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Galiano Gold Inc. (GAU) Cash Flow Statement

26Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion remains inconsistent, with a 1.45 operating cash flow to net income ratio in 2026Q1 and a $21.5M working capital outflow that highlights sensitivity to operational timing.

GAU Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Mar'12Mar'11Mar'10Mar'09Mar'08Mar'07Mar'06Mar'05Mar'04Mar'03Mar'02Mar'01Mar'00
Cash from Operations178.69M157.99M55.75M-3.63M1.78M-12.94M-6.4M-8.75M33.43M123.24M54.96M-10.77M-22.84M-9.61M-23.36M-3.98M-4.19M-2.54M-2.31M-1.53M-875.34K-353.81K-25.45K-31.71K4.89K-23.58K49
Operating CF Margin %-48.1%24.1%----10.28%6.77%20.65%48.1%29.68%-----------11506.1%-341.13%-448.82%---
Operating CF Growth %1152.29%183.42%1634.01%-303.7%113.79%-101.98%26.79%-126.17%-72.87%124.22%610.42%52.86%-137.58%58.83%-486.59%4.98%-64.98%-9.73%-51.3%-74.78%-147.4%-1290.42%19.74%-748.31%120.74%-48341.89%-
Net Income29.75M-29.29M8.54M26.09M40.81M-68.88M57.38M-167.93M-141.21M6.65M-13.22M-8.31M-22.64M-1.69M-38.15M-13.28M-6.84M-3.31M-4.19M-3.8M-2.56M-520.27K-42.6K-21.5K-13.85K-6.14K-8
Depreciation & Amortization61.48M62.88M0143K146K148K163K100.28K40.26M64.21M52.98M59K153.93K149.7K618.36K104.92K63.4K31.95K22.32K8.24K8.87K4.72K00000
Stock-Based Compensation-1.14M06.87M6.16M1.65M3.17M2.17M1.79M1.65M2.72M983K1.56M2.53M1.83M7M000000000000
Deferred Taxes36.3M000059.16M-59.35M-100.28K11.43M22.77M9.91M-2.98M-2.35M-9.69M6.04M-221.9K00000000000
Other Non-Cash Items53.19M119.42M54.15M-37.9M-47.91M649K-8.29M161.15M191.44M17.06M22.97M1.37M6.01M-748.78K-1.24M259.91K722.71K135.98K1.66M2.23M1.51M161.16K00000
Working Capital Changes252.87K4.99M-13.81M1.88M7.1M-7.18M1.52M-3.76M-29.87M9.83M-18.66M-2.47M-6.55M531.17K-1.85M1.13M-195.56K135.09K193.95K31.44K174.04K57417.15K-10.2K18.73K-17.44K56
Change in Receivables-9.3M0291.31K678K5.42M-4.59M1.68M-1.86M-6.88M-711K-1.31M221.96K99138196.93K000000000000
Change in Inventory-16.23M01.11M00-63.22K-80.56K1.76M-17.69M-3.76M-31.2M-1.18M000000000000000
Change in Payables6.48M0000-2.3M72.64K-1.76M-1.13M-1.07M41.8M0000000000000000
Cash from Investing-150.48M-136.97M5.79M2.86M1.03M3.91M37.93M30.17M82.31M-123.35M-105.94M-219.82M20.19M-14.88M-13.48M-22.62M-30M-9.71M-11.16M-5.02M-1.63M-235.94K00000
Capital Expenditures-127.94M-114.92M-66.9M-35K-4K-1.5M-76K-39K-53.91M-123.81M-132.35M-219.03M-64.52M-1.44M-2.33M-987.81K-210.66K-282.56K-11.16M-5.02M-1.63M-210.18K00000
CapEx % of Revenue30.75%34.99%28.92%---0.12%-0.03%33.3%48.33%71.48%----------6835.13%-----
Acquisitions00107.1M005M37.5M10M-4.79M00082.35M00000000000000
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing-22.54M-22.05M-34.41M2.9M1.04M-4.59M506K210K-23.98M464K26.41M-786K2.36M-13.44M-9.23M-21.85M-9.19M-8.63M000-25.75K00000
Cash from Financing-22.1M-20.69M-10.6M-108K-130K441K-520K-665K-154.64M-10.05M-3.9M120.49M58.99M-3.82M2.33M213.27M58.73M1.76M14.53M18.09M2.65M797.45K09.71K262.46K63.45K1
Debt Issued (Net)-21.65M-19.27M-13.4M-127K-130K-128K-117K-39K-163.75M0085.96M59.1M00000000000000
Equity Issued (Net)2.85M02.67M19.35K0563.99K-2.3M-958K16.52M3.57M5.24M01.52M032.72M2.33M210.28M58.73M1.76M14.53M18.09M2.65M797.45K00262.46K63.45K
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases000000-2.3M-958K0000000000000000000
Other Financing-3.31M-1.43M134.53K-34805.01K1.89M332K-7.41M-13.62M-9.13M34.53M-1.63M-3.82M-30.39M00000-15.45M009.71K9.71K-199.01K-63.45K
Net Change in Cash10.94M2.55M50.51M-841K2.59M-8.63M31.04M20.75M-38.97M-10.35M-55.13M-113.88M54.08M-30.01M-38.72M185.65M24.24M-10.49M1.05M11.54M140.58K207.7K-25.45K-22K267.36K39.87K50
Free Cash Flow50.75M43.07M-11.15M-3.67M1.78M-14.44M-6.48M-8.79M-20.48M-577K-77.39M-229.8M-87.36M-11.06M-25.69M-4.97M-4.4M-2.82M-13.48M-6.55M-2.51M-563.99K-25.45K-31.71K4.89K-23.58K49
FCF Margin %12.2%13.11%-4.82%----10.4%6.8%-12.65%-0.23%-41.8%-----------18341.23%-341.13%-448.82%---
FCF Growth %487.67%486.11%-204.03%-306.12%112.33%-122.78%26.25%57.1%-3449.91%99.25%66.32%-163.04%-690.09%56.95%-416.9%-12.91%-55.93%79.05%-105.74%-161.36%-344.33%-2116.38%19.74%-748.31%120.74%-48341.89%-
FCF per Share0.190.17-0.04-0.020.01-0.06-0.03-0.04-0.09-0.00-0.39-1.18-0.53-0.13-0.34-0.10-0.09-0.07-0.55-0.42-0.16-0.08-0.01-0.010.00-0.010.00
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.71x-5.39x9.11x-0.14x0.04x0.19x-0.11x0.05x-0.24x21.34x-4.16x1.30x1.01x5.68x0.61x0.30x0.61x0.77x0.55x0.40x0.34x0.68x0.05x0.74x-0.23x3.84x-6.45x
Interest Paid000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

Single-asset operational concentration

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Volatile

Based on reported financial statements, GAU's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated wildly, reaching a 1.45 multiple in 2026Q1, which highlights a persistent disconnect between accounting profits and actual cash generation that investors should monitor closely for signs of underlying operational instability.

The significant variance in the OCF/NI ratio suggests that non-cash charges and working capital swings frequently obscure the company's true cash-generating capacity. This divergence implies that reported net income may not be a reliable proxy for the firm's ability to fund its own capital requirements.

FCF Margins Reflect Operational Sensitivity

As indicated by recent quarterly data, Galiano's free cash flow margin reached 7.0% in 2026Q1, a recovery from the negative territory seen in late 2024, yet the inconsistency of these margins suggests that the company's cash flow trajectory remains tethered to volatile production and grade reconciliation outcomes.

The erratic nature of FCF generation indicates that the company is highly sensitive to the timing of capital expenditures relative to gold output. Investors should interpret these swings as evidence of the operational leverage inherent in a single-asset mining model.

Capital Intensity Constrains Cash Flow

According to the provided cash flow tables, GAU's capital expenditure as a percentage of revenue reached 21.4% in 2026Q1, underscoring a high level of capital intensity that appears necessary to maintain the Asanko Gold Mine's infrastructure and sustain current production levels against natural ore depletion.

The persistent requirement for significant reinvestment suggests that the company's ability to generate surplus cash is structurally limited by the need to replace reserves. This high capital intensity may continue to pressure free cash flow unless management can achieve meaningful economies of scale.

Working Capital Swings Impact Liquidity

Based on the latest quarterly filings, Galiano experienced a $21.5M outflow in working capital during 2026Q1, which significantly offset operating cash inflows and highlights the vulnerability of the company's cash position to fluctuations in inventory levels and the timing of trade receivables and payables.

These working capital movements suggest that the company's cash conversion cycle is subject to operational bottlenecks or supply chain timing issues. Such volatility warrants further investigation into whether these outflows represent temporary timing differences or more permanent inefficiencies in the production-to-cash process.

GAU — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Galiano Gold Inc. (GAU) generate from operations?

Galiano Gold Inc. (GAU) generated $158.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Galiano Gold Inc.'s free cash flow?

Galiano Gold Inc. (GAU) generated $43.1M 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 Galiano Gold Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Galiano Gold Inc. (GAU) spent $114.9M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.