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KZIAKazia Therapeutics Limited
$14.46$23M
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Kazia Therapeutics Limited (KZIA) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The company exhibits a persistent cash burn, with quarterly free cash flow outflows frequently exceeding $8 million and an OCF/NI ratio as low as 0.40 in 2025Q2, indicating limited conversion efficiency.

KZIA 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'05Jun'04Jun'03Jun'02Jun'01Jun'00Jun'99
Cash from Operations-20.67M-13.28M-9.58M-15.16M-22.76M-9.11M-8.81M-6.71M-8.66M-11.43M-11.98M-5.76M-5.71M-8.79M643K-8.7M-16.61M-20.6M-20.1M-14.63M-14.44M-12.76M-10.48M-5.83M-6.68M-34.18M-18.75M-20.97M
Operating CF Margin %--31614.29%-415.12%-2730810.81%-227620%-60.01%-891.6%-429009.58%-66074.15%-130.11%-294.28%-6471.02%-6562.45%-823.91%26.24%-429.78%-167.6%-184.82%-151.39%-84.47%-106.96%-72.45%-64.09%-17.7%-34.1%-58.02%-70.11%-108.53%
Operating CF Growth %-60.72%-38.59%36.78%33.42%-149.83%-3.42%-31.22%22.48%24.26%4.55%-108.01%-0.87%35.08%-1467.61%107.39%47.59%19.4%-2.51%-37.41%-1.26%-13.24%-21.76%-79.7%12.76%80.45%-82.27%10.59%-
Net Income-50.68M-20.7M-26.78M-20.46M-25.01M-8.42M-12.47M-10.27M-6.04M-10.67M-12.15M-7.31M-7.57M-784.56K-1.34M-9.48M-15.25M-23.79M-24.76M-24.29M-17.92M-12.23M-12.5M-10.63M-14.68M-42.65M21.73M-17.08M
Depreciation & Amortization1.4M934K1.87M1.87M1.87M1.26M1.08M1.08M1.55M1.41M643K574.96K572.14K336.18K25K83K198K282K353.28K976.21K1.39M1.62M1.71M1.88M1.85M001.35M
Stock-Based Compensation328.73K653K533K1.16M1.68M637K262K246K165K517K372K00401.55K574K651K728K1.2M0000000000
Deferred Taxes000000168K1.81M3.97M3.51M-225K00-541.83K9K2.98M2.9M23.82M0000000000
Other Non-Cash Items24.85M8.85M4.79M-2.05M-2.15M3M474K62K-9.84M1.33M100K-124.39K813.88K-4.86M-7K-3.25M-2.91M-23.79M-87.8K3.66M881.34K0461.99K-11.87K493.78K3.95M-43.38M599.21K
Working Capital Changes-1.8M-3.01M10M4.33M862K-5.59M1.67M353K1.54M-4.02M-715K1.1M473.37K-3.34M1.39M307K-2.28M1.67M4.4M5.03M1.21M-2.14M-145.89K2.93M5.65M4.52M2.9M-5.84M
Change in Receivables3.18M3.8M5K3.45M-7K-5.03M358K825K1.72M-4.02M15K-84.63K343.51K34.45K2.41M-1.17M252K527K0000000000
Change in Inventory00000000000000654K907K-227K595K1.97M4.49M1.68M-1.61M-1.96M1.75M4.75M00-6.29M
Change in Payables-4.4M0000000000000-2.71M-1.37M-2.69M1.39M0000000000
Cash from Investing0000-2.37M002.36M150K-7.12M-522K-89.68K-26.98K171.52K6K287K-10K-89K3.73M-37.73K-309.95K-754.1K-630.77K-721.28K-104.8K-1.54M-2.58M-4.94M
Capital Expenditures000000000-11.65K-525K-97.47K-26.98K-10.15K-1K-56K-22K-94K-95.11K-299.47K-319.39K-754.1K-709.43K-755.42K0-1.87M-2.69M-4.94M
CapEx % of Revenue0%--------0.13%12.9%109.52%31.01%0.95%0.04%2.77%0.22%0.84%0.72%1.73%2.37%4.28%4.34%2.29%-3.18%10.08%25.58%
Acquisitions0000-2.37M0000-7.1M00031.67K7.99M000000000-143.87K000
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing00000002.36M150K-8.6K3K7.79K0150K-7.99M343K12K5K3.83M261.74K9.43K078.67K34.13K39.08K331.18K113.89K0
Cash from Financing84.57M15.98M5.99M12.97M3.73M28.11M12.14M3.82M0-17.66K782K47.41M5.5M3.01M1.75M763K011.56M16.95M24.9M4.04K6.1M37.05M129.12K16.08M40.16M19.95M40.75M
Debt Issued (Net)-522.48K0405K0000000005.5M00002M0-15.33K-750.62K-839.35K-675.11K-841.5K-740.67K-885.75K1.82M-1.2M
Equity Issued (Net)59.61M14.8M5.58M12.97M3.73M28.11M12.14M3.82M00853K50.36M03.17M1.75M763K09.56M18.95M24.91M754.67K6.94M37.72M970.61K18.75M41.05M18.13M41.94M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000000000000-3.33M00000
Other Financing25.48M1.18M-112.97M128.11M1K00-18K-71K-2.94M0-157K0000-2M00-100-1.93M100
Net Change in Cash66.05M2.69M-3.58M-2.12M-20.23M18.82M3.33M-522K-8.5M-19M-10.92M41.87M-236.31K-5.61M2.33M-8.37M-18.21M-2.05M-4.12M8M-13.6M-11.27M27.24M-8.88M8.81M4.52M-1.16M14.83M
Free Cash Flow-16.53M-13.28M-9.58M-15.16M-22.76M-9.11M-8.81M-6.71M-8.66M-11.45M-12.51M-5.86M-5.74M-8.8M642K-8.76M-16.63M-20.7M-20.19M-14.92M-14.76M-13.51M-11.19M-6.59M-6.68M-36.05M-21.45M-25.92M
FCF Margin %-655.19%-31614.29%-415.12%-2730810.81%-227620%-60.01%-891.6%-429009.58%-66074.15%-130.25%-307.17%-6580.54%-6593.46%-824.86%26.2%-432.54%-167.82%-185.66%-152.11%-86.2%-109.32%-76.73%-68.43%-20%-34.1%-61.2%-80.19%-134.11%
FCF Growth %49.7%-38.59%36.78%33.42%-149.83%-3.42%-31.22%22.48%24.33%8.47%-113.52%-2.1%34.84%-1471.32%107.33%47.32%19.66%-2.49%-35.29%-1.1%-9.28%-20.78%-69.86%1.45%81.47%-68.1%17.24%-
FCF per Share-5.30-12.12-19.98-41.12-85.89-38.70-57.79-55.95-85.79-117.24-140.19-117.71-173.82-364.5429.76-407.30-773.22-966.02-982.60-726.45-721.25-662.49-552.70-343.01-349.92-2104.81-1263.60-2273.31
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.33x0.64x0.36x0.74x0.91x1.08x0.71x0.65x1.43x1.07x0.99x0.81x0.76x8.53x0.49x1.34x1.35x1.09x0.99x0.73x0.89x1.04x0.84x0.56x0.46x0.80x1.37x1.23x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Imminent clinical funding shortfall

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Losses

As reported in financial statements, Kazia’s operating cash flow consistently trails net income, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating between 0.40 and 0.96 over the last several quarters, suggesting that accounting losses are not fully capturing the actual cash-based burn required to sustain the firm's clinical development programs.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash items and accruals are insufficient to mask the underlying cash drain. Investors should interpret this as a signal that the company's operational reality is more cash-intensive than the headline net loss figures might imply.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

Based on recent SEC filings, Kazia’s free cash flow remains deeply negative, with quarterly outflows frequently exceeding $8 million, confirming that the company lacks any self-sustaining commercial engine and remains entirely reliant on external financing to fund its ongoing research and development activities in the oncology space.

The absence of positive free cash flow is a structural feature of the current pre-revenue stage, but the volatility in these outflows warrants caution. The lack of a clear path toward cash flow breakeven suggests that the firm's survival is tied exclusively to the timing of clinical milestones.

Working Capital Volatility Signals Instability

According to historical cash flow data, working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $3.2 million inflow in 2023Q2 to a $694.2K outflow in 2024Q2, which suggests that the company’s liquidity management is heavily influenced by the timing of clinical trial payments and grant receipts.

This volatility in working capital suggests that the company lacks a predictable cash management cycle, which is typical for firms in the clinical-stage biotech sector. Analysts should monitor these fluctuations as they often reflect the timing of milestone-based payments to clinical research organizations rather than operational efficiency.

Hidden Cash Outflows and Dilution

Based on reported figures, the cash flow statement obscures the true cost of development by failing to account for the dilutive impact of equity-based compensation, which has historically reached as high as $1.0 million in a single quarter, effectively masking the true economic cost of talent retention.

While stock-based compensation is a non-cash expense, it represents a significant transfer of value from shareholders that is not fully captured in the operating cash flow. Investors should consider this as a hidden cost that exacerbates the firm's reliance on future capital raises to maintain its operations.

KZIA — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Kazia Therapeutics Limited (KZIA) generate from operations?

Kazia Therapeutics Limited (KZIA) generated $-13.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Kazia Therapeutics Limited's free cash flow?

Kazia Therapeutics Limited (KZIA) reported negative free cash flow of $13.3M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Kazia Therapeutics Limited's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Kazia Therapeutics Limited (KZIA) 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.