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VirnetX Holding Corp (VHC) Cash Flow Statement

28Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Persistent negative free cash flow, often exceeding $3 million per quarter, highlights a critical liquidity risk as the company continues to burn through its remaining $14.8 million cash reserve.

VHC 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'98
Cash from Operations-16.05M-15.64M-15.33M-24.77M-16.89M-51.72M281.39M-15.08M-22.3M-14.94M-22.02M-26.41M1.97M-7.28M-19.59M-18.25M74.9M-6.94M-8.06M-7.8M47.53K112.83K40.61K80.41K-40.29K-306.33K-2.61M-2.21M-400K
Operating CF Margin %--9656.79%-306540%-353900%-35193.75%-147777.14%92.98%-17741.18%-35393.65%-966%-1420.32%-1698.26%157.49%-331.54%-4755.58%-91260%109842.61%-26398.43%-6029.11%-10422%24.85%52.97%20.35%36.65%-9.74%-51.45%-332.91%-98.52%-16%
Operating CF Growth %-4.41%-2.07%38.13%-46.65%67.34%-118.38%1965.97%32.37%-49.21%32.12%16.64%-1442.55%127%62.82%-7.35%-124.37%1178.52%13.88%-3.35%-16514.99%-57.87%177.86%-49.5%299.56%86.85%88.28%-18.31%-452.32%-
Net Income-18.9M-18.23M-18.18M-27.87M-36.26M-42.92M280.43M-19.18M-25.41M-17.28M-28.57M-29.23M-9.9M-27.61M-26.92M-17.26M41.42M-13.08M-12.07M-8.69M60.42K120.52K65.12K68.7K-7.09K-1.29M-2.61M-2.46M-500K
Depreciation & Amortization24K23K21K9K7K4K5K7K18K26K28K26K25K36K71K68K59.07K63.11K68.62K18.61K836703002.23K7.54K43.47K77.83K100K
Stock-Based Compensation2.28M1.97M1.9M2.78M3.33M4.18M3.94M3.71M4.05M3.99M5.4M7.28M8.19M7.56M6.16M4.37M3.38M3.03M2.68M818.87M00000133.58K000
Deferred Taxes000016.03M-6.9M-9.05M-3.43M034.02M0117K-8.19M-7.56M3.16M5.66M-2.85M-3.03M-2.68M-818.87M00000-154.94K000
Other Non-Cash Items207K500K1K15K034K69K3.43M3.46M-34.02M30K91K5.95M5.96M927K5.59M29.53M3.03M2.68M818.87K000-3.05K-30K1.35M-230.68K-13.41K-2.52M
Working Capital Changes344K88K924K296K-2K-6.12M6M382K-965K-1.68M1.1M-4.68M5.89M14.33M-2.99M-16.68M3.36M3.04M1.26M52.15K-13.72K-8.4K-24.52K14.76K-5.43K-355.87K186.46K190.38K2.52M
Change in Receivables0-19K1K-3K3K-9K-3K1K-6K000000000003.48K8.9K726.37K11.01K113.53K000
Change in Inventory0000000000000000000016.78K10.8K19.05K-8.64K4.96K418.81K000
Change in Payables25K52K-104K67K35K-316K-692K296K636K-1.39M-477K-1.04M1.81M-1.45M1.97M708K3.4B2.81B1.14B444.4M-20.27K-19.69K-19.13K2.27K-15.97K-532.33K000
Cash from Investing8.47M8.77M12.46M35.94M-38.53M1.03M-25.95M-606K-370K7.79M700K12.6M-2.77M6.63M-12.08M28.97M-43.47M-5.98K-20.72K-8.95K-652-2.53K08.62K-623166.36K287.6K-1.24M-100K
Capital Expenditures-17K-17K-22K-65K-11K-11K0-14K00-13K-10K-35K-7K-37K-51K-13.1K-5.98K-20.72K-22.95K-652-2.53K00-6230-124.74K0-100K
CapEx % of Revenue10.49%10.49%440%928.57%22.92%31.43%-16.47%--0.84%0.64%2.8%0.32%8.98%255%19.21%22.73%15.49%30.66%0.34%1.19%--0.15%-15.89%-4%
Acquisitions00000-1.04M0592K0000000000014.01K0000000-1.24M0
Investments-----------------------------
Other Investing000011K1.04M0-592K-370K7.79M713K12.61M-2.73M6.63M-12.04M043.41B0014.01M0008.62K-6230000
Cash from Financing-874K-873K-129K-71.44M-29K-196K-65.66M11.21M27.14M3.66M19.22M3.87M287K170K1.85M4.13M1.2M8.5M-48K16.26M00-32.08K000969.25K4.87M100K
Debt Issued (Net)00000000000000000-44K01.5M00-32.08K00000100K
Equity Issued (Net)-1K6K-129K-11K-29K-196K4.49M10.54M27.05M3.68M19.2M3.28M000024.96M8.55M014.76M1.15M00000969.25K4.87M0
Dividends Paid000-71.43M00-70.84M000000000-23.6M000000000000
Share Repurchases-7K0-129K-11K-29K-196K00000000000000000000000
Other Financing-873K-879K0000690K671K92K-20K20K596K287K170K1.85M4.13M-160K0-48K0000000000
Net Change in Cash-8.45M-7.75M-2.99M-60.27M-55.46M-50.89M189.77M-4.48M4.48M-3.49M-2.1M-9.93M-515K-488K-29.82M14.85M32.62M1.55M-8.13M8.45M37.84K78.22K99590.15K-53.25K-102.22K-1.41M1.44M-400K
Free Cash Flow-16.06M-15.66M-15.35M-24.84M-16.9M-51.73M281.39M-15.09M-22.3M-14.94M-22.03M-26.42M1.93M-7.29M-19.63M-18.3M74.88M-6.95M-8.08M-7.83M46.88K110.3K40.61K80.41K-40.92K-306.33K-2.74M-2.21M-500K
FCF Margin %-9916.05%-9667.28%-306980%-354828.57%-35216.67%-147808.57%92.98%-17757.65%-35393.65%-966%-1421.16%-1698.91%154.68%-331.86%-4764.56%-91515%109823.4%-26421.16%-6044.6%-10452.67%24.51%51.78%20.35%36.65%-9.89%-51.45%-348.8%-98.52%-20%
FCF Growth %-2.14%-2.03%38.2%-46.94%67.32%-118.38%1964.24%32.31%-49.21%32.16%16.62%-1467.39%126.5%62.86%-7.25%-124.44%1177.4%14.03%-3.31%-16792.25%-57.5%171.63%-49.5%296.52%86.64%88.81%-23.96%-341.85%-
FCF per Share-4.28-4.29-4.27-6.94-4.74-14.5478.58-4.40-7.08-5.12-7.87-10.090.75-2.85-7.71-0.371.53-0.18-0.23-0.220.000.070.020.05-0.02-0.20-2.08-1.68-0.42
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.85x0.86x0.84x0.89x0.47x1.21x1.00x0.79x0.88x0.86x0.77x0.90x-0.20x0.26x0.73x1.06x1.81x0.53x0.67x0.90x0.79x0.94x0.62x1.15x1.09x0.23x1.00x0.90x0.80x
Interest Paid000000000000000010K000000000000
Taxes Paid003K02K2K38.98M4K3K5K126K6K2K009.6M29.56M000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Liquidity exhaustion from burn

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Cash Burn Outpaces Earnings

According to recent financial statements, VirnetX consistently reports operating cash flow that closely tracks net losses, with an OCF/NI ratio frequently near 0.90, indicating that the company lacks non-cash accruals to bridge the gap between its accounting losses and actual cash outflows.

The tight correlation between net income and operating cash flow suggests that the company's losses are primarily driven by cash-based operating expenses rather than non-cash accounting charges. This lack of divergence implies that the business model is currently incapable of generating the internal cash flow necessary to sustain its own operations.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

As reported in quarterly filings, VirnetX has maintained a consistent pattern of negative free cash flow, with quarterly outflows often exceeding $3 million, demonstrating that the company's transition to a SaaS model has yet to yield a self-sustaining cash generation profile.

The persistent negative free cash flow trajectory highlights the structural difficulty of scaling the VirnetX One platform without significant capital investment. Investors should monitor whether the company can achieve a positive inflection point before its current cash reserves are depleted by ongoing operating requirements.

Stock-Based Compensation Obscures Cash Reality

Based on the provided cash flow data, VirnetX relies heavily on stock-based compensation, which averaged over $500,000 per quarter, effectively masking the true extent of the company's cash-based operating burn and diluting shareholders while the core business remains unable to generate positive cash flow.

While stock-based compensation is a non-cash expense, its consistent use suggests a reliance on equity to preserve cash for essential legal and operational costs. This practice warrants further investigation as it may indicate that the company's cash position is even more precarious than the headline figures suggest.

Capital Allocation Lacks Strategic Focus

Data from recent financial statements indicates that VirnetX has historically prioritized large, non-recurring dividend payments, such as the $71.4 million outflow in 2023Q4, which appears disconnected from the company's current need to fund its nascent software product development and maintain operational liquidity.

The decision to return significant capital to shareholders while the company simultaneously reports deep operating losses suggests a potential misalignment between capital allocation and the requirements of a growth-stage software business. This strategy appears to have significantly reduced the company's financial flexibility during a critical transition period.

VHC — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does VirnetX Holding Corp (VHC) generate from operations?

VirnetX Holding Corp (VHC) generated $-15.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is VirnetX Holding Corp's free cash flow?

VirnetX Holding Corp (VHC) reported negative free cash flow of $15.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is VirnetX Holding Corp's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

VirnetX Holding Corp (VHC) spent $0.0M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.