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Insmed Incorporated (INSM) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains deeply negative, with a $226.2 million outflow in 2026Q1, highlighting a persistent cash burn that is only partially masked by $45.8 million in stock-based compensation.

INSM 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'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99
Cash from Operations-895.66M-935.01M-683.88M-536.25M-400.44M-363.3M-219.35M-250.65M-257.98M-159.62M-146.71M-100.7M-64.42M-46.66M-31.01M-30.2M-7.72M-11.01M-11.99M-25.25M-42.2M-27.77M-24.9M-10.76M-24.08M-31.78M-21.42M-7.23M
Operating CF Margin %--154.19%-188.03%-175.7%-163.21%-192.77%-133.41%-183.67%-2623.05%----560.14%-405.77%--683.84%-111.57%-106.16%-102.5%-335.44%-4258.73%-21194.66%-18175.91%-7174.67%-1231.87%-10736.49%-35693.33%-723333.6%
Operating CF Growth %-99.99%-36.72%-27.53%-33.91%-10.22%-65.63%12.49%2.84%-61.62%-8.8%-45.69%-56.33%-38.04%-50.47%-2.67%-291.16%29.88%8.17%52.52%40.16%-52%-11.5%-131.38%55.31%24.22%-48.39%-196.07%-
Net Income-1.18B-1.28B-913.77M-749.57M-481.53M-434.65M-294.09M-254.34M-324.28M-192.65M-176.27M-118.18M-79.16M-56.07M-41.37M-59.66M-6.43M118.35M-15.67M-19.96M-56.14M-40.93M-27.2M-10.3M-36.42M-37.17M-79.86M-7.79M
Depreciation & Amortization18.32M16.45M11.01M10.58M10.33M14.18M14.15M10.18M4.83M2.9M2.44M1.98M1.07M680K561K343K54K707K1.04M406K3.37M12.9M34K96K346K1.54M789K86.57K
Stock-Based Compensation120.16M152.71M96.83M74.78M57.69M46.02M36.16M26.97M26.24M18.07M18.04M15.59M11.33M8.67M2.98M1.6M366K2.54M850K521K885K00095K95K00
Deferred Taxes0000017.69M002.21M0009K-2K-838K000500K-521K-885K000-95K-95K00
Other Non-Cash Items228.03M252.9M125.22M167.18M6.5M52.04M27.39M29.5M17.29M776K452K534K500K493K280K25.99M0-127.47M143K559K5.98M48K33K119K15.53M-116K55.55M294.26K
Working Capital Changes-78.42M-80.3M-3.18M-39.22M6.58M-58.58M-2.95M-62.97M15.74M11.28M8.64M-623K1.83M-430K7.38M1.53M-1.71M-5.14M1.14M-6.26M4.58M219K2.23M-679K-3.55M3.96M2.11M178.51K
Change in Receivables-131.86M-88.31M-12.93M-11.96M-6.42M-8.12M2.67M-13.72M-5.51M00000757K-286K19K-123K128K-9K-241K0000000
Change in Inventory-32.38M-31.52M-17.04M-13.61M-1.71M-17.46M-21.18M-21.28M-7.03M00000483K1.65M-104.44M-1.78M245K576K-576K0000000
Change in Payables127.69M100.07M44.59M15.15M50.01M-7.58M29.82M-4.97M3.87M3.6M2.77M-1.78M3.31M-1.13M4.73M884K-2.75M-965K373K-6.28M6.22M-1.65M1.96M-3.49M1.81M1.81M00
Cash from Investing120.53M-64.58M-583.17M-223.6M-34.58M-64.28M-6.82M-42.27M-14.81M-3M-4.2M-3.45M-5.34M1.33M61.52M34.36M5.96M18.74M12.67M8.57M-5.02M00011.25M11.25M-4.64M-4.44M
Capital Expenditures-55.97M-32.56M-21.92M-13.29M-9.88M-7.29M-6.82M-42.27M-14.81M-3M-4.2M-3.45M-5.35M-826K-290K-979K6.73M000-5.02M000-251K-251K-1.29M-109.38K
CapEx % of Revenue6.83%5.37%6.03%4.35%4.03%3.87%4.15%30.97%150.63%---46.53%7.18%-22.16%97.28%---506.56%---12.84%84.8%2156.67%10937.8%
Acquisitions0003.42M24.71M-6.7M00000002K5K0-6.73M00000000000
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing-15M-30M00-24.71M-57M00000010K000-6.73M127.47M00000011.71M03.61M0
Cash from Financing954.59M954.07M1.34B168.44M793.27M612.55M271M285.28M386.74M381.09M30.67M227.8M115.09M68.45M45.42M-50K-233K2.87M-2.09M18.12M52.5M37.38M4.6M12.95M170K153K97.37M312.14K
Debt Issued (Net)-5.02M-4.93M147.39M-1.22M349.4M336.34M769K0392.17M030M04.94M-96K19.88M-82K-237K-1.25M-2.21M0035M000066K0
Equity Issued (Net)959.61M959M1.08B152.47M292.15M269.89M245.87M261.07M8.81M377.66M1.08M222.94M109.01M67.02M25.66M32K4K580K121K17.1M52.21M4.62M8.19M12.95M170K153K97.3M312K
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000000000000000000
Other Financing00109.51M17.18M151.72M6.32M25.14M24.2M-14.24M3.43M-411K4.86M1.14M1.53M-114K003.53M01.02M288K-2.24M-3.59M0000141
Net Change in Cash178.94M-44.59M72.66M-591.66M357.25M184.03M45.33M-7.64M113.91M218.57M-120.28M123.65M45.33M23.11M75.93M4.11M-2M10.6M-1.41M1.43M5.28M9.61M-20.3M2.19M-23.91M-20.38M71.31M-11.36M
Free Cash Flow-951.63M-967.58M-705.8M-549.53M-410.32M-370.59M-226.17M-292.92M-272.79M-162.62M-150.91M-104.15M-69.77M-47.49M-31.3M-31.18M-989K-11.01M-11.99M-25.25M-47.22M-27.77M-24.9M-10.76M-24.33M-32.03M-22.71M-7.34M
FCF Margin %-116.11%-159.55%-194.06%-180.05%-167.23%-196.64%-137.56%-214.64%-2773.68%----606.67%-412.96%--706%-14.29%-106.16%-102.5%-335.44%-4765.29%-21194.66%-18175.91%-7174.67%-1244.71%-10821.28%-37850%-734271.4%
FCF Growth %-20.57%-37.09%-28.44%-33.93%-10.72%-63.86%22.79%-7.38%-67.75%-7.76%-44.89%-49.29%-46.91%-51.72%-0.38%-3053.08%91.02%8.17%52.52%46.52%-70.08%-11.5%-131.38%55.77%24.03%-41.04%-209.29%-
FCF per Share-4.42-4.53-4.30-3.91-3.33-3.31-2.32-3.46-3.55-2.44-2.44-1.78-1.62-1.36-1.18-1.34-0.07-0.87-0.98-2.20-4.95-5.70-6.36-3.02-7.36-9.74-12.40-23.27
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.80x0.73x0.75x0.72x0.83x0.84x0.75x0.99x0.80x0.83x0.83x0.85x0.81x0.83x0.75x0.51x1.20x-0.09x0.77x1.27x0.75x0.68x0.92x1.05x0.66x0.86x0.27x0.93x
Interest Paid13.27M040.57M35.79M10.16M10.89M9.19M7.88M6.29M5.17M3.61M01.8M000082K0000000000
Taxes Paid677K02.5M1.96M1.72M1.56M814K339K154K166K85K09.43M0001.88M2.79M0000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

High Clinical Pipeline Dependency

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

As reported in recent financial statements, the company's OCF/NI ratio has fluctuated significantly, reaching 1.36 in 2026Q1, which suggests that net income losses are being exacerbated by cash-based operational outflows rather than mitigated by non-cash accounting adjustments typical of mature, profitable pharmaceutical entities.

The consistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's losses are not merely accounting artifacts but represent actual cash consumption. Investors should monitor this relationship closely, as the inability to bridge this divide suggests that the underlying commercial business is not yet generating the cash required to offset the heavy R&D burden.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

Based on the provided quarterly data, Insmed's free cash flow remains deeply negative, with a 2025Q4 outflow of $294.2 million, highlighting a trajectory that is heavily dependent on external capital to sustain its current clinical development and commercial scaling efforts.

The persistent negative FCF margins, which frequently exceed -100%, underscore the company's status as a growth-stage biotech prioritizing pipeline advancement over self-funding. This trajectory warrants further investigation into how long the current cash position can support operations before additional dilutive financing becomes a structural necessity.

Volatile Working Capital Cycle Trends

According to the latest quarterly filings, working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $66.1 million outflow in 2025Q1 to a $28.1 million inflow in 2024Q4, which suggests significant variability in inventory management and the timing of commercial collections.

This volatility in working capital appears to reflect the challenges of scaling a specialized orphan drug distribution network. The inconsistent cash impact from these changes suggests that the company's operational efficiency is still maturing and remains sensitive to the timing of patient starts and specialty pharmacy stocking patterns.

Stock-Based Compensation Obscures Cash Reality

Data from the last ten quarters reveals that stock-based compensation, which reached $45.8 million in 2026Q1, consistently masks the true extent of the company's cash burn by providing a non-cash expense that does not alleviate the underlying pressure on the balance sheet.

While SBC is a standard tool for talent retention in biotech, its magnitude relative to the company's negative operating cash flow suggests that the true cost of operations is higher than the headline cash flow figures imply. Analysts should adjust for this dilution when evaluating the long-term sustainability of the current cash burn rate.

INSM — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Insmed Incorporated (INSM) generate from operations?

Insmed Incorporated (INSM) generated $-935.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Insmed Incorporated's free cash flow?

Insmed Incorporated (INSM) reported negative free cash flow of $967.6M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Insmed Incorporated's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Insmed Incorporated (INSM) spent $32.6M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.