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inTEST Corporation (INTT) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation is inconsistent, evidenced by a negative $3.4 million free cash flow in 2026Q1 and an OCF/NI ratio of -3.54x, indicating poor conversion of earnings into cash.

INTT 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'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations-1.02M7.32M3.82M16.2M-1.39M10.84M3.25M-8.4M10.96M7.24M4.29M3.5M5.13M3.77M6.64M7.82M6.45M-4.19M-2.93M-600K6.36M398K3.96M-1.38M2.52M3.94M-1.94M4.9M1.6M2.6M5.5M
Operating CF Margin %-6.43%2.92%13.14%-1.19%12.77%6.03%-13.86%13.95%10.84%10.66%8.99%12.27%9.56%15.32%16.55%13.96%-17.84%-7.56%-1.23%10.19%0.75%5.57%-2.88%5.34%7.63%-2.21%14.2%8.38%12.56%29.57%
Operating CF Growth %-221.4%91.44%-76.42%1266.52%-112.81%233.81%138.64%-176.69%51.34%68.89%22.58%-31.8%36.05%-43.27%-15.06%21.31%253.84%-42.88%-389%-109.44%1496.98%-89.96%386.9%-154.95%-36.15%302.94%-139.61%206.25%-38.46%-52.73%-
Net Income591K-2.53M2.89M9.34M8.46M7.28M-895K2.32M3.04M975K2.66M1.86M3.44M3.08M2.16M9.86M7.25M-4.84M-9.13M-6.74M2.87M-3.62M1.27M-5.45M-283K-11.33M6.38M4.1M1.9M4.3M4.6M
Depreciation & Amortization5.05M6.8M5.39M4.68M4.73M3.15M3.17M3.19M1.87M1.78M599K754K879K847K933K394K395K501K1.07M1.69M1.8M1.87M2.11M2.03M1.92M2.18M2.07M900K500K200K100K
Stock-Based Compensation1.19M1.61M1.86M2.05M1.79M1.45M671K884K653K344K269K119K134K128K113K0000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-1.23M-1.03M-1.51M-1.16M-1.66M-489K-341K-426K83K-1.63M135K168K318K307K443K-2.48M00000001.44M540K-72K124K-100K-100K-200K0
Other Non-Cash Items2.46M474K998K450K984K440K1.19M-11.55M5.89M7.23M371K604K593K344K935K150K298K112K2.13M3.86M259K815K621K97K231K4.72M483K-100K100K100K400K
Working Capital Changes-8.29M1.99M-5.81M838K-15.7M-987K-547K-2.83M-572K-1.46M256K-8K-234K-933K2.06M-299K-1.5M38K3M592K1.43M1.33M-32K505K110K8.44M-11M100K-800K-1.8M400K
Change in Receivables-7.8M4.53M-5.5M2.99M-4.89M-4.78M887K1.24M1.41M-2.98M-1.01M570K610K-233K1.87M24K-866K-1.54M0000000000000
Change in Inventory-2.96M-4.17M4.9M2.03M-10.63M-2.54M-717K-1.06M-1.85M388K-384K-113K-893K-416K948K-406K-437K1.13M1.17M1.19M113K3.06M-1.98M-229K640K4.97M-4.6M-1.3M0-400K-100K
Change in Payables800K3.15M-2.31M-1.81M2.88M1.18M430K197K-245K-756K459K-324K172K23K-67K-640K-905K748K-822K000000000000
Cash from Investing-2.05M-1.63M-20.05M-1.29M-1.17M-21.37M-648K-620K-6.33M-22.67M-339K-599K-823K-414K-4.21M-726K-659K-86K-2.16M-616K-768K-1.45M-2.33M-1.66M-1.61M-2.65M-3.13M-1.4M-4.9M-100K-600K
Capital Expenditures-2.05M-1.63M-1.32M-1.29M-1.36M-994K-658K-620K-2.21M-745K-339K-599K-831K-424K-431K-780K-659K-86K-400K-682K-809K-1.45M-2.33M-1.66M-1.02M-2.38M-4.05M-1.4M-4.9M-100K-600K
CapEx % of Revenue1.69%1.43%1.01%1.05%1.17%1.17%1.22%1.02%2.82%1.12%0.84%1.54%1.99%1.08%0.99%1.65%1.43%0.37%1.03%1.4%1.3%2.71%3.27%3.45%2.16%4.61%4.62%4.06%25.65%0.48%3.23%
Acquisitions00-18.73M0-179K-20.38M00-4.12M-21.96M0000-3.8M000-1.76M00000-580K000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing0000371K010K0-4.12M36K008K10K19K54K00066K41K000-15K-277K921K0000
Cash from Financing-3.67M-8.22M-8.64M15.61M-3.73M21.73M-74K-1.14M788K-62K-978K-155K030K-834K30K-1.52M-9K-6K9K145K842K814K53K-255K357K-1.12M0-200K5.9M-3.2M
Debt Issued (Net)-5.22M-8.35M-7.84M-4.1M-3.96M20.1M0000000000-1.52M-9K-6K-8K-24K-106K-93K-86K-271K-65K-1.5M-1.94M-591K-200K200K
Equity Issued (Net)548K129K-759K19.24M00-74K-1.14M0-62K-978K-155K000000017K169K94K0139K38K59K227K0011.7M0
Dividends Paid00000000000000-834K00000000000000-5.5M-3.3M
Share Repurchases-113K-17K-1.04M000-74K-1.14M0-62K-978K-155K0000000000000-41K00000
Other Financing1M0-41K465K225K1.63M00-788K000030K030K00000854K907K0-22K363K153K139K125K-100K-100K
Net Change in Cash-6.36M-1.77M-25.43M30.68M-6.62M10.92M2.67M-10.25M4.57M-15.32M2.9M2.58M4.11M3.44M1.62M7.06M4.25M-4.49M-5.08M-959K5.88M-391K2.57M-3.03M864K1.6M-6.37M3.5M-3.5M8.3M1.7M
Free Cash Flow-3.06M5.68M2.5M14.91M-2.75M9.85M2.59M-9.03M8.75M6.5M3.95M2.9M4.3M3.35M6.21M7.04M5.79M-4.28M-3.33M-1.28M5.55M-1.05M1.64M-3.04M1.5M1.56M-5.99M3.5M-3.3M2.5M4.9M
FCF Margin %-2.53%4.99%1.91%12.09%-2.36%11.6%4.81%-14.88%11.13%9.73%9.82%7.45%10.28%8.49%14.33%14.9%12.53%-18.2%-8.6%-2.63%8.9%-1.97%2.3%-6.33%3.18%3.02%-6.84%10.14%-17.28%12.08%26.34%
FCF Growth %-150.48%127.59%-83.26%641.47%-127.97%280.23%128.7%-203.17%34.65%64.52%36.22%-32.55%28.45%-46.15%-11.77%21.64%235.34%-28.31%-160.06%-123.11%628.29%-164.06%153.93%-302.74%-3.97%126.06%-271.17%206.06%-232%-48.98%-
FCF per Share-0.250.470.201.27-0.250.920.25-0.870.840.630.380.280.410.320.600.680.57-0.43-0.35-0.140.60-0.120.19-0.360.180.19-0.710.42-0.530.490.88
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-5.18x-2.89x1.32x1.73x-0.16x1.49x-3.63x-3.62x3.61x7.43x1.61x1.88x1.49x1.23x3.08x0.79x0.89x0.87x0.32x0.09x2.21x-0.11x3.12x0.25x-8.89x-0.35x-0.30x1.20x0.84x0.60x1.20x
Interest Paid124K0881K688K00000000008K1K76K74K1K000000000000
Taxes Paid113K03.07M3.24M3.92M1.32M54K535K2.85M3.47M635K792K1.21M623K379K269K135K130K172K000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical Cash Flow Volatility

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 relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with OCF/NI ratios frequently swinging into negative territory, such as the -3.54x observed in 2026Q1, suggesting that reported earnings often fail to translate into actual cash generation.

The persistent divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that accruals and working capital swings are significantly distorting the company's reported profitability. Investors should monitor this disconnect, as it suggests that the firm's earnings quality is currently insufficient to support sustained operational self-sufficiency.

Free Cash Flow Margin Instability

Based on the company's quarterly filings, free cash flow margins have demonstrated extreme volatility, ranging from a high of 19.9% in 2025Q1 to a low of -15.9% in 2024Q2, reflecting a business model that struggles to maintain consistent cash conversion during periods of revenue contraction.

The inability to maintain positive free cash flow during cyclical troughs highlights the company's high operating leverage and sensitivity to semiconductor capital expenditure cycles. This trajectory suggests that the firm remains vulnerable to cash burn whenever revenue growth stalls or reverses.

Working Capital Swings Impair Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have become a primary driver of cash flow volatility, evidenced by a significant $5.8 million outflow in 2026Q1, which directly undermined the company's ability to maintain positive operating cash flow during the most recent reporting period.

The sharp fluctuations in working capital suggest that inventory management and collection cycles are not yet optimized for the current demand environment. This volatility appears to be a structural headwind that periodically masks the underlying cash-generating potential of the core business.

Capital Allocation Amidst Cash Constraints

As indicated by the provided data, the company has utilized limited cash for share repurchases and acquisitions, such as the $18.9 million acquisition outflow in 2024Q1, despite the inconsistent nature of its internal cash generation, which warrants further investigation into the sustainability of this deployment strategy.

While the company maintains a clean balance sheet, the decision to deploy cash for acquisitions during periods of volatile operating cash flow may limit the firm's financial flexibility. Investors should monitor whether these capital allocations provide sufficient returns to offset the risks associated with the company's cyclical cash profile.

INTT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does inTEST Corporation (INTT) generate from operations?

inTEST Corporation (INTT) generated $7.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is inTEST Corporation's free cash flow?

inTEST Corporation (INTT) generated $5.7M 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 inTEST Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

inTEST Corporation (INTT) spent $1.6M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does inTEST Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, inTEST Corporation (INTT) spent $0.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.