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PROS Holdings, Inc. (PRO) Cash Flow Statement

20Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

While free cash flow improved to $10.8M in 2025Q3, this performance remains highly sensitive to working capital fluctuations and is heavily supported by $13.8M in stock-based compensation.

PRO Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05
Cash from Operations39.81M27.38M9.88M-23.91M-18.55M-49.39M5.25M5.7M-25.31M-14.35M15.53M1.75M16.97M24.65M14.24M-5.28M11.29M13.82M10.02M13.52M34.95M
Operating CF Margin %-8.29%3.25%-8.66%-7.38%-19.57%2.1%2.89%-14.99%-9.36%9.23%0.94%11.72%20.93%14.74%-7.43%16.41%18.29%16.15%29.37%99.48%
Operating CF Growth %763.12%177.24%141.32%-28.84%62.43%-1041.64%-8.03%122.53%-76.46%-192.36%785.52%-89.66%-31.16%73.08%369.96%-146.75%-18.36%37.91%-25.85%-61.32%-
Net Income-11.66M-20.48M-56.35M-82.25M-81.21M-76.98M-69.08M-64.25M-77.93M-75.22M-65.81M-37.55M3.45M4.97M6.35M-1.93M5.52M10.76M10.52M7.03M3.44M
Depreciation & Amortization7.52M8.3M11.51M14.97M12.06M14.33M13.87M13.05M10.53M9.51M10.39M10.44M4.31M2.29M1.61M1.36M1.28M1.36M1.18M1.27M1.52M
Stock-Based Compensation47.01M40.75M042.71M35.08M24.4M24.68M21.45M22.8M20.47M27.86M22.66M16.27M9.64M6.83M6.96M5.47M4.02M1.6B00
Deferred Taxes0-11K-63K0-1.91M4.78M-119K-463K-520K40K165K12.53M155K2.54M315K-187K-1.19M-821K-1.87M-1.16M-98.27K
Other Non-Cash Items-4.04M-817K47.9M1.45M1.49M8.74M16.02M12.28M9.32M6.63M8.81M4.18M-2.64M-2.01M-1.2M-1.04M-447K288K-1.6B028.02M
Working Capital Changes998K-371K6.89M-795K15.94M-24.66M19.87M23.63M10.48M24.23M34.1M-10.51M-4.57M7.23M338K-10.44M647K-1.78M-2.18M6.38M2.07M
Change in Receivables-14.52M-16.21M-899K-7.33M12.56M10.45M-22.27M-9.55M2.02M5.67M32.27M-14.03M-7.49M-4.61M-6.66M-14.62M4.38M-669K-183.18M-6.36M942.7K
Change in Inventory008.33M0-12.56M-10.45M22.27M8.68M-7.11M7.08M-1.02M-1.17M3.99M6.79M-1.64M-48.8M0-204K402.14M00
Change in Payables296K6.13M-5.04M3.96M-515K-4.82M2.49M3.93M700K-2.9M-4.05M-3.1M2.88M-790K2.58M654K0-340K-221.08M00
Cash from Investing-935K-1.22M-2.7M-1.14M-85.17M-30.46M-17.56M-6.26M-22.35M-25.4M-9.42M7.87M-58.77M-9.53M-2.96M-1.89M-1.11M-1.21M-1.68M-1.09M-766.36K
Capital Expenditures-1.17M-1.17M-2.54M-861K-2.8M-30.18M-6.76M-6.21M-4.21M-9.91M-7.03M-9.8M-6.28M-9.53M-3M-1.52M-1.11M-1.21M-1.68M-1.09M-766.36K
CapEx % of Revenue0.33%0.35%0.84%0.31%1.11%11.96%2.7%3.15%2.49%6.47%4.18%5.28%4.33%8.09%3.11%2.15%1.62%1.6%2.7%2.37%2.18%
Acquisitions0000-79.48M0-10.51M0-34.13M2.67M-233K-22.05M-13.1M00000000
Investments---------------------
Other Investing118K-58K-48K0-82.38M0-1.49M0-130K-2.67M333K39.72M-39.39M037K-293K00000
Cash from Financing11.6M-32.34M-32.36M1.07M2.47M102.91M22.99M135.35M90.65M-3.68M-5.55M106.31M2.92M-24K1.33M562K296K-5.01M-6.51M-8.38M17.15K
Debt Issued (Net)46.22M-21.71M00-288K146.93M42.48M-54K93.29M-196K-263K109.22M000000000
Equity Issued (Net)2M1000K01000K1000K001000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K562K118K-1000K1000K-1000K17.15K
Dividends Paid000000000000000000-41.33M00
Share Repurchases00000000000-6.15M000-1.28M0-5M-17.37M-8.45M0
Other Financing-36.66M-12.7M-32.36M-1.65M-352K-44.01M-19.49M-9.41M-7.38M-5.47M-6.84M-15.31M-402K-1.38M-540K000-417.81K00
Net Change in Cash57.84M-6.76M-34.88M-23.93M-101.58M23.06M10.6M134.97M42.47M-43.73M751K116.33M-38.87M15.1M12.61M-6.6M10.47M7.6M1.84M4.05M34.2M
Free Cash Flow38.64M26.22M7.33M-24.77M-21.35M-79.57M-1.51M-510K-29.52M-24.26M8.51M-8.05M10.7M15.13M11.24M-6.8M10.17M12.62M8.35M12.43M34.18M
FCF Margin %10.99%7.94%2.41%-8.97%-8.49%-31.52%-0.6%-0.26%-17.49%-15.83%5.06%-4.33%7.38%12.84%11.63%-9.57%14.79%16.69%13.44%27%97.3%
FCF Growth %139.7%257.47%129.61%-16%73.17%-5162.43%-196.47%98.27%-21.69%-385.23%205.65%-175.26%-29.28%34.55%265.31%-166.84%-19.35%51.16%-32.85%-63.64%-
FCF per Share0.800.560.16-0.55-0.48-1.84-0.04-0.01-0.93-0.800.29-0.280.360.530.40-0.260.380.470.360.601.71
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-3.31x-1.34x-0.18x0.29x0.23x0.64x-0.08x-0.09x0.32x0.19x-0.24x-0.05x4.92x4.96x2.24x2.73x2.05x1.29x0.95x1.92x10.16x
Interest Paid06.3M4.63M4.94M4.99M1.68M3.5M5.25M4.01M3.18M2.93M243K87K68K0000000
Taxes Paid0192K188K146K403K341K308K262K271K-968K3K233K278K-4.69M5.33M84K4.41M4.89M000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeStable
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

Persistent negative operating margins

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2025Q3)

Earnings Quality and Cash Divergence

As reported in recent financial statements, PROS Holdings consistently generates positive operating cash flow despite recurring net losses, with the 2025Q3 operating cash flow of $11.4M contrasting sharply against a $4.2M net loss, highlighting a significant disconnect between GAAP accounting and actual cash generation.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that non-cash charges, particularly stock-based compensation, are heavily inflating the company's cash position. Investors should monitor whether this reliance on non-cash adjustments masks an underlying inability to achieve organic profitability through core software operations.

Free Cash Flow Margin Volatility

Based on quarterly data, PROS has demonstrated a volatile free cash flow trajectory, swinging from a negative $6.8M in 2023Q2 to a positive $10.8M by 2025Q3, indicating that while cash generation is improving, it remains highly sensitive to quarterly fluctuations in working capital and operational efficiency.

The erratic nature of these margins suggests that the company has not yet reached a steady state of cash production. The recent improvement appears to be driven more by timing differences in working capital than by a fundamental shift in the underlying profitability of the SaaS business model.

Working Capital as Cash Driver

According to historical cash flow filings, working capital changes have acted as a primary driver of liquidity, with a notable $13.6M inflow in 2024Q4 followed by a $7.5M outflow in 2025Q1, illustrating the significant impact of timing on the company's short-term cash availability.

The high variability in working capital suggests that the company's cash flow is heavily dependent on the timing of customer payments and deferred revenue recognition. This lumpy cash profile warrants further investigation into whether these swings are indicative of seasonal contract renewals or potential delays in project-based professional services.

SBC Masking True Cash Burn

Analysis of the cash flow statement reveals that stock-based compensation, which reached $13.8M in 2025Q3, consistently offsets the company's net losses, effectively obscuring the true cash burn rate and complicating the assessment of the firm's long-term self-sustainability without external capital or continued equity-based incentives.

By adding back significant non-cash compensation, the company presents a more favorable cash flow picture than the underlying operational performance might suggest. This practice may lead to an overestimation of the company's ability to fund its own growth, as the dilution associated with these grants represents a real cost to shareholders.

PRO — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does PROS Holdings, Inc. (PRO) generate from operations?

PROS Holdings, Inc. (PRO) generated $27.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

PROS Holdings, Inc. (PRO) generated $26.2M in free cash flow in 2024. 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 PROS Holdings, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

PROS Holdings, Inc. (PRO) spent $1.2M on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.