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CYRXCryoport, Inc.
$16.28$817M
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Cryoport, Inc. (CYRX) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Persistent cash burn is highlighted by a negative free cash flow margin that reached -34.7% in 2024Q2, indicating an inability to fund operations through internal cash generation.

CYRX Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Mar'16Mar'15Mar'14Mar'13Mar'12Mar'11Mar'10Mar'09Mar'08Mar'07Mar'06Mar'05Mar'05
Cash from Operations-4.24M-8.58M-16.32M-757K-1.85M8.13M-14.87M-1.32M-3.35M-3.58M-5.72M-6.31M-4.13M-4.38M-4.79M-6.78M-4.81M-2.85M-2.59M-1.82M-710.26K-1.16M-1.02M-1.02M
Operating CF Margin %--4.87%-7%-0.32%-0.83%3.65%-18.89%-3.9%-17.08%-29.97%-74.48%-107.2%-104.89%-164.69%-434.8%-1220.25%-1011.86%-2419%-7363.83%-2178.27%-1058.46%-759.01%-375.09%-375.09%
Operating CF Growth %614.73%47.44%-2056.27%59.1%-122.78%154.66%-1022.81%60.51%6.44%37.35%9.31%-52.77%5.77%8.45%29.42%-40.92%-68.62%-10.32%-42.09%-156.28%38.56%-13.54%--
Net Income77.14M78.3M-114.76M-99.59M-37.33M-275.53M-32.69M-18.33M-9.56M-7.9M-13.11M-9.82M-7.03M-19.57M-6.38M-7.83M-6.15M-5.65M-16.71M-4.56M-2.33M-1.52M-1.04M-1.04M
Depreciation & Amortization26.47M27.71M30.76M27.49M22.77M20.25M9.87M2.42M857.94K664.83K374.2K239.23K197.94K311.59K393.96K343.03K245.48K150.09K81.98K1.34M111.22K88.75K92.6K92.6K
Stock-Based Compensation4.96M11.03M19.7M22.81M20.08M15.35M8.92M16.52M5.48M3.55M3.12M2.88M881.71K678.12K693.18K565.76K477.62K166.09K948.57K00000
Deferred Taxes1.1M00-1.98M0253.79M858K0453.92K197.68K4.37M019.14K20.09K00478.97K1.9M2.27M00000
Other Non-Cash Items13.31M-111.93M56.58M49.73M24.7M1.24M437K1.04M899.41K6.13K84.78K01.37M14.39M00-76564910.84M1.28M1.18M110.17K75.02K75.02K
Working Capital Changes-13.73M-13.69M-8.61M780K-32.07M-6.96M-2.25M-2.97M-1.49M-100.54K-549.4K-918.14K432.13K-217.72K441.04K-92.47K139.57K585.12K-17.62K116.55K327.01K167.22K-147.62K-147.62K
Change in Receivables-7.3M-6.53M-4.15M3.67M-4.14M-7.27M-2.62M-3.6M-1.96M-441.64K-581.2K-469.81K-76.59K-323.6K-70.97K-90.33K25.24K-78.49K18.86K012.13K-26.37K00
Change in Inventory120K-2.19M3.25M1.51M-14.2M-5.98M1.32M-253K-105.72K-25.3K-74.89K-70.47K-39.98K9.51K12.54K-7.53K16K81.01K-408.29K24.06K44.31K-39.34K-97.86K-97.86K
Change in Payables-2.68M-3.46M-76K-2.77M-6.48M2.87M4.25M570.48K405.07K123.25K51.32K313.23M209.14K-221.93K443.57K-62.24M-109.73M300.45K-15.87K083.61K60.09K00
Cash from Investing244.4M250.32M176.81M36.05M-59.68M-469.25M-382.31M-62.93M-12.88M-1.8M-1.07M-1.12M-70.13K-138.89K-178.68K-388.06K-465.45K-138.87K485-382.53K0-42.05K-14.88K-14.88K
Capital Expenditures-15.12M-16.44M-17.25M-38.78M-22.11M-23.88M-8.92M-5.34M-2.91M-1.71M-1.07M-1.12M-70.13K-138.89K-156.2K-262.64K-341.4K-148.87K-108.36K-182.53K0-42.05K-14.88K-14.88K
CapEx % of Revenue8.27%9.33%7.4%16.35%9.93%10.73%11.33%15.72%14.85%14.35%13.91%19.03%1.78%5.22%14.19%47.27%71.8%126.21%308.5%218.43%-27.61%5.48%5.48%
Acquisitions210.24M210.24M0-7.34M-6.55M-5.54M-363.14M-20.32M0000000000000000
Investments------------------------
Other Investing-306K-3.07M-4.33M-5.14M910K-1.13M-751K-73K-46.57K-85.65K-5K000-22.48K-125.42K-124.05K10K108.84K00000
Cash from Financing-20.89M-21.07M-161.53M-23.8M-39.17M564.34M385.58M74.15M38.53M15.9M6.14M8.81M5.23M4.33M909.39K2.51M10.93M6.37M604.71K4.17M969.93K482.54K1.75M1.75M
Debt Issued (Net)-14.84M-15.04M-164.32M-25.28M-3.26M36.61M114.93M-23K14.99M-656.22K-399.35K-1.03M613.38K4.46M1.12M-2.62M01.32M601.4K3.41M81K-8K137.14K137.14K
Equity Issued (Net)-6.04M-6.04M2.79M1.48M-35.91M527.73M274.77M74.17M23.83M16.56M6.46M9.83M4.7M326.89K05.29M11.78M5.41M3.31K807.37K904.53K490.54K1.61M1000K
Dividends Paid00000000000-1.07B000000000000
Share Repurchases-10.01M-10.01M00-37.96M0000000000000000000
Other Financing000000-4.12M000010.88K000-159.93K0000-15.6K000
Net Change in Cash236.81M205.21M-1.06M9.75M-102.51M102.23M-10.36M9.91M22.28M10.52M3.12M1.39M1.04M-193.52K311.74K160.2K-3.63M3.37M147.14K-60.72K259.67K-715.47K720.2K720.2K
Free Cash Flow-17.82M-28.09M-33.58M-45.66M-26.05M-16.88M-24.54M-6.73M-6.31M-5.38M-6.79M-7.42M-4.2M-4.52M-4.96M-7.17M-5.28M-3M-2.69M-2M-710.26K-1.2M-1.03M-1.03M
FCF Margin %-9.74%-15.94%-14.39%-19.24%-11.7%-7.58%-31.18%-19.84%-32.17%-45.04%-88.38%-126.23%-106.67%-169.91%-451.04%-1290.09%-1109.74%-2545.21%-7672.33%-2396.7%-1058.46%-786.62%-380.58%-380.58%
FCF Growth %48.19%16.36%26.46%-75.28%-54.3%31.2%-264.4%-6.65%-17.26%20.67%8.59%-76.88%7.12%8.95%30.75%-35.84%-75.76%-11.41%-34.55%-181.98%40.71%-15.97%--
FCF per Share-0.36-0.56-0.69-0.93-0.57-0.37-0.64-0.20-0.22-0.23-0.48-0.94-0.84-1.04-1.47-2.77-4.44-6.71-7.32-5.69-2.57-4.49-6.46-6.46
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.23x-0.12x0.16x0.02x0.01x-0.03x0.45x0.07x0.35x0.45x0.44x0.64x0.59x0.22x0.75x0.87x0.78x0.50x0.15x0.40x0.31x0.76x0.98x0.98x
Interest Paid743K02.69M3.4M3.63M3.3M1.82M707K6374.74K9.53K57.12K753015.68K113.31K39.57K13.88K95.36K00000
Taxes Paid1.97M01.42M1.46M1.98M1.31M60K14K19.95K5.14K5.67K3.63K1.6K1.6K1.6K1.6K1.6K1.6K80000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Biotech funding cycle sensitivity

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

Based on reported quarterly filings, Cryoport exhibits a chronic inability to convert net income into operating cash flow, with OCF/NI ratios frequently oscillating in negative territory, suggesting that reported accounting profits are often decoupled from the actual cash-generating capacity of the company's core logistics operations.

The consistent failure to generate positive operating cash flow despite occasional net income spikes highlights a reliance on non-cash accounting adjustments. Investors should monitor this divergence as it suggests that the company's business model currently consumes more liquidity than it produces, regardless of headline earnings.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

As reported in financial statements, Cryoport's free cash flow remains consistently negative, with FCF margins reaching as low as -34.7% in 2024Q2, indicating that the company is currently unable to fund its operational and capital requirements through internal cash generation alone.

The persistent negative FCF trajectory suggests that the company's infrastructure-heavy model is not yet self-sustaining. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the current capital expenditure levels are truly growth-oriented or merely necessary to maintain existing, underutilized logistics assets.

Capital Intensity Outpacing Revenue Growth

According to recent SEC filings, Cryoport's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has remained elevated, peaking at 20.2% in 2023Q4, which suggests that the company is forced to commit significant capital to maintain its specialized dewar fleet despite a contracting revenue base.

High capital intensity in a period of revenue decline may indicate that the company is struggling with asset utilization. This capital-heavy structure appears to be a significant drag on cash flow, potentially limiting the company's flexibility during periods of sector-wide biotech funding volatility.

Working Capital Volatility Impairs Liquidity

Based on the provided cash flow data, working capital changes have frequently acted as a drain on cash, with a notable $10.1M outflow in 2025Q2, suggesting that the company's collection and inventory management cycles are not currently optimized to support its cash flow needs.

The erratic nature of these working capital swings may reflect the complexities of managing a global supply chain for sensitive biological materials. Investors should monitor whether these outflows are temporary timing issues or indicative of structural inefficiencies in the company's accounts receivable and inventory management processes.

Obscured Cash Flow Realities

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation, which reached $5.8M in 2023Q4, consistently masks the true extent of the company's cash burn, suggesting that the reported cash flow figures may be more optimistic than the underlying operational performance would otherwise indicate.

By adding back non-cash expenses like SBC and depreciation, the company presents a more favorable cash flow picture than the actual cash movement suggests. This accounting treatment warrants further investigation, as it may be obscuring the true cost of talent and infrastructure required to sustain the business.

CYRX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Cryoport, Inc. (CYRX) generate from operations?

Cryoport, Inc. (CYRX) generated $-8.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

Cryoport, Inc. (CYRX) reported negative free cash flow of $28.1M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

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

Cryoport, Inc. (CYRX) spent $16.4M 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 Cryoport, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Cryoport, Inc. (CYRX) spent $10.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.