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Vyome Holdings, Inc. (HIND) Cash Flow Statement

21Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains structurally negative in nine of the last ten quarters, with the most recent period showing a $1.4 million deficit that underscores the company's reliance on external capital.

HIND 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'05
Cash from Operations-3.07M-3.75M-4.43M-16.96M-21.9M-15.38M-8.55M-14.2M-27.49M-24.59M-20.66M-22.61M-19.38M-18.43M-22.48M-19.94M-13.66M-24.66M-33.67M-23.37M-16.23M-10.28M
Operating CF Margin %--1172.56%-55.3%-195.44%-194.86%-113.05%-75.67%-94.11%-4531.02%-1910.28%-2625.76%-7741.79%---7204.93%-------
Operating CF Growth %1182.15%15.32%73.9%22.56%-42.45%-79.82%39.79%48.35%-11.8%-19.04%8.63%-16.62%-5.2%18.03%-12.76%-45.89%44.58%26.77%-44.08%-44%-57.89%-
Net Income-13.25M-10.48M-7.13M-11.39M-46.21M-35.46M-21.63M-74.21M-35.27M-33.82M-23.36M-25.5M-26.13M-25.78M-23.46M-26M-17.35M-31.93M-37.87M-28.58M-17.69M-11.22M
Depreciation & Amortization12.1K11.98K22K154K2.15M1.97M1.67M1.71M440.56K925.46K139.58K188.61K188.9K174.63K226.99K303.97K375.76K424.35K513.06K992.37K95.85K143.23K
Stock-Based Compensation103.02K6.58M184K766K2.09M12.23M1.32M2.31M3.1M4.44M2.33M6.94M6.32M5.95M4.23M2.89M2.56M2.44M2.52M000
Deferred Taxes4K06K28K-423K-60K-86K-1.14M-3.45M-2.31M1.86M826.62K-6.32M199.59K-4.22M26.24M440.48K1.5M-2.52M000
Other Non-Cash Items10.73M100.15K200K-2.39M19.79M8.69M10.17M58.56M6.83M4.73M-3.51M-3.3M6.44M8.03K4.44M-26M-158.83K3.64M3.17M4.23M157.81K25.04K
Working Capital Changes-604.84K39.91K2.29M-4.13M709K-2.74M6K-1.43M857.22K1.45M1.89M-1.77M113.38K1.02M-3.68M2.63M461.15K-732.71K515.83K-11.07K1.21M768.83K
Change in Receivables-341.71K0560K125K678K-284K1.22M-3.62M-507.89K28.1K-105.63K-55.12K14.93K26.63K-52.41K3.5M000000
Change in Inventory-20K0922K-465K-1.19M-369K-1.18M-332K1.98M68.44K-103.25K-705.8K147.42K143.27K-202.58K-1.07M000000
Change in Payables13.64K171.34K820K-3.46M448K-1.48M-992K0317.08K-223.44K1.14M-222.64K267.36K60.73K-224.56K367.49K-109.95K-73.71K-183.03K000
Cash from Investing000-10K-92K1.85M-2.39M-2.01M-10.33M-6.37M-14K-38.91K-88.68K-216.01K923.61K5.07M-6.53M5.04M2.83M8.25M-17.67M-449.81K
Capital Expenditures000-43K-131K-352K-390K-14K-49.58K-137.12K-14K-38.91K-88.68K-416.01K-76.39K-252.27K-2.59K-186.98K-244.44K-800.39K-634.97K-449.81K
CapEx % of Revenue0%--0.5%1.17%2.59%3.45%0.09%8.17%10.65%1.78%13.33%--24.49%-------
Acquisitions000039K2.21M-2M-2M-10.28M-6.23M06K0000000000
Investments----------------------
Other Investing00033K-600K000-20.8M20.81M-6.55M00200K1M6.33M-6.53M00000
Cash from Financing10M8.65M677K17.57M3.13M33.3M11.07M13.66M33.2M37.81M16.05M18.95M7.79M19.63M15.38M12.52M36.42M13.18M3.16M46.32M40.72M16.11M
Debt Issued (Net)1M791.25K653K00-9.5M10.4M-200K0016.8M5M-4M-3M4.59M-922K-1.89M-6.78M3.33M7.21M1.34M8.38M
Equity Issued (Net)8.99M7.86M24K17.57M639K42.8M679K478K37.24M6.47M022.65M9.84M24.05M5.05M14.52M38.28M-898.97K040.87M40.86M7.78M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases000000000000000-1.21M-2.6M-898.97K0000
Other Financing00002.49M0013.38M-4.04M31.34M-749.79K-8.7M1.96M-1.42M5.73M-1.08M23.7K20.86M-164.83K-1.75M-1.49M-40.05K
Net Change in Cash6.18M4.88M-3.77M604K-18.86M19.81M-11.05M-2.56M-4.62M6.85M-4.62M-3.69M-11.68M988.7K-6.18M-2.35M16.22M-6.44M-27.68M31.2M6.82M5.39M
Free Cash Flow-3.07M-3.75M-4.43M-17M-22.03M-15.73M-8.94M-14.21M-27.54M-24.73M-20.67M-22.64M-19.47M-18.84M-22.56M-20.19M-13.67M-24.84M-33.91M-24.17M-16.86M-10.73M
FCF Margin %-227.98%-1172.56%-55.3%-195.93%-196.02%-115.64%-79.12%-94.2%-4539.19%-1920.93%-2627.54%-7755.12%---7229.41%-------
FCF Growth %31.47%15.32%73.96%22.83%-40.1%-75.92%37.1%48.39%-11.38%-19.62%8.72%-16.29%-3.35%16.47%-11.73%-47.71%44.99%26.74%-40.32%-43.32%-57.19%-
FCF per Share-0.52-1.73-214.67-4140.00-75279.46-104356.31-207906.98-656828.87-999999.00-999999.00-1.23-999999.00-999999.00-0.30-1654.46-1938.21-4707.48-14484.09-5841.64-28666.59-94507.64-79956.09
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.23x0.37x0.62x1.49x0.47x0.24x0.40x0.19x0.34x0.73x0.88x0.89x0.74x0.71x0.96x0.77x0.79x0.77x0.89x0.82x0.92x0.92x
Interest Paid00000296K0000000000000000
Taxes Paid0012K10K5K102K0000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Imminent liquidity exhaustion

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Volatility

As reported in quarterly filings, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios fluctuating wildly from 1.49 to -0.51, suggesting that accruals and working capital swings are currently driving cash movements rather than core operational profitability.

The lack of a consistent correlation between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's reported earnings are not currently reflective of its underlying cash-generating capacity. Investors should monitor these wide variances as they suggest that non-cash items and timing differences in working capital are obscuring the true extent of the company's cash burn.

Persistent Free Cash Flow Deficits

Based on the provided financial data, Vyome Holdings has consistently generated negative free cash flow in nine of the last ten quarters, with the exception of a single anomalous period, highlighting a structural inability to fund operations through internal cash generation.

The persistent FCF deficits underscore the company's reliance on external financing to sustain its clinical development pipeline. This trajectory appears unsustainable without a fundamental shift in the business model or a significant infusion of capital, as the current burn rate continues to erode the remaining cash balance.

Working Capital Volatility Signals Instability

According to the cash flow statements, working capital changes have been highly inconsistent, ranging from a $2.1 million inflow in 2025Q3 to a $1.9 million outflow in 2025Q2, which suggests significant instability in the timing of vendor payments and potential milestone-related cash receipts.

These erratic swings in working capital appear to be the primary driver of short-term cash flow fluctuations rather than operational efficiency. The lack of a predictable working capital cycle warrants further investigation, as it may indicate underlying challenges in managing payables or collecting on sporadic licensing agreements.

Cash Flow Statement Obscures Reality

As indicated by the historical data, the cash flow statement obscures the true extent of the company's operational challenges by masking the impact of stock-based compensation and minimal capital expenditures, which together fail to offset the underlying cash depletion from core research and development activities.

While the company reports minimal capital expenditures, this should not be interpreted as operational efficiency but rather as a lack of investment in physical infrastructure. The reliance on stock-based compensation to preserve cash may provide a temporary buffer, but it does not address the fundamental issue of the company's inability to generate sustainable operating cash flow.

HIND — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Vyome Holdings, Inc. (HIND) generate from operations?

Vyome Holdings, Inc. (HIND) generated $-3.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Vyome Holdings, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Vyome Holdings, Inc. (HIND) reported negative free cash flow of $3.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

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

Vyome Holdings, Inc. (HIND) spent $0.0M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.