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
LINKInterlink Electronics, Inc.
$4.01$63M
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
HomeStocksLINKCash Flow

Interlink Electronics, Inc. (LINK) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains structurally negative with only two positive quarters out of the last ten, and the company's decision to pay dividends despite a $543K cash burn in 2026Q1 appears difficult to justify.

LINK 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-384K-112K-367K-116K-915K231K39K2K1.58M2.05M1.89M2.14M1.01M-533K-124K-1.24M70K-1.05M-3.72M-2.4M-9.97M-4.18M-1.26M-3.53M451K245K-85K2.86M-500K-3M-1.3M
Operating CF Margin %--0.94%-3.14%-0.83%-12.21%3.09%0.57%0.03%17.73%18.34%15.87%20.33%9.8%-7.06%-1.93%-24.85%0.87%-10.82%-14.53%-12.41%-27.53%-10.94%-3.55%-11.38%1.8%0.97%-0.25%10.18%-2.26%-15.63%-9.63%
Operating CF Growth %953.98%69.48%-216.38%87.32%-496.1%492.31%1850%-99.87%-22.82%8.48%-11.79%112.31%288.93%-329.84%90%-1871.43%106.67%71.77%-55.19%75.97%-138.35%-232.94%64.43%-883.59%84.08%388.24%-102.97%672.4%83.33%-130.77%0%
Net Income-1.15M-1.61M-1.98M-383K1.67M-734K113K-457K622K1.26M2.89M1.7M1.52M-22K102K-1.61M-1.06M-7.81M-3.31M-9.63M-11.76M-8.3M-2.28M1.07M-4.26M-2.01M3.11M2.11M400K0500K
Depreciation & Amortization905K907K892K863K248K281K293K443K199K190K65K56K80K124K143K180K300K570K560K627K555K989K609K593K805K773K688K630K500K700K600K
Stock-Based Compensation43K43K34K15K15K20K26K75K102K122K119K89K-34K42K37K00003.04M4.23M108K000000000
Deferred Taxes-418K-424K-165K-83K-131K519K0023K182K-675K000000002.35M0-79K001.3M-701K-600K0000
Other Non-Cash Items-8K-7K48K11K-2.46M-187K9K0-311K-182K686K113K-43K61K34K1.38M1.61M12.47M6.43M63K1.48M2.07M-1.23M176K-144K332K158K214K100K200K200K
Working Capital Changes242K984K808K-539K-263K332K-402K-59K677K474K-1.2M272K-551K-696K-403K-1.19M-780K-6.28M-7.4M1.15M-4.49M1.03M1.65M-5.37M2.75M1.85M-3.44M-90K-1.5M-3.9M-2.6M
Change in Receivables-48K131K538K-291K216K33K-383K50K594K352K-117K229K-291K-677K-230K60K1.08M1.99M160K-1.49M1.07M-1.22M-22K0261K000000
Change in Inventory-113K260K465K284K-286K66K99K144K124K73K-274K61K-343K47K-72K-350K290K3.8M770K1.99M-4.02M705K-1.25M-1.63M1.5M933K-1.51M-1.13M-1.3M-1.8M-1.5M
Change in Payables278K430K47K87K-209K88K-31K-86K49K-69K-160K11K161K-35K9K-3.94M-6.38M-17.08M-19.62M-1.51M-1.4M90K1.44M0522K000000
Cash from Investing-27K-56K-491K-4.88M735K-159K-90K-233K-3.15M-429K-230K-68K-130K-83K-40K-180K-130K-160K-690K1.32M7.39M2.54M-1.1M-820K1.94M-2.87M-714K-633K-800K-600K-600K
Capital Expenditures-27K-56K-177K-123K-42K-159K-7K-141K-383K-429K-230K-68K-130K-83K-40K-180K-130K-160K-690K-277K-1.01M-463K-973K-643K-504K-413K-640K-529K-800K-600K-400K
CapEx % of Revenue0.22%0.47%1.52%0.88%0.56%2.13%0.1%1.93%4.3%3.85%1.93%0.65%1.26%1.1%0.62%3.61%1.62%1.65%2.7%1.43%2.8%1.21%2.75%2.07%2.01%1.63%1.89%1.88%3.62%3.13%2.96%
Acquisitions00-314K-4.76M-1.67M0000000000000000000-2.46M000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing000000-83K-92K-2.76M-35K-39K0-12K-6K00000-51K-35K3M-123K-177K-14K0-74K-104K00-200K
Cash from Financing9K-91K-400K-750K-350K4.52M186K-6K6K34K089K16K05K0300K-4.61M1.04M12.32M10K-368K15.35M2.06M-1.36M-338K4.17M1.39M300K4.4M2.2M
Debt Issued (Net)000000186K0000000000004.64M-156K-588K-820K-618K-1.4M-1.37M2.73M-111K-100K300K400K
Equity Issued (Net)135K242K0-350K50K4.57M0-6K-2.76M000000000000016.16M2.59M45K1.03M1.43M1.5M100K3.9M1.9M
Dividends Paid-233K-333K-400K-400K-400K-48K0000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases000-350K000-6K-2.76M0000000000000000000000
Other Financing107K00000002.77M34K0-89K16K05K0300K-4.61M1.04M7.68M166K220K0-3.33M0000300K200K-100K
Net Change in Cash-478K-226K-1.35M-5.79M-691K4.66M281K-263K-1.67M1.76M1.58M2.05M894K-615K-159K-1.42M260K-5.83M-3.41M11.31M-2.59M-2.13M13.01M-1.84M1.04M-3.64M3.01M3.59M-300K400K2.2M
Free Cash Flow-411K-168K-544K-239K-957K72K-51K-231K1.2M1.62M1.66M2.07M877K-616K-164K-1.42M-60K-1.21M-4.41M-2.67M-10.99M-4.65M-2.23M-4.18M-53K-168K-725K2.33M-1.3M-3.6M-1.7M
FCF Margin %-3.34%-1.41%-4.66%-1.71%-12.77%0.96%-0.74%-3.16%13.43%14.5%13.93%19.69%8.53%-8.16%-2.56%-28.46%-0.75%-12.47%-17.23%-13.84%-30.32%-12.16%-6.3%-13.46%-0.21%-0.66%-2.14%8.3%-5.88%-18.75%-12.59%
FCF Growth %60.78%69.12%-127.62%75.03%-1429.17%241.18%77.92%-119.31%-26.04%-2.36%-20%136.03%242.37%-275.61%88.45%-2266.67%95.04%72.56%-64.92%75.67%-136.42%-108.43%46.61%-7781.13%68.45%76.83%-131.08%279.46%63.89%-111.76%5.56%
FCF per Share-0.03-0.01-0.06-0.02-0.100.01-0.01-0.040.180.220.220.280.12-0.11-0.03-0.20-0.01-0.18-0.64-0.39-1.60-0.68-0.37-0.74-0.01-0.03-0.130.47-0.33-1.08-0.48
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.36x0.07x0.18x0.30x-0.55x-0.31x0.35x-0.00x2.54x1.62x0.65x1.24x0.65x-44.42x-0.91x0.77x-0.07x0.13x1.12x0.42x0.85x0.50x0.55x-3.32x-0.11x-0.12x-0.03x1.36x-1.25x--2.60x
Interest Paid000000000000000000056K15K0000000000
Taxes Paid83K0384K487K272K138K137K247K0-687K-587K4K1K1K2K000053K424K0000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Persistent negative operating cash

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Obscured by Volatility

As reported in financial statements, Interlink's operating cash flow frequently diverges from net income, with the OCF/NI ratio swinging wildly from 1.61 in 2026Q1 to -1.94 in 2025Q3, suggesting that accruals and timing differences significantly distort the company's underlying cash-generating capability on a quarterly basis.

The lack of a consistent relationship between net income and operating cash flow implies that earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items and working capital fluctuations rather than core operational performance. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it suggests that reported net losses may not fully capture the cash-burn reality of the business model.

FCF Trajectory Remains Consistently Negative

According to recent SEC filings, Interlink's free cash flow trajectory is characterized by persistent deficits, with only two quarters of positive FCF out of the last ten, highlighting a structural inability to fund operations through internal cash generation despite minimal capital expenditure requirements.

The recurring negative FCF margins, which reached -17.7% in 2026Q1, indicate that the company remains in a cash-consuming phase of its lifecycle. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the current R&D and SG&A spend will ever yield the scale necessary to achieve self-sustaining cash flow.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

Based on Interlink's reported figures, working capital changes are the primary driver of quarterly cash flow volatility, with a massive $781K inflow in 2025Q3 followed by a $399K outflow in 2025Q2, indicating that the company's cash position is highly sensitive to timing of customer payments.

These erratic working capital movements suggest that Interlink lacks the leverage to manage its cash conversion cycle effectively. The reliance on these swings to bolster liquidity appears to be a stop-gap measure rather than a sign of operational efficiency.

Capital Allocation Amidst Cash Burn

As indicated by historical data, Interlink has continued to pay dividends despite persistent operating losses, with $100K quarterly outflows through much of 2024 and 2025, a practice that appears increasingly difficult to justify given the company's ongoing cash burn and limited liquidity reserves.

The decision to prioritize dividend payments while operating cash flow remains negative suggests a potential misalignment between capital allocation and the company's immediate financial needs. This strategy may limit the resources available for critical R&D investments required to improve the company's competitive positioning.

LINK — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Interlink Electronics, Inc. (LINK) generate from operations?

Interlink Electronics, Inc. (LINK) generated $-0.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Interlink Electronics, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Interlink Electronics, Inc. (LINK) reported negative free cash flow of $0.2M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Interlink Electronics, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Interlink Electronics, Inc. (LINK) spent $0.1M 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 Interlink Electronics, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Interlink Electronics, Inc. (LINK) returned $0.3M to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.