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Information Services Group, Inc. (III) Cash Flow Statement

20Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion remains unstable, as demonstrated by the OCF/NI ratio swinging from -3.37 in 2023Q4 to 7.66 in 2024Q3, complicating the sustainability of ongoing shareholder returns.

III 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'06
Cash from Operations27.36M29.01M19.86M12.27M11.15M41.94M43.97M20.44M19.13M11.44M10.66M6.81M7.01M23.05M10.73M871K5.75M4.06M20.48M5.92M-46.87K
Operating CF Margin %-11.85%8.02%4.22%3.89%15.1%17.65%7.69%6.94%4.25%4.92%3.26%3.34%10.93%5.57%0.47%4.35%3.06%11.72%31.33%-
Operating CF Growth %280.14%46.04%61.87%10.1%-73.43%-4.61%115.15%6.84%67.14%7.36%56.45%-2.77%-69.61%114.86%1131.92%-84.84%41.69%-80.2%245.9%12733.35%-
Net Income10.57M9.34M2.84M6.15M19.73M15.53M2.75M3.34M5.68M-2.1M-6.38M4.95M6.3M4.78M603K-55.94M-53.16M-2.84M-57.91M4.47M-54.82K
Depreciation & Amortization4.54M4.54M6.11M6.88M5.71M5.68M6.77M7.32M7.77M12.72M7.87M7.08M7.37M7.47M8.86M11.03M9.85M9.56M10M982K1.66K
Stock-Based Compensation5.42M7.83M8.05M9.13M7.46M6.47M8.89M9.59M9.86M7.44M7.05M5.05M3.11M3.38M2.8M3.14M3.09M2.83M1.96M170K0
Deferred Taxes1.82M73K000000-443K-675K-1.76M-2.27M-2.13M-2.67M-2.64M-11M-6.76M-5.65M-12.15M-298K0
Other Non-Cash Items3.38M676K-7.85M-530K432K6.33M4.04M158K1.18M1.63M92K612K684K1.55M-1.33M62.65M52.81M8.1M74.97M5K0
Working Capital Changes1.64M6.55M10.72M-9.36M-22.18M7.93M21.52M31K-4.92M-7.57M3.79M-8.62M-8.33M8.54M2.45M-9.01M-68K-7.95M3.61M589K6.29K
Change in Receivables3.85M-1.78M7.07M-6.66M-13.99M2.65M10.06M-1.36M231K-6.03M2.07M-7.51M-2.32M897K931K-6.24M-675K2.86M4.76M186K0
Change in Inventory00000000-5.79M914K1.27M-301K-7.98M7.39M514K-42.86M-56.7M-67.72M-68.16M869K0
Change in Payables-1.77M629K000000879K-2.38M1.73M-612K1.12M-48K1.95M-236K-202K-776K-2.13M2.78M0
Cash from Investing-4.94M-4.94M18.99M-4.43M-6.87M-2.32M-3.5M-1.92M-4M-3.65M-57.65M-1.95M-3.37M-1.9M-1.85M-9.65M-6.71M-1.24M-1.63M-203.63M-48.3K
Capital Expenditures-4.95M0-2.83M-3.43M-3.42M-2.32M-1.18M-1.92M-4M-3.17M-2.36M-1.38M-2.17M-1.9M-1.82M-1.69M-957K-1.24M-1.63M-237K-48.3K
CapEx % of Revenue2.01%1.64%1.14%1.18%1.2%0.83%0.47%0.72%1.45%1.18%1.09%0.66%1.04%0.9%0.95%0.92%0.72%0.93%0.93%1.25%-
Acquisitions-1.64M-1.64M0-1M-3.45M0-2.32M00-889K-55.19M-537K-890K0-24K-13.68M000-203.39M0
Investments---------------------
Other Investing1.65M-3.3M21.82M000003.06M403K-103K-30K-310K4.05M-1K5.7M-5.75M-1.24M3.23M-237K0
Cash from Financing-20.25M-19.55M-37.91M-16.2M-18.94M-34.13M-15.7M-18.93M-24M-16.14M64.29M-13.25M-9.41M-9.4M-10.18M-6.9M-1.7M-22.08M-3.94M244.37M184.08K
Debt Issued (Net)-29K-29K-20M04.7M-4.3M-8.09M-12.25M-17.64M-8.54M67.43M-2.59M-3.38M-5.82M-7M-6M-2M-22.24M-950K94.75M250K
Equity Issued (Net)-7.89M-8.63M-7.65M-6.15M-16.12M-23.44M-7.19M-6.52M-2.24M-2.18M435K-2.8M-5.32M-4.05M-1.51M-1.23M302K244K-2.99M170.36M5K
Dividends Paid-9.18M-9.18M-9.39M-8.69M-7.46M-4.44M00000-5.19M000000000
Share Repurchases-8.22M-9.27M-7.65M-6.15M-16.12M-23.44M-7.19M-6.52M-3.06M-2.85M-11.56M-3.38M-5.32M-4.05M-1.51M-1.23M0-86K-3.23M-94.89M-5K
Other Financing-3.15M-1.71M-863K-1.36M-56K-1.95M-418K-162K-4.13M-5.42M-3.58M-2.67M-711K479K-1.67M322K0-86K0-20.74M-70.92K
Net Change in Cash2.58M5.6M349K-7.86M-16.94M3.78M25.58M-484K-9.79M-6.07M16.65M-9.83M-7.42M11.59M-970K-15.83M-2.48M-18.36M13.97M47.09M88.91K
Free Cash Flow22.41M24.99M17.03M8.84M7.72M39.62M42.79M18.52M15.13M8.28M8.3M5.43M4.84M21.15M8.91M-819K4.79M2.82M18.85M5.68M-95.17K
FCF Margin %9.1%10.21%6.88%3.04%2.7%14.26%17.18%6.97%5.49%3.07%3.83%2.6%2.31%10.03%4.62%-0.44%3.63%2.12%10.78%30.07%-
FCF Growth %41.25%46.69%92.73%14.45%-80.51%-7.4%131.11%22.38%82.83%-0.3%52.71%12.36%-77.13%137.5%1187.55%-117.1%70.04%-85.05%231.58%6072.28%-
FCF per Share0.450.500.340.180.150.770.860.390.330.190.230.140.130.550.24-0.020.150.090.600.15-0.01
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)2.12x3.11x7.00x1.99x0.57x2.70x15.96x6.12x3.37x-5.37x-1.64x1.41x1.13x4.83x17.79x-0.02x-0.11x-1.43x-0.35x1.32x0.85x
Interest Paid1.87M05.73M5.26M2.4M1.88M3.11M5.69M5.98M5.6M1.93M1.46M1.78M2.41M2.61M2.91M2.91M4.16M6.24M00
Taxes Paid-396K00000002.62M2.44M5.71M4.53M5.72M6.64M1.97M3.9M7.71M5.21M5.5M00

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Volatile working capital cycles

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow statements, III exhibits a significant disconnect between net income and operating cash flow, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating wildly from -3.37 in 2023Q4 to 7.66 in 2024Q3, suggesting that reported earnings are a poor proxy for actual cash generation.

The extreme volatility in the OCF/NI ratio indicates that accounting accruals and timing differences in revenue recognition heavily distort the company's reported profitability. Investors should monitor whether this instability is a permanent feature of the project-based advisory model or a temporary byproduct of lumpy contract billing cycles.

FCF Margin Instability and Sensitivity

According to the provided financial data, III's free cash flow margins have demonstrated high sensitivity to operational performance, swinging from a peak of 18.0% in 2025Q2 to a negative 2.5% in 2026Q1, highlighting the inherent difficulty in maintaining consistent cash conversion within the current advisory framework.

The sharp decline in FCF margin during the most recent quarter suggests that the company's cash-generating engine is highly susceptible to minor shifts in project delivery timelines. This lack of FCF predictability complicates the valuation of the firm as a platform-based business, as cash flows remain tethered to labor-intensive advisory cycles.

Working Capital Volatility Pressures Liquidity

Based on reported figures, III's working capital changes have been highly erratic, ranging from a $6.5 million outflow in 2026Q1 to a $5.6 million inflow in 2025Q2, which suggests that the firm struggles to manage the timing of client collections against its ongoing personnel-related cash obligations.

The frequent swings in working capital indicate that the company's cash position is heavily dependent on the timing of large project milestones and subsequent client payments. This volatility may force management to maintain higher cash buffers than would otherwise be necessary, potentially limiting the efficiency of capital deployment.

Capital Allocation Amidst Stagnant Growth

As reported in recent filings, III has consistently prioritized shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks, totaling several million dollars per quarter, even as the company faces a -1.16% YoY revenue contraction, which warrants investigation into the sustainability of this capital allocation strategy given the thin net margins.

The decision to continue aggressive capital returns while organic growth remains elusive suggests a management focus on supporting the share price rather than reinvesting in the GovernX platform or other high-growth initiatives. This strategy may be unsustainable if the current cash flow volatility persists and limits the firm's financial flexibility.

III — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Information Services Group, Inc. (III) generate from operations?

Information Services Group, Inc. (III) generated $29.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Information Services Group, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Information Services Group, Inc. (III) generated $25.0M 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 Information Services Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Information Services Group, Inc. (III) 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.

How does Information Services Group, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Information Services Group, Inc. (III) returned $9.2M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $9.3M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.