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LivaNova PLC (LIVN) Cash Flow Statement

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Operating cash flow ran at 2.15x net income in 2026Q3 but only 0.61x in 2026Q2, and capital expenditure rose to 7.8% of revenue from 3.2% in 2024Q4, indicating volatile cash conversion and higher reinvestment needs.

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LIVN Cash Flow Statement

LivaNova PLC (LIVN) cash flow statement — 30-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Apr'15Apr'14Apr'13Apr'12Apr'11Apr'10Apr'09Apr'08Apr'07Apr'06Apr'05Apr'04Apr'03Apr'02Jun'00Jun'99Jun'98Jun'97Jun'96Jun'95
Cash from Operations237.8M254.3M183.04M74.91M69.9M102.54M-79.4M-91.14M120.5M91.3M90.2M79.68M54.2M79.05M75.03M49.87M42.89M24.59M14.46M-20.69M-70.88M-3.97M3.6M1.28M-22.95M-8.18M-14.7M-14.8M-12M-9.6M-6.3M
Operating CF Margin %-18.32%14.6%6.49%6.84%9.9%-8.5%-8.41%10.89%9.02%7.43%27.33%19.22%31.08%34.34%26.18%25.56%17.12%11.92%-15.8%-57.42%-3.84%3.25%1.22%-32.74%-17.07%-49.16%-99.33%-857.14%-685.71%-630%
Operating CF Growth %-39.46%38.93%144.33%7.17%-31.83%229.15%12.88%-175.64%31.98%1.22%13.21%47.01%-31.44%5.37%50.44%16.29%74.4%70.11%169.87%70.81%-1685.44%-210.41%181.84%105.56%-180.73%44.38%0.68%-23.33%-25%-52.38%-12.5%
Net Income196.08M-242.5M63.23M17.55M-86.2M-135.82M-345M-157.64M-189.4M-25.1M-62.8M57.85M54.89M46.36M36.08M46.73M78.45M26.72M-10.33M-51.18M-59.07M-12.22M6.76M5.18M-26.12M-3.93M-12.5M-14.2M-11.2M-10.1M-7.2M
Depreciation & Amortization64M42M51.14M60.86M57.8M67.99M81.32M82.99M69.94M70.2M85.36M7.25M5.6M4.64M4.73M2.74M2.23M2.18M3.96M4.49M4.49M3.99M4.92M5.12M4.29M1.45M1.5M700K300K200K300K
Stock-Based Compensation49.04M36.3M33.93M36.35M44.81M40.56M35.09M32.55M26.9M19.1M19.6M46.07M011.24M11.68M11.1M000000000000000
Deferred Taxes-90.56M500K6.79M-114.43M1.4M2.85M37.3M-26.5M-95.1M-9.3M-26.7M9.4M-5.2M22.42M22.62M1.1M-41.34M9.8K-425.94K000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items60.84M48.03M26.63M109.21M83.8M97.74M222.89M39.79M303.36M125.4M95.54M-433.89K-1.4M1.38M288.99K-2.71M-4.39M-11.35M11.41M19.46M-418.73K-34.31K324.74K-748.86K135.95K0200K100K-100K100K100K
Working Capital Changes-41.59M369.97M1.31M-34.62M-31.7M29.22M-111M-62.34M4.8M-89M-20.8M-6.33M-10.94M-7.42M162.62K-4.35M-689.03K-2.65M9.66M6.54M-15.88M4.3M-8.41M-8.28M-1.26M-5.69M-3.9M-1.4M-1M200K500K
Change in Receivables-27.33M-10.7M11.1M-28.86M-4.8M-15.74M58.8M-5.32M21.2M-48.9M-16.4M-2.65M-10.66M-10.18M-1.25M-1.95M-3.83M-3.31M0000000000000
Change in Inventory-12.64M-5.3M-6.8M-28.48M-25.7M4.48M1.4M-7.92M-10.6M7.2M26.7M-7.11M254.19K-3.4M682.45K-819.4K-1.51M-37.95K4.52M90.62K-8.77M-758.51K-1.65M-1.51M-281.82K-1.44M-3.1M-1.1M-300K-100K-200K
Change in Payables7.89M-13.4M-14.5M19.19M-3.5M12.99M-900K-38.58M7.2M-41.1M1.6M006.56M0001.09M0000000000000
Cash from Investing-99.76M-72.9M-48.16M-40.33M-38.4M36.9M-41.8M-41.29M-120.6M-52.9M-38.2M-9.77M-34.41M-35.99M-21.98M-11.39M-6.22M-2.92M-817.06K-1.43M17.5M-11.61M-2.6M-4.21M-3.29M-1.59M13.4M-34.6M-7.5M2.8M10.6M
Capital Expenditures-108.84M-81.1M-47.11M-34.98M-26.5M-25.48M-35M-24.69M-38M-34.1M-37.2M-6.69M-19.06M-14.31M-17.98M-7.39M-6.12M-2.67M-817.06K-1.43M-4.3M-3.71M-2.6M-4.21M-5.08M-4.11M-1.7M-3.5M-300K-100K-300K
CapEx % of Revenue7.22%5.84%3.76%3.03%2.59%2.46%3.75%2.28%3.43%3.37%3.06%2.29%6.76%5.63%8.23%3.88%3.65%1.86%0.67%1.09%3.48%3.59%2.35%4.03%7.25%8.59%5.69%23.49%21.43%7.14%30%
Acquisitions0000-8.9M41.25M-1.7M-10.75M-93M-14.2M-3.04M948K-5.36M000000000000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing2.08M7.4M89K1.15M-88K1.73M-1.9M-3.35M14.2M-1.5M3.04M12.5M-29.99M-19.19M-26.29M1M0000-1M000000000100K
Cash from Financing-216.48M-285.7M18.55M21.48M280.1M-181.48M310.8M146.58M-42.3M11.3M-124.3M-48.26M-37.27M-18.85M-46.72M-7.19M-43.72M-46.63M-7.43M14.43M106.99M10.85M14.5M8.22M9.07M8.01M1.4M50.4M18M100K100K
Debt Issued (Net)-160.05M-280.93M87.97M26.4M284.01M-487.85M407.05M172.95M29M11.69M-47.59M-20.86M000-7.04M-8.24M-43.05M-50.4M-7.5M5M81.31M-7.17M1.53M1.74M0-43.09K000-100K
Equity Issued (Net)-803K-4.39M-8.44M-7.5M-8.67M296.67M-5.6M-7.06M-61.61M-4.08M-54.76M-11.03M-55.02M-62.62M-33.01M-50.44M-14.18M-1.7M3.78M129.42K9.68M25.69M18.02M12.97M6.48M08.05M1.4M50.4M18M100K
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-805K-4.43M-8.44M-7.5M-8.7M-12.94M-5.6M-7.06M-61.61M-4.08M-54.76M-55.02M-55.02M-72.36M-33.01M-50.44M-14.18M-1.7M-532.29K-6.31M0-9.99M000000000
Other Financing-55.62M-378K-60.98M2.58M4.79M9.69M-90.69M-19.3M-9.73M3.69M-15.69M13.75M17.75M25.35M14.16M10.77M15.23M1.02M0-58.62K-250.26K00008.01M049M000
Net Change in Cash-82.56M-88M145.68M62.25M307.6M-44.84M191.7M13.93M-46.4M53.8M-72.8M20.89M-17.41M24.05M7.34M30.08M-7M-24.83M6.25M-7.55M53.68M-4.79M14.79M5.38M-17.26M-1.79M-100K900K-1.4M-6.6M4.4M
Free Cash Flow128.96M173.2M135.93M39.93M43.4M77.07M-114.4M-115.83M82.5M57.2M53M72.99M35.13M64.75M57.04M42.49M36.76M21.92M13.64M-22.11M-75.18M-7.68M994.76K-2.93M-28.03M-12.29M-16.4M-18.3M-12.3M-9.7M-6.6M
FCF Margin %8.56%12.48%10.84%3.46%4.25%7.44%-12.25%-10.68%7.45%5.65%4.37%25.03%12.46%25.46%26.11%22.31%21.91%15.27%11.25%-16.89%-60.9%-7.43%0.9%-2.81%-39.98%-25.66%-54.85%-122.82%-878.57%-692.86%-660%
FCF Growth %-32.63%27.42%240.4%-7.99%-43.68%167.37%1.24%-240.4%44.23%7.92%-27.39%107.74%-45.74%13.51%34.26%15.57%67.7%60.74%161.67%70.58%-878.42%-872.38%133.94%89.54%-128.1%25.06%10.38%-48.78%-26.8%-46.97%-10%
FCF per Share2.253.182.490.740.811.52-2.35-2.401.701.181.082.741.282.312.021.481.280.800.51-0.87-3.02-0.320.04-0.13-1.29-0.68-0.94-1.14-1.02-1.02-0.72
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.66x-1.05x2.89x4.27x-0.81x-0.76x0.23x0.58x-0.64x-3.64x-1.44x1.38x0.99x1.71x2.08x1.07x0.55x0.92x-1.40x0.40x1.20x0.32x0.53x0.25x0.88x2.68x1.18x1.04x1.07x0.95x0.88x
Interest Paid031.07M38.89M019.04M32.57M28.57M15.83M9.28M7.51M7.37M01K4K96K281.21K372.94K1.32M3.02M000000000000
Taxes Paid029.37M15.91M01.22M07.49M2.01M26.39M38.97M47.81M015.58M4.3M3.52M1.12M1.28M1.07M686.63K000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeStable
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Earnings conversion volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Operating Cash Flow Diverges From Reported Earnings

Based on LivaNova's reported quarterly figures, operating cash flow ran at 2.15x net income in 2026Q3 yet was only 0.61x in 2026Q2, a swing that suggests reported earnings are poor predictors of quarterly cash generation.

The ratio of operating cash flow to net income is distorted by large non-operating items, including a $327.3M net loss in 2025Q1 against positive operating cash flow of $24.0M. This pattern suggests the bottom line is dominated by charges that do not consume cash in the period, so the earnings base itself warrants caution. Investors should monitor whether cash conversion stabilizes once these items normalize.

Free Cash Flow Margins Remain Thin and Volatile

LivaNova's free cash flow margin ranged from 0.3% in 2026Q1 to 21.2% in 2024Q4, and based on reported figures the trailing pattern appears more episodic than structurally expanding.

Free cash flow margins have oscillated sharply, with 2025Q3 at 17.4% contrasting with the 0.3% trough in 2026Q1 driven largely by a $60.3M working capital outflow. The recent 2026Q3 margin of 10.9% sits well below the 2024Q4 peak, which may indicate that the cash generation profile is not yet on a durable upward path. Further investigation of working capital timing would clarify how much of the volatility is structural.

Capital Intensity Rising Modestly Against Revenue

Reported capital expenditure equaled 7.8% of revenue in 2026Q3 and 8.1% in 2026Q2, up from 3.2% in 2024Q4, suggesting a meaningful step-up in reinvestment relative to the sales base.

CapEx has moved from roughly $10M per quarter in 2024 and 2025 to $30M or more in 2026, which appears to reflect either growth investment or sustaining spend on manufacturing capacity. Because the data does not separate maintenance from growth capital, the economic character of this increase cannot be confirmed. Depreciation of roughly $15M per quarter implies CapEx currently exceeds D&A, which may support future capacity but also pressures near-term free cash flow.

Working Capital Swings Drive Quarterly Cash Noise

Working capital changed by a $60.3M outflow in 2026Q1 and a $335.9M inflow in 2025Q1, and based on reported figures these large movements appear to account for much of the quarterly cash volatility.

The magnitude of working capital movements relative to operating cash flow indicates that timing of collections and payables likely dominates reported quarterly cash generation. The 2025Q1 inflow coinciding with a large net loss suggests balance sheet reclassification may be involved, which warrants further investigation rather than assumption. Investors should monitor whether working capital reverses consistently over the full year.

Cumulative Cash Generation Lags Headline Earnings Swings

Across the ten reported quarters, cumulative free cash flow appears to total roughly $0.4B while net income swings between a $327.3M loss and a $108.6M gain, pointing to a gap driven largely by non-cash and non-operating items.

Summing reported quarterly free cash flow indicates a positive but modest cash base relative to the volatility in net income, which suggests headline earnings are not a reliable proxy for cash generation. The persistent negative trailing net margin alongside positive operating cash flow implies that below-the-line charges are absorbing operating profit. This divergence warrants continued scrutiny of GAAP to operating reconciliation in upcoming filings.

Cash Flow Strength May Obscure Recurring Charges

According to the reported figures, LivaNova's operating cash flow may overstate underlying cash generation if restructuring and litigation-related outflows recur, which the supplied quarterly data does not fully isolate.

Headline free cash flow in several quarters, such as 2025Q3 at 17.4% margin, could reflect timing benefits from working capital rather than durable cash earnings, which suggests caution in extrapolating peak quarters. Stock-based compensation of $7.8M to $16.9M per quarter is added back in operating cash flow, which may flatter cash conversion relative to a cash-settled cost base. Investors should monitor whether the adjusted cash profile holds once non-recurring items and legal settlements are reflected in the cash flow statement.

LIVN — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does LivaNova PLC (LIVN) generate from operations?

LivaNova PLC (LIVN) generated $254.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is LivaNova PLC's free cash flow?

LivaNova PLC (LIVN) generated $173.2M 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 LivaNova PLC's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

LivaNova PLC (LIVN) spent $81.1M 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 LivaNova PLC distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, LivaNova PLC (LIVN) spent $4.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.