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Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation remains highly erratic, evidenced by a negative 23.2% FCF margin in 2026Q1 and an OCF/NI ratio that swung from -8.87 in 2025Q2 to 2.55 in 2024Q4.

EBS 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'01
Cash from Operations148M170.6M58.7M-206.3M-34.1M321.1M536.9M188M41.8M208.14M53.49M44.46M112.32M96.97M39.64M14.59M99.54M30.51M7.32M55.45M-4.06M42.25M9.2M321.1M
Operating CF Margin %-22.96%5.62%-19.66%-3.05%18.1%34.04%17%5.34%37.11%10.94%9.09%27.77%31.01%14.06%5.34%34.78%13%4.1%30.31%-2.66%32.33%11.01%708.69%
Operating CF Growth %17.96%190.63%128.45%-504.99%-110.62%-40.19%185.59%349.76%-79.92%289.14%20.31%-60.42%15.83%144.6%171.66%-85.34%226.25%316.99%-86.8%1465.35%-109.61%359.44%-97.14%-
Net Income-8.6M52.6M-190.6M-760.5M-211.6M230.9M305.8M54.5M62.7M82.59M51.78M62.87M36.74M30.26M18.14M16.11M47.18M26.55M20.68M22.94M22.79M15.78M11.47M230.9M
Depreciation & Amortization93.9M95.8M108.8M125.1M143.3M123.8M114.5M110.7M62.2M42.57M38.23M35.34M32.45M18.96M11.2M9.36M5.99M5M4.96M4.82M4.71M3.55M1.87M123.8M
Stock-Based Compensation16.6M16.2M18M23.1M45.1M42.4M51.8M26.7M23.2M15.21M18.48M15.85M12.83M11.24M11.12M10.74M7.06M5.01M2.51M0723K0042.4M
Deferred Taxes-27.1M-4M-5.5M-8.9M-28.6M46.9M-3.3M-1.1M8.6M3.26M5.19M3.46M16.49M13.86M3.38M20.19M10.93M7.6M2.01M5.59M987K-10.97M-418K46.9M
Other Non-Cash Items28.7M32.4M39.3M485.2M19.8M33.5M58.6M39.6M4.2M10.78M-14.73M-7.15M261K-1.49M8.64M4.68M6.51M12.75M-1.47M-3.46M-285K-17K491K-28.2M
Working Capital Changes44.5M-22.4M88.7M-70.3M-2.1M-156.4M9.5M-42.4M-119.1M53.72M-45.45M-65.9M13.54M24.14M-12.83M-46.48M21.87M-26.4M-21.37M25.54M-32.99M7.29M-4.46M-94.7M
Change in Receivables59.9M25.5M-24.4M-21.6M118.1M-48.2M27.5M-8.2M-94.2M-4.81M-22.45M-64.35M21.41M35.46M-21.89M-34.87M19.09M-30.02M-6.04M0-40.8M00-48.2M
Change in Inventory-12.3M-30.3M-24.5M600K-57.1M-44M-66.9M-16.7M-1.9M6.07M-9.03M-11.26M4.23M518K-500K-1.94M799K6.21M-2.83M7.83M-8.28M-3.19M-1.61M-44M
Change in Payables-17.4M-8.4M-33M10.6M-14M-2.5M28.3M16.5M-7M16.13M-14.79M4.75M-9.28M-551K274K2.51M3.62M-1.33M-457K05.8M00-2.5M
Cash from Investing7.5M69.4M125.2M212.3M-381.3M-225M-151.9M-96.9M-897.2M-249.93M-76.26M-45.46M-210.05M-67.89M-40.11M-53.96M-23.46M-33.29M-30.81M-43.97M-41.64M-5.84M-18.18M-225M
Capital Expenditures-12.6M-13.8M-22.9M-51.6M-115.8M-225M-141.9M-86.9M-72.1M-54.83M-76.26M-44.81M-30.67M-42.02M-53.84M-54.03M-22.1M-33.29M-20.81M-43.97M-41.23M-6.53M-17.07M-225M
CapEx % of Revenue1.86%1.86%2.19%4.92%10.36%12.69%9%7.86%9.22%9.78%15.6%9.16%7.58%13.44%19.1%19.76%7.72%14.18%11.66%24.04%26.99%5%20.45%496.59%
Acquisitions000270.2M0000-827.7M-195.1M0-650K-179.38M-25.87M00-17.87M000-218K-559K00
Investments------------------------
Other Investing20.1M83.2M148.1M-6.3M-265.5M0-10M-10M2.6M-195.1M000-67.89M11.77M016.52M0-10M-43.97M-192K1.25M-1.25M0
Cash from Financing-147.6M-136.6M-190M-535.7M481.2M-141M69.5M-35.9M788.7M-51.4M-18.64M33.45M198.87M8.61M-1.76M14.25M-9.36M14.84M8.97M18.49M86.02M-6.66M8.68M-141M
Debt Issued (Net)-112.5M-112.5M-198.4M-543.4M564.2M-35.9M62.9M13.7M795.2M-20M02M180.59M-774K3.32M12.03M-18.29M8.54M-751K15.03M30.86M-956K11.76M0
Equity Issued (Net)-31.4M-22.7M9.3M8.4M-82.1M-106M00-100K-13.8M0-100K-200K-213K-5.91M07.24M4.46M3.39M2.47M54.37M-304K-653K0
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000-5.4M00
Share Repurchases-33.9M-24.9M00-82.1M-106M00-100K-33.1M-1.1M-100K-200K-213K-5.91M061.2M000-192K-337K-665K-106M
Other Financing-3.7M-1.4M-900K-700K-900K900K6.6M-49.6M-6.4M-17.6M-18.64M31.55M18.49M9.6M821K2.22M1.7M1.84M6.33M995K789K0-2.42M-141M
Net Change in Cash8.7M103.5M-6.1M-530.9M66.3M-45.2M453.5M55.6M-66.9M-93.22M-41.28M32.3M101.16M37.67M-2.23M-25.12M66.09M11.45M-14.26M29.31M40.12M29.47M-298K-45.2M
Free Cash Flow135.4M156.8M35.8M-257.9M-149.9M96.1M395M101.1M-30.3M153.31M-22.77M-353K81.64M54.95M-14.2M-39.43M77.44M-2.78M-13.5M11.48M-45.29M35.72M-7.88M96.1M
FCF Margin %20.01%21.11%3.43%-24.58%-13.41%5.42%25.04%9.14%-3.87%27.33%-4.66%-0.07%20.19%17.57%-5.04%-14.42%27.06%-1.18%-7.56%6.28%-29.65%27.33%-9.43%212.1%
FCF Growth %43.43%337.99%113.88%-72.05%-255.98%-75.67%290.7%433.66%-119.76%773.3%-6350.42%-100.43%48.59%486.9%63.98%-150.92%2889.7%79.43%-217.58%125.34%-226.8%553.5%-108.2%-
FCF per Share2.402.770.68-5.04-2.991.787.341.93-0.593.05-0.46-0.011.781.50-0.39-1.092.38-0.09-0.440.39-1.841.57-0.395.20
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-15.74x3.24x-0.31x0.27x0.16x1.46x1.76x3.45x0.67x2.52x1.03x0.71x3.06x3.11x1.69x0.63x1.93x0.98x0.35x2.42x-0.18x2.68x0.80x-579.60x
Interest Paid46.1M49.7M64M68.3M33M30.4M21M34.5M10.2M8.4M8.2M7.75M3.76M2.06M2.14M1.74M2.18M1.63M3.22M00000
Taxes Paid30.8M40M26.5M52.8M6.2M71.6M109.3M30.8M14M12M10.1M28.27M4.71M6.33M6.54M4.28M22.44M15.15M16.79M00000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Government procurement cycle volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

As reported in recent financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating wildly from -8.87 in 2025Q2 to 2.55 in 2024Q4, suggesting that reported earnings are poor proxies for actual cash generation.

The extreme divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and significant working capital swings are masking the underlying cash-generating capacity of the business. Investors should monitor this disconnect, as it suggests that accounting profits are frequently decoupled from the actual liquidity available to fund operations.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

Based on the provided cash flow data, FCF margins have demonstrated extreme volatility, swinging from a negative 23.2% in 2026Q1 to a positive 73.5% in 2025Q2, which highlights the company's inability to maintain a consistent cash-generative trajectory amidst shifting government procurement cycles.

The erratic nature of free cash flow suggests that the company's core business model remains highly sensitive to the timing of large, lumpy government contract payments. This lack of predictability complicates long-term valuation, as the company appears unable to sustain positive cash flow generation across consecutive reporting periods.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

According to quarterly cash flow statements, working capital changes have been the primary determinant of liquidity, with a massive $118.7M outflow in 2025Q1 contrasting sharply with a $205.9M inflow in 2024Q2, reflecting the inherent lumpiness of managing inventory and receivables for government-dependent biodefense contracts.

The significant magnitude of these working capital fluctuations suggests that the company's cash position is largely at the mercy of contract delivery schedules and government payment cycles. This reliance on working capital management to bridge liquidity gaps warrants further investigation into the sustainability of current inventory levels and collection efficiency.

Capital Intensity Remains Relatively Low

As reported in financial filings, capital expenditures have remained modest, with the CapEx/Revenue ratio peaking at 4.1% in 2023Q4 and declining to 1.5% in 2026Q1, indicating that the company is currently prioritizing cash preservation over significant investment in new manufacturing capacity.

The downward trend in capital intensity may suggest that the company is attempting to optimize its existing asset base rather than pursuing aggressive growth. While this preserves cash in the short term, it may also indicate a lack of confidence in future demand, potentially limiting the company's ability to scale if new procurement opportunities arise.

EBS — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) generate from operations?

Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) generated $170.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Emergent BioSolutions Inc.'s free cash flow?

Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) generated $156.8M in free cash flow in 2025. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is Emergent BioSolutions Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) spent $13.8M 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 Emergent BioSolutions Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) spent $24.9M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.