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Summit Therapeutics Inc. (SMMT) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow has deteriorated to a $92.9 million outflow in 2026Q1, with stock-based compensation of $351.3 million in 2025Q2 masking the true magnitude of the underlying cash burn.

SMMT Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Jan'19Jan'18Jan'17Jan'16Jan'15Jan'14Jan'13Jan'12Jan'11Jan'10Jan'09Jan'08Jan'07Jan'06Jan'05Jan'04
Cash from Operations-286.56M-239.67M-113.56M-60.74M-33.9M-53.81M-35.34M-26.66M-35.11M-20.58M15.18M-24.47M-16.59M-9.68M-5.03M-3.8M-4.34M-2.65M-14.72M-16.13M-5.96M-1.63M56.48K0
Operating CF Margin %-----5812.42%-4022.35%-5619.22%-4357.61%-61.49%-145.26%638.71%-1910.27%-878.57%-525%-265.64%-340.57%-359.24%-876.19%-5521.1%-267.66%-293.84%-171.56%26.55%-
Operating CF Growth %-477.44%-111.06%-86.94%-79.2%37%-52.26%-32.54%24.05%-70.58%-235.62%162.02%-47.53%-71.34%-92.32%-32.41%12.32%-63.9%82.03%8.71%-170.63%-266.43%-2979.05%--
Net Income-1.05B-801.23M-176.85M-486.63M-64.22M-65.68M-38.71M-23.88M10.87M-33.86M-32.13M-33.03M-19.11M-11.05M-7.21M-4.71M-9.38M-9.2M-19.2M-23.4M-8.6M-3.21M-536.61K-43.79K
Depreciation & Amortization122.91K108.36K71.12K156.69K1.03M1.82M1.47M1.39M1.95M566.19K72.5K68.36K49.72K42.89K146.89K295.22K710.54K3.78M2.74M3.28M737.53K240.99K9.41K0
Stock-Based Compensation586.67M543.57M40.74M11.16M9.74M9.49M1.3M542.05K6.29M2.27M1.72M1.65M1.45M372.79K181.64K97.36K117.11K-28.76K305.55K966.41K792.45K000
Deferred Taxes0000000309.13K0000000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items-6.11M-5.44M10.12M414.97M11.51M610.07K145.43K-5.98M645K3.5M5.72M5.79M1.77M295.26K1.79M469.52K579.2K1.76M-14.43M827.22K329.53K1.08M404.81K0
Working Capital Changes26.47M23.32M12.37M-408.34K8.04M-49.66K454.66K955.98K-54.87M6.93M39.79M1.05M-745.82K659.8K63.18K43.97K3.64M1.04M15.86M2.2M776.76K267.77K178.87K0
Change in Receivables00427.51K3.58M7.67M-5.3M-3.06M4.63M-4.68M000-3.31M-107.22K-71.08K-76.94K6.33K1.47M123.95K-375.83K-335.42K-440.92K-129.92K0
Change in Inventory00000000000000000289.17K-77.83K-157.09K-313.84K-48.2K00
Change in Payables16.1M11.36M1.61M1.79M-3.37M-1.27M1.21M-997.71K0000000000000000
Cash from Investing-249.64M-129.37M-164.09M-465.14M-508.68K-226.83K-309.23K-121K-331K-7.42M-100K-51.27K24.11K105.57K-102.67K-172.73K-170.91K-115.03K-1.22M-1.52M-2.32M1.49M-26M0
Capital Expenditures-360.29K-487.6K-111.07K-101.29K-508.68K-226.83K-309.23K-265.33K-157K-509.57K-101.25K-94K-52.73K-61.03K-52.12K-3.14K-193.06K-140.59K-1.65M-3.86M-3.37M-2.45M-13.18K0
CapEx % of Revenue----87.22%16.96%49.17%43.36%0.27%3.6%4.26%7.34%2.79%3.31%2.75%0.28%16%46.56%620%64.13%166.26%258.76%6.19%-
Acquisitions00000000-167K-6.76M000000000807.33K-500.19K000
Investments------------------------
Other Investing00-11.99M-375.73M000144.33K-7K-151.46K1.25K42.73K76.84K166.6K-50.54K-169.59K22.16K25.56K438.15K1.54M1.55M3.94M-25.98M0
Cash from Financing455.51M458.31M304.63M68.46M505.62M57.76M37.13M33.11M44.51M19.47M516.23K31.53M30.48M7.35M7.19M2.13M25.32K8.14M5.31M1.33M19.38M1.35M26.47M182.45K
Debt Issued (Net)00-79.91M-19.54M423.9M000-368.55K-181.18K23K0-316K0000-84.67K-294.02K1.05M-182.42K1.35M00
Equity Issued (Net)455.51M458.31M384.54M88.49M81.84M57.88M36.73M37.82M46.08M21.13M037.17M33.15M7.69M7.9M2.3M31.65K9.12M5.62M282.37K19.56M026.47M0
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases000000000000000000000000
Other Financing000-489.85K-126.36K-127.5K404.71K-4.71M-1.21M-1.48M493.23K-5.65M-2.35M-341.45K-702.88K-164.88K-6.33K-894.65K-14.41K00000
Net Change in Cash-80.66M89.35M26.98M-456.76M470.22M3.98M1.89M6.76M6.75M-11.27M14.7M7.18M13.91M-2.23M2.06M-1.84M-4.48M5.38M-10.62M-16.31M11.09M-20.01M-25.6M0
Free Cash Flow-286.92M-240.15M-113.67M-60.85M-34.41M-54.03M-35.65M-15.83M-35.27M-21.26M15.07M-24.56M-16.64M-9.76M-5.15M-3.99M-4.53M-2.79M-16.37M-19.99M-9.33M-4.08M43.3K0
FCF Margin %-----5899.64%-4039.31%-5668.39%-2587.18%-61.78%-150.05%634.08%-1917.61%-881.36%-529.2%-271.97%-357.59%-375.24%-922.75%-6141.1%-331.79%-460.1%-430.32%20.35%-
FCF Growth %-111.14%-111.28%-86.81%-76.85%36.32%-51.58%-125.18%55.12%-65.91%-241.11%161.33%-47.62%-70.52%-89.34%-29.12%11.87%-62.56%82.98%18.09%-114.24%-128.76%-9519.17%--
FCF per Share-0.37-0.32-0.16-0.10-0.18-0.59-0.51-0.48-0.41-0.320.24-0.42-0.42-0.48-0.33-0.45-0.12-0.04-0.31-0.42-0.26-0.130.00-
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.27x0.22x0.64x0.13x0.52x0.82x0.92x1.11x-3.23x1.02x-0.71x1.22x1.46x1.59x1.19x2.23x0.58x0.50x0.46x0.80x1.01x0.86x-0.65x-
Interest Paid008.81M10.65M434K85K000000000000000000
Taxes Paid00052K07K000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Clinical Trial Funding Dependency

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Losses

According to recent quarterly financial statements, the OCF/NI ratio has fluctuated significantly, reaching a low of 0.12 in 2025Q2, which suggests that non-cash charges, particularly stock-based compensation, are masking the true magnitude of the company's underlying cash burn relative to its reported net losses.

The wide gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that accounting losses are heavily influenced by non-cash items rather than purely operational cash outflows. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it implies that the company's cash position is being depleted by actual clinical trial expenditures that are not fully captured by the net income figure alone.

Accelerating Cash Burn Amidst Development

As reported in financial filings, free cash flow has deteriorated from a $15.4 million outflow in 2023Q4 to a $92.9 million outflow by 2026Q1, reflecting the intensifying capital requirements necessary to support the late-stage clinical development of the ivonescimab oncology pipeline.

The consistent downward trajectory of free cash flow confirms that the company is in a high-intensity investment phase with no offsetting revenue. This trend suggests that the current cash runway is being consumed at an accelerating rate, necessitating a potential reliance on external financing to reach commercialization.

Stock-Based Compensation Obscures Cash Reality

Based on the provided cash flow data, stock-based compensation reached a peak of $351.3 million in 2025Q2, a figure that significantly exceeds the reported operating cash outflow for that period, suggesting that equity-based incentives are a primary mechanism for managing the company's liquidity constraints.

The heavy reliance on stock-based compensation effectively shifts the burden of funding from cash reserves to shareholder dilution. Analysts should interpret this as a strategic choice to preserve cash for critical clinical trial execution while simultaneously creating a long-term overhang on equity value.

Minimal Working Capital Efficiency Impact

Analysis of the cash flow statements indicates that working capital changes have remained relatively muted, with a peak inflow of $15.7 million in 2025Q2, suggesting that the company's cash burn is driven almost entirely by R&D spending rather than operational working capital cycles.

Because the company is pre-revenue, working capital dynamics do not yet reflect the complexities of inventory or accounts receivable management. The lack of significant working capital volatility implies that the cash flow statement is a clean, albeit alarming, reflection of the company's pure R&D-driven burn rate.

SMMT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Summit Therapeutics Inc. (SMMT) generate from operations?

Summit Therapeutics Inc. (SMMT) generated $-239.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Summit Therapeutics Inc.'s free cash flow?

Summit Therapeutics Inc. (SMMT) reported negative free cash flow of $240.2M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Summit Therapeutics Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Summit Therapeutics Inc. (SMMT) spent $0.5M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.