VCP ScannerFree US Stock Screener & Financial AnalysisFree US Stock Screener
ScreenerThemes
DCF ValuationCalculate intrinsic value of US stocks
Market ValuationBuffett indicator, CAPE & macro gauges
Total ReturnSee dividends + price return history
DCA CalculatorSimulate recurring buys & compounding
Earnings
FAANG & Tech
AAPL vs MSFTNVDA vs AMDGOOGL vs META
Cloud & Cyber
CRM vs NOWCRWD vs PANWSNOW vs DDOG
Consumer & Auto
TSLA vs FAMZN vs WMTNFLX vs DIS
Finance & Crypto
JPM vs BACV vs MACOIN vs MSTR
Pharma & Energy
LLY vs NVOJNJ vs PFEXOM vs CVX
Compare Any Stocks...
WatchlistInsider
ScreenerThemes
Earnings
WatchlistInsider
INMInMed Pharmaceuticals Inc.
$1.54$3M
Overview & Verdict
Overview
Valuation & Forecasts
Valuation ModelsEstimatesDCF Model
Price & Analyst Data
Analyst TargetsPrice HistoryTechnical Analysis
Financial Statements
Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios & Margins
Performance
P/E HistoryRevenue HistoryEarnings HistoryDividend HistoryTotal Return
Ownership
Holders
← Back to Screener
VCP ScannerFree US Stock Screener & Financial Analysis

Find stocks. Verify deeply. Act with conviction.

Data updated daily

Product

  • Screener
  • Themes
  • Valuation
  • Total Return
  • DCA Calculator
  • News
  • Earnings

Resources

  • Market Valuation
  • Compare
  • Insider Activity
  • Methodology
  • How It Works
  • Glossary
  • Learn

Get Ideas

Get weekly stock ideas — free

© 2026 VCP Scanner
AboutPrivacyTerms
Not financial advice. Do your own research.
ScreenerNewsCompareWatchlist
HomeStocksINMCash Flow

InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (INM) Cash Flow Statement

25Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains consistently negative, with the company failing to generate positive cash flow in any of the last ten quarters, further exacerbated by stock-based compensation reaching $45.4 million in 2026Q2.

INM Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMJun'25Jun'24Jun'23Jun'22Jun'21Jun'20Jun'19Jun'18Jun'17Jun'16Jun'15Jun'14Jun'13Jun'12Jun'11Jun'10Jun'09Jun'08Jun'07Jun'06Jun'05Jul'04Jul'03Jul'02Jul'01
Cash from Operations-9.01M-7.77M-6.99M-7.28M-15.58M-9.79M-7.37M-6.68M-3.68M-2.37M-386.07K-1.61M-641.38K-39.26K-174.62K-562.06K-195.42K100.48K-951.15K-1.4M-577.4K-702.23K-484.19K-844.62K-1.14M-471.69K
Operating CF Margin %--157.14%-151.94%-176.11%-1430.44%-----------1417.26%-245.92%59.66%-152.58%-168.96%-20.94%-16.59%-23.14%-455.04%-8303.83%-19315.77%
Operating CF Growth %-130.51%-11.18%4.08%53.26%-59.17%-32.76%-10.41%-81.59%-55.5%-512.69%75.98%-150.63%-1533.59%77.52%68.93%-187.62%-294.49%110.56%31.83%-141.65%17.78%-45.03%42.67%26.13%-142.39%-
Net Income-9.91M-8.16M-7.68M-7.95M-18.6M-10.2M-8.94M-10.1M-6.71M-3.44M-1.84M-3.46M-1.15M-46.74K-189.91K-325.47K-334.79K-1.06M-922.26K-1.87M-1.27M-2.78M-1.52M-1.23M-2.71M-4.27M
Depreciation & Amortization315.03M534.73K604.52K596K511.79K120.87K183.09K94.72K-92.78K75.22K67.41K75.76K4000135.52K69.5K168.76K83.24K169.63K252.49K426.34K295.85K380.7K1.85M2.22M
Stock-Based Compensation45.5M119.31K137.71K278.15K697.89K610.19K03.11M2.43M1.17M695.2K1.69M666.83K000095.81K00000000
Deferred Taxes00000-242.39K02-2.25M00000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items3.39B78.32K316.82K356.09K4.88M374.23K1.02M-71.39K2.51M00000000514.84K-215.03K85.28K322.38K1.34M394.1K-543-3.12K927.28K
Working Capital Changes58.86K-337.17K-369.34K-565.82K-3.07M-450.45K358.11K283.89K431.4K-165.8K688.73K87.91K-156.08K7.47K15.3K-372.11K69.87K380.91K102.9K223.99K120.27K309.79K345.72K5.62K-274.51K653.32K
Change in Receivables287.79K-114.69K-92.44K-219.15K-40.01K40.2K17.27K-24.08K4.55K00000000161.25K00000000
Change in Inventory-222.97K283.15K66.22K565.56K-2M000-431.94K00000000010.82K-9.99K86518.98K105.59K-110.42K00
Change in Payables-349.22K0000000431.94K0000059300000000000
Cash from Investing00-9.29K-661.8K-673K-1.73K3.79M-2.11M-1.88M-19.52K-885-4.84K-2.04K00000238.09K-10.41K0-371.63K18.38K316.7K1.11M-1.81M
Capital Expenditures00-9.29K-161.8K-39.11K-1.73K-42.57K-27.04K-43.8K-19.52K-885-4.84K-2.04K00000-24.85K-12.52K0-7.31K-15.45K-24.62K-12.64K-764.02K
CapEx % of Revenue0%-0.2%3.91%3.59%-------------3.99%1.52%-0.17%0.74%13.26%91.79%31286.48%
Acquisitions000-500K-208.89K054100000000000-123.22K00-285.7K0000
Investments--------------------------
Other Investing0000-425K00-17.02K000000000002.11K0-78.61K0-361.16K-303.73K37.9K
Cash from Financing8.22M12.27M4.65M10.68M15.07M10.85M-30.99K272.5K19.27M7.5M300.14K1.74M646.44K00792.58K195.42K-141.5K626.21K1.48M648.18K1.04M428.4K572.97K02.21M
Debt Issued (Net)0000-290.83K000000000011.7K33.68K-146.67K14.62K226.04K-37.65K-129.24K-65.64K00-40.22K
Equity Issued (Net)3.81M8.13M5.22M10.68M17.15M12.47M-30.99K207.57K20.3M8.27M304.68K1.83M646.74K00780.88K161.74K5.17K764.98K1.35M700.05K1.14M463.79K18.91K02.25M
Dividends Paid00000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000000000000000-58.5K
Other Financing4.41M4.14M-561.98K646-1.78M-1.62M064.93K-1.02M-764.62K-4.54K-92.75K-29700000-153.4K-89.88K-14.22K27.09K30.25K554.07K00
Net Change in Cash-1.09M4.5M-2.34M2.74M-1.19M1.56M-4.05M-8.58M13.25M5.12M-86.82K128.07K3.03K-39.26K-174.62K230.53K-1-41.02K-86.86K78.27K70.77K-37K-37.42K45.06K-36.03K-68.31K
Free Cash Flow-9.01M-7.77M-7M-7.45M-15.62M-9.79M-7.42M-6.71M-3.72M-2.38M-386.96K-1.61M-643.42K-39.26K-174.62K-562.06K-195.42K100.48K-976K-1.41M-577.4K-709.54K-499.64K-869.23K-1.16M-1.24M
FCF Margin %-1.36%-157.14%-152.14%-180.02%-1434.03%-----------1417.26%-245.92%59.66%-156.57%-170.48%-20.94%-16.76%-23.88%-468.31%-8395.62%-50602.25%
FCF Growth %-28.34%-11.03%6.04%52.35%-59.54%-32.02%-10.6%-80.18%-56.06%-516.34%76%-150.59%-1538.77%77.52%68.93%-187.62%-294.49%110.29%30.67%-143.82%18.62%-42.01%42.52%24.81%6.45%-
FCF per Share-2.22-7.96-18.36-60.81-13936.54-728.65-710.40-645.83-431.14-406.57-106.07-577.29-306.97-19.24-85.56-645.10-831.5935.47-381.40-712.10-437.76-884.04-122.35-212.86-283.09-302.61
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.91x0.95x0.91x0.92x0.84x0.77x0.82x0.67x0.55x0.69x0.21x0.46x0.56x0.84x0.92x1.73x0.58x-0.09x1.03x0.74x0.45x0.25x0.32x0.69x0.42x0.11x
Interest Paid00000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid007.1K13.1K0000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Persistent operating cash burn

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Remains Structurally Disconnected

As reported in financial statements, InMed's operating cash flow consistently tracks below net income, with OCF/NI ratios frequently exceeding 1.0, suggesting that the company's reported losses are being exacerbated by cash-based operational requirements rather than non-cash accounting adjustments that might otherwise soften the impact of net losses.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company is consuming cash at a rate that exceeds its accounting losses. This suggests that the underlying business model is not yet generating the operational efficiencies required to bridge the gap between R&D investment and commercial viability.

Free Cash Flow Deficits Persist

Based on InMed's reported figures, the company has failed to generate positive free cash flow in any of the last ten quarters, with FCF margins remaining deeply negative and showing no clear trend toward breakeven despite the integration of the BayMedica commercial ingredient business segment.

The lack of a positive FCF trajectory implies that the company remains entirely dependent on external financing to sustain its clinical pipeline and operational overhead. Investors should monitor whether the current cash burn rate necessitates further dilutive capital raises in the near term.

Working Capital Volatility Masks Inefficiency

According to recent SEC filings, InMed's working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $1.1 million inflow in 2026Q3 to a $821,000 outflow in 2026Q2, which suggests that the company lacks a stable cycle for managing its inventory and accounts receivable effectively.

This volatility in working capital suggests that the company may be struggling to align its production of rare cannabinoids with actual market demand. Such fluctuations often indicate potential issues with inventory management or the timing of customer collections, which warrants further investigation into the sustainability of the ingredient business.

Stock-Based Compensation Obscures True Burn

As indicated by the provided financial data, InMed has utilized significant stock-based compensation, peaking at $45.4 million in 2026Q2, which effectively masks the true economic cost of operations by shifting compensation expenses away from cash-based outflows and into equity dilution for existing shareholders.

While SBC is a non-cash expense, the reliance on equity-based incentives suggests that the company is attempting to preserve its limited cash reserves at the expense of shareholder dilution. This practice warrants careful scrutiny, as it may be artificially inflating the appearance of cash flow stability while diluting the long-term value of the equity.

INM — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (INM) generate from operations?

InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (INM) generated $-7.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s free cash flow?

InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (INM) reported negative free cash flow of $7.8M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (INM) 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.