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$26.15$2.8B
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Seabridge Gold Inc. (SA) Cash Flow Statement

25Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Persistent negative free cash flow remains the primary financial challenge, with capital expenditures peaking at $63.7 million in 2023Q4, highlighting the intense capital requirements of the project development phase.

SA 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'01
Cash from Operations-18.13M-15.45M-14.22M-21.54M-7.98M-11.74M-9.74M-10.9M-9.41M-10.14M-5.18M-7.43M-4.25M-5.7M-4.18M-3.23M-8.63M-8.53M-2.55M-3.35M-2.33M-1.22M-1.76M-816.21K-982.27K-285.28K
Operating CF Margin %--------------------------
Operating CF Growth %-339.77%-8.62%33.97%-169.79%31.98%-20.44%10.56%-15.84%7.25%-95.85%30.27%-74.57%25.42%-36.3%-29.65%62.58%-1.08%-234.33%23.82%-43.76%-90.93%30.82%-116.16%16.91%-244.32%-
Net Income-70.35M-53.13M-31.25M-29.27M-7.39M895K-14.94M-11.61M-19.94M-10.29M-7.29M-9.07M-13.02M-13.65M-12.51M-20.1M3.54M-4.68M10.29M-5.54M-3.33M-1.16M-1.23M-1.34M-1.63M-153.99K
Depreciation & Amortization128.03K231.81K136K385K84K85K36K36K1.17M-2.12M-866K-117K-552K2.55M13K31K35.99K39.35K40.75K24.76K2.61K7.21K4.34K2.94K1.73K432
Stock-Based Compensation2.46M03.68M3.27M3.14M3.51M8.8M5.4M5.18M7.52M3.67M3.65M9.68M7.04M10.69M14.92M452.83K1.48M1.85M0000000
Deferred Taxes-9.41M-11.9M11.38M-8.7M8.27M4.63M-800K-697K4.97M2.16M2.97M2.7M5.9M5.96M2.58M498K-303K171K-20.16M0000000
Other Non-Cash Items59.46M49.95M1.23M12.67M-17.08M-21.89M-1.41M-2.22M-729K-7.46M-5.22M-3M-8.02M-3.8M-5.57M272K-10.54M90.31K-20.59M2.36M921.02K-346.17K-343.18K485.91K837.39K-315
Working Capital Changes-405.27K-601.51K605K100K5M1.03M-1.43M-1.8M-50K-2.08M687K-1.7M1.21M-1.26M613K1.15M-1.81M-5.64M5.85M-188.98K76.06K275.75K-199.22K33.22K-191.13K-131.41K
Change in Receivables-10.59K-169.86K-32K457K-845K-5.06M-1.7M-1.66M-997K15K-3K408K-253K1.22M-679K1.9M-2.74M-127.69K182.18K0000000
Change in Inventory00000000000000000000000000
Change in Payables0000000000000-2.15M1.27M00000000000
Cash from Investing-180.63M-187.79M-121.24M-202.9M-286.44M-78.64M-180.46M-14.77M-42.65M-28.15M-16.55M-21.69M-9.43M-11.4M-41.23M-49.79M-59.29M-247.87K-3.21M-20.28M-8.75M-7.08M-8.23M-4.45M-8.6M-126.22K
Capital Expenditures-145.04M-136.86M-106.28M-230.16M-183.3M-73.61M-158.79M-27.2M-37.07M-21.92M-24.07M-18.6M-30.99M-34.56M-48.72M-41.3M-37.76M-21.67M-14.71M-8.53M-30.92K-3.84M-6.71M-6.3M-5.86M-126.22K
CapEx % of Revenue--------------------------
Acquisitions-684K0000-39K-437K-101K-530K-2.62M-1.6M1M1M00010.18M030.84M0000000
Investments--------------------------
Other Investing-34.91M-50.47M-14.96M-53.72M-50.69M4.34M0-533K-38K892K9.12K5.12M5.43M2M1.35M-30.3M-37.76M-21.67M-14.7M-200K-14.59M0225K000
Cash from Financing169.72M271.97M101.27M260.45M325.83M84.56M199.72M31.53M50.93M40.7K22.39M29.85M12.88M15.89M40.63M59.04M68.68M966.88K383.13K31.33M12.55M11.3M8.24M7.47M8.08M10.55K
Debt Issued (Net)-429K-477K-639K198.82M281.93M-77K-21K00000000000000000800K0
Equity Issued (Net)133.72M272.44M101.02M61.52M36.58M59.1M195.44M26.33M41.6M022.39M29.85M12.88M15.89M40.63M59.04M68.68M966.88K383.13K31.33M12.55M11.3M8.24M7.47M7.28M10.55K
Dividends Paid00000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000000000000000000000
Other Financing36.43M388886K107K7.32M25.53M4.3M5.2M9.34M40.7K0000004690000002000
Net Change in Cash-29.93M69.93M-32.62M36.29M34.63M-6M8.73M5.87M-1.12M2.4M656K734K-807K-1.22M-4.78M6.02M759.09K-7.81M-5.38M7.69M1.46M2.99M-1.75M2.2M-1.5M-400.95K
Free Cash Flow-163.17M-152.31M-120.5M-251.7M-191.28M-85.35M-168.54M-38.1M-46.47M-32.06M-29.25M-26.03M-35.24M-40.26M-52.91M-44.53M-46.39M-30.2M-17.26M-11.88M-2.36M-5.06M-8.48M-7.12M-6.84M-411.5K
FCF Margin %--------------------------
FCF Growth %-65.74%-26.4%52.13%-31.59%-124.12%49.36%-342.4%18.03%-44.97%-9.6%-12.37%26.14%12.46%23.91%-18.81%4%-53.61%-74.98%-45.33%-402.93%53.37%40.28%-19.06%-4.12%-1562.05%-
FCF per Share-1.52-1.51-1.36-3.03-2.39-1.10-2.54-0.61-0.79-0.57-0.55-0.52-0.74-0.88-1.21-1.06-1.16-0.81-0.46-0.33-0.07-0.17-0.29-0.27-0.42-0.03
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)2.32x0.29x0.46x0.74x1.08x-13.11x0.65x1.22x0.47x0.99x0.71x0.82x0.33x0.42x0.33x0.16x-2.44x1.82x-0.25x0.60x0.71x1.05x1.44x0.61x0.60x1.85x
Interest Paid00000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid00000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Project development funding uncertainty

Persistent Negative Free Cash Flow

As reported in financial statements, Seabridge Gold consistently records negative free cash flow, with quarterly outflows reaching as high as $71.0 million in 2023Q4, underscoring the company's status as a pre-revenue developer entirely reliant on external capital to fund its extensive Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell project development activities.

The persistent negative free cash flow trajectory reflects the company's strategic focus on long-term asset development rather than near-term operational viability. Investors should monitor the magnitude of these outflows, as they represent the primary mechanism for capital depletion in the absence of commercial production.

Capital Intensity Drives Cash Burn

Based on recent quarterly filings, Seabridge Gold's capital expenditures remain the dominant driver of cash outflows, with quarterly spending peaking at $63.7 million in 2023Q4, which highlights the significant financial commitment required to maintain the Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell project's development timeline and regulatory status.

The high level of capital expenditure is indicative of the company's commitment to achieving 'substantially started' status, which is essential for preserving its environmental permits. This heavy investment phase suggests that the company will continue to face significant liquidity pressure until a major joint venture partner is secured.

Earnings Disconnect From Cash Reality

According to the provided data, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow is highly erratic, with operating cash flow remaining negative across nearly all observed periods despite occasional positive net income, suggesting that accounting profits are not currently indicative of the company's underlying cash generation capacity.

The consistent divergence between net income and operating cash flow highlights the lack of operational cash generation, as net income is often influenced by non-operating items. This disconnect warrants further investigation into the sustainability of the company's current accounting practices relative to its actual cash burn.

Capitalized Costs Obscure True Burn

As indicated by the financial data, the company's practice of capitalizing exploration and evaluation expenditures effectively masks the true economic cost of its activities, as these costs are moved to the balance sheet rather than being reflected as immediate cash-impacting expenses on the income statement.

By capitalizing these costs, the company avoids immediate hits to its income statement, which may lead to an overstatement of its financial health. Analysts should be wary of this accounting treatment, as it obscures the true cash-on-cash return of the company's exploration and development efforts.

SA — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Seabridge Gold Inc. (SA) generate from operations?

Seabridge Gold Inc. (SA) generated $-15.4M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Seabridge Gold Inc.'s free cash flow?

Seabridge Gold Inc. (SA) reported negative free cash flow of $152.3M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Seabridge Gold Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Seabridge Gold Inc. (SA) spent $136.9M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.