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Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (DUOT) Cash Flow Statement

19Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains deeply negative, evidenced by a $42.6 million outflow in 2026Q1, as capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue spiked to 15.2%.

DUOT 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'07
Cash from Operations-10.36M-13.75M-3.49M-8.75M-7.87M-6.58M-4.23M-4.02M-345.29K-3.56M-1.84M-2.12M-297.92K-160.83K-169.75K-637.5K-135.03K-183.65K-145.2K-74.28K
Operating CF Margin %--50.87%-47.92%-117.07%-52.45%-79.65%-52.63%-29.47%-2.87%-91.7%-30.14%-31.27%-74.24%-26.47%-27.5%-95.7%-12.61%-23.54%-11.85%-16.15%
Operating CF Growth %-233.28%-294.08%60.11%-11.09%-19.67%-55.49%-5.27%-1064.12%90.31%-93.57%13.05%-610.42%-85.23%5.25%73.37%-372.12%26.47%-26.47%-95.48%-
Net Income-11.25M-9.84M-10.76M-11.24M-6.86M-6.01M-6.75M-2.47M-1.58M-5.15M-2.56M-2.33M-735.22K-648.57K-865K-893.92K-808.77K-1.01M-626.11K-53.63K
Depreciation & Amortization1.53M2.49M2.56M866.98K586.03K525.83K456.51K398.72K98.92K48.28K47.05K44.41K4.13K5.71K34.19K165.42K156.31K19.66K22.21K13.51K
Stock-Based Compensation1.2M4.06M108.98K710.05K819.19K262.41K454.77K44.87K447.83K0441.14K99.9K00000000
Deferred Taxes00000000-447.83K00000000037.15K-10.72K
Other Non-Cash Items4.62M1.23M87.39K143.06K157.5K-1.19M91.41K285.06K447.83K1.4M949.29K1.9M265.48K357.71K295.96K124.82K577.28K672.07K458.36K0
Working Capital Changes-6.46M-11.7M4.52M775.07K-2.57M-171.81K1.51M-2.28M688.85K140.49K-275.02K-1.73M167.7K124.3K365.09K-33.81K-59.85K133.82K-37.13K-23.45K
Change in Receivables-4.36M-5.72M981.66K1.59M-2.1M-512.01K2.64M-1.46M-1.24M-41.31K195.25K-134.3K-12.59K3.52K148.52K-91.34K-60.71K59.31K20.05K-83.98K
Change in Inventory17.91K28.53K52.7K-97.8K-1.13M-185.91K112.42K0-647.67K199.57K113.08K-780.8K185.51K39.8K136.31K-10.32K-2.11K-8.49K017.91K
Change in Payables3.75M3.89M374.19K-1.69M1.25M437.48K-2.05M1.22M604.1K184.83K-211.31K-657.92K17.39K85.24K41.81K71.04K1.66K82.63K-77.74K41.53K
Cash from Investing-64.34M-23.73M-1.84M-1.09M-644.89K-552.94K-287.33K-219.57K-285.68K-41.71K-35.41K-75.24K1.73K-17.63K0-51.94K8.29K-173.41K95.68K-101.67K
Capital Expenditures-64.4M-23.66M-1.83M-496.69K-344.92K-545.5K-279.15K-206.48K-285.68K-41.71K-35.41K-76.58K-24.85K-14.34K0-55.34K-1.71K-173.41K-9.5K-7.95K
CapEx % of Revenue259.74%87.56%25.16%6.65%2.3%6.6%3.47%1.51%2.37%1.07%0.58%1.13%6.19%2.36%-8.31%0.16%22.22%0.78%1.73%
Acquisitions000000000001.35K00000000
Investments--------------------
Other Investing55.47K-71.57K-9.54K-597.22K-299.97K-7.43K-8.19K-13.1K-73.28K0-70-10.42K1.73K-3.29K03.4K0-159.2K105.17K-93.73K
Cash from Financing103.93M46.69M9.15M11.16M8.75M4.06M8.43M3.09M-101.55K5.37M1.91M2.25M299.51K161K168.76K620.1K176.01K173.33K240.97K10.51K
Debt Issued (Net)-3.92M-4.35M2.2M-22.85K-80.33K-89.62K441.36K1.06M-295.09K-865.28K1.98M2.24M89.51K165.61K174.67K389.13K16.01K23.33K-9.03K9.03K
Equity Issued (Net)107.92M55.08M6.54M11.5M10.1M4.5M9.25M-7.99K-1.46K6.46M148K0210K00230K160K150K250K1.48K
Dividends Paid000000000-319.68K0000000000
Share Repurchases0000000-7.99K-1.46K0-148K000000000
Other Financing-64.16K-4.04M414.75K-315.93K-1.27M-353.44K-1.26M2.03M195K98.7K-220.8K10.96K0-4.61K-5.91K9700000
Net Change in Cash29.23M9.21M3.82M1.32M227.37K-3.08M3.91M-1.15M-732.52K1.77M34.25K54.69K3.31K-17.47K-988-69.34K49.28K-183.72K191.44K-165.45K
Free Cash Flow-74.69M-37.41M-5.33M-9.84M-8.52M-7.13M-4.52M-4.24M-630.97K-3.6M-1.88M-2.19M-322.77K-175.18K-169.75K-692.84K-136.74K-357.05K-154.7K-82.23K
FCF Margin %-301.24%-138.44%-73.21%-131.71%-56.74%-86.35%-56.21%-31.08%-5.24%-92.78%-30.72%-32.4%-80.43%-28.83%-27.5%-104.01%-12.77%-45.76%-12.62%-17.88%
FCF Growth %-774.45%-601.9%45.84%-15.52%-19.43%-57.84%-6.6%-571.85%82.49%-92.14%14.47%-579.46%-84.25%-3.2%75.5%-406.7%61.7%-130.8%-88.13%-
FCF per Share-3.16-2.45-0.69-1.37-1.38-1.93-1.36-2.38-0.42-13.99-13.94-2.34-0.20-15.75-17.53-59.20-15.54-48.48-28.16-16.82
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)6.64x1.40x0.32x0.78x1.15x1.09x0.63x1.63x0.22x0.69x0.72x0.91x0.41x0.25x0.20x0.71x0.17x0.18x0.23x1.39x
Interest Paid91.2K282.83K3.87K7.16K9.29K30.82K33.7K6.32K00245.13K59.4K52.06K0000000
Taxes Paid50.36K91.46K20.13K29.09K1.26K0000010.15K3.14K4.24K0000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Persistent negative cash burn

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Disconnected

As reported in financial statements, the persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that DUOT's earnings quality is significantly impaired, with OCF/NI ratios frequently exceeding 1.0 or turning negative, indicating that accounting profits are not being converted into tangible cash resources for the firm.

The lack of alignment between net income and operating cash flow highlights the difficulty in translating project-based revenue into actual liquidity. Investors should monitor whether this divergence is driven by aggressive revenue recognition or the inherent timing mismatches of long-cycle rail infrastructure contracts.

Free Cash Flow Trajectory Deteriorating

Based on recent SEC filings, DUOT's free cash flow trajectory remains deeply negative, with quarterly outflows reaching as high as $42.6 million in 2026Q1, reflecting a business model that continues to consume capital at a rate that far outpaces its current ability to generate internal funding.

The consistent negative FCF margins suggest that the company is currently unable to self-fund its operations or R&D requirements. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether the company can reach a cash-flow-positive state before exhausting its available liquidity or requiring further dilutive capital raises.

Capital Intensity Outpacing Revenue Growth

According to the provided data, DUOT's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue has spiked to 15.2% in 2026Q1, signaling that the company is heavily reinvesting in physical assets to support its rail portal deployments rather than scaling a capital-light software-as-a-service business model.

The high capital intensity relative to revenue suggests that the company remains tethered to the physical costs of hardware installation. This heavy reliance on tangible asset deployment may continue to suppress free cash flow and limit the company's ability to achieve the margin profile of a pure-play software provider.

Working Capital Volatility Hinders Liquidity

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow data, working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $4.9 million inflow in 2024Q4 to a $4.8 million outflow in 2025Q1, which suggests significant instability in the company's ability to manage its receivables and payables cycle effectively.

This volatility in working capital appears to be a direct consequence of the lumpy, project-based nature of rail infrastructure contracts. Such fluctuations make it difficult for the company to maintain a predictable cash position, potentially forcing management to rely on external financing to bridge the gaps between project milestones.

DUOT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (DUOT) generate from operations?

Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (DUOT) generated $-13.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Duos Technologies Group, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (DUOT) reported negative free cash flow of $37.4M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Duos Technologies Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (DUOT) spent $23.7M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.