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Gold Resource Corporation (GORO) Cash Flow Statement

22Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow generation remains inconsistent, evidenced by a 2026Q1 OCF/NI ratio of 3.13 and a peak capital intensity of 30.4% of revenue in 2025Q3.

GORO 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'04
Cash from Operations38.63M21.7M-627K-5.22M14.16M34.78M35.4M21.41M22.26M35.63M17.9M20.17M37.65M6.64M31.2M42.42M-22.93M-44.88M-23.01M-6.91M-1.8M-1.18M-378.29K
Operating CF Margin %-23.27%-0.97%-5.34%10.18%28.01%39.03%18.05%18.62%32.75%21.63%21.87%32.31%5.3%23.72%40.33%-155.41%------
Operating CF Growth %3706.16%3561.56%87.99%-136.87%-59.3%-1.73%65.35%-3.81%-37.54%99.08%-11.26%-46.43%466.81%-78.71%-26.44%284.99%48.91%-95.06%-232.99%-284.71%-52.28%-211.74%-
Net Income6.6M-6.46M-56.5M-24.14M-6.32M8.03M-6.33M5.83M9.29M4.15M4.39M3.06M16.25M85K33.67M58.37M-23.07M-34.13M-26.02M-8.08M-2.69M-1.22M-853.59K
Depreciation & Amortization17.02M12.2M19.88M26.13M27.36M16.15M17.6M19.92M15.17M15M12.59M9.1M4.55M2.63M1.54M856K324K166.99K123.95K47.48K18.04K7.25K0
Stock-Based Compensation1.6M1.15M677K681K1.96M875K3.04M1.93M1.5M1.19M1.24M3.47M4.95M7.62M6.6M6.57M2.69M2.84M2M0000
Deferred Taxes18.9M1.41M9.13M0-3.54M03.51M0-501K14.99M-1.55M5.13M2.23M2.04M-3.05M-30.64M215K-967.6K00000
Other Non-Cash Items21.6M19.86M19.49M-4.99M44K6.42M12.97M1.33M1.18M1.28M298K3M596K2.38M1.79M-2.71M387K1.99M63.54K640.51K646.44K407.7K-387.29K
Working Capital Changes-10.85M-6.46M6.7M-2.89M-5.34M3.31M4.61M-7.61M-4.37M-983K941K-3.59M9.08M-8.11M-9.35M9.96M-3.48M-14.78M822.62K479.46K226.42K-376.31K862.59K
Change in Receivables-11.83M-11.07M2.15M750K3.59M-4.45M4.14M-6.62M-220K-2.25M-309K1.09M891K4.37M8.3M-13.1M-1.19M000000
Change in Inventory-1.89M-1.49M1.82M2.61M-2.55M-708K1.04M-1.98M-2.82M-2.8M-738K-555K-231K-32K-4.1M-1.18M-2.84M000000
Change in Payables-2.59M-271K3.81M0284K0-588K01.49M1.64M-3.58M3.36M-2.83M-37K1.4M-758K572K-1.03M00000
Cash from Investing-27.12M-20.21M-6.44M-12.49M-19.44M-22.97M-14.45M-39.47M-40.07M-25.69M-14.69M-26.74M-16.62M-6.44M-7.73M-9.3M7.88M-1.2M-657.82K-456.15K-59.97K-61.6K0
Capital Expenditures-27.12M-21.06M-7.62M-12.49M-18.23M-20.61M-12.81M-16.94M-40.08M-25.43M-15.14M-26.68M-17.9M-6.7M-4.46M-9.3M-3.56M-1.2M-657.82K-456.15K-59.97K-61.6K0
CapEx % of Revenue21.15%22.58%11.77%12.77%13.11%16.59%14.13%14.28%33.53%23.38%18.3%28.93%15.36%5.35%3.39%8.85%24.13%------
Acquisitions00001.21M-2.36M0000-311K-92K1.29M6.7M4.46M00000000
Investments-----------------------
Other Investing0000-1.21M0-6.49M-22.54M6K-257K9K-92K1.76M-6.7M-4.46M011.44M000000
Cash from Financing6.77M22.11M2.71M62K-3.91M-3.06M-5.22M21.04M3.45M-1.39M-1.89M-8M-7.86M-21.01M-39.87M-28.44M55.65M49.17M5.19M21.71M9.34M1.41M252K
Debt Issued (Net)6.11M6.11M0000000-257K-606K-1.5M-1.47M-645K000000000
Equity Issued (Net)-1.88M7.5M2.74M00025.8M04.32M00000-3.93M-1.95M63.39M48.99M5.01M21.71M9.34M1.41M152K
Dividends Paid0000-3.54M-3.37M-2.79M-1.49M-1.15M-1.14M-1.67M-6.5M-6.49M-25.51M-35.94M-26.48M-7.74M000000
Share Repurchases0000000000-13.06M000-3.93M-1.95M0000000
Other Financing2.53M8.5M-33K62K-376K303K-28.23M22.53M282K0391K0100K5.15M01.05M0184K181K000100K
Net Change in Cash18.03M23.38M-4.63M-17.42M-10.04M8.31M15.2M2.52M-14.63M8.22M1.34M-14.72M12.57M-20.81M-16.18M4.38M40.83M3.22M-18.47M14.35M7.48M166.62K-126.29K
Free Cash Flow11.51M644K-8.25M-17.71M-4.08M14.17M22.59M4.47M-17.82M10.2M2.76M-6.51M19.75M-60K26.74M33.12M-26.49M-46.08M-23.66M-7.37M-1.86M-1.24M-378.29K
FCF Margin %8.97%0.69%-12.74%-18.11%-2.93%11.41%24.9%3.77%-14.91%9.38%3.33%-7.06%16.95%-0.05%20.33%31.49%-179.54%------
FCF Growth %207.08%107.81%53.42%-334.4%-128.76%-37.25%405.17%125.09%-274.69%269.74%142.35%-132.98%33025%-100.22%-19.24%225.01%42.51%-94.73%-221.3%-296.86%-49.56%-228.02%-
FCF per Share0.070.00-0.09-0.20-0.050.190.320.07-0.310.180.05-0.120.36-0.000.470.59-0.53-1.05-0.69-0.26-0.09-0.08-0.03
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.74x-3.36x0.01x0.22x-2.24x4.33x-5.59x3.87x2.40x8.59x4.08x6.59x2.32x78.15x0.93x0.71x0.99x1.31x0.88x0.86x0.67x0.97x0.44x
Interest Paid00000020K18K10K65K13K78K149K102K000000000
Taxes Paid1.9M01.1M018.59M02.73M07.07M3.1M256K9.51M939K14.33M33.02M00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

Single-asset operational dependency

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

As reported in financial statements, GORO's OCF/NI ratio reached 3.13 in 2026Q1, illustrating a significant divergence between accounting net income and actual cash generation that warrants further investigation into the non-cash charges and provisional pricing adjustments currently impacting the company's reported bottom line.

The wide variance between net income and operating cash flow suggests that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items such as depletion and depreciation. Investors should monitor whether this conversion gap persists, as it indicates that the company's cash-generating capacity is currently decoupled from its headline profitability metrics.

FCF Volatility and Margin Sensitivity

Based on GORO's reported figures, free cash flow margins have fluctuated wildly from a low of -42.9% in 2024Q3 to 14.8% in 2026Q1, highlighting the extreme sensitivity of the company's cash trajectory to commodity price cycles and operational throughput at the Don David Gold Mine.

The recent return to positive free cash flow in late 2025 and early 2026 appears to be a function of improved operational performance rather than a structural shift in cost efficiency. This volatility suggests that the company remains highly vulnerable to external price shocks, which could quickly revert the cash flow trajectory to negative territory.

Capital Intensity and Growth Reinvestment

According to recent SEC filings, GORO's capital intensity, measured by CapEx/Revenue, peaked at 30.4% in 2025Q3, reflecting a period of aggressive investment that may be straining the company's ability to maintain a consistent cash buffer while simultaneously funding its long-term development projects.

The elevated capital expenditure levels suggest that the company is prioritizing reserve replacement and infrastructure maintenance at the Don David Gold Mine. Analysts should evaluate whether these capital outlays are effectively extending the mine life or if they represent a defensive necessity to combat declining ore grades.

Working Capital Management and Liquidity

As indicated by the quarterly data, working capital changes have been a significant source of cash flow volatility, with a notable $8.2M outflow in 2025Q3, suggesting that timing differences in concentrate sales and inventory management are creating meaningful, albeit temporary, liquidity pressures for the firm.

The erratic nature of working capital movements appears to be tied to the provisional pricing mechanism and the logistics of shipping concentrate to third-party smelters. This implies that the company's cash position is susceptible to timing mismatches that can obscure the underlying health of its core mining operations.

GORO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Gold Resource Corporation (GORO) generate from operations?

Gold Resource Corporation (GORO) generated $21.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Gold Resource Corporation's free cash flow?

Gold Resource Corporation (GORO) generated $0.6M 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 Gold Resource Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Gold Resource Corporation (GORO) spent $21.1M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.