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Utah Medical Products, Inc. (UTMD) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operational efficiency remains robust, evidenced by a consistent OCF/NI ratio that peaked at 1.47 in 2025Q3 and a minimal CapEx/Revenue ratio of 1.5% in 2026Q1.

UTMD 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'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations13.34M14.69M14.83M22.28M21.15M21.2M20.14M17.06M16.83M16.91M14.53M13.8M15.39M12.31M13.56M11.37M7.16M7.23M7.76M7.47M10.85M6.45M27.46M8.34M8.66M7.86M7.83M9.1M9.5M5M11.2M
Operating CF Margin %-38.14%36.26%44.36%40.45%43.22%47.74%36.36%40.08%40.83%36.97%34.37%37.28%30.4%32.64%30.02%28.49%27.88%27.94%26.22%37.75%23.3%103.68%30.71%31.64%29.16%28.78%30.91%34.3%20.58%28.94%
Operating CF Growth %-7.38%-0.94%-33.44%5.36%-0.26%5.29%18.06%1.32%-0.44%16.38%5.27%-10.31%25.01%-9.25%19.34%58.8%-0.95%-6.91%3.85%-31.13%68.24%-76.51%229.44%-3.71%10.13%0.45%-14.02%-4.2%90%-55.36%0.9%
Net Income10.85M11.29M13.87M16.64M16.47M14.79M10.8M14.73M18.55M8.51M12.13M11.84M11.38M11.41M10.17M7.41M6.01M6.26M7.21M7.91M8.17M7.55M10.22M20.76M7.17M5.93M5.37M5.47M4.9M4.3M8.8M
Depreciation & Amortization2.21M3.01M2.85M6.37M7.08M7.28M7.21M6.88M2.96M2.77M2.83M3.15M3.36M3.19M3.27M2.77M607K588K591K597K634K676K809K984K1.17M1.93M2.19M2.19M2.1M1.5M1.4M
Stock-Based Compensation411K373K256K225K183K166K160K113K64K129K92K87K74K28K70K95K83K98K120K000000000000
Deferred Taxes-589K-659K-338K-681K-401K-92K-26K-396K-326K-658K-484K-901K-500K-1.4M-600K-549K-38K230K-46K93K118K-129K75K-47K108K-26K-13K-81K100K200K-100K
Other Non-Cash Items1.11M367K-4K-33K36K63K3K53K-373K21K5K-9K8K13K182K70K7K-204K-135K-924K1.24M858K402K1.01M372K136K35K-12K300K-300K600K
Working Capital Changes-662K317K-1.8M-233K-2.23M-1.01M1.99M-4.32M-4.04M6.14M-46K-366K1.07M-934K476K1.56M484K256K27K-197K690K-2.5M15.95M-14.37M-161K-117K239K1.53M2.1M-700K500K
Change in Receivables191K333K-781K2.27M-525K-1.13M662K-738K-496K-242K295K137K-365K214K675K502K110K290K-42K000000000000
Change in Inventory90K1.2M587K-670K-2.35M-485K924K-1.69M-244K-467K-360K422K-141K-249K841K-624K286K-83K-70K-80K35K-573K437K174K-168K-239K165K903K2.3M-200K-1.5M
Change in Payables278K211K-73K-456K464K-23K-308K114K52K9K286K-265K188K-216K50K-1.21M52K-73K25K000000000000
Cash from Investing-317K-371K-208K-639K-818K-552K-860K-21.54M534K-1.6M-3.3M-246K-1.13M-344K-208K-26.68M2.71M-3.16M4.86M-337K-2.63M-1.9M-15.33M-1.03M-517K-524K-600K-685K-5M-7.5M800K
Capital Expenditures-627K-371K-235K-639K-809K-552K-860K-540K-402K-1.6M-3.3M-176K-1.13M-344K-254K-256K-1.53M-474K-287K-360K-334K-345K-421K-394K-517K-524K-361K-684K-4.7M-1.2M-5.9M
CapEx % of Revenue1.67%0.96%0.57%1.27%1.55%1.13%2.04%1.15%0.96%3.86%8.4%0.44%2.74%0.85%0.61%0.68%6.11%1.83%1.03%1.26%1.16%1.25%1.59%1.45%1.89%1.94%1.33%2.32%16.97%4.94%15.25%
Acquisitions000000000000000-41.08M2K8K0000-1.01M00000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing310K027K0-9K00-21M862K0-9K-70K-22K-47K-1K-256K-2K-8K1K2.02M05K0000-239K-1K-300K-7.8M0
Cash from Financing-9.22M-12.34M-23.84M-4.17M-5.48M-10.9M-10.73M-4.23M-4.78M-2.65M-6.34M-8.89M-8.26M-6.6M-11.17M18.08M-6.42M-3.77M-13.77M-6.45M-8.13M-5.69M-10.92M-6.87M-8.25M-7.38M-7.45M-9.12M-4.1M400K-14M
Debt Issued (Net)00000000000-4.78M-4.04M-3.91M-9.09M20.99M-413K-463K-1.92M-1.24M-1.06M5.34M0-4.96M2.46M-7.5M4.07M2.84M-2.5M5.6M0
Equity Issued (Net)-5.26M-8.36M-19.97M0-2.5M0-6.98M-398K-1.21M0-2.85M-340K-1.05M787K1.3M0-14K16K-7.57M-1.84M-4.17M-8.58M-9.59M-1.91M-10.71M123K-11.51M-11.96M-1.6M-5.2M-14M
Dividends Paid-3.96M-3.98M-4.26M-4.28M-3.16M-11.46M-4.12M-4.11M-4.03M-2.96M-3.92M-3.85M-3.77M-3.67M-3.56M-3.43M-6.03M-3.34M-4.33M-3.42M-2.9M-2.44M-1.33M00000000
Share Repurchases-5.26M-8.36M-19.97M0-2.5M0-6.98M-398K-1.21M-2.85M-2.85M-683K-1.05M-85K-504K26.93M-439K-116K-7.79M-2.02M-4.79M-9.44M-10.7M-2.79M-11.82M-193K-11.6M-12.06M-1.7M-5.4M-14.6M
Other Financing00390K117K174K560K358K283K454K302K426K72K594K196K178K519K38K14K42K60K01K000000000
Net Change in Cash4.08M2.78M-9.89M17.82M14.08M9.38M8.8M-8.32M11.24M13.58M3.02M4M4.88M5.52M2.34M2.72M3.41M313K-1.15M641K-93K-1.11M1.06M477K-85K-44K-233K-720K-4.1M400K-14M
Free Cash Flow13.02M14.32M14.6M21.64M20.33M20.65M19.28M-4.48M16.43M15.31M11.23M13.55M14.26M11.96M13.31M11.11M5.62M6.75M7.47M7.11M10.52M6.11M27.04M7.94M8.14M7.34M7.46M8.42M4.8M3.8M5.3M
FCF Margin %34.69%37.18%35.68%43.09%38.88%42.1%45.7%-9.56%39.13%36.97%28.57%33.76%34.53%29.55%32.03%29.34%22.38%26.05%26.91%24.96%36.58%22.05%102.09%29.26%29.75%27.22%27.45%28.59%17.33%15.64%13.7%
FCF Growth %-5.98%-1.88%-32.56%6.46%-1.56%7.13%529.91%-127.29%7.32%36.39%-17.18%-4.91%19.14%-10.09%19.79%97.56%-16.72%-9.67%5.07%-32.37%72.27%-77.42%240.49%-2.43%10.95%-1.71%-11.32%75.35%26.32%-28.3%-40.45%
FCF per Share4.094.424.175.955.585.645.25-1.204.384.102.983.593.783.173.593.051.541.861.931.782.601.465.791.631.541.411.251.170.580.450.56
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.20x1.30x1.07x1.34x1.28x1.43x1.86x1.16x0.91x1.99x1.20x1.17x1.35x1.08x1.33x1.53x1.19x1.15x1.08x0.95x1.33x0.85x2.69x0.40x1.21x1.32x1.46x1.66x1.94x1.16x1.27x
Interest Paid0000000000065K296K439K658K860K25K51K198K000000000000
Taxes Paid3.99M4M4.64M4.83M4.97M4.62M3.19M5.3M4.85M5.15M4.85M5.34M3.09M3.97M4.42M2.69M2.81M3.08M3.36M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowRobust
Top Statement Risk

Terminal revenue contraction risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Through Cash Conversion

According to quarterly financial data, UTMD consistently maintains an OCF/NI ratio above 1.0, with a 2025Q3 peak of 1.47, indicating that reported net income is not only fully supported by cash generation but is frequently exceeded by actual operational inflows from its specialized medical device business.

The consistent ability to convert net income into operating cash flow at a ratio greater than unity suggests that the company's accounting practices are conservative and free from aggressive accrual-based revenue recognition. This high-quality cash profile implies that the bottom line is driven by tangible transactional volume rather than non-cash accounting adjustments.

FCF Margins Defy Revenue Decline

As reported in recent financial statements, UTMD maintains robust free cash flow margins, which reached 34.2% in 2026Q1, demonstrating that the company's lean operational structure allows it to extract significant cash value even as top-line revenue growth trends remain in a state of persistent contraction.

The divergence between declining revenue and resilient FCF margins suggests that management is successfully prioritizing cash preservation over market share expansion. Investors should monitor whether this margin efficiency is sustainable or if it reflects a strategic decision to harvest the installed base at the expense of future growth.

Minimal Capital Intensity Sustains Moat

Based on the provided cash flow tables, UTMD operates with extremely low capital intensity, as evidenced by a CapEx/Revenue ratio that rarely exceeds 1.5%, suggesting that the company's proprietary manufacturing niche requires minimal ongoing investment to maintain its current competitive position and regulatory certifications.

The low level of capital expenditure relative to revenue indicates that the company's infrastructure is largely mature and requires little more than maintenance-level spending. This capital-light model is a primary driver of the company's ability to generate excess cash, though it also raises questions regarding the lack of investment in new product innovation.

Capital Allocation Prioritizes Shareholder Returns

As indicated by historical cash flow data, UTMD utilizes its excess cash primarily for dividends and share repurchases, with buybacks totaling $6.7 million in 2024Q4, reflecting a management strategy that favors returning capital to shareholders over pursuing transformative acquisitions or significant internal reinvestment initiatives.

The consistent deployment of cash toward dividends and buybacks suggests a management team that views the company as a mature cash-generating entity rather than a growth vehicle. While this provides immediate value to shareholders, the absence of acquisition activity may indicate a lack of strategic options to reverse the current revenue contraction.

UTMD — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Utah Medical Products, Inc. (UTMD) generate from operations?

Utah Medical Products, Inc. (UTMD) generated $14.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Utah Medical Products, Inc.'s free cash flow?

Utah Medical Products, Inc. (UTMD) generated $14.3M in free cash flow in 2025. 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 Utah Medical Products, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Utah Medical Products, Inc. (UTMD) spent $0.4M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Utah Medical Products, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Utah Medical Products, Inc. (UTMD) returned $4.0M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $8.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.