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PDEXPro-Dex, Inc.
$58.40$187M
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Pro-Dex, Inc. (PDEX) Cash Flow Statement

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Cash flow generation remains inconsistent, highlighted by a volatile OCF/NI ratio that swung from 6.22 in 2024Q3 to a negative 2.03 in 2025Q2.

PDEX 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'99Jun'98Jun'97Jun'96
Cash from Operations7.34M-1.68M6.2M5.46M-847K-847K5.9M3.33M3.1M3.23M466K-775K-329K-1.27M45K2.9M3.24M1.72M2.02M1.48M55K557K2.05M503K-1.76M616K1.99M-336K2.1M-1M1M
Operating CF Margin %--2.53%11.51%11.85%-2.01%-2.01%16.93%12.24%13.78%14.74%2.31%-5.79%-3.04%-10.38%0.26%10.69%13.96%8.13%8.03%6.86%0.32%4.03%14.46%4.2%-16.69%4.15%7.47%-1.83%9.27%-5.21%4.81%
Operating CF Growth %208.11%-127.13%13.49%744.86%0%-114.36%77.3%7.43%-4.3%594.21%160.13%-135.56%74.11%-2924.44%-98.45%-10.56%88.59%-14.87%36.35%2590.91%-90.13%-72.88%308.35%128.63%-385.23%-69.09%693.15%-116.01%309.9%-200%1100%
Net Income12M8.98M2.13M7.07M4.57M4.57M6.11M4.15M1.62M5.08M822K-365K-488K-1.78M-876K2.64M-2.97M-2.85M317K506K827K1.85M1.12M133K-1.57M2.85M1.54M-8.93M353.56K-1.6M1.2M
Depreciation & Amortization1.3M1.24M1.16M857K726K726K573K438K557K555K614K578K527K582K647K697K726K810K538K487K356K348K362K375K865K958K1.2M1.43M1.52M1.5M1.3M
Stock-Based Compensation665K555K605K766K1.27M1.27M286K37K194K3K4K17K50K100K108K43K101K166K204M242M25M25M25M00000000
Deferred Taxes138K140K-1.56M264K-63K-63K-22K1.42M391K-2.05M0000885K-2.66M-91K1.06M-434K-177K-84K521K22K177K-902K-1.3M1.06M-1.98M60K-200K-200K
Other Non-Cash Items-6.09M-2.14M4.09M-3.9M-820K-820K26K-370K1.03M-234K-129K-449K-217K8K-876K2.64M4.42M930K-203.03M-241.44M-24.55M-24.93M-25.05M39K771K-3.18M199K6.56M-39.84K600K-200K
Working Capital Changes-670K-10.45M-225K396K-6.54M-6.54M-1.08M-2.35M-694K-125K-845K-556K-201K-177K157K-464K1.05M1.6M627K107K-1.49M-2.23M598K-221K-925K1.29M-2M2.59M137.81K-1.3M-1.3M
Change in Receivables-2.81M-2.55M-3.94M5.43M-4.45M-4.45M-1.06M-1.13M569K-633K-523K-554K-440K325K1.43M-418K-146K609K397M292M-1.21B-1.21B-760M00000000
Change in Inventory1.95M-6.94M898K-3.49M-4.24M-4.24M-2M-1.85M-1.31M279K737K-1.71M1.23M-1.04M912K-475K137K1.74M-460K-840K-1.34M-585K376K89K83K23K453K-247K-215.73K200K-700K
Change in Payables-486K179K2.44M-1.15M1.99M1.99M604K1.13M-57K518K-1.29M1.2M-313K69K-1.52B383M1.09B-727K1.65B371M453M453M159M00000000
Cash from Investing2.72M-238K-2.23M-885K-1.24M-1.24M-3.24M-1.22M-4.12M-1.03M1.59M-1.51M323K-452K-259K-265K-137K-269K-3.13M-515K-4.21M-474K-352K432K845K6.71M-221K-875K-809.52K-500K-4.7M
Capital Expenditures-93K-1.25M-983K-974K-1.64M-1.64M-565K-1.4M-934K-638K-335K-308K-155K-86K-341K-265K-137K-269K-3.13M-449K-1.81M-474K-352K-364K-296K-152K-221K-875K-809.52K-500K-400K
CapEx % of Revenue0.12%1.87%1.83%2.11%3.9%3.9%1.62%5.15%4.16%2.91%1.66%2.3%1.43%0.7%1.98%0.98%0.59%1.27%12.46%2.08%10.6%3.43%2.48%3.04%2.81%1.02%0.83%4.77%3.57%2.6%1.92%
Acquisitions000000-978K19K30K636K24K-866K105K000000-66K-2.4M0000000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-6.78M-304K00-33K-33K998K1.23M-320K-447K-6K-1.65M799K-366K82K0000-2M1K00796K1.14M6.87M0000-4.3M
Cash from Financing-11.23M-292K-4.27M-2.49M-790K-790K-3.98M450K2M-298K-457K-203K1.51M-709K-363K-1.74M-433K-842K1.23M-920K1.93M431K-427K-376K450K-7.1M-1.41M1.32M-2.14M1.9M3.7M
Debt Issued (Net)-8.41M3.48M-816K-809K756K8.79M-630K4.51M-78K-59K-30K-15K-5K-775K-357K-1.76M-433K-660K1.42M-877K1.79M-145K-503K-332K450K-7.1M-1.2M1.32M-2.14M2.2M3.6M
Equity Issued (Net)-2.79M-3.46M-3.5M-1.55M-1.61M-5.44M-3.39M-4.08M2.04M-312K-927K-154K00000-137K033K133K576K0-44K000000100K
Dividends Paid0000000-23K00000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-2.88M-3.5M-3.5M-1.55M-1.61M-5.54M-3.39M-3.98M-220K-312K-454K-154K00000-137K00000-44K0000000
Other Financing-27K-305K50K-134K60K-4.14M39K51K38K73K500K-34K1.52M66K-6K26K0-45K-196K-76K0076K000-209K00-300K0
Net Change in Cash-1.16M-2.21M-305K2.09M-2.87M-2.87M-1.32M2.55M983K1.91M1.6M-2.49M1.51M-2.43M-577K895K2.67M607K114K45K-2.23M514K1.27M559K-462K225K366K107K-851.11K500K0
Free Cash Flow7.07M-2.93M5.22M4.49M-2.52M-2.52M5.33M1.93M2.16M2.6M131K-1.08M-484K-1.36M-296K2.63M3.1M1.45M-1.11M1.03M-1.75M83K1.7M139K-2.05M464K1.77M-1.21M1.29M-1.5M600K
FCF Margin %9.47%-4.4%9.69%9.74%-5.99%-5.99%15.31%7.1%9.62%11.84%0.65%-8.09%-4.48%-11.08%-1.72%9.71%13.37%6.86%-4.43%4.78%-10.28%0.6%11.99%1.16%-19.5%3.13%6.64%-6.6%5.69%-7.81%2.88%
FCF Growth %504.06%-156.13%16.22%278.24%0%-147.22%176.56%-10.82%-16.75%1882.44%112.1%-123.76%64.33%-358.45%-111.24%-15.15%114.15%230.31%-207.86%158.78%-2213.25%-95.12%1124.46%106.77%-542.46%-73.81%246.33%-193.91%185.97%-350%300%
FCF per Share2.16-0.871.461.23-0.67-0.641.310.450.500.640.03-0.26-0.14-0.41-0.090.800.960.45-0.340.32-0.530.030.550.05-0.700.160.59-0.410.43-0.500.21
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.59x-0.19x2.91x0.77x-0.19x-0.19x0.96x0.80x1.91x0.64x0.57x2.12x0.67x0.71x-0.05x1.10x-1.09x-0.60x6.37x2.92x0.07x0.30x1.83x3.78x1.12x0.22x1.29x0.04x5.94x0.63x0.83x
Interest Paid608K818K555K521K463K463K218K199K7K12K37K6K8K037K148K204K0181K000000000000
Taxes Paid1.11M4.46M1.89M1.66M1.56M1.56M683K320K401K217K21K7K7K9K56K456K154K0560K000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Working capital volatility risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q3)

Earnings Quality and Cash Disconnect

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow data, PDEX exhibits a volatile relationship between net income and operating cash flow, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating from a high of 6.22 in 2024Q3 to a negative 2.03 in 2025Q2, indicating significant underlying accrual-based earnings volatility.

The frequent divergence between reported net income and cash generated from operations suggests that earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash items or timing differences in revenue recognition. Investors should monitor whether this disconnect stems from aggressive revenue booking or simply the lumpy nature of milestone-based engineering contracts.

Working Capital Driven Cash Swings

Based on the reported financial figures, working capital changes have been the primary driver of cash flow instability, with a massive $6.6 million outflow in 2025Q2 followed by significant swings in subsequent periods, highlighting the company's sensitivity to OEM payment cycles and inventory management.

The erratic nature of working capital adjustments suggests that PDEX lacks a predictable cash conversion cycle, likely due to its reliance on a concentrated group of OEM customers. This volatility may indicate that the company is frequently forced to absorb the inventory risks of its partners, which complicates liquidity planning.

Inconsistent Free Cash Flow Generation

According to the provided cash flow statements, FCF margins have remained highly inconsistent, ranging from a negative 27.9% in 2025Q2 to a positive 27.7% in 2024Q3, reflecting a business model that struggles to maintain a steady conversion of revenue into actual free cash.

The lack of a stable FCF trajectory suggests that the company's operational scaling is not yet translating into reliable cash generation. This inconsistency makes it difficult to assess the company's long-term ability to self-fund growth without relying on external financing or depleting its already thin cash reserves.

Aggressive Capital Allocation Amid Liquidity

As reported in recent filings, PDEX has prioritized share repurchases, such as the $2.2 million outflow in 2026Q2, despite maintaining a precarious cash position of only $419,000, which appears to be a questionable use of capital given the company's inherent operational volatility.

The decision to return capital to shareholders while maintaining such a minimal liquidity buffer warrants further investigation into management's risk appetite. This strategy may leave the company exposed to unforeseen operational shocks or supply chain disruptions that require immediate cash outlays.

PDEX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Pro-Dex, Inc. (PDEX) generate from operations?

Pro-Dex, Inc. (PDEX) generated $-1.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Pro-Dex, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Pro-Dex, Inc. (PDEX) reported negative free cash flow of $2.9M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Pro-Dex, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Pro-Dex, Inc. (PDEX) spent $1.2M 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 Pro-Dex, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Pro-Dex, Inc. (PDEX) spent $3.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.