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OptimumBank Holdings, Inc. (OPHC) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The bank prioritizes organic capital retention, as evidenced by the absence of dividend payments over the last ten quarters, while utilizing tactical $1 million long-term debt cycles to manage liquidity.

OPHC 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'03
Cash from Operations22.58M17.84M15.61M6.88M10.36M3.76M-1.46M-558K24K570K551K627K1.3M-2.97M-2.66M-885K1.68M1.2M3.13M2.17M3.76M2.95M3.95M2.74M
Operating CF Growth %209.05%14.33%126.75%-33.57%175.31%358.09%-161.29%-2425%-95.79%3.45%-12.12%-51.88%143.93%-11.38%-200.9%-152.71%39.8%-61.63%43.91%-42.14%27.38%-25.22%44.07%-
Net Income17.44M16.65M13.12M6.28M4.02M6.3M-782K-1.1M796K-589K-396K-163K1.6M-7.08M-4.7M-3.75M-8.45M-11.48M520K1.74M1.83M1.6M1.57M974K
Depreciation & Amortization196K884K599K560K569K302K327K262K159K149K156K157K176K198K128K105K158K186K201K597K872K422K402K99K
Deferred Taxes-504K-462K10K821K1.37M-3.23M0000000000772K-204K-604K-13K-138K-118K-279K517K
Other Non-Cash Items6.3M1.92M2.16M4.04M3.19M61K990K339K-1.52M200K336K692K-508K3.75M2.22M780K6.02M15.84M2.76M476K63K901K1.03M1.66M
Working Capital Changes-1.87M-2.03M-781K-5.32M832K132K-2.21M-260K586K789K281K-301K-209K109K-340K1.98M3.18M-3.14M256K-627K1.13M145K1.22M-511K
Cash from Investing-295.94M-156.68M-125.47M-199.66M-229.8M-108.76M-62.77M-25.32M-6.02M17.48M14.37M-5.7M2.78M1.14M10.26M41.24M50.99M6.6M-14.49M-16.94M-20.73M-44.42M-28.27M-64.06M
Purchase of Investments-4.69M-2.35M000-19.51M-15.72M-4.16M00-27.74M-12.31M-20.44M-15.67M0-5.05M-24.33M-24.06M-36.14M-34.22M-12.28M-8.59M-11.46M-67.17M
Sale/Maturity of Investments612K1.3M1.3M1.61M2.64M5.32M4.69M2.48M1.72M8.64M32.73M12.55M16.79M10.69M11.01M26.26M56.26M25.61M11.4M9.19M3.97M6.38M3.44M4.82M
Net Investment Activity-4.08M-1.05M1.3M1.61M2.64M-14.19M-11.03M-1.67M1.72M8.64M5M233K-3.65M-4.99M11.01M21.21M31.93M1.55M-24.74M-25.02M-8.31M-2.21M-8.02M-62.35M
Acquisitions000000000000000000000000
Other Investing-291.41M-154.33M-125.78M-200.61M-232.12M-94.19M-51.55M-23.14M-7.5M8.93M9.47M-5.91M6.56M6.29M-405K20.03M19.07M5.07M10.29M7.57M-12.26M-42M-17.86M-250K
Cash from Financing269.92M159.77M126.83M197.61M232.31M109.34M109.93M26.83M2.31M-24.02M-7.64M3.37M-5.89M-7.9M-6.76M-31.95M-75.08M25.77M13.88M13.86M17.42M39.4M27M58.06M
Dividends Paid000000000000000000-2K-1K0000
Share Repurchases-9K00000000000000000000000
Stock Issued-19K217K17.89M324K9.87M3.64M540K0525K30K375K30K1.27M124K3.63M8.64M00078K144K0198K304K
Net Stock Activity-28K217K17.89M324K9.87M3.64M540K0525K30K375K30K1.27M124K3.63M8.64M00078K144K0198K304K
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K0-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K0-1000K-1000K0-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Financing239.95M159.56M132.61M131.68M215.44M101.7M89.39M38.99M-2.31M-21.05M-11.59M5.98M-7.16M-3.06M-6.39M-40.58M-3.58M36.77M-10.87M-4.47M15.47M16.14M17.25M0
Net Change in Cash-3.44M20.93M16.97M4.83M12.87M4.34M45.7M951K-3.68M-5.97M7.28M-1.71M-1.81M-9.73M835K8.41M-22.42M33.56M2.52M-903K450K-2.07M2.68M-3.26M
Exchange Rate Effect000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning114.56M93.63M76.66M71.84M58.97M54.63M8.93M7.98M11.66M17.64M10.37M12.07M13.88M23.61M22.78M14.37M36.78M3.22M701K1.6M1.15M3.22M539K3.8M
Cash at End140.02M114.56M93.63M76.66M71.84M58.97M54.63M8.93M7.98M11.66M17.64M10.37M12.07M13.88M23.61M22.78M14.37M36.78M3.22M701K1.6M1.15M3.22M539K
Interest Paid22.04M21.73M26.43M11.8M3.93M1.04M2.68M1.76M931K980K874K723K753K1.93M2.46M3.28M4.92M8.53M9.23M00000
Income Taxes Paid6.38M6.86M2.23M1.07M0000000000000300K928K00000
Free Cash Flow22.13M16.95M14.62M6.21M10.04M3.38M-1.66M-1.07M-210K476K450K603K1.17M-3.14M-3.01M-885K1.67M1.17M3.08M2.17M3.61M2.73M1.56M1.28M
FCF Growth %45.75%15.93%135.23%-38.1%196.81%303.98%-55.39%-408.1%-144.12%5.78%-25.37%-48.46%137.3%-4.36%-239.66%-153.12%42.64%-62.13%41.79%-39.68%31.94%75.64%21.37%-

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeAccelerating
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Broward County real estate concentration

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Organic Capital Retention Fuels Growth

Based on reported financial figures, OPHC has consistently retained all net income, as evidenced by the absence of dividend payments over the last ten quarters, which appears to support the bank's ability to fund its 10.70% revenue growth through internal capital accumulation rather than external equity issuance.

The bank's decision to forgo dividends suggests a strategic focus on bolstering regulatory capital buffers to support its specialized construction lending niche. This internal capital generation model appears to provide the necessary flexibility to navigate the cyclicality of the South Florida real estate market without relying on dilutive financing.

Minimal Securities Portfolio Reinvestment Activity

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow data, OPHC maintains a negligible investment securities portfolio, with purchase activity rarely exceeding $2.4 million in any given quarter, suggesting that the bank prioritizes direct loan origination over the maintenance of a large, liquid secondary market securities portfolio.

The limited scale of investment purchases relative to the bank's size implies that liquidity management is primarily handled through cash balances and loan book turnover rather than a complex securities strategy. Investors should monitor whether this lack of a secondary liquidity buffer increases sensitivity to sudden deposit outflows in the Broward County market.

Provisioning Volatility Reflects Credit Sensitivity

According to the provided cash flow statements, OPHC's provision for loan losses has fluctuated significantly, reaching a high of $1.1 million in 2024Q1 and a reversal of $165,000 in 2025Q1, which highlights the inherent credit risk associated with the bank's concentrated construction lending portfolio.

The variability in these provisions suggests that management is actively adjusting reserves to account for the idiosyncratic risks of local development projects. This volatility warrants further investigation into whether these adjustments are purely reactive to specific project delays or indicative of broader credit quality shifts within the Broward County corridor.

Hidden Liquidity Dynamics and Debt

Based on the reported cash flow data, OPHC frequently cycles $1 million in long-term debt, which appears to be a tactical management tool for liquidity rather than a structural necessity, given the bank's otherwise conservative debt-to-equity profile and reliance on core deposit funding for its operations.

The recurring issuance and repayment of debt suggest that the bank may be utilizing wholesale funding to bridge temporary gaps in loan origination timing. This behavior implies that while the bank is not structurally over-leveraged, it remains sensitive to the cost and availability of institutional debt markets to manage its cash flow lumpy-ness.

OPHC — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does OptimumBank Holdings, Inc. (OPHC) generate from operations?

OptimumBank Holdings, Inc. (OPHC) generated $17.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is OptimumBank Holdings, Inc.'s free cash flow?

OptimumBank Holdings, Inc. (OPHC) generated $16.9M 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 OptimumBank Holdings, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

OptimumBank Holdings, Inc. (OPHC) spent $0.9M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.