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CVD Equipment Corporation (CVV) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity is under pressure as evidenced by a negative $865,000 free cash flow in 2026Q1, exacerbated by the consistent use of over $200,000 in quarterly stock-based compensation.

CVV 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-2.27M-3.68M-1.49M-206K194K-4.27M-1.13M570.71K506.54K-2.38M8.85M1.87M1.55M-1.07M-182.16K4.19M3.81M-2.02M1.96M204.38K70.54K1.4M-792.38K592.48K-1.04M1.8M463.23K218.89K31.16K437.55K530.2K
Operating CF Margin %--14.26%-5.54%-0.85%0.75%-25.98%-6.69%2.9%2.08%-5.79%42.25%4.81%5.52%-5.97%-0.82%13.51%23.42%-19.13%10.81%1.51%0.53%12.43%-8.03%6.05%-11.28%16.56%4.87%4.13%1.03%11.54%10.57%
Operating CF Growth %4037.25%-147.01%-622.82%-206.19%104.54%-277.22%-298.48%12.67%121.29%-126.88%372.45%21.26%244.78%-485.93%-104.35%9.99%288.19%-203.09%860.2%189.74%-94.94%276.08%-233.74%156.86%-158.03%287.62%111.63%602.46%-92.88%-17.47%-
Net Income-3.61M-1.58M-1.9M-4.18M-224K4.75M-6.07M-6.33M-5.2M5.26M-149.12K3.2M-2.47M-560.32K435.59K3.78M531.77K179.02K631.78K777.09K604.33K390.91K70.72K-336.95K168.2K874.14K928.68K160.54K84.2K633.91K1.14M
Depreciation & Amortization621K683K684K792K867K742K1.39M1.04M1.14M867.28K813.66K826.53K797.93K646.42K515.22K597.04K588.99K580.24K522.92K436.17K358.05K350.14K356.88K351.58K294.72K265.67K269.45K232.75K148.73K165.42K313.49K
Stock-Based Compensation898K942K1.06M908K435K315K242.68K572.18K939.71K932.74K775.76K750.76K515.93K461.19K234.86K290.6K172.49K166.62K313.84K000000000000
Deferred Taxes000-631K0001.43M-495.23K831.15K-435.5K1.63M-1.48M-1.4M-178.31K433.18K76.94K-263.14K-506.44K-296.52K272.43K58.76K139.62K0-75.45K38K42.15K-208.69K57.25K-129.6K-67.74K
Other Non-Cash Items99K145K869K904K0-9.34M3.74M-200K159.82K-78.77K-16.39K-30.83K-66.01K-795.83K697.07K6.45K-37.68K-29.13K324.79K259.53K167.88K-15.13K4.43K-95.05K-10.95K-33.13K41.47K82.22K-35.65K-238.42K-971.53K
Working Capital Changes-278K-3.86M-2.21M2M-884K-740K-428.99K4.06M3.96M-10.19M7.86M-4.51M4.25M577.6K-1.89M-918.62K2.47M-2.66M675.59K-971.88K-1.33M610.57K-1.36M672.9K-1.42M650.85K-818.51K-47.93K-223.38K6.24K120.84K
Change in Receivables823K-1.31M-256K3.94M-2.79M-2.44M1.36M1.52M-2.03M-1.45M2.5M3.4M-3.52M1.56M-858.08K-2.17M-741.3K541.61K-947.07K000000000000
Change in Inventory604K365K646K-1.92M-1.31M-101K585.87K152.16K967.93K345.92K-290.11K1.86M-344.71K-1.75M464.17K760.39K-211.72K-883.56K-276.68K-311.13K-552.35K-243.8K-397.6K597.64K-1.19M-24.14K258.86K-291.48K-286.47K-96.05K120.84K
Change in Payables-428K-37K-524K-154K293K343K282.54K-177.8K-461.77K431.84K435.13K-1.37M1.21M-419.99K106K141.22K-232.8K-467.2K822.9K000000000000
Cash from Investing492K-99K144K-133K-708K22.84M-1.58M-2.69M-2.53M-15.32M-410.94K-47.34K-208.14K1.56M-9.67M-1.56M-373.73K-231.23K-2.96M-987.1K-238.66K-485.96K-47.89K-67.4K-1.98M18.49K53.21K-929.01K-963.44K-129.59K-134.36K
Capital Expenditures-16K-48K-106K-418K-665K-236K-1.58M-2.69M-2.54M-14.89M-112.49K-248.31K-617.76K-2.07M-11.8M-204.94K-373.73K-232.08K-3.38M-575.56K-224.9K-485.96K-47.89K-67.4K-1.98M-126.78K-277.29K-1.57M-683.44K-121.7K-134.36K
CapEx % of Revenue0.08%0.19%0.39%1.73%2.58%1.43%9.32%13.68%10.43%36.2%0.54%0.64%2.21%11.58%53.24%0.66%2.3%2.19%18.63%4.24%1.68%4.33%0.48%0.69%21.43%1.17%2.92%29.72%22.5%3.21%2.68%
Acquisitions556K00000000-419.81K-500K00000000000000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing0-51K250K285K-43K23.08M003.26K-10.5K201.55K200.96K409.62K3.63M2.13M-1.36M0850425.31K-411.55K-13.76K0002.5K145.28K00720K-7.89K0
Cash from Financing-247K-87K-82K-1K-1.77M-9.62M1.75M-657.59K-743.7K10.23M162K-720K-617.8K-2.96M5.44M9.26M-304.18K-347.29K1.6M5.64M160.01K-815.29K690.24K-527.12K982.83K-53.5K-7.53K674.35K820.29K-135.69K-569.47K
Debt Issued (Net)-247K-87K-82K-77K-1.77M-9.62M1.75M-657.59K-743.7K10.09M-300K-580K-720K-3.04M5.15M-597.04K-368.03K-347.29K1.58M-311.95K-28.06K-963.39K690.24K-527.12K973.03K-97.81K-17.78K674.35K321.14K-135.69K-569.47K
Equity Issued (Net)00076K000000000009.39M63.85K005.95M188.07K148.1K009.8K44.31K10.25K0000
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000000000000000000000
Other Financing000000000146.22K462K0102.2K75.73K286.55K473.97K0021K000000000499.15K00
Net Change in Cash-2.02M-3.86M-1.43M-340K-2.29M8.95M-964.92K-2.78M-2.77M-7.47M8.6M1.11M719.3K-2.47M-4.42M11.89M3.13M-2.6M610.92K4.85M-8.11K93.99K-150.03K-2.05K-2.04M1.76M508.91K-35.77K-111.99K172.26K-173.63K
Free Cash Flow-2.28M-3.73M-1.59M-624K-524K-4.51M-2.71M-2.12M-2.03M-17.27M8.74M1.63M927.49K-3.14M-11.98M3.98M3.43M-2.26M-1.42M-371.18K-154.36K909.28K-840.27K525.08K-3.02M1.67M185.94K-1.36M-652.28K315.85K395.84K
FCF Margin %-11.83%-14.45%-5.93%-2.59%-2.03%-27.42%-16.02%-10.78%-8.35%-41.99%41.71%4.17%3.31%-17.55%-54.06%12.85%21.12%-21.33%-7.82%-2.73%-1.16%8.1%-8.51%5.36%-32.71%15.39%1.96%-25.59%-21.48%8.33%7.89%
FCF Growth %-27.67%-133.6%-155.61%-19.08%88.38%-66.39%-27.98%-4.25%88.24%-297.59%437.7%75.26%129.55%73.8%-400.76%16%252.25%-58.94%-282.28%-140.46%-116.98%208.21%-260.03%117.37%-281.15%797.47%113.72%-107.77%-306.52%-20.21%-
FCF per Share-0.33-0.54-0.23-0.09-0.08-0.67-0.41-0.32-0.31-2.701.390.260.15-0.52-1.950.710.71-0.47-0.30-0.10-0.050.28-0.280.17-0.970.510.06-0.45-0.220.110.14
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.63x2.32x0.78x0.05x-0.87x-0.90x0.19x-0.09x-0.10x-0.45x-59.37x0.58x-0.62x1.90x-0.42x1.11x7.16x-11.30x3.11x0.26x0.12x3.57x-11.20x-1.76x-6.20x2.05x0.50x1.36x0.37x0.69x0.47x
Interest Paid10K13K19K24K8K261K445.11K365.25K463.85K71.26K79.86K92.1K0163.74K204.87K182.97K226.56K248.72K229K000000000000
Taxes Paid21K27K3K8K1K28K3.04K2.8K472.54K601.8K101.35K427.08K025451.52K813.34K40.05K95.42K514.22K000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Operational cash flow volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Volatile

As reported in recent financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging from a negative 6.28 in 2025Q1 to a positive 17.05 in 2024Q4, indicating significant distortions from non-cash items and working capital fluctuations.

The extreme variance in the conversion of net income to operating cash flow suggests that headline earnings are poor indicators of the company's actual liquidity generation. Investors should monitor this divergence closely, as it implies that accounting accruals and timing differences in project-based revenue recognition are currently masking the underlying cash burn.

Free Cash Flow Path Unstable

Based on the provided cash flow data, the company's free cash flow trajectory is highly inconsistent, alternating between periods of cash generation and significant outflows, such as the negative $3.2 million FCF recorded in 2025Q2, reflecting the lumpy nature of its capital equipment project cycles.

The inability to maintain a positive free cash flow margin suggests that the business model is currently unable to self-fund its operations. This instability warrants further investigation into whether the company can achieve a sustainable cash-flow inflection point without recurring reliance on its existing cash reserves.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

According to quarterly cash flow filings, working capital changes have been the primary driver of liquidity volatility, with a notable $3.1 million outflow in 2025Q1 followed by a $1.1 million inflow in 2025Q4, highlighting the sensitivity of cash balances to project-based billing and collection cycles.

These sharp swings in working capital suggest that the company's cash position is highly dependent on the timing of milestone payments from its research and industrial clients. The reliance on these inflows to offset operational losses appears to be a structural vulnerability that could exacerbate liquidity risks during project delays.

SBC Masks True Operational Burn

As indicated by the cash flow statements, the company consistently utilizes stock-based compensation, averaging over $200,000 per quarter, which effectively obscures the true magnitude of the operational cash burn by reducing the reported cash impact of employee-related expenses on the bottom line.

While stock-based compensation is a non-cash expense, its persistent use suggests that the company is managing its cash burn by diluting shareholders rather than achieving operational efficiency. This practice may indicate that the underlying cost structure is not yet aligned with the current revenue-generating capacity of the business.

CVV — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does CVD Equipment Corporation (CVV) generate from operations?

CVD Equipment Corporation (CVV) generated $-3.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is CVD Equipment Corporation's free cash flow?

CVD Equipment Corporation (CVV) reported negative free cash flow of $3.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is CVD Equipment Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

CVD Equipment Corporation (CVV) 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.