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Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) Cash Flow Statement

18Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains deeply negative with a -69.9% margin in 2026Q1, highlighting the persistent cash burn required to support a capital expenditure intensity of 20.7% of revenue.

GEVO 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'08
Cash from Operations-10.49M-13.4M-57.38M-53.72M-44.31M-48.27M-19.34M-20.84M-15.85M-20.63M-20.52M-28.16M-38.99M-47.05M-68.06M-33.61M-20.9M-16.1M-11.74M
Operating CF Margin %--8.35%-339.24%-312.32%-3771.15%-9056.47%-349.31%-85.22%-48.23%-75.53%-77.3%-97.71%-137.94%-572.08%-279.1%-52.07%-127.45%-2439.24%-5644.71%
Operating CF Growth %334.37%76.65%-6.82%-21.23%8.2%-149.62%7.2%-31.47%23.15%-0.54%27.14%27.78%17.13%30.87%-102.49%-60.85%-29.8%-37.12%-
Net Income-33.8M0-78.64M-66.22M-98.01M-59.2M-40.19M-28.66M-27.98M-24.63M-37.23M-36.19M-41.15M-66.81M-60.71M-48.21M-40.11M-19.89M-14.54M
Depreciation & Amortization27.89M018.3M19.01M7.89M5.13M5.9M6.66M6.52M6.64M6.75M6.57M4.88M3.39M3.31M4.6M3.19M1.51M678K
Stock-Based Compensation7.17M014.73M17.09M17.42M9.87M2.13M1.35M571K421K886K2.65M2.86M3.91M7.98M6.83M10.51M945K207K
Deferred Taxes41.12M000000-404K2.54M-6.85M-865K-2.58M-17.74M-7.22M-28.29M48.4M1.77M512K78K
Other Non-Cash Items-90.15M-48.16M2.5M806K28.85M9.61M11.97M1.39M1.71M6.23M10.46M2.39M15.02M15.31M13.55M-47.29M762K235K1.1M
Working Capital Changes36.65M34.76M-14.27M-24.4M-458K-13.68M848K-1.17M781K-2.44M-518K-995K-2.86M4.37M-3.9M2.07M2.98M583K736K
Change in Receivables2M-1.01M417K-2.15M502K-257K608K-609K528K68K269K970K-1M-660K2.24M-108K-732K-99K33K
Change in Inventory-5.85M-4.06M-706K670K-2M-259K945K-35K1.2M-904K29K805K-711K2.15M-2.85M-49K-195K-128K247K
Change in Payables-5.41M5.28M003.63M-271K-1.49M1.29M-313K-1.74M-697K-2.77M-1.58M2.58M-3.34M2.6M3.59M806K309K
Cash from Investing-31.4M-221.57M-51.82M114.13M85.09M-411.36M-5.91M-7.46M-2.23M-1.91M-5.94M-1.32M-7.5M-7.67M-53.04M-8.03M-25.7M-2.94M-2.31M
Capital Expenditures-24.15M-30.11M-51.09M-54.45M-84.08M-56.77M-5.91M-5.99M-2.23M-1.91M-5.94M-1.46M-4.89M-7.8M-52.43M-8.02M-806K-2.98M-2.36M
CapEx % of Revenue13.85%18.75%302.01%316.6%7155.49%10651.03%106.67%24.49%6.79%6.98%22.37%5.08%17.31%94.84%215.02%12.42%4.92%451.82%1134.62%
Acquisitions-396.92M-191.46M-6.07M0000-1.5M00000000-24.94M00
Investments-------------------
Other Investing389.67M05.34M34K-10K-9.17M01.53M000144K-2.61M125K-607K-18K40K40K45K
Cash from Financing-14.13M92.88M-7.36M-189K138.56M517.32M87.28M10.86M40.27M3.59M37.31M40.15M28.23M12.6M93.62M120.59M40.63M30.65M23.63M
Debt Issued (Net)-9.05M93.54M-1.04M-189K-162K68.83M503K-292K0-9.79M-504K-318K16.08M-14.53M36.74M7.8M12.25M-508K9.88M
Equity Issued (Net)517K798K-4.71M0150M489.37M76.41M11.59M39.39M11.04M28.66M33.82M18M29.02M61.88M114.7M31.56M32.5M13.96M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00-4.71M00000000000000-1.35M-210K
Other Financing-5.6M-1.45M-1.62M0-11.28M-40.88M10.36M-433K871K2.33M9.15M6.65M-5.85M-1.89M-5M-1.91M-3.18M-1.35M-210K
Net Change in Cash12.13M-80.94M-116.56M60.22M179.34M57.7M62.04M-17.43M22.18M-16.34M10.86M10.67M-18.27M-42.12M-27.48M78.95M-5.97M11.61M9.57M
Free Cash Flow-43.52M-43.51M-108.47M-108.17M-128.4M-114.21M-25.24M-26.83M-18.08M-22.53M-26.45M-29.62M-43.88M-54.85M-120.49M-41.63M-21.7M-19.08M-14.1M
FCF Margin %-24.95%-27.1%-641.25%-628.92%-10927.49%-21427.96%-455.98%-109.71%-55.03%-82.51%-99.67%-102.79%-155.25%-666.93%-494.12%-64.49%-132.36%-2891.06%-6779.33%
FCF Growth %58.46%59.88%-0.27%15.75%-12.42%-352.45%5.91%-48.35%19.74%14.82%10.7%32.49%19.99%54.48%-189.46%-91.81%-13.74%-35.32%-
FCF per Share-0.18-0.19-0.47-0.45-0.58-0.58-0.44-2.20-3.71-27.65-137.52-844.90-3271.26-7302.36-22165.19-10902.57-5285.44-7167.92-7071.72
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.29x0.40x0.73x0.81x0.45x0.82x0.48x0.73x0.57x0.84x0.55x0.78x0.95x0.70x1.12x0.70x0.52x0.81x0.81x
Interest Paid5.1M01.62M1.03M522K214K1.33M1.39M1.95M2.55M3.69M4.64M4.21M4.46M00000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Capital intensive project execution

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Support

According to the latest quarterly data, Gevo's operating cash flow consistently trails net income, with the 2026Q1 OCF/NI ratio of 0.97 highlighting a persistent inability to convert accounting profits into tangible liquidity, a trend that warrants caution given the company's ongoing reliance on external financing for operations.

The recurring gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that the company's reported earnings are heavily impacted by non-cash items and accruals. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it indicates that the underlying business model is not yet generating the self-sustaining cash flows required to fund its ambitious industrial expansion.

Persistent Free Cash Flow Deficits

As reported in financial statements, Gevo's free cash flow remains deeply negative, with a 2026Q1 FCF margin of -69.9%, underscoring the significant cash burn associated with the company's transition toward large-scale sustainable aviation fuel production and the associated infrastructure requirements for its Net-Zero initiatives.

The trajectory of free cash flow reflects a company in a heavy investment phase, where capital outflows consistently outpace operational inflows. This trend suggests that the firm remains highly dependent on capital markets to bridge the gap between its current cash burn and the eventual commercialization of its proprietary technology.

Capital Intensity Strains Liquidity Position

Based on reported figures, Gevo's capital expenditure intensity remains elevated, with CapEx/Revenue reaching 20.7% in 2026Q1, a clear indicator that the firm is prioritizing long-term asset development over near-term cash preservation in its pursuit of scaling the Net-Zero biorefinery platform.

The high level of capital intensity relative to revenue suggests that the company is aggressively deploying resources into fixed assets. This strategy appears to be a double-edged sword, as it builds the necessary capacity for future growth while simultaneously depleting the limited cash reserves available to the business.

Working Capital Volatility Impacts Liquidity

Analysis of recent filings indicates that working capital fluctuations, such as the $4.9 million outflow in 2026Q1, contribute significantly to the firm's cash volatility, reflecting the inherent challenges of managing inventory and payables within a commodity-sensitive, high-growth industrial chemical business model.

The erratic nature of working capital changes suggests that the company's cash conversion cycle is highly sensitive to the timing of feedstock procurement and environmental credit realization. This volatility may indicate operational inefficiencies that could further strain the company's already thin liquidity position if not managed with greater precision.

GEVO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) generate from operations?

Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) generated $-13.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Gevo, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) reported negative free cash flow of $43.5M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Gevo, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) spent $30.1M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.