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NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NB) Cash Flow Statement

24Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash flow remains characterized by heavy capital intensity, with expenditures reaching $14.0 million in 2026Q3 as the company advances its infrastructure and processing capabilities.

NB 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'00Jun'99
Cash from Operations-16.67M-10.66M-11.73M-17.3M-6.15M-4.73M-3.05M-4.36M-6.09M-10.67M-10.97M-17.32M-1.56M-413.17K-1.15M-1.99M-1.07M-259.56K-188.63K-329.02K-297.57K-199.62K-237.85K-1.42K-9.79K
Operating CF Margin %---------------------1712.72%-1057.17%-1180.89%-1187.57%-3626.88%
Operating CF Growth %-893.28%9.14%32.17%-181.22%-30.13%-55%29.99%28.55%42.88%2.76%36.63%-1008.72%-278.03%64.18%41.98%-84.99%-314.04%-37.6%42.67%-10.57%-49.07%16.08%-16660.14%85.51%-
Net Income-49.49M-17.98M-11.9M-38.53M-10.89M-4.82M-4M-7.34M-8.5M-14.63M-11.41M-23.11M-1.57M-2.84M-2.17M-7.94M-1.71M-292.32K-368.49K-1.23M-232.27K-613.27K-429.07K-20.11K-31.43K
Depreciation & Amortization200K3K2K3K3K0006K9K9K10K6.29K3.04K3.74K4.74K3.4K3029985236.45K16.07K63.2K48425
Stock-Based Compensation3.91M789K2.88M01.75M797K153K604K0002.51M381.72K264.28K205.32K875.28K636.5K55.12K43.18K000000
Deferred Taxes00000000000-2.75M00765.66K0000-76.76K00-34.2K00
Other Non-Cash Items27.5M6.84M-1.56M19.36M2.95M395K180K1.18M3.55M2.22M3.58M2.43M-234.57K1.96M-36.09K5.07M6191.73K979.59K-97.89K386.91K214.57K1.19K6.83K
Working Capital Changes6.09M-315K-1.15M1.88M42K-1.09M619K1.2M-1.15M1.75M-3.14M3.61M-148.77K200.66K73.68K5.87K-822-22.67K43.95K-3.65K26.14K10.67K-52.35K17.45K14.39K
Change in Receivables000000007K-2K8K25K-38.29K61.57K-48.03K-43.16K-13.52K-3.35K8.06K17.45K-3.65K-3.7K-11.65K-5301.5K
Change in Inventory0000000000000000000000000
Change in Payables1.26M-48K-1.62M2.86M419K00000000000000000000
Cash from Investing-27.66M-7K021K-16K-6.3M0015K9K-4K-41K-1.37M-13.52K-1.69M-2.95M-744.04K-2.22K-91.74K-362.87K130.14K-72.53K-346.64K7.6K10.05K
Capital Expenditures0-5K00-16K-6.3M0000-4K-27K-96.44K0-1.16K-49.09K-550.45K-2.22K0-286.81K00-346.64K00
CapEx % of Revenue----------------------1720.96%362.71%164.07%
Acquisitions00021K000000000005.99K000-85.46K0004.05K3.83K
Investments-------------------------
Other Investing-27.66M-2K00000015K9K0-14K-1.27M-13.52K-1.69M-2.91M-193.59K0-91.74K9.39K130.14K-72.53K0-433-5.15K
Cash from Financing464.3M34.21M11.4M14.64M4.3M18.07M3M4.66M5.69M6.8M14.4M14.96M5.67M447.64K728.69K6.68M1.94M499.07K01.01M0308.25K605.73K00
Debt Issued (Net)-253.07K-7.22M5.42M12.34M-318K7.57M2.53M1M4.8M1.18M4.56M1.5M-140.6K142.56K0000000-3K2.76K00
Equity Issued (Net)482.41M45.67M6.18M2.29M4.74M10.68M470K3.79M1.54M5.67M9.99M13.98M5.99M354.53K764.77K6.68M1.94M499.07K01.27M0326.52K617.63K00
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000000000-36.08K-679.15K-46.87K-41.86K0000000
Other Financing-17.86M-4.23M-205K0-118K-174K0-134K-663K-52K-151K-521K-180.2K-49.45K-36.08K0000-256.26K0-15.26K-14.66K00
Net Change in Cash419.97M23.54M-329K-2.94M-2.04M7.01M-50K284K-430K-3.91M3.42M-2.06M2.78M20.95K-2.11M1.74M121.86K237.29K-280.37K317.51K-167.43K36.11K21.24K6.18K256
Free Cash Flow-16.67M-10.66M-11.73M-17.3M-6.17M-11.03M-3.05M-4.36M-6.09M-10.67M-10.98M-17.34M-1.66M-413.17K-1.15M-2.04M-1.63M-261.78K-280.37K-615.83K-297.57K-199.62K-584.49K-1.85K-10.23K
FCF Margin %---------------------1712.72%-1057.17%-2901.85%-1550.28%-3790.95%
FCF Growth %-39.27%9.09%32.17%-180.49%44.1%-261.79%29.99%28.55%42.88%2.8%36.7%-945.88%-301.37%64.22%43.32%-25.36%-520.81%6.63%54.47%-106.95%-49.07%65.85%-31449.48%81.9%-
FCF per Share-0.12-0.24-0.34-0.60-0.23-0.46-0.13-0.20-0.29-0.57-0.67-1.27-0.16-0.05-0.14-0.35-0.90-0.42-0.31-0.68-0.25-0.17-1.32-0.01-0.03
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.34x0.65x1.03x0.43x0.56x0.98x0.76x0.59x0.72x0.73x0.96x0.75x1.00x0.14x0.53x0.26x0.63x0.89x0.51x0.28x1.28x0.33x0.55x0.07x0.31x
Interest Paid04K00000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Project financing execution risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

As reported in recent financial statements, NioCorp's operating cash flow frequently diverges from net income, with the 2026Q3 period showing a net income of $0.669 million against a $4.4 million operating cash outflow, highlighting the persistent disconnect between accounting profits and actual cash burn.

The lack of correlation between net income and operating cash flow suggests that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items or accounting adjustments rather than operational performance. Investors should monitor this volatility, as it indicates that the company's current financial results do not reflect the underlying cash requirements of the development-stage business.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

Based on NioCorp's reported figures, the company has consistently generated negative free cash flow, with a significant $20.7 million outflow in 2026Q1, underscoring the heavy capital requirements necessary to advance the Elk Creek project toward its eventual commercial production phase.

The persistent negative free cash flow trajectory is typical for a pre-revenue mining entity, yet the scale of these outflows warrants caution regarding the company's liquidity runway. The absence of positive cash generation suggests that the firm remains entirely dependent on external capital markets to sustain its ongoing development activities.

Capital Intensity of Development Phase

According to recent SEC filings, NioCorp's capital expenditures have surged to $14.0 million in 2026Q3, reflecting the aggressive investment in infrastructure and processing capabilities required to transition the Elk Creek deposit from an exploration asset into a functional industrial mining operation.

The significant increase in capital spending indicates that the company is moving into a more intensive phase of project development. This shift necessitates careful scrutiny of the company's ability to manage these large-scale outlays without further diluting existing shareholders through additional equity raises.

Working Capital Volatility and Management

As indicated by quarterly data, NioCorp's working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $5.2 million inflow in 2026Q2 to a $1.2 million outflow in 2026Q3, which suggests significant variability in the timing of vendor payments and project-related administrative obligations.

This volatility in working capital appears to be a byproduct of the company's development-stage status, where cash management is often reactive to project milestones. Investors should monitor whether these fluctuations stabilize as the company approaches a more predictable operational cadence or if they continue to signal underlying liquidity pressures.

Obscured Cash Flow Realities

Based on reported figures, NioCorp's cash flow statement is significantly impacted by stock-based compensation, which reached $0.825 million in 2026Q3, effectively masking the true cash cost of talent acquisition and retention during this critical pre-revenue development phase of the Elk Creek project.

The reliance on non-cash compensation suggests a strategic effort to preserve limited cash reserves, though it simultaneously creates a long-term overhang of potential share dilution. Analysts should adjust for these non-cash expenses to better understand the true burn rate and the sustainability of the company's current operating model.

NB — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NB) generate from operations?

NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NB) generated $-10.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is NioCorp Developments Ltd.'s free cash flow?

NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NB) reported negative free cash flow of $10.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is NioCorp Developments Ltd.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NB) 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.