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
LTRXLantronix, Inc.
$5.53$219M
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
HomeStocksLTRXCash Flow

Lantronix, Inc. (LTRX) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly erratic, fluctuating from a peak of $4.6 million in 2024Q2 to near-zero levels in 2026Q3, indicating that cash generation is heavily dependent on volatile working capital swings.

LTRX 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 Operations6.83M7.29M18.62M237K-9.42M4.3M-2.52M-1.75M509K2.07M213K-1.64M1.56M-4.48M-2.52M-4.11M2.91M1.29M127K-992K73K-4.37M-2.94M-17.51M-12.83M-4.95M-2.08M5.59M
Operating CF Margin %-5.93%11.62%0.18%-7.26%6.02%-4.21%-3.73%1.12%4.63%0.52%-3.82%3.5%-9.6%-5.56%-8.34%6.28%2.63%0.22%-1.79%0.14%-9.01%-6.01%-35.37%-22.26%-8.97%-4.63%16.96%
Operating CF Growth %422.2%-60.88%7757.81%102.52%-318.77%270.73%-44.22%-443.42%-75.43%872.77%112.99%-205.33%134.76%-77.53%38.64%-241.21%125.39%917.32%112.8%-1458.9%101.67%-48.79%83.23%-36.47%-158.98%-137.94%-137.21%-
Net Income-6.54M-11.37M-4.52M-8.98M-5.36M-4.04M-10.74M-408K680K-277K-1.96M-2.77M-933K-2.77M-3.04M-5.27M-1.52M-780K-2.51M-1.72M-3.04M-7.06M-15.65M-47.55M-93.46M-4.38M1.05M2.79M
Depreciation & Amortization3.7M6.04M7.48M7.54M6.62M3.91M2.81M464K442K594K759K878K895K852K988K1.14M1.02M879K654K473K1.01M2.11M3.96M7.51M6.22M2.62M2.43M973K
Stock-Based Compensation4.86M6.13M8.34M6.21M6.25M3.58M3.64M1.87M1.17M912K870K1.01M869K848K745K1.6M1.9M1.87M1.29M000002.98M000
Deferred Taxes00000016K0000000482K27K00-634K000-600K0-5.59M-1.02M798K-158K
Other Non-Cash Items677K139K926K-103K2.52M228K273K285K3.32M299K300K220K209K255K286K219K-199K818K1.8M818K382K574K7.88M22.94M77.15M5.83M1K-133K
Working Capital Changes4.15M6.35M6.4M-4.43M-19.43M625K1.48M-3.96M-1.78M544K246K-982K517K-3.67M-1.98M-1.83M1.71M-1.49M-469K-560K1.72M8K1.48M-409K-129K-8.01M-6.37M2.13M
Change in Receivables910K4.52M-3.6M915K-7.47M-3.73M2.81M-1.97M-812K-268K-506K973K-1.03M75K234K-1.59M516K2.33M-826K-350K00002.54M000
Change in Inventory1.01M2.04M21.22M-8.69M-15.27M-1.28M3.37M-2.53M-1.48M-674K2.63M-1.32M130K-3.07M2.72M-2.46M-202K1.53M2.54M-2.88M-958K-315K199K584K2.98M-450K-2.08M-592K
Change in Payables1.6M2.89M-2.13M-8.57M8.78M3.57M-2.6M765K1.2M-7K-965K-960K1.57M-693K-4.79M1.81M924K-2.06M-3.34M3.15M0000-3.83M000
Cash from Investing-309K-6.96M-1.48M-7.32M-25.75M-783K-13.97M-891K-229K-236K-570K-577K-595K-866K-639K-413K-860K-676K-579K208K628K2.93M3.46M-2.15M-25.77M-29.34M-1.06M-2.89M
Capital Expenditures-309K-505K-1.48M-2.67M-2.12M-783K-572K-891K-229K-236K-570K-577K-595K-866K-639K-413K-860K-676K-683K-492K-672K-124K-248K-283K-2.75M-4.63M-942K-543K
CapEx % of Revenue0.26%0.41%0.92%2.04%1.63%1.1%0.96%1.9%0.5%0.53%1.4%1.34%1.34%1.86%1.41%0.84%1.85%1.38%1.19%0.89%1.29%0.26%0.51%0.57%4.77%8.39%2.09%1.65%
Acquisitions0-6.46M0-4.65M-23.63M0-13.4M0000000000000000-2.11M-4.75M-16.46M-116K-2.35M
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing000000000000000000104K208K628K000-6M-6.27M00
Cash from Financing-3.56M-6.46M-4.36M3.32M42.65M-1.47M5.9M11.35M1.22M275K1.33M942K59K-786K8.7M212K-1.07M1.23M106K565K267K-910K1.23M345K49.66M47.68M-702K1.37M
Debt Issued (Net)-3.02M-4.72M-3.08M2.88M11.73M-1.51M5.13M-55K-61K-60K-771K643K-214K-760K-824K414K-966K1.14M-223K-142K-176K-1.38M500K00-6.75M-766K766K
Equity Issued (Net)562K357K1M1.25M34.23M913K1.16M11.6M1.49M529K2.15M352K273K09.55M93K159K87K329K707K443K468K726K345K49.14M54.4M64K605K
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000-26K00000000000000
Other Financing-1.1M-2.09M-2.29M-821K-3.31M-877K-379K-189K-213K-194K-48K-53K0-26K-30K-295K-263K0000000513K32K00
Net Change in Cash3.52M-6.14M12.79M-3.77M7.48M2.05M-10.59M8.71M1.5M2.11M973K-1.27M1.02M-6.13M5.54M-4.24M938K1.7M-148K-147K1.04M-2.44M1.8M-19.16M11.12M13.38M-3.85M4.07M
Free Cash Flow6.53M6.78M17.14M-2.44M-11.53M3.52M-3.09M-2.64M280K1.84M-357K-2.22M962K-5.34M-3.16M-4.53M2.05M616K-556K-1.48M-599K-4.49M-3.19M-17.79M-15.58M-9.59M-3.02M5.05M
FCF Margin %5.5%5.52%10.69%-1.86%-8.9%4.93%-5.17%-5.63%0.61%4.1%-0.88%-5.16%2.16%-11.46%-6.97%-9.17%4.42%1.25%-0.97%-2.68%-1.15%-9.27%-6.52%-35.94%-27.03%-17.37%-6.72%15.32%
FCF Growth %-18.34%-60.45%803.78%78.88%-427.58%213.84%-17.2%-1042.5%-84.75%614.29%83.9%-330.46%118%-69.04%30.12%-320.52%233.12%210.79%62.53%-147.75%86.67%-41.1%82.1%-14.2%-62.53%-217%-159.86%-
FCF per Share0.170.180.46-0.07-0.350.12-0.12-0.120.010.11-0.02-0.150.07-0.37-0.28-0.430.200.06-0.06-0.15-0.06-0.46-0.34-1.96-1.82-1.56-0.531.05
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-1.00x-0.64x-4.12x-0.03x1.76x-1.06x0.23x4.28x0.75x-7.48x-0.11x0.59x-1.67x1.62x0.83x0.78x-1.92x-1.66x-0.05x0.58x-0.02x0.62x0.19x0.37x0.14x1.13x-1.97x2.01x
Interest Paid01.32M1.92M1.56M1.49M297K218K18K18K23K32K19K29K63K98K121K154K200K0000000000
Taxes Paid0636K631K539K215K200K101K115K87K73K32K39K52K59K10K33K27K7K0000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Persistent negative operating margins

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

As reported in financial statements, Lantronix exhibits a persistent disconnect between GAAP net losses and positive operating cash flow, with the OCF/NI ratio frequently showing extreme volatility, such as the -8.50x figure observed in 2024Q3, indicating that cash generation is heavily reliant on non-cash adjustments.

The consistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that the company's reported losses are significantly mitigated by non-cash charges, primarily stock-based compensation and depreciation. Investors should monitor whether this reliance on accrual-based accounting masks a fundamental inability to generate cash from core operations during periods of revenue contraction.

FCF Volatility Reflects Operational Instability

Based on quarterly data, Lantronix's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, fluctuating from a peak of $4.6 million in 2024Q2 to near-zero levels in recent periods, which suggests that the company's cash-generating capacity is tethered to lumpy project-based revenue rather than a stable recurring base.

The lack of a consistent FCF growth trend implies that the business model remains sensitive to the timing of large-scale industrial deployments. This volatility warrants further investigation into whether the company can sustain positive cash flow if the current revenue contraction persists into future quarters.

Working Capital Swings Drive Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, Lantronix's operating cash flow is disproportionately influenced by working capital fluctuations, evidenced by a $2.2 million contribution in 2026Q1 followed by significant swings, suggesting that inventory and receivables management are the primary levers currently dictating the company's short-term cash position.

The reliance on working capital changes to bolster operating cash flow indicates that the company may be aggressively managing payables or liquidating inventory to offset operational losses. This strategy appears unsustainable in the long term and may indicate underlying pressure on the company's cash conversion cycle.

SBC Obscures True Cash Burn

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation, which averaged approximately $1.7 million per quarter over the last two years, consistently offsets a significant portion of the company's net losses, effectively masking the true cash-burning nature of the underlying business operations.

By adding back significant non-cash compensation, the company presents a more favorable cash flow picture than the GAAP net income suggests. Investors should interpret these figures with caution, as the persistent use of equity-based incentives may be diluting shareholder value while failing to align with a path toward sustainable, cash-positive growth.

LTRX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Lantronix, Inc. (LTRX) generate from operations?

Lantronix, Inc. (LTRX) generated $7.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Lantronix, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Lantronix, Inc. (LTRX) generated $6.8M 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 Lantronix, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Lantronix, Inc. (LTRX) spent $0.5M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.