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Intellinetics, Inc. (INLX) Cash Flow Statement

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Free cash flow remains under pressure with a -6.5% margin in 2026Q1, reflecting a fundamental disconnect between GAAP losses and cash generation as evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio of 0.19.

INLX 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 Operations815.79K933.87K3.86M784.66K1.99M1.39M124.99K-982.17K-1.16M-1.12M-1.26M-619.98K-1.04M-2.46M-1.15M-6.25K-5.99K177-2.5K-124-444120-1.92K
Operating CF Margin %-5.63%21.41%4.65%14.19%12.13%1.51%-38.73%-48.6%-42.79%-48.46%-26.53%-70.01%-158.31%-41.96%--------
Operating CF Growth %-573.1%-75.79%391.7%-60.55%43.08%1012.08%112.73%15.14%-3.11%10.97%-103.34%40.4%57.72%-114.42%-18259.86%-4.39%-3482.49%107.07%-1920.16%72.07%-470%106.25%-
Net Income-2.32M-1.87M-546.22K519.27K24.03K1.36M-2.2M-2.13M-2.34M-1.36M-1.58M-3.92M-1.65M-2.14M-1.99M-15.81K-6.26K-4.82K-5.91K-10.12K-9.04K-9.35K-2.1K
Depreciation & Amortization1.31M1.32M1.2M1.02M728.9K1.05M702.16K49.01K9.04K11.83K10.69K11.63K24.31K26.46K28.42K00000000
Stock-Based Compensation1.1M1.29M1.5M464.53K363.95K92.25K58.77K200.12K249.03K153.42K137.88K430K0-94.73K175K00000000
Deferred Taxes000000028.31K-7.22K-104.48K26.08K235.63K0100.75K64.72K00000000
Other Non-Cash Items127.9K152.76K144.03K474.54K530.53K-437.95K2.18M354K492.33K197.92K297.9K2.08M261.82K11.91K65.55K-15.81K0000000
Working Capital Changes600.4K48.38K1.56M-1.69M341.36K-671.87K-620.38K519.68K439.7K-21.8K-156.92K540.86K322.27K-365.1K504.31K9.56K2755K3.4K10K8.6K9.46K185
Change in Receivables281.99K177.56K772.3K-1.53M-70.4K-293.75K380.97K-222.14K167.3K-40.54K-65.71K-144.74K1.49K166.85K-6.27K00000000
Change in Inventory-23.12K-72.73K9.71K-37.05K3.47K-5.91K796696.47K-45-11.83K-115.83K-853104.93K43.29K2.75K00000000
Change in Payables714.48K-81.7K280.3K-200.44K173.48K141.56K-645.6K62.9K-97.03K-31.43K-24.63K256.1K114.98K-354.25K757.93K3.9K275010K10K000
Cash from Investing-803.71K-823.98K-827.77K-548.08K-6.96M-590.49K-4.1M-5.49K-3.41K-12.62K-6.87K-5.56K4.48K-21.56K-48.18K00000000
Capital Expenditures-393.17K-354.38K-439.2K-111.24K-200.98K-552.18K-76.85K-5.49K-3.41K-12.62K-6.87K-5.56K-4.58K-21.56K-53.78K00000000
CapEx % of Revenue2.42%2.14%2.44%0.66%1.43%4.82%0.93%0.22%0.14%0.48%0.26%0.24%0.31%1.39%1.97%--------
Acquisitions0000-6.38M0-4.02M0000000000000000
Investments-----------------------
Other Investing-410.54K-469.6K-388.57K-436.84K-376.35K-38.3K0000009.06K05.6K00000000
Cash from Financing-74.2K-70.85K-1.76M-1.72M5.92M-954.73K5.47M303.19K1.12M1.57M840.38K1.56M959.27K2.7M1.1M5K7K08K8K005K
Debt Issued (Net)-1.37M-1.41M-1.69M-1.02M1.94M02.79M303.19K1.25M1.89M330.62K348.94K959.27K-34.73K1.04M1.07M7K000000
Equity Issued (Net)23K1.8M005.74M03.17M000559.28K1.21M02.73M60K00000000
Dividends Paid00000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-120000000000000000000000
Other Financing1.28M-459.18K-69.53K-700K-1.76M-954.73K-483.79K0-130.84K-317.53K-49.53K0000-19.65K05K00005K
Net Change in Cash-62.12K39.05K1.27M-1.48M943.85K-155.25K1.5M-684.47K-37.29K435.98K-427.17K933.04K-76.48K214.32K-94.03K-1.25K1.01K177-2.5K-124-4441203.08K
Free Cash Flow325.68K579.49K3.03M236.58K1.41M799.48K48.13K-987.66K-1.16M-1.14M-1.27M-625.54K-1.04M-2.48M-1.2M-6.25K-5.99K177-2.5K-124-444120-1.92K
FCF Margin %2%3.49%16.82%1.4%10.07%6.98%0.58%-38.95%-48.74%-43.27%-48.72%-26.77%-70.32%-159.7%-43.92%--------
FCF Growth %-85.84%-80.88%1180.9%-83.24%76.55%1560.95%104.87%14.92%-2.27%10.45%-102.63%40.13%57.9%-106.61%-19120.32%-4.39%-3482.49%107.07%-1920.16%72.07%-470%106.25%-
FCF per Share0.070.130.720.050.330.260.02-2.67-3.27-3.27-3.81-2.10-7.62-19.18-12.79-0.10-0.460.01-0.19-0.01-0.020.01-0.10
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.14x-0.50x-7.06x1.51x82.77x1.02x-0.06x0.46x0.49x0.83x0.80x0.16x0.63x1.15x0.58x0.40x0.96x-0.04x0.42x0.01x0.05x-0.01x0.91x
Interest Paid34.24K74.42K258.65K418.79K496.81K242.54K202.29K0000000000000000
Taxes Paid16.22K28.03K20.26K21.67K12.89K4.59K117.07K0000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Public sector budget dependency

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Support

As reported in recent financial statements, the persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that Intellinetics struggles to convert accounting losses into positive cash generation, with the 2026Q1 OCF/NI ratio of 0.19 highlighting a fundamental disconnect between GAAP results and actual liquidity.

The recurring inability to align net losses with operating cash flow indicates that the company's core operations are not yet self-sustaining. Investors should monitor whether this divergence is driven by non-cash charges or an underlying inability to manage the cash-intensive nature of its document conversion services.

Free Cash Flow Margin Erosion

Based on the provided quarterly data, the free cash flow trajectory has deteriorated significantly, culminating in a -6.5% FCF margin in 2026Q1, which reflects the company's ongoing struggle to balance capital expenditures with the volatile cash inflows from its municipal and K-12 project pipeline.

The shift from positive FCF in mid-2024 to consistent outflows in recent quarters suggests that the business model is currently consuming rather than generating capital. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the current project backlog is sufficient to support the company's fixed cost structure.

Working Capital Volatility Hinders Liquidity

According to historical cash flow data, working capital changes have become a primary source of volatility for Intellinetics, with a significant $344.6K inflow in 2026Q1 failing to offset the broader cash burn, suggesting that collection cycles remain highly sensitive to the timing of public sector payments.

The erratic nature of working capital movements implies that the company lacks a predictable cash conversion cycle, likely due to the lumpy, project-based nature of its document conversion contracts. This instability makes it difficult to forecast near-term liquidity without relying on external financing or cash reserves.

Capital Intensity Remains Under Pressure

As evidenced by the 2026Q1 figures, the company's capital expenditure relative to revenue remains at 0.6%, which appears low but may indicate a lack of investment in the digital infrastructure necessary to scale the IntelliCloud platform effectively against more established software competitors.

While low capital intensity is often a hallmark of software firms, for Intellinetics, it may signal an under-investment in the technology required to transition away from labor-heavy conversion services. Analysts should monitor whether this low spending level is a strategic choice or a symptom of constrained cash availability.

INLX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Intellinetics, Inc. (INLX) generate from operations?

Intellinetics, Inc. (INLX) generated $0.9M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

Intellinetics, Inc. (INLX) 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 Intellinetics, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Intellinetics, Inc. (INLX) spent $0.4M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.