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SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) Cash Flow Statement

23Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation is highly erratic, as demonstrated by the shift from a $1.6M free cash flow in 2023Q3 to a negative $666K in 2024Q4, largely driven by working capital swings.

SPCB 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 Operations-345K-7.8M-1.29M-2.37M-4.65M-9.41M-6.51M-7.66M-6.42M-1.98M-11.04M-3.67M6.27M-567K24K-189K-1.21M-1.66M-5.26M-4.89M-3.05M-2.95M-609K-2.15M
Operating CF Margin %--27.98%-4.68%-8.91%-26.37%-76.73%-55.34%-46.49%-29.32%-5.96%-54.33%-12.45%21.11%-6.43%0.27%-2.39%-16.4%-17.85%-25.49%-37.73%-34.64%-34.91%-8.29%-29.71%
Operating CF Growth %-110.49%-503.17%45.33%49.14%50.56%-44.5%14.96%-19.39%-223.55%82.05%-200.63%-158.59%1206%-2462.5%112.7%84.41%27.03%68.45%-7.65%-60.49%-3.15%-385.06%71.7%-
Net Income3.73M3.75M661K-4.02M-7.46M-10.14M-7.87M-11.51M-15.74M-6.66M-13.99M1.02M6.2M6.47M4.82M1.02M-1.97M-5.08M-12.09M-11.31M5.44M-3.95M-1.87M-2M
Depreciation & Amortization1.91M3.83M3.39M2.98M2.69M2.23M2.72M3.13M3.69M3.91M3M1.67M1.61M48K31K28K53K708K651K225K391K827K347K397K
Stock-Based Compensation625K0805K243K138K31K211K144K256K631K924K1.53M173K32K7K10K18K522K907K1.07M361K55K9K0
Deferred Taxes0-2.01M-418K0-299K2K384K-125K3.91M-389K738K187K1.85M-5.08M-1.03M-3.16M-461K-596K-556K-1.01M-10.47M-55K-9K0
Other Non-Cash Items-8.05M-975K-1.44M-60K299K-2K-385K125K-3.91M385K-11.25M-187K-1.83M5.24M9K992K38K1.64M5.11M4.87M361K52K135K131K
Working Capital Changes2.15M-12.39M-4.29M-1.51M-26K-1.53M-1.58M573K5.38M145K9.53M-7.89M-1.75M-7.28M-2.6M924K1.1M1.15M709K1.27M874K118K781K-685K
Change in Receivables103K-11.43M-3.06M-4.13M209K1.37M620K413K-1M-2.15M5.8M-3.67M-8.53M-1.5M-55K-507K105K-23K2.98M883K-1.44M448K-398K0
Change in Inventory131K312K-148K728K150K-1.16M242K523K1.71M616K372K-1.99M-907K-84K-11K-72K-132K1.01M-741K32K212K-40K814K-92K
Change in Payables0273K-1M616K-128K-1.47M-681K53K-2.07M1.88M-79K721K1.2M-142K-659K1.47M-2K163K216K00000
Cash from Investing-2.16M-5.44M-3.35M-3.37M-2.19M-1.64M-1.57M-1.18M-1.52M-1.48M-4.66M-1.6M-6.69M-9.07M-3K116K639K1.68M4.14M4.77M476K-635K-531K-1.54M
Capital Expenditures-987K-3.08M-1.6M-1.71M-2.14M-1.68M-1.4M-1.17M-1.48M-1.5M-2.13M-2.64M-544K-103K-28K-23K-4K-100K-73K-625K-93K-315K-1.09M-87K
CapEx % of Revenue3.56%11.03%5.78%6.45%12.11%13.72%11.91%7.13%6.75%4.49%10.47%8.95%1.83%1.17%0.31%0.29%0.05%1.07%0.35%4.82%1.06%3.72%14.81%1.2%
Acquisitions0000000004K-3.51M-988K-1.01M-8.79M0000-155K-153K-52K002K
Investments------------------------
Other Investing-1.18M0-1.75M-1.65M-52K44K-169K-1K-42K14K980K2.03M-5.14M-176K25K139K594K1.75M155K-2.09M-29K-23K103K-698K
Cash from Financing-49K19.59M2.6M6.8M6.74M11.7M10.83M7.24M8.64M2.79M-4.83M22.73M2.54M12.08M-11K91K114K-171K-174K-214K2.72M2.99M2.31M1.04M
Debt Issued (Net)02.99M1.49M2.15M900K5.68M7.52M5.01M8.68M738K00-1K-101K-11K91K-86K-88K-184K-266K2.81M28K-1.3M1.04M
Equity Issued (Net)-49K16.61M2.7M5.05M5.85M7.6M4.24M58K00-2.66M23.39M2.54M12.04M00200K3K2K52K-91K2.96M3.6M0
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-49K00000-58K000-2.66M-3.74M0000000-30K-183K000
Other Financing00-1.58M-397K-4K-1.58M-939K2.18M-43K2.06M-2.17M-656K0140K000-86K8K00000
Net Change in Cash06.35M-2.04M1.07M-99K652K2.74M-1.59M701K-671K-20.54M17.46M2.12M2.45M10K18K-459K-156K-1.3M-330K150K-600K1.17M-2.65M
Free Cash Flow-1.33M-8.69M-4.64M-5.73M-6.79M-11.1M-7.92M-8.83M-7.89M-3.48M-13.17M-6.31M5.73M-670K-4K-212K-1.22M-1.76M-5.34M-5.51M-3.14M-3.27M-1.7M-2.24M
FCF Margin %-4.81%-31.13%-16.8%-21.58%-38.48%-90.45%-67.26%-53.62%-36.07%-10.46%-64.81%-21.4%19.28%-7.59%-0.04%-2.68%-16.46%-18.93%-25.84%-42.55%-35.7%-38.63%-23.11%-30.91%
FCF Growth %-181.02%-87.06%19.01%15.58%38.8%-40.17%10.39%-11.92%-126.94%73.6%-108.65%-210.25%954.78%-16650%98.11%82.57%30.95%67%3.23%-75.64%3.95%-92.63%24.21%-
FCF per Share-0.38-1.75-2.68-16.96-1.84-4.24-4.55-5.47-5.18-2.33-8.70-4.154.19-0.73-0.00-0.77-8.37-13.58-43.86-53.37-31.68-35.14-29.08-44.01
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)-0.36x-2.08x-1.96x0.59x0.62x0.93x0.83x0.67x0.41x0.30x0.98x-1.38x1.01x-0.09x0.00x-0.19x0.62x0.33x0.43x0.43x-0.56x0.75x0.33x1.08x
Interest Paid00000000000002K5K6K0109K171K00000
Taxes Paid000005K000000012K27K25K50K31K137K00000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Lumpy government contract cycles

Earnings Quality Lacks Cash Support

As reported in recent financial filings, SuperCom's operating cash flow has frequently failed to track with net income, with the OCF/NI ratio reaching as low as 0.15 in 2024Q4, suggesting that reported profits are not translating into the liquidity required for sustainable operations.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's earnings are heavily reliant on non-cash items or accounting adjustments. Investors should be wary of this divergence, as it implies that the core business model is struggling to generate actual cash from its reported profitability.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Persists

Based on the provided quarterly data, SuperCom's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, shifting from a positive $1.6M in 2023Q3 to a negative $666K in 2024Q4, which highlights the company's inability to maintain consistent cash generation across different contract cycles.

The negative FCF margins observed in recent periods suggest that the company is currently consuming cash to support its operations rather than generating surplus capital. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the company can achieve self-sustaining cash flow without recurring external financing.

Working Capital Swings Strain Liquidity

According to historical data, SuperCom experienced a significant $1.1M working capital build-up in late 2024, which appears to have directly contributed to the negative operating cash flow observed during that period, reflecting the inherent challenges of managing long-duration government contract payment cycles.

The reliance on working capital management to bridge the gap between project milestones and cash collection creates significant liquidity risk. If the company cannot accelerate its collection cycles, it may continue to face periods of cash depletion despite reporting positive net income.

Hidden Costs Obscure Cash Reality

As evidenced by the financial statements, the company's cash flow statement is frequently impacted by significant depreciation and amortization charges, such as the $954.5K recorded in 2024Q4, which masks the underlying cash burn occurring within the core operating segments of the business.

The presence of substantial non-cash charges suggests that the company's reported earnings may be overstating the true economic health of the firm. Analysts should monitor whether these capitalized costs are truly representative of asset replacement needs or if they serve to defer necessary operating expenses.

SPCB — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) generate from operations?

SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) generated $-7.8M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is SuperCom Ltd.'s free cash flow?

SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) reported negative free cash flow of $8.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is SuperCom Ltd.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) spent $3.1M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.