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DXRDaxor Corporation
$10.11$51M
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Daxor Corporation (DXR) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operational cash flow remains consistently negative, evidenced by a -2.3% FCF margin in 2025Q4 and an OCF/NI ratio of -0.03, indicating a failure to convert earnings into liquid capital.

DXR Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricDec'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-604.42K25.69K-3.66M-769.3K-2.76M-2.45M3.11M-1.32M-1.17M1.59M18.53M-295.64K-9.04M4.48M-6.51M-5.69M-5.25M-4.04M-3.14M-3.44M-1.16M-1.83M-1.1M-212.77K221.63K-106.49K-471.2K-800K400K200K
Operating CF Margin %-120.06%1.21%-10.57%217.71%105.5%87.22%-2706.33%143.24%115.91%86.78%-248.87%7.29%78.24%-213.08%-509.51%-360.3%-311.05%-229.38%-168.1%-231.44%-86.07%-150.23%-34.9%-7.87%29.22%-14.28%-81.89%-266.67%80%7.14%
Operating CF Growth %-2452.56%100.7%-375.12%72.12%-12.72%-178.65%336.55%-12.2%-173.62%-91.4%6366.36%96.73%-301.87%168.82%-14.39%-8.32%-30.05%-28.52%8.64%-197.51%36.82%-65.71%-419.14%-196%308.11%77.4%41.1%-300%100%-33.33%
Net Income9.17M536.33K280.64K5.18M4.75M-1.71M-495.7K-885.77K-1.24M1.46M-9.15M-976.7K-8.22M1.19M-7.19M4.97M5.82M30.25M21.29M-1.57M-2.67M-1.16M-2.15M-387.7K598.71K-110.39K-194.3K-800K-400K-200K
Depreciation & Amortization00000000000000290.79K296.55K278.91K288.75K229.93K166.4K112.81K72.54K47.19K54.45K57.73K58.26K72.39K100K100K100K
Stock-Based Compensation01.25M631.7K786.64K729.34K377.61K199.36K83.83K13.51K10.32K7.54K2.23K05.84K0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes00000000001.22M0000000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-9.8M-524.73K-4.62M-6.73M-8.45M-1.09M3.24M-91.36K-1.47M273.29K27.4M3.24M3.99M4.62M5.29M-13M-9.56M-35.88M-25.87M-2.04M-412.04K-409.33K882.64K150.49K-397.07K-2.21K-376.98K00300K
Working Capital Changes21.23K14.09K52.62K-9.01K216.79K-30.73K165.75K-338.48K1.54M-136.36K275.17K-2.56M-4.82M-1.33M-4.9M2.05M-1.8M1.3M1.2M1.95K1.81M-333.06K117.95K-30.01K-37.74K-52.16K27.68K-100K700K0
Change in Receivables9.7K4.52K3.04K13.47K-1.4K3.44K3.99K-345.44K389.87K-401.76K100.51K10.79K3.39K-148.08K0000000000000000
Change in Inventory00022.47K00000000000000000000000000
Change in Payables17.5K-8.6K40.66K-22.47K7.4K1.25K6.25K-2.5K61.5K-1.32K-6.76K0000000030000000000
Cash from Investing1.18M1.94M2.75M2.69M74.76K367.93K5.19M0002.45M000-11.39M9.4M25.54M-3.91M14.77M10.03M901.45K1.68M1.14M203.39K191.88K412.87K1.26M-200K1.3M1.1M
Capital Expenditures00000000000000-123.15K-324.71K-2.17M-666.31K-1.64M-344.53K-285K-30.96K-54.35K-114.88K-10.99K-13.29K-55.11K-100K0-100K
CapEx % of Revenue-0%--0%-0%---------9.64%20.56%128.3%37.84%87.84%23.18%21.21%2.54%1.72%4.25%1.45%1.78%9.58%33.33%-3.57%
Acquisitions00000000000000065K55K260K195.5K65K0000000000
Investments------------------------------
Other Investing0000000000000014.24M18.56M26.05M33.95M22.28M9.77M1.68M01.53M835.48K-759.24K-600.85K470.76K-100K100K100K
Cash from Financing-570.94K-25.69K3.66M58.6K2.85M3.07M-3.11M226.39K1.17M-1.59M-18.53M295.64K9.04M-4.48M17.9M-3.93M-22.55M8.47M-12.44M-3.84M342.83K151.66K-41.4K-409.54K0-355.71K-799.78K1M-1.8M-1.1M
Debt Issued (Net)-730.22K-25.69K-473.51K-1.79M2.85M-1.17M-3.11M120.06K1.53M-1.04M-17.51M1.11M9.57M-3.07M19.18M541.26K-16.32M17.37M-10.2M-3.6M0600K200K-300K0000800K-900K
Equity Issued (Net)159.28K04.53M1.85M04.04M0106.33K-248.2K-435.32K-860.29K-695.89K-320.05K-572.79K-230.34K-242.93K-490.62K-2.45M-2.24M-241.4K342.83K-448.74K-241.4K-109.53K0-355.71K-799.78K1M-200K0
Dividends Paid00000000-112.1K-113.99K-154.1K-119.75K-204.55K-833.39K-1.05M-4.23M-5.74M-6.45M0000000000-2.4M0
Share Repurchases0000000-32.22K-248.2K-435.32K-860.29K-695.89K-320.05K-572.79K-230.34K-242.93K-490.62K-2.45M-2.5M-241.4K-219.02K-474.33K-272.13K-109.53K0-355.71K0-500K-200K0
Other Financing00-401.27K00201.19K000000000000002.58M4000000000-200K
Net Change in Cash000-710.7K92.9K617.8K5.19M-1.09M-1.09M02.45M0001.88K-219.35K-2.27M515.21K-809.09K2.75M87.92K1.75K-9.71K-418.91K413.51K-49.34K-11.73K0-1.8M-1.1M
Free Cash Flow-604.42K25.69K-3.66M-769.3K-2.76M-2.45M3.11M-1.32M-1.17M1.59M18.53M-295.64K-9.04M4.48M-6.63M-6.01M-7.42M-4.71M-4.79M-3.78M-1.44M-1.86M-1.16M-327.65K210.63K-119.78K-526.32K-900K400K100K
FCF Margin %-120.06%1.21%-10.57%217.71%105.5%87.22%-2706.33%143.24%115.91%86.78%-248.87%7.29%78.24%-213.08%-519.15%-380.86%-439.35%-267.21%-255.94%-254.62%-107.28%-152.77%-36.61%-12.13%27.77%-16.06%-91.47%-300%80%3.57%
FCF Growth %-2452.56%100.7%-375.12%72.12%-12.72%-178.65%336.55%-12.2%-173.62%-91.4%6366.36%96.73%-301.87%167.54%-10.26%18.94%-57.68%1.67%-26.44%-162.59%22.56%-60.61%-253.71%-255.55%275.85%77.24%41.52%-325%300%-50%
FCF per Share-0.120.01-0.79-0.09-0.68-0.620.74-0.35-0.310.424.82-0.08-2.201.09-1.57-1.42-1.73-1.07-1.05-0.82-0.31-0.40-0.25-0.070.05-0.03-0.11-0.180.080.02
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.07x0.05x-13.02x-0.15x-0.58x1.44x-6.28x1.49x0.95x1.09x-2.03x0.30x1.10x3.77x0.91x-1.15x-0.90x-0.27x-0.30x4.38x0.87x3.15x1.03x1.10x0.74x1.93x4.85x2.00x-2.00x-2.00x
Interest Paid000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Investment Portfolio Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 8-K (2025Q4)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

As indicated by the company's financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is consistently negative, with an OCF/NI ratio of -0.03 in 2025Q4, illustrating that reported profits are largely driven by non-cash investment gains rather than core medical device operations.

The persistent divergence between accounting net income and cash generation suggests that the company's profitability is largely a function of its investment portfolio rather than its medical device business. Investors should monitor this gap, as it implies that the core business remains unable to self-fund its operations despite positive headline earnings.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

Based on reported figures, Daxor's free cash flow remains consistently negative, with a -2.3% FCF margin in 2025Q4, highlighting the ongoing cash burn required to sustain the medical segment in the absence of meaningful, recurring revenue from its BVA-100 diagnostic platform and associated kit sales.

The inability to generate positive free cash flow suggests that the company's medical segment is currently a cash-consuming entity rather than a self-sustaining business. This trajectory warrants further investigation into whether the current commercialization strategy can ever achieve the scale necessary to reach cash flow neutrality.

SBC Obscures True Cash Burn

According to recent SEC filings, stock-based compensation remains a significant non-cash expense, with $969.9K recorded in 2024Q4, which effectively masks the true extent of the company's operational cash burn by inflating the reported expense base without requiring an immediate outflow of liquid capital.

The reliance on stock-based compensation appears to be a mechanism to preserve cash, yet it obscures the underlying cost of talent required to maintain the BVA-100 system. Analysts should adjust for these non-cash charges to better understand the actual cash requirements of the business model.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Asset Preservation

As reported in financial statements, Daxor has historically avoided significant equity dilution, instead utilizing its investment portfolio to fund R&D, though the 2023Q4 buyback of $200.6K suggests an inconsistent approach to capital deployment that may not align with the urgent need for commercial scaling.

The company's capital deployment strategy appears focused on maintaining its independence through asset preservation rather than aggressive market expansion. This approach may limit the company's ability to compete with larger, better-capitalized peers who can invest more heavily in sales infrastructure and clinical adoption programs.

DXR — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Daxor Corporation (DXR) generate from operations?

Daxor Corporation (DXR) generated $-0.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Daxor Corporation's free cash flow?

Daxor Corporation (DXR) reported negative free cash flow of $0.6M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

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

Daxor Corporation (DXR) 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.