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InterCure Ltd. (INCR) Cash Flow Statement

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Liquidity is under pressure as cash reserves declined from $101.1 million in 2023Q4 to $51.3 million in 2025Q2, exacerbated by a disconnect between net income and cash flow evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio of -7.16.

INCR Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11
Cash from Operations12.2M-66.93M-53.63M51.27M25.02M7.8M-4.01M-1.49M-921.03K-1.17M-1.69M-1.9M-3.33M-1.57M-860.16K
Operating CF Margin %--28.02%-15.08%13.19%11.39%12%-44.96%----120.93%-33.56%-40.31%-18.48%-7.13%
Operating CF Growth %0%-24.79%-204.61%104.9%220.65%294.44%-170.05%-61.34%21.24%30.98%10.66%42.98%-112.46%-81.99%-
Net Income-70.93M-72.79M-63.53M43.75M7.29M-36.04M-3M-12.8M-5.26M265.42K-1.88M-3.79M-6.61M43.44M-6.8M
Depreciation & Amortization8.45M15.37M13.17M11.7M7.39M3.25M23K10K3.48K0023.36K142.78K112.08K224.55K
Stock-Based Compensation2.48M2.28M2.59M8.91M6.45M10.01M64.91M7.83M6.95K26.93K327.91K0-212.43K721.04K-643.21K
Deferred Taxes0-14.53M2.25M93K11.44M37.06M-9.04M682K3.06M0004.48M-47.81M-2.56M
Other Non-Cash Items87.17M11.94M35.44M-10.16M-5.91M-2.36M-56.24M1.86M1.32M-1.36M234.22K1.6M87.06K2.31M7.64M
Working Capital Changes-14.97M-9.19M-43.55M-3.02M-1.65M-4.12M-669K930K-52.13K-103.86K-378.65K276.47K-1.22M-343.71K1.28M
Change in Receivables4.94M13.26M-23.49M-18.29M8.39M-4.47M-899K40K-13.9K69K265.45K225.85K-174.13K537.98K936.28K
Change in Inventory-27.87M-17.44M40.21M-75.99M-17.89M-16.18M3.03M000460.63K716.48K-233.33K-567.86K909.63K
Change in Payables0-8.9M-47.63M57.03M2.79M12.27M-8K228K0-203.87K-530.9K-689.23K-529.34K-44.83K-742.17K
Cash from Investing-4.33M17.69M4.77M-142.5M-65.21M-22.76M-38.54M-7.96M-2.26M-10.97M-9.35M895.6K727.84K-265.25K331.12K
Capital Expenditures-3.25M-4.38M-2.62M-19.74M-14.03M-20.84M-1K-93K0-7.69K00-261.19K-298.88K-15.22K
CapEx % of Revenue1.33%1.83%0.74%5.08%6.39%32.05%0.01%-----3.17%3.53%0.13%
Acquisitions-114K405K-4.2M-8.32M-19.09M387K-2.26M-5.24M0000000
Investments---------------
Other Investing-968K21.66M11.59M-114.44M-30.84M-1.64M-40.81M-2.62M-2.37M-10.4M405.98K896.15K731.66K33.62K346.35K
Cash from Financing-34.85M26.45M-82.89M120.45M197.94M25.29M66.17M10.61M2.86M12.27M13.22M350.45K04.3M761.2K
Debt Issued (Net)07.74M-61.98M137.73M65.83M-13.56M-506K8.73M913K2.74M0350.45K01.87M0
Equity Issued (Net)034M00128.73M38.02M62.28M1.21M2.09M7.81M0002.43M761.2K
Dividends Paid000000000000000
Share Repurchases000000000000000
Other Financing-34.85M-15.29M-20.91M-17.28M3.38M833K4.39M670K01.1M13.22M214000
Net Change in Cash0-22.82M-131.45M36.37M158.33M10.55M21.96M1.19M-410.12K138.48K2.5M-650.29K-2.6M2.47M232.17K
Free Cash Flow8.95M-71.3M-56.25M31.52M10.99M-13.04M-4.01M-1.58M-921.03K-1.18M-1.69M-1.9M-3.59M-1.86M-875.38K
FCF Margin %3.68%-29.85%-15.82%8.11%5%-20.05%-44.97%----120.93%-33.56%-43.48%-22.01%-7.25%
FCF Growth %--26.76%-278.43%186.83%184.3%-224.81%-154.21%-71.44%21.75%30.52%10.66%47.13%-92.41%-112.96%-
FCF per Share0.16-1.49-1.230.700.27-0.51-0.17-0.08-0.05-0.09-0.19-1.17-2.37-4.27-2.98
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.13x0.99x0.87x1.14x5.33x-0.21x0.68x0.12x0.18x-4.41x0.90x0.50x0.50x-0.04x0.13x
Interest Paid8.51M00000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Geopolitical and Regulatory Volatility

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

According to recent financial disclosures, InterCure exhibits a significant disconnect between net income and operating cash flow, evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio of -7.16 in 2025Q2, which suggests that reported earnings are currently failing to capture the underlying cash-generative capacity of the firm's core operations.

The wide variance between accounting losses and positive operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges, likely including depreciation and amortization, are heavily influencing the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this cash flow generation is sustainable or merely a temporary byproduct of aggressive working capital management.

FCF Margin Volatility Remains High

As reported in recent filings, InterCure's free cash flow trajectory has been highly erratic, swinging from a -50.1% margin in 2023Q1 to a 6.9% margin by 2025Q2, which highlights the difficulty the company faces in maintaining consistent cash conversion during periods of significant revenue contraction.

The recent improvement in FCF margins appears to be driven more by a reduction in capital intensity than by organic growth in core profitability. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the company can maintain positive FCF if revenue continues to face downward pressure.

Capital Intensity and Asset Replacement

Based on the provided data, InterCure's capital expenditure remains relatively modest at 2.5% of revenue as of 2025Q2, suggesting that the company has shifted away from heavy infrastructure investment toward a more maintenance-focused capital allocation strategy following its initial pharmacy and cultivation build-out phase.

While lower capital intensity preserves cash, it may also indicate a lack of new growth initiatives or an inability to fund further expansion. Analysts should consider whether this level of spending is sufficient to maintain the competitive edge of the company's existing pharmacy and cultivation assets.

Working Capital Drag on Liquidity

Financial statements indicate that working capital changes have become a significant drag on cash flow, with a $7.5 million outflow recorded in 2025Q2, suggesting that the company is struggling to efficiently manage its inventory levels or collect receivables in the current market environment.

This negative working capital trend may imply that the company is forced to hold excess inventory or extend credit terms to maintain its market position. Such dynamics often precede margin compression and suggest that operational efficiency is currently being sacrificed to support top-line volume.

INCR — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does InterCure Ltd. (INCR) generate from operations?

InterCure Ltd. (INCR) generated $-66.9M in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is InterCure Ltd.'s free cash flow?

InterCure Ltd. (INCR) reported negative free cash flow of $71.3M in 2024, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is InterCure Ltd.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

InterCure Ltd. (INCR) spent $4.4M on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.