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Digimarc Corporation (DMRC) Cash Flow Statement

20Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains structurally negative at -25.0% of revenue in 2026Q1, even as the company continues to deploy $885,000 toward share repurchases.

DMRC 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'06
Cash from Operations-8.14M-11.78M-26.57M-22M-44.41M-26.12M-19.94M-22.41M-21.21M-17.61M-13.86M-9.74M-6.73M3.47M15.6M10.23M10.43M779K3.9M1.02M-1.77M
Operating CF Margin %--34.73%-69.17%-63.11%-147.06%-98.48%-83.11%-97.5%-100.08%-69.85%-63.62%-43.9%-26.24%9.93%35.16%28.4%33.49%4.08%19.73%7.87%-15.96%
Operating CF Growth %284.45%55.67%-20.81%50.47%-70.04%-30.99%11.04%-5.67%-20.44%-27.03%-42.34%-44.66%-293.87%-77.74%52.44%-1.9%1239.15%-80.04%280.78%158.01%-
Net Income-27.55M-32.31M-39.01M-45.96M-59.8M-34.76M-32.54M-32.84M-32.51M-25.77M-21.67M-17.93M-15.82M-507K8.27M5.66M4.17M-2.76M1.49M55K-2.69M
Depreciation & Amortization7.11M6.46M7.59M8.13M8.58M2.54M2.77M2.21M2.14M2.43M2.46M2.43M2.31M1.99M985K737K644K589K766K612K616K
Stock-Based Compensation4.49M11.97M10.03M11.16M11.29M11.94M9.12M8.21M7.3M6.76M5.55M5.08M5.4M4.5M5.26M4.22M3.07M2.44M1.45M0790K
Deferred Taxes0000000-12.06M00-5.55M-5.08M2.08M-1.57M3.4M-1.77M-888K0000
Other Non-Cash Items10.25M2.39M17K270K1M-4.38M204K12.06M9.95M12.35M5.55M5.08M-23K-346K-1.94M1.65M3.07M691K362K1.21M-13K
Working Capital Changes-2.44M-293K-5.2M4.41M-5.48M-1.45M508K7K1.85M-1.02M-202K691K-692K-595K-379K-254K366K-188K-161K-851K-473K
Change in Receivables-1.14M-718K-687K-335K2.23M-2.65M114K-133K2.52M-1.33M-462K-64K1.32M-1.67M-187K-21K89K269K-44K00
Change in Inventory0002.46M0-2.08M0-702K35K-471K00-1.59M-746K420K240K-198K-174K000
Change in Payables-359K-434K-1.61M660K02.08M0702K-878K585K637K125K124K124K-228K-668K507K122K000
Cash from Investing10.32M12.1M-11.28M12.56M3.76M25.98M-34.26M-10.94M8.5M18.97M-15.49M-5.19M-4.39M-1.71M-9.75M6.17M-10.2M-9.32M-24.74M-3.94M203K
Capital Expenditures-636K-570K-212K-314K-934K-1.57M-1.02M-1.71M-2.04M-3.01M-2.63M-2.11M-2.59M-2.74M-1.74M-1.37M-1.7M-1.3M-1.32M-367K-536K
CapEx % of Revenue1.98%1.68%0.55%0.9%3.09%5.93%4.25%7.46%9.62%11.93%12.05%9.52%10.09%7.84%3.92%3.8%5.44%6.83%6.69%2.82%4.84%
Acquisitions0000-3.51M00659K747K819K790K895K-92K1.1M-5.78M2.1M2.8M1.1M448K00
Investments---------------------
Other Investing-566K-654K-431K-426K-533K-2M-612K-659K-747K-819K-790K-895K92K-1.1M-9.18M-2.1M-2.8M-1.1M-448K0136.95M
Cash from Financing-2.24M-2.91M28.77M-2.76M60.5M-5.77M62.69M17.29M-833K27.83M37.83M11.97M13.43M-4.82M-2.4M-19.33M-2.78M-1.5M10.62M-1.02M3.39M
Debt Issued (Net)-20K-32K-37K-36K-35K05.03M0000000000-39K-6K00
Equity Issued (Net)-2.22M-2.88M28.8M-2.72M60.53M-5.77M51.73M16.11M-2.09M26.65M37.16M10.45M13.6M-1.82M-3.1M-20.39M-2.78M-1.46M23.86M2.19M242K
Dividends Paid000000000000-1.65M-3.2M-2.34M000000
Share Repurchases-2.22M-2.88M-3.42M-2.72M-2.36M-5.77M-3.76M-3.51M-2.09M-3.03M-2.54M-2.44M-2.39M-1.82M-4.76M-22.05M-5.82M-1.74M000
Other Financing0000005.92M1.18M1.26M1.18M668K1.51M1.49M201K3.04M1.07M00-13.24M-3.21M3.15M
Net Change in Cash-84K-2.54M-9.09M-12.14M19.81M-5.91M8.48M-16.07M-13.54M29.18M8.48M-2.96M2.31M-3.06M3.45M-2.92M-2.54M-3.13M-10.22M-3.93M1.83M
Free Cash Flow-8.82M-12.35M-26.78M-22.73M-45.88M-27.69M-21.57M-24.13M-23.25M-20.62M-16.49M-11.85M-9.32M731K13.86M8.86M8.74M-523K2.58M658K-2.3M
FCF Margin %-27.45%-36.41%-69.72%-65.23%-151.92%-104.4%-89.91%-104.95%-109.71%-81.78%-75.67%-53.42%-36.33%2.09%31.24%24.59%28.05%-2.74%13.04%5.05%-20.8%
FCF Growth %63.26%53.89%-17.81%50.44%-65.69%-28.36%10.59%-3.77%-12.76%-25.03%-39.13%-27.15%-1375.24%-94.73%56.39%1.44%1770.55%-120.27%292.1%128.57%-
FCF per Share-0.40-0.57-1.26-1.12-2.40-1.68-1.67-2.05-2.05-1.95-1.79-1.45-1.300.111.981.191.15-0.070.360.09-0.32
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.32x0.36x0.68x0.48x0.74x0.75x0.61x0.68x0.65x0.68x0.64x0.54x0.43x-6.85x1.89x1.81x2.50x-0.28x2.62x18.64x0.66x
Interest Paid0000000000000000009K00
Taxes Paid25K063K233K61K40K0088K37K38K1.23M263K46K1.82M13K42K021K00

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Insufficient liquidity runway

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

According to quarterly financial data, Digimarc consistently reports net losses that significantly exceed operating cash outflows, with OCF/NI ratios frequently oscillating between 0.27 and 0.81, suggesting that non-cash expenses like stock-based compensation are masking the true severity of the company's underlying cash burn.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's accounting earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash charges, which obscures the actual cash-generative capacity of the business. Investors should monitor whether this divergence narrows as the company attempts to scale its commercial SaaS platform, as current levels suggest the business model remains fundamentally cash-consumptive.

Free Cash Flow Remains Deeply Negative

As reported in recent financial statements, Digimarc's free cash flow trajectory remains firmly in negative territory, with FCF margins reaching -25.0% in 2026Q1, highlighting a structural inability to fund operations through internal cash generation despite the company's ongoing pivot toward recurring subscription-based revenue models.

The consistent failure to achieve positive free cash flow suggests that the company's commercial expansion is currently being subsidized by existing capital rather than operational success. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether the current cost structure can be rationalized without compromising the technical moat that the company relies upon for its long-term value proposition.

Capital Allocation Amidst Liquidity Constraints

Based on reported figures, Digimarc continues to utilize limited cash reserves for share repurchases, with $885,000 deployed in 2026Q1 alone, a decision that appears counterintuitive given the company's urgent need to preserve liquidity to fund its ongoing commercial transition and bridge the gap to profitability.

The decision to prioritize share buybacks while the company is actively burning cash and facing revenue contraction may indicate a management focus on supporting the stock price rather than strengthening the balance sheet. This capital allocation strategy appears risky, as it accelerates the depletion of the company's $9.8 million cash position at a time when financial flexibility is paramount.

SBC Obscures True Operational Burn

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation, which reached $3.8 million in 2025Q2, serves as a significant non-cash adjustment that effectively hides the true economic cost of the company's specialized engineering talent and the actual cash burn required to sustain its current R&D efforts.

By relying heavily on equity-based compensation, the company manages to report lower cash outflows than would otherwise be required to attract and retain its workforce. Investors should be wary of this dynamic, as it suggests that the true cost of operations is higher than the cash flow statement implies, potentially leading to future dilution if the company is forced to raise capital.

DMRC — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Digimarc Corporation (DMRC) generate from operations?

Digimarc Corporation (DMRC) generated $-11.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Digimarc Corporation's free cash flow?

Digimarc Corporation (DMRC) reported negative free cash flow of $12.3M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Digimarc Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Digimarc Corporation (DMRC) spent $0.6M 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 Digimarc Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Digimarc Corporation (DMRC) spent $2.9M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.