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Curis, Inc. (CRIS) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Persistent negative free cash flow, including a $9.0M outflow in 2026Q1, underscores a critical reliance on external funding to cover operational costs that consistently exceed the company's limited cash reserves.

CRIS 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'99
Cash from Operations-28.95M-27.2M-39.56M-38.43M-54.34M-37.62M-25.74M-26.2M-30.07M-48.35M-35.81M-29.89M-16.81M-9.54M-15.19M-4.56M-1.63M-7.59M-12.44M-8.59M-5.98M-8.14M-7.33M-9.76M-6.92M-24.88M-23.59M-14.77M
Operating CF Margin %--288.05%-362.7%-383.46%-534.71%-353.26%-237.55%-261.95%-288.31%-488.53%-475.77%-379.4%-170.8%-63.59%-89.52%-30.91%-10.18%-88.34%-148.7%-52.44%-40.04%-135.6%-147.99%-88.35%-37.61%-2289.61%-2366.07%-459.8%
Operating CF Growth %41.34%31.25%-2.94%29.27%-44.44%-46.16%1.78%12.84%37.82%-35.03%-19.81%-77.79%-76.24%37.21%-232.95%-180.11%78.53%39%-44.76%-43.73%26.53%-11.05%24.91%-41.1%72.19%-5.45%-59.75%-
Net Income-21.16M-7.58M-43.39M-47.41M-56.67M-45.44M-29.91M-32.14M-32.58M-53.32M-60.41M-58.98M-18.73M-12.32M-16.42M-9.86M-4.44M-9.82M-12.12M-6.96M-8.83M-14.86M-13.9M-11.62M-82.32M-81.86M-350.35M-12.11M
Depreciation & Amortization118K169K187K255K1.39M158K144K125K177K235K193K160.81K155.08K141.52K126.54K107.4K686.5K751.21K998.6K1.3M1.43M1.01M1.08M1.5M2.43M26.63M11.15M989.49K
Stock-Based Compensation2.85M4.02M5.93M6M05.28M2.7M2.66M3.94M5.36M4.33M3.88M3.06M3M3.62M1.77M1.97M1.85M2.21M3.19B3.76B1.37B1.63B1.63B2.16B000
Deferred Taxes000001.4M24K07K00-21.55K-718.54K-771.39K-2.26M9.78M-98.11K-1.85M-2.21M-3.19B-3.76B-1.37B-1.63B-1.63B-2.16B000
Other Non-Cash Items-10.79M-25.56M1.43M-55K7.76M-26K255K4.71M-112K91K18.2M24.17M-455.2K914.01K535.01K-6.86M-892.37K1.86M2.4M3.66M4.02M922K3.61M3.63M76.27M23.78M316.22M-1.79M
Working Capital Changes30K1.75M-3.72M2.78M-6.82M1M1.05M-1.56M-1.5M-723K1.88M903.59K-125.35K-503.94K-804.72K490.61K1.14M-372.51K-3.71M-6.5M-2.72M4.78M1.89M-3.27M-3.3M6.58M-611.21K-1.86M
Change in Receivables-2.07M-1.03M-555K181K249K-181K201K-380K209K-614K-353K-145.04K-483.81K-569.12K-866K50.3K423.39K-408.42K123.13K1.11B-272.62M-1.04B-1.74B-1.74B-72.25M000
Change in Inventory000000001.87M-49.92M-34.74M-75.47M-42.15M-53.72M-52.83M-450.47M-992.47M1.96B-1.2B-2.35B1.84B1B2.76B2.77B2.8B000
Change in Payables2.78M2.55M-2.08M3.34M-3.88M4.96M1M60K-1.87M-376K2.31M1.77M360.87K181.82K20.32K416.2M955.59M-1.96B1.2B1.2B-1.6B8.32M-1.07B-1.07B-2.73B000
Cash from Investing2.5M2.5M29.44M37.79M33.02M-47.9M-49.05M-4.46M21.37M-3.63M30.12M-6.43M16.27M-13.62M-23M9.78M-14.89M818.34K5.32M-5.92M3.42M4.71M-21.63M1.64M-1.07M6.43M24.64M20.27M
Capital Expenditures0000-416K0-677K-41K-85K-188K-329K-47.98K-92.21K-153.01K-104.97K-260.4K-274.84K-19.54K-60.55K-66.47K-694.11K-2.87M-1.92M-152.06K-411.69K-1.75M-1.57M-610.01K
CapEx % of Revenue0%---4.09%-6.25%0.41%0.82%1.9%4.37%0.61%0.94%1.02%0.62%1.76%1.72%0.23%0.72%0.41%4.65%47.82%38.7%1.38%2.24%160.69%157.81%18.99%
Acquisitions0000000085K188K329K23.79K1.75K0077.07K060.55M-241.49M316.12K01.92B-1.92B0405.49K0687.5K0
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing2.5M2.5M000000-85K-188K-329K13.88K13.88K13.92K41.63K261.09K99.16K-60.55M241.49M-8.16K-5.85K-1.92B1.92B2.07M-3.84M32.56M28.05M-659.92K
Cash from Financing21.17M9.77M3.44M7.58M867K-4.17M188.81M23.27M-5.96M64.23M-1.37M61.66M-1.3M20M35.82M2.08M17.07M3.89M-112.49K13.08M-920.94K3.06M23.91M8.93M-3.37M5.12M48.62M-20.49M
Debt Issued (Net)-3.12M-5.59M-8.59M0-4.97M0891K23.2M-6.1M21.74M-4.27M-4.16M-1.59M030M000-401.21K-1.57M-1.23M2.09M806.82K-6.82M-2.55M396.73K-89.05K-249.14K
Equity Issued (Net)24.29M15.35M12.02M14.12M5.84M300K193.22M68K041.55M2.91M65.83M016.25M879.08K288.82K14.94M3.89M288.73K14.65M312.39K974.78K22.54M15.75M-825.17K4.8M48.7M968.25K
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000000000000000000-21.89K-869.38K000
Other Financing000-6.54M0-4.47M-5.3M0143K946K00283.15K3.75M4.95M1.79M2.13M000-3910696.44K00-83.8K0-21.21M
Net Change in Cash-5.28M-14.94M-6.68M6.93M-20.36M-89.69M114.03M-8.05M-14.65M12.25M-7.05M25.34M-1.84M-3.16M-2.37M7.29M551.12K-2.88M-7.24M-1.43M-3.48M-369.63K-5.05M813.94K-12.02M-13.48M49.66M-14.99M
Free Cash Flow-28.95M-27.2M-39.56M-38.43M-54.75M-37.62M-26.42M-26.25M-30.15M-48.54M-36.14M-29.94M-16.9M-9.69M-15.3M-4.82M-1.9M-7.61M-12.5M-8.66M-6.67M-11.01M-9.25M-9.91M-7.33M-26.62M-25.17M-15.38M
FCF Margin %-409.88%-288.05%-362.7%-383.46%-538.8%-353.26%-243.8%-262.36%-289.13%-490.43%-480.14%-380.01%-171.74%-64.61%-90.14%-32.68%-11.9%-88.57%-149.42%-52.85%-44.68%-183.42%-186.69%-89.72%-39.85%-2450.3%-2523.88%-478.79%
FCF Growth %13.8%31.25%-2.94%29.8%-45.55%-42.41%-0.65%12.95%37.89%-34.32%-20.71%-77.1%-74.41%36.64%-217.15%-153.35%74.97%39.14%-44.35%-29.77%39.38%-19.08%6.73%-35.25%72.47%-5.79%-63.64%-
FCF per Share-0.15-0.21-6.27-7.26-11.73-8.22-10.86-15.82-18.21-32.55-27.22-24.27-19.66-11.77-19.35-6.32-2.54-11.69-19.73-15.77-13.60-22.90-21.66-27.52-22.71-83.56-142.22-143.97
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.37x3.59x0.91x0.81x0.96x0.83x0.86x0.82x0.92x0.91x0.59x0.51x0.90x0.77x0.93x0.46x0.37x0.77x1.03x1.23x0.68x0.55x0.53x0.84x0.08x0.30x0.07x1.22x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Imminent liquidity exhaustion

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Disconnect Masks Cash Burn

According to historical financial data, Curis exhibits a persistent disconnect between net income and operating cash flow, with the OCF/NI ratio frequently fluctuating, suggesting that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items rather than reflecting the underlying reality of the company's ongoing cash consumption.

The frequent divergence between net income and operating cash flow suggests that accounting adjustments are masking the true severity of the company's operational cash requirements. Investors should monitor this gap closely, as it indicates that the company's reported profitability metrics are not indicative of its ability to generate self-sustaining cash flows.

Persistent Negative Free Cash Flow

As reported in quarterly filings, Curis has consistently generated negative free cash flow over the last ten quarters, with the most recent period showing a $9.0M outflow, underscoring the company's total reliance on external financing to fund its clinical development pipeline and general operations.

The lack of positive free cash flow suggests that the company's current business model is fundamentally incapable of covering its R&D expenses through existing royalty streams. This trajectory implies that without a significant change in operational efficiency or a major partnership, the company will continue to face severe liquidity pressure.

Volatile Working Capital Management

Based on the provided cash flow statements, Curis has experienced significant volatility in working capital changes, with fluctuations ranging from $1.8M to -$3.3M, which suggests an inconsistent approach to managing payables and receivables in the absence of a robust commercial product revenue base.

This volatility may indicate that the company is attempting to manage its limited cash runway by timing payments to vendors or clinical research organizations. Such practices are often a sign of financial stress and warrant further investigation into the company's ability to maintain stable operational relationships.

SBC Obscures True Cash Costs

As indicated by the cash flow data, stock-based compensation has been a recurring non-cash expense for Curis, often exceeding $1M per quarter, which effectively masks the true economic cost of talent retention while simultaneously diluting existing shareholders to preserve the company's dwindling cash reserves.

While stock-based compensation does not impact immediate cash outflows, it represents a significant hidden cost that investors must account for when evaluating the company's long-term value. The reliance on equity-based incentives suggests that management is prioritizing cash preservation at the expense of long-term shareholder dilution.

CRIS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Curis, Inc. (CRIS) generate from operations?

Curis, Inc. (CRIS) generated $-27.2M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

Curis, Inc. (CRIS) reported negative free cash flow of $27.2M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

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

Curis, Inc. (CRIS) 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.