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ESOAEnergy Services of America Corporation
$9.37$175M
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Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) Cash Flow Statement

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Cash flow remains highly unstable, with negative free cash flow observed in six of the last ten quarters and an erratic OCF/NI ratio that reached 16.91 in 2026Q2.

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ESOA Cash Flow Statement

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ESOA Cash Flow Statement

Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) cash flow statement — 20-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'25Sep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20Sep'19Sep'18Sep'17Sep'16Sep'15Sep'14Sep'13Sep'12Sep'11Sep'10Sep'09Sep'08Sep'07Sep'06
Cash from Operations10.26M4.14M18.68M21.07M8.28M798.94K14.99M4.33M9.06M1.18M6.78M5.96K2.83M6.05M1.63M3.97M4.24M9.59M1.84M872.4K-2.23K
Operating CF Margin %-1.01%5.31%6.93%4.19%0.65%12.57%2.48%6.69%0.84%4.36%0.01%3.04%5.56%1.5%2.77%1.94%8.98%6.47%--
Operating CF Growth %-840.1%-77.85%-11.35%154.3%936.96%-94.67%246.34%-52.26%669.59%-82.63%113660.04%-99.79%-53.19%270.43%-58.83%-6.45%-55.75%419.84%111.4%39256.06%-
Net Income10.45M379.71K25.11M7.4M3.75M-887.52K2.43M1.99M2.51M-387.76K2.93M1.83M3.26M3.57M-48.52M-5.28M5.77M-5.92M2.81M1.38M87.42K
Depreciation & Amortization13.95M13.03M8.98M7.81M6.01M4.89M4.4M4.16M4.21M3.24M2.5M3.29M3.38M4.24M5.85M5.89M6.12M5.91M548.09K00
Stock-Based Compensation62.9K105.12K35.56K000000000031.65K47.83K71.74K11.96K0000
Deferred Taxes3.54M262.64K-379.62K2.42M2.42M211.68K329.69K597.45K-139.47K-80.37K1.47M1.11M-2.24M-3.15M-536.25K-3.02M4.37M-562.33K25.52K00
Other Non-Cash Items-6.82M475.74K596.19K120K-357.3K-535.98K-579.33K-258.08K-456.89K-145.57K-268.45K-179.03K-16.64K-2.38M36.87M-13.63K-12.55K112.25K5100
Working Capital Changes-10.93M-10.11M-15.66M3.32M-3.54M-2.88M8.41M-2.16M2.94M-1.44M143.29K-6.05M-1.55M3.74M7.93M6.32M-12.02M10.05M-1.54M-508.67K-89.65K
Change in Receivables-26.8M-22.8M-18.87M-16.21M-27.81M-4M4.58M882.99K-292.2K3.54M-4.28M-6.31M3.22M3.47M9.97M10.26M-20.29M24.98M-3.96M00
Change in Inventory000000000000000000000
Change in Payables6.31M3.58M1.65M1.71M13.03M2.06M2.3M-3.29M682.73K515.72K1.25M-2.1M-1.88M-2.19M1.32M-6.47M9.7M-5.96M000
Cash from Investing-7.39M-29.43M-8M-10.18M-8.28M-8.69M-2.77M-2.74M-1.34M-2.51M-2.99M-2.21M-1.37M7.97M-1.1M-1.1M-1.7M-1.19M21.66M0-50M
Capital Expenditures-4.86M-6.35M-8.76M-10.82M-5.31M-6.05M-3.53M-3.36M-1.88M-2.79M-3.41M-2.44M-1.57M-902.17K-1.34M-1.13M-2.15M-1.23M-182.44K00
CapEx % of Revenue1.04%1.55%2.49%3.56%2.69%4.94%2.97%1.93%1.39%1.98%2.19%2.09%1.68%0.83%1.23%0.79%0.99%1.15%0.64%--
Acquisitions190.99K-24.25M-300K0-4.04M-3.4M000000000000000
Investments---------------------
Other Investing-2.9M1.18M1.06M647.11K1.07M758.39K768.66K629.23K544.6K275.12K420.01K227.26K195.38K8.87M241.86K27.86K451.67K38.43K-28.9M00
Cash from Financing-3.52M24.61M-14.19M-1.89M-805.41K4.9M-5.58M1.92M-8.34M-817.15K-1.48M1.04M-5.13M-10.34M-837.71K-2.48M-2.8M-19.38M-10.45M-193K50.08M
Debt Issued (Net)-10.17M26.95M-13.15M-835.44K405.12K5.21M-4.31M2.53M-7.98M187.96K-783.35K1.04M-5.38M-15.24M-837.71K-2.48M-2.8M-19.38M464.25K0175K
Equity Issued (Net)20.38M-844.23K-41.38K-219.62K-2.42M0-268.23K-300.6K-49.8K000249.97K4.9M00000053.6M
Dividends Paid-1.56M-1.5M-994.03K-833.36K0-309K-1.01M-309K-309K-1.01M-695.37K0000000000
Share Repurchases-847.82K-844.23K-41.38K-219.62K-1.21M0-268.23K-300.6K-49.8K000-30-300000000
Other Financing-12.18M0001.21M0000000000000-10.91M-193K-3.69M
Net Change in Cash-658.3K-684.63K-3.51M9M-799.26K-2.99M6.64M3.51M-609.98K-2.15M2.32M-1.16M-3.67M3.68M-303.57K388.75K-253.44K-10.98M13.05M679.4K77.38K
Free Cash Flow15.36M-2.22M9.92M10.25M2.98M-5.25M11.45M961.88K7.18M-1.61M3.38M-2.43M1.27M5.15M292.27K2.84M2.09M8.36M1.66M872.4K-2.23K
FCF Margin %3.29%-0.54%2.82%3.37%1.51%-4.29%9.61%0.55%5.3%-1.15%2.17%-2.08%1.36%4.73%0.27%1.98%0.96%7.83%5.83%--
FCF Growth %1009.9%-122.35%-3.16%244.21%156.71%-145.84%1090.45%-86.6%545.85%-147.72%238.83%-291.97%-75.41%1662.37%-89.69%35.64%-74.99%403.07%90.48%39256.06%-
FCF per Share0.82-0.130.600.610.18-0.390.660.050.41-0.110.19-0.140.070.350.020.230.170.690.120.07-0.00
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.47x10.90x0.74x2.85x2.21x-0.90x6.16x2.17x3.61x-3.04x2.09x0.00x0.78x1.70x-0.03x-0.75x0.73x-1.62x0.66x0.63x-0.03x
Interest Paid2.51M2.96M2.07M2.3M846.13K557.32K486.25K1.06M916.67K833.42K875.25K761.08K914.13K1.83M1.83M1.77M01.56M000
Taxes Paid768.45K2.77M7.01M28.59K50.23K252K785.63K798.43K346.06K1.58M310.4K244K396K00001.77M000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityWeak
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Extreme project cash volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Support

As reported in financial statements, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios swinging from -2.19 to 16.91, suggesting that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from the actual cash generation capabilities of the underlying construction projects.

The extreme variance in the conversion of net income to cash flow indicates that accounting accruals and project-specific timing dominate the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this volatility stems from aggressive revenue recognition or the inherent lumpiness of milestone-based billing in the Appalachian energy sector.

Free Cash Flow Remains Unstable

Based on the provided quarterly data, free cash flow trajectory is inconsistent, with negative FCF observed in six of the last ten quarters, highlighting a persistent inability to generate sustainable cash surpluses despite the company's reported revenue growth in the regional infrastructure market.

The frequent negative FCF prints suggest that the company's capital requirements often outpace its operational cash inflows. This pattern implies that the business model may be structurally cash-consumptive during periods of project mobilization, limiting the company's ability to self-fund growth without external support.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow volatility, exemplified by a significant $19.9 million outflow in 2025Q4, which underscores the sensitivity of the company's liquidity to the timing of project billings and collections.

The substantial fluctuations in working capital suggest that ESOA is frequently financing its customers' projects through unbilled receivables. This reliance on working capital management to bridge cash gaps warrants further investigation into the credit quality of the company's utility and energy sector counterparties.

Capital Intensity Constrains Cash Flow

As indicated by the financial data, capital expenditures have consistently represented between 1.5% and 4.0% of revenue, reflecting the ongoing necessity of maintaining a specialized equipment fleet to remain competitive within the rugged topography of the Appalachian Basin's energy infrastructure market.

The persistent level of maintenance capex suggests that the company must continuously reinvest in its asset base to sustain operations. This capital intensity, combined with thin net margins, leaves little room for error and limits the potential for significant free cash flow generation in the near term.

ESOA — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) generate from operations?

Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) generated $4.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Energy Services of America Corporation's free cash flow?

Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) reported negative free cash flow of $2.2M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Energy Services of America Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) spent $6.4M 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 Energy Services of America Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Energy Services of America Corporation (ESOA) returned $1.5M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $0.8M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.