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Nova Ltd. (NVMI) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash conversion efficiency remains inconsistent, evidenced by a fluctuating operating cash flow to net income ratio that dropped to 0.58 in 2026Q1 from a peak of 1.61 in 2024Q1.

NVMI 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'99
Cash from Operations217.14M245.61M235.27M123.53M119.54M132.26M60.25M40.69M36.11M61.81M-4.16M25.79M33.54M10.99M7.72M25.1M25.83M-1.79M-3.27M4.57M-5.11M-7.38M-1.53M-5.51M-7.91M-5.54M-3.65M-1.32M
Operating CF Margin %-27.89%34.99%23.85%20.95%31.79%22.37%18.09%14.38%27.84%-2.54%17.36%27.81%9.86%8.03%24.41%29.82%-4.54%-8.4%7.88%-10.59%-24.49%-3.74%-20.63%-38.83%-26.15%-7.54%-4.8%
Operating CF Growth %-27.17%4.4%90.45%3.34%-9.62%119.51%48.07%12.69%-41.58%1585.84%-116.13%-23.12%205.19%42.41%-69.25%-2.83%1545.55%45.42%-171.58%189.48%30.74%-382.73%72.24%30.39%-42.9%-51.51%-175.98%-
Net Income263.66M259.22M183.76M136.31M140.21M93.1M47.91M35.17M54.38M46.46M9.64M15.72M18.65M10.52M11.83M28.12M22.18M2.63M-5.42M-3.92M-1.93M-8.41M1.47M-4.21M-12.96M-16.87M2.78M-5.04M
Depreciation & Amortization24.25M24.36M17.38M16.2M14.65M8.93M8.38M8.03M7.68M6.18M6.82M9.62M3.95M3.52M2.78M1.7M1.26M1.25M1.32M2.79M2.08M894K670K1.26M1.88M2.71M3.04M2M
Stock-Based Compensation19.91M26.29M25.21M18.29M16.65M10.49M6.95M5.09M4.33M2.78M2.73M2.67M2.12M2.1M1.93M0710K454K0000000000
Deferred Taxes-6.99M00-6.24M-13.74M-2.99M-193K-681K-1.92M-31K633K-5.05M-2.5M1.9M-1.42M-2.5M-108K-613K0000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-9.86M-24.39M-2.87M6.28M21.21M5.19M-716K-510K37.09M21.07M39.27M-10K2.67M148K1.93M1.48M108K454K-3.5M5.51M-226K-418K310K168K2.09M76K-164K129K
Working Capital Changes-73.83M-39.87M11.79M-47.3M-59.45M17.54M-2.07M-6.41M-28.36M6.42M-23.99M2.83M8.64M-7.19M-9.33M-3.65M1.69M-5.97M4.32M187K-5.03M557K-3.98M-2.72M1.08M8.55M-9.32M1.58M
Change in Receivables-48.53M-7.02M-29.05M-1.18M-31.63M-5.13M-11.71M1.93M-12.54M1.68M-23.58M-1.96M12.38M-10.59M-3.96M-240K-1.62M-8.76M6.36M000000000
Change in Inventory-6.15M-19M-23.9M-26M-29.31M-18.46M-16.27M-7.52M-8.12M-6.86M-1.67M-1.95M2.23M-1.78M-10.51M-1.06M-7.53M2.69M1.33M-1.89M-786K-252K-1.09M-1M1.16M776K-1.2M-601K
Change in Payables-1.76M-8.79M17.51M-7.81M5.14M11.7M3.25M1.69M3.26M-747K2.12M1.6M-4.04M4.52M2.51M-1.64M6.24M234K-4.01M000000000
Cash from Investing-603.4M-837.17M-136.4M-125.33M-100.26M-238.5M-42.46M-25.45M-36.49M-57.14M-4.38M-9.72M-33.3M-10.6M-10.73M-34.49M-28.59M-8.93M7.26M905K3.43M711K-13.48M-5.14M10.38M28.55M-45.17M-760K
Capital Expenditures-22.89M-27.7M-17.21M-17.19M-21.31M-4.82M-6.44M-21.27M-3.68M-6.29M-3.13M-4.37M-5.23M-4.12M-3.66M-2.31M-1.56M-403K-944K-1.18M-1.23M-1.28M-1.24M-364K-601K-1.14M-1.17M-760K
CapEx % of Revenue2.54%3.15%2.56%3.32%3.73%1.16%2.39%9.46%1.46%2.84%1.91%2.94%4.34%3.69%3.81%2.24%1.81%1.03%2.42%2.04%2.55%4.25%3.04%1.36%2.95%5.39%2.41%2.76%
Acquisitions-4.66M-56.35M00-78.47M000000-45.34M00000000-1.58M0000000
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing26.72M00-29.66M0000-33M-50.84M-1.25M-2M-28.06M-126K140K86K-27.02M-17K97K00000-1.89M44.41M-44M0
Cash from Financing662.21M642.21M-48.35M10K-29.81M11K181.41M-6.67M-4.44M2.62M1.21M-1.98M-4.14M1.19M259K2.71M18.29M1.25M12K5.67M83K275K548K318K31K8K49.2M1.5M
Debt Issued (Net)732.25M749.99M-18.51M000193.59M000000000000000000000
Equity Issued (Net)-70.12M-35M-30M-112K-21.42M0-12.55M-7.16M-4.8M0-937K-4.3M-6.73M00016.97M004.98M83K275K548K318K31K8K49.2M1.5M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-70.12M-35M-30M-112K-21.42M0-12.55M-7.16M-4.8M0-937K-4.3M-6.73M000000000000000
Other Financing69.4K-72.78M160K122K-8.39M11K367K492K361K2.62M2.15M2.32M2.59M1.19M259K2.71M1.32M1.25M12K687K00000000
Net Change in Cash281.08M57M50.2M-4.15M-14.98M-105.61M200.56M8.87M-4.82M7.29M-7.33M14.08M-3.89M1.58M-2.75M-6.68M15.53M-9.46M4M11.15M-1.6M-6.39M-14.46M-10.33M2.5M23.02M376K-582K
Free Cash Flow194.25M217.91M218.05M106.34M98.22M127.45M53.81M19.42M32.43M55.52M-7.29M21.41M28.31M6.87M4.06M22.79M24.27M-2.19M-4.22M3.39M-6.34M-8.66M-2.77M-5.87M-8.51M-6.68M-4.82M-2.08M
FCF Margin %21.52%24.75%32.43%20.53%17.21%30.63%19.97%8.64%12.91%25.01%-4.45%14.42%23.47%6.16%4.22%22.17%28.02%-5.57%-10.82%5.84%-13.14%-28.74%-6.78%-22%-41.78%-31.54%-9.95%-7.56%
FCF Growth %-12.37%-0.06%105.05%8.26%-22.93%136.84%177.04%-40.11%-41.58%861.22%-134.06%-24.35%311.95%69.34%-82.2%-6.07%1208.08%48.08%-224.39%153.44%26.76%-212.63%52.8%31.03%-27.48%-38.41%-131.48%-
FCF per Share5.646.646.783.313.084.271.860.681.131.95-0.270.781.020.250.150.850.94-0.11-0.220.18-0.40-0.56-0.18-0.39-0.57-0.44-0.33-0.20
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.74x0.95x1.28x0.91x0.85x1.42x1.26x1.16x0.66x1.33x-0.43x1.64x1.80x1.05x0.65x0.89x1.16x-0.68x0.60x-1.17x2.64x0.88x-1.04x1.31x0.61x0.33x-1.31x0.26x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0029.88M26.84M23.01M13.28M3.98M8.34M13.05M8.16M1.9M83K136K000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Cyclical revenue recognition volatility

Earnings Quality and Cash Conversion

According to the provided quarterly data, Nova's operating cash flow to net income ratio has fluctuated significantly, ranging from a low of 0.58 in 2026Q1 to a high of 1.61 in 2024Q1, suggesting that reported earnings are frequently decoupled from actual cash generation.

The volatility in the OCF/NI ratio appears to be driven by the timing of revenue recognition and subsequent working capital swings rather than structural earnings quality issues. Investors should interpret the recent dip in conversion as a potential signal of delayed customer acceptances, which may temporarily mask the underlying cash-generating capability of the business.

Free Cash Flow Margin Volatility

As reported in financial statements, Nova's free cash flow margins have shown marked instability, swinging from a peak of 40.0% in 2024Q1 to 15.3% in 2026Q1, indicating that the company's ability to convert revenue into discretionary cash is highly sensitive to quarterly operational cycles.

While the company maintains strong profitability, the inconsistent FCF trajectory suggests that capital requirements and working capital needs are not perfectly synchronized with top-line growth. This variability warrants further investigation into whether the recent margin compression is a permanent shift or merely a reflection of the lumpy nature of semiconductor equipment deliveries.

Working Capital Drag on Liquidity

Based on Nova's reported figures, working capital changes have frequently acted as a significant drain on cash, most notably in 2026Q1 when a $42.0 million outflow occurred, highlighting the company's susceptibility to inventory and receivable fluctuations inherent in the semiconductor capital equipment sector.

The recurring negative working capital adjustments suggest that Nova is often forced to tie up cash in inventory or extended payment terms to support its customer base during installation phases. This dynamic appears to be a structural feature of the business model that periodically limits the company's immediate liquidity despite strong reported net income.

Capital Allocation and Cash Accumulation

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow statements, Nova has prioritized aggressive share repurchases, such as the $55.0 million buyback in 2025Q3, while maintaining a conservative stance on dividends, which suggests management's preference for returning capital through opportunistic equity reduction rather than recurring income distributions.

The company's capital deployment strategy appears to be reactive to market conditions, with buyback activity intensifying during periods of higher cash availability. Investors should monitor whether this reliance on share repurchases continues to be an effective use of capital or if it signals a lack of internal investment opportunities for the company's excess cash.

NVMI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Nova Ltd. (NVMI) generate from operations?

Nova Ltd. (NVMI) generated $245.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Nova Ltd.'s free cash flow?

Nova Ltd. (NVMI) generated $217.9M 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 Nova Ltd.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Nova Ltd. (NVMI) spent $27.7M 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 Nova Ltd. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Nova Ltd. (NVMI) spent $35.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.