98M-16.6M100.7M147.31M-2.12M6.74M-133K850K
Equity Issued (Net)6.49M-215K8.52M012.38M42.65M5.85M027.87M0-2.67M-87K50.21M11M7.07M1.14M-31K3.19M-3.16M139K90.34M4.89M4.78M2.5M
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0-215K000000-163K0-2.67M0000-66K-31K-755K-3.16M00-172K00
Other Financing-2.12M-1.23M-769K00000-781K7.98M-16.16M-46K-4.16M-6.97M-449K-66K-6.23M035K-251K0000
Net Change in Cash-3.62M8.77M-1.99M-5.91M-3.79M2.56M-3.58M-80K5.39M-12.91M6.48M-31.22M36.77M-4.39M7.09M1.65M-6.73M-13.83M279K-7.26M31.86M2.45M1.37M-45K
Free Cash Flow-12.59M16.24M-11.66M-10.24M4.24M-22.62M6.51M9.12M21.47M31.21M24.11M6.78M36.09M19.77M21.35M-13.85M-5.12M10.08M-97.32M-175.7M-31.95M-5.19M42K-1.09M
FCF Margin %-22.75%20.77%-23.74%-15.06%7.56%-71.98%16.58%17.03%31.72%34.53%23.09%6.42%34.59%24.38%27.89%-23.7%-7.42%13.02%-120.17%-372.95%-190.23%-48.73%0.58%-25.71%
FCF Growth %-686.72%239.26%-13.83%-341.74%118.74%-447.14%-28.55%-57.52%-31.23%29.43%255.94%-81.22%82.53%-7.4%254.17%-170.52%-150.77%110.36%44.61%-449.93%-515.59%-12457.14%103.86%-
FCF per Share-0.660.91-0.95-1.150.49-3.542.964.8118.5877.5674.5717.65126.4383.21117.76-89.94-35.7773.39-761.02-1480.83-453.63-107.361.74-71.80
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.37x4.83x0.49x0.92x2.21x0.32x-0.53x-0.68x-1.21x-2.10x-0.61x-0.29x-1.53x-1.39x-1.73x-1.03x-0.34x-0.90x0.01x0.74x0.31x0.48x-0.07x0.22x
Interest Paid35K995K376K000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid26K34K55K000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Persistent Operating Cash Deficits

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Volatile

According to the provided cash flow statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching an extreme 14.36 in 2025Q4, suggesting that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from the actual cash generation capabilities of the underlying business model.

The wide variance in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that accruals and non-cash adjustments are significantly distorting the company's reported profitability. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it suggests that the firm's accounting earnings may not be a reliable proxy for its ability to fund operations internally.

Free Cash Flow Trajectory Deteriorating

As reported in financial statements, Cineverse's free cash flow has trended into negative territory, culminating in a -13.4% FCF margin in 2026Q3, which highlights the company's ongoing struggle to achieve self-sustaining cash generation despite its strategic pivot toward a digital-first streaming and technology services model.

The consistent inability to generate positive free cash flow suggests that the company's current scale is insufficient to cover its operating and capital requirements. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether the business model can reach a sustainable inflection point without requiring additional external financing or further dilution.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

Based on the reported figures, working capital changes have been a significant drag on cash flow, with a notable $10.7 million outflow in 2026Q1, indicating that the company's cash conversion cycle is highly sensitive to fluctuations in receivables and payables management within the FAST ecosystem.

These large, periodic working capital outflows suggest that the company may be experiencing difficulty in timing its cash collections relative to its content-related obligations. Such volatility in working capital management appears to be a primary driver of the company's recurring cash burn, necessitating closer scrutiny of its credit terms.

Hidden Cash Flow Distortions Observed

Data from recent filings indicates that stock-based compensation and depreciation adjustments frequently mask the true cash cost of operations, as seen in the 2026Q1 period where SBC added $418,000 back to the cash flow statement while the company simultaneously faced a massive working capital drain.

The reliance on non-cash add-backs to bolster operating cash flow figures may obscure the underlying cash burn associated with the company's growth initiatives. Analysts should be wary of these adjustments, as they appear to provide a temporary buffer that does not address the fundamental lack of operational cash generation.

CNVS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) generate from operations?

Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) generated $17.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Cineverse Corp.'s free cash flow?

Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) generated $16.2M in free cash flow in 2025. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is Cineverse Corp.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) spent $1.2M 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 Cineverse Corp. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) spent $0.2M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.