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$42.98$615M
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Surmodics, Inc. (SRDX) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity is tightening as cash reserves fell to $26.3 million in 2025Q3, exacerbated by an OCF/NI ratio of -0.26 that highlights a disconnect between accounting losses and operational cash generation.

SRDX Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20Sep'19Sep'18Sep'17Sep'16Sep'15Sep'14Sep'13Sep'12Sep'11Sep'10Sep'09Sep'08Sep'07Sep'06Sep'05Sep'04Sep'03Sep'02Sep'01Sep'00Sep'99Sep'98
Cash from Operations-1.88M248K10.51M-17.22M15.39M14.01M8.04M34.05M14.05M25.17M15.02M18.18M17.66M16.11M19.95M22.01M31.32M39.82M50.71M35.28M25.95M19.49M19.26M14.31M7.81M7.38M4.4M2.1M
Operating CF Margin %-0.2%7.93%-17.23%14.64%14.77%8.03%41.87%19.22%35.26%24.27%31.66%31.47%31.03%29.44%31.49%25.77%41.03%69.32%50.48%41.6%39.19%44.55%48.54%34.42%40.36%32.59%21.43%
Operating CF Growth %284.76%-97.64%161.05%-211.92%9.84%74.3%-76.39%142.31%-44.16%67.54%-17.4%2.94%9.64%-19.26%-9.33%-29.73%-21.35%-21.48%43.75%35.95%33.13%1.22%34.55%83.24%5.88%67.66%109.52%-
Net Income-17.63M-11.54M-1.54M-27.27M4.24M1.12M7.59M-4.46M3.93M9.98M13.45M12.21M14.58M-1.18M-12.78M-21.09M37.55M14.74M3.35M20.33M-8.25M7.44M13.94M7.8M5.11M4.24M4.4M1.6M
Depreciation & Amortization8.46M8.69M8.52M9.14M8.02M7.26M7.31M6.43M5.55M4.87M2.81M2.71M2.89M2.93M7.14M7.82M5.91M6.07M2.83M2.18M3.73M3.34M2.74M2M1.66M1.22M800K700K
Stock-Based Compensation6.53M8.22M7.61M7.06M5.86M5.45M5.08M4.81M3.47M3.84M2.38M3.34M2.55M2.67M4.25M5.88M6.85M9.65M10.31M000000000
Deferred Taxes-179K-320K-181K5.27M1.65M-1.14M-1.09M-2.28M1M261K93K-352K-492K-728K-5.89M446K8.23M-3.43M-9.43M-2.13M5.14M-5.64M839K-214K-31K1.55M-800K0
Other Non-Cash Items1.02M558K340K860K478K195K-909K8.37M945K1.37M-1.23M-308K-882K10.41M23.41M28.28M5.29M3.8M15.56M10.11M35.15M17.01M725K4.71M2.4M-1K-100K-100K
Working Capital Changes-86K-5.36M-4.24M-12.28M-4.86M1.11M-9.95M21.18M-845K4.83M-2.47M586K-978K2.01M3.82M675K-32.51M8.99M28.1M4.8M-9.83M-2.65M1.02M25K-1.32M-458K100K-100K
Change in Receivables1.23M-5.24M-977K-1.52M-3.46M3.46M-1.63M-1.77M-528K911K-2.73M581K-262K-685K1.29M2.33M3.27M00000000000
Change in Inventory-350K-328K-3.02M-5.06M-818K-1.38M-543K-513K97K-143K-162K511K196K-343K-1.1M284K-679K-154K-850K139K-51K-177K-117K-22K-224K-41K-100K-100K
Change in Payables2.68M-232K-183K1.61M264K-483K-765K5.24M368K3.71M373K-738K238K3.41M4.22M-4.58M948K00000000000
Cash from Investing5.94M-2.94M-6.82M6.23M-25.24M-9.07M9.75M-23.5M-16.19M-55.47M16.69M22.39M78K59.44M-8.67M-20.07M-19.57M-26.51M-10.96M-38.96M-27.42M-21.49M-25.64M-15.33M-734K-21.08M-5.1M-16.9M
Capital Expenditures-1.66M-3.49M-2.92M-3.37M-6.28M-3.67M-6.75M-14.09M-6.43M-8.19M-1.88M-2.28M-1.92M-763K-3.46M-9.68M-29.36M-26.32M-4.98M-7.45M-2.11M-1.4M-17.69M-13M-2.05M-2.99M-4.7M-800K
CapEx % of Revenue1.38%2.77%2.2%3.37%5.97%3.87%6.74%17.33%8.8%11.48%3.03%3.97%3.42%1.47%5.1%13.85%24.16%27.12%6.81%10.66%3.38%2.82%40.92%44.1%9.05%16.38%34.81%8.16%
Acquisitions0000-39.55M9.07M750K5M0-25.86M-270K-25.37M-2.15M27.1M-5.65M-750K-8.59M-3.22M-49.11M238K000500K-81.91M000
Investments----------------------------
Other Investing00000-9.07M-740K-5M-9.76M89K-3K25.02M2.11M30.38M438K-25.99M-631K3.11M-5.45M440K-15.55M-828K-935K-4M-2.48M51K00
Cash from Financing-2.75M-2.95M18.41M-375K10.23M-4.65M-11.03M-3.39M-6.51M-199K-19.64M-12.55M-17.79M-83.22M542K-2.18M-15.49M-11.75M-29.69M3.51M2.68M698K1.18M1.18M457K13.24M1.3M15.6M
Debt Issued (Net)0019.66M010M00000000000-236K-222K0000000000
Equity Issued (Net)721K1.22M1.25M1.25M3.13M1.61M723K2.09M-6.41M106K-20.11M-13.14M-17.43M-54.88M534K-1.69M-14.89M-10.93M-30.16M3.26M2.68M698K1.18M1.18M457K13.24M1.3M15.6M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000-6.86M-388K-20.82M-13.66M-17.85M-55.23M-40K-2.58M-15.57M-15.64M-35.03M000000000
Other Financing-3.47M-4.17M-2.51M-1.62M-2.9M-6.26M-11.75M-5.48M-96K-305K477K236K-361K-28.34M8K-496K-366K-593K466K249K00000000
Net Change in Cash1.98M-5.3M22.42M-12.15M368K424K6.69M7.13M-8.45M-30.6M12.08M28.02M-45K-7.68M11.83M-245K-3.74M1.56M10.06M-170K1.21M-1.3M-5.2M163K7.53M-465K700K15.6M
Free Cash Flow-3.55M-3.24M7.6M-20.59M9.11M10.34M1.29M19.96M7.62M16.97M13.14M15.91M15.75M15.35M16.5M12.33M1.96M13.5M45.73M27.83M23.84M18.09M1.57M1.31M5.76M4.38M-300K1.3M
FCF Margin %-2.94%-2.57%5.73%-20.6%8.67%10.9%1.29%24.54%10.42%23.78%21.23%27.69%28.05%29.56%24.34%17.64%1.61%13.91%62.51%39.82%38.22%36.37%3.63%4.44%25.37%23.98%-2.22%13.27%
FCF Growth %39.47%-142.71%136.89%-326.05%-11.89%701.47%-93.54%161.91%-55.1%29.14%-17.37%1.02%2.59%-6.95%33.8%529.99%-85.51%-70.47%64.33%16.73%31.79%1053.7%19.79%-77.27%31.37%1561%-123.08%-
FCF per Share-0.25-0.230.54-1.480.650.750.091.520.571.280.991.151.070.880.940.710.110.742.511.491.311.020.090.070.320.26-0.020.10
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.20x-0.02x-6.85x0.63x3.63x12.48x1.06x-7.64x3.58x2.52x1.12x1.51x1.16x1.57x-1.56x-1.04x0.83x2.70x15.16x1.73x-3.15x2.62x1.38x1.84x1.53x1.74x1.00x1.31x
Interest Paid1.44M3.04M2.92M415K74K00000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid652K2.57M2.85M416K160K30K193K914K2.11M6.71M6.51M6.29M7.12M2.06M1.01M4.11M11.29M00000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Commercialization and Scale Execution

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Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2025Q3)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

As reported in recent financial statements, Surmodics' operating cash flow frequently diverges from net income, with the 2025Q3 OCF/NI ratio of -0.26 highlighting a persistent disconnect between accounting losses and the actual cash generated from core operations during this intensive product transition phase.

The significant gap between net income and operating cash flow suggests that non-cash charges and working capital fluctuations are heavily influencing the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this volatility reflects genuine operational friction or merely the timing of milestone-based revenue recognition inherent in the licensing business.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Persists

Based on quarterly data, Surmodics' free cash flow trajectory remains highly inconsistent, swinging from a peak of $25.4 million in 2023Q3 to a low of -$9.5 million in 2024Q1, indicating that the company has yet to establish a predictable cash-generative baseline for its new device portfolio.

The erratic FCF margins suggest that the company's transition to a direct-market manufacturer is creating significant cash flow instability. This lack of consistency warrants further investigation into whether the current cash burn is a temporary byproduct of the SurVeil launch or a structural feature of the new business model.

Working Capital Swings Obscure Performance

According to recent SEC filings, working capital changes have been a primary driver of cash flow volatility, with a notable $8.4 million outflow in 2025Q1 followed by a $3.0 million inflow in 2025Q3, reflecting the inherent difficulty in managing inventory and receivables during a product launch.

These sharp fluctuations in working capital suggest that the company is struggling to align its production cycles with the commercial demand for its interventional hardware. Analysts should be wary of interpreting these swings as indicative of long-term operational efficiency until the company demonstrates a more stable cash conversion cycle.

Capital Intensity Remains Relatively Controlled

As indicated by financial disclosures, Surmodics has maintained a disciplined approach to capital expenditure, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently hovering between 1.0% and 4.0% over the last ten quarters, suggesting that the company is not over-investing in physical infrastructure despite its shift toward internal manufacturing.

The relatively low capital intensity implies that the company is leveraging existing facilities rather than embarking on a massive, balance-sheet-straining expansion. However, investors should monitor whether this level of investment is sufficient to support the long-term manufacturing requirements of the SurVeil drug-coated balloon platform.

SBC Masks True Operational Burn

Based on reported figures, stock-based compensation consistently adds $1.3 million to $2.1 million per quarter to the company's expenses, which effectively masks the true cash cost of talent retention during this critical period of commercialization and strategic pivot toward device manufacturing.

By excluding these non-cash expenses, the company's reported operating cash flow may appear more resilient than the underlying business reality suggests. Investors should adjust for these recurring equity-based charges to better understand the actual cash burn required to sustain the current organizational structure.

SRDX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Surmodics, Inc. (SRDX) generate from operations?

Surmodics, Inc. (SRDX) generated $0.2M in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Surmodics, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Surmodics, Inc. (SRDX) reported negative free cash flow of $3.2M in 2024, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Surmodics, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Surmodics, Inc. (SRDX) spent $3.5M on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.