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Vaxart, Inc. (VXRT) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Free cash flow remains highly inconsistent, fluctuating from a positive $30.7 million in 2025Q4 to a negative $2.5 million in 2026Q1, highlighting the company's struggle to maintain liquidity without intermittent grant funding.

VXRT Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Jun'17Jun'16Jun'15Jun'14Jun'13Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations15.26M7.71M-44.76M-70.45M-94.78M-59.83M-23.75M-13.09M-14.55M-10.04M-30M-14.1M-9.6M-3.3M-13.9M-15.17M39.93M6.22M-18.9M-26.74M-43.91M-89.71M8.74M7.54M10.92M24.05M9.81M23.3M18.2M-25.6M6.2M
Operating CF Margin %-3.25%-155.97%-954.78%-88578.5%-6707.62%-587%-132.73%-349.8%-171.95%-337.08%-151.61%-39.02%-4.8%-41.37%-102.21%114.08%59.27%---48.86%-83.03%6.15%4.27%5.57%10.24%4.29%9.97%7.49%-11.19%2.58%
Operating CF Growth %725.26%117.23%36.46%25.67%-58.41%-151.92%-81.44%10.02%-44.9%66.53%-112.77%-46.88%-190.91%76.26%8.35%-137.98%542.3%132.89%29.33%39.1%51.05%-1126.71%15.86%-30.93%-54.6%145.14%-57.89%28.02%171.09%-512.9%0%
Net Income37.1M16.33M-66.95M-82.47M-107.76M-70.47M-32.22M-18.64M-18.01M-9.58M-29.4M-25.4M-19.1M-11M-8.9M-7.51M878K-18.73M-22.98M-24.52M-59.95M-118.57M-50.39M-6.83M2.06M104.68M4.02M3.3M-21.8M-11.2M14.2M
Depreciation & Amortization7.74M8.58M8.85M8.62M5.8M4.21M2.71M3.6M3.2M380K100K100K1.1M2.4M3M237K376K502K574K1.73M954K3.43M18.18M14.24M10.08M9.49M9.84M10.1M11.5M9.9M7.9M
Stock-Based Compensation7.34M8.31M11.5M14.13M13.59M8.87M4.36M627K539K477K1.9M2M2.1M1.7M2.6M2.17M3.92M2.46M2.73M000000000000
Deferred Taxes00004.09M3.09M01.37M1.72M000200K-1.7M1.5M4.5M-613K10.14M5.42M00-2.92M4.71M-6.21M486K4.26M0002.5M-6.4M
Other Non-Cash Items-952K-2.94M-1.43M106K-5.81M-3.41M-1.4M-1.32M-4.45M-2.25M-1.4M100K17.8M1.7M-7.6M2.48M-514K10.63M5M938K21.64M37.3M11.98M14.95M2.21M-98.81M-738K400K13.5M7.3M2.2M
Working Capital Changes-35.96M-22.56M3.26M-10.85M-4.7M-2.12M2.81M1.28M2.45M935K-1.2M9.1M-11.5M3.6M-4.5M-12.54M35.27M11.35M-4.23M-4.89M-6.55M-8.96M24.25M-8.61M-3.91M4.43M-3.31M9.5M15M-34.1M-11.7M
Change in Receivables-41.45M-39.38M-2.75M-2.99M51K263K3.29M-1.82M13.5M960K100K11.9M6.2M-7.1M-4.2M0000000000000000
Change in Inventory0000-7.11M00000000400K-3M00000-449K-3.3M-685K-4.98M-1.42M-3.32M706K05.2M-15.1M-5.7M
Change in Payables7.55M14.64M5.27M-2.44M357K1.63M1.21M-62K-3.78M0-3.3M-700K-15.8M10.6M2.8M0000000000000000
Cash from Investing2.72M16.63M-21.32M43.95M-20.41M-49.1M-1.22M-850K26.21M3.18M-1.6M1.3M-19.4M-10.1M31.7M55.25M2.3M-35.64M-20.64M207.23M29.26M-5.68M-34.22M-71.65M-12.16M135.74M-20.79M-18.5M-18.9M-27.5M-31.6M
Capital Expenditures-463K-145K-554K-1.87M-9.6M-5.16M-1.22M-850K-707K-117K-530K-200K-100K-100K-1M-1K-154K-4K-53K-110K-223K-8.71M-22.63M-71.65M-12.16M-13.05M-18.98M-21M-18.9M-36.4M-23.1M
CapEx % of Revenue0.18%0.06%1.93%25.36%8972.9%578.14%30.23%8.62%17%2%5.96%2.15%0.41%0.15%2.98%0.01%0.44%0.04%--0.25%8.06%15.92%40.58%6.2%5.56%8.3%8.99%7.77%15.92%9.63%
Acquisitions000120K10.81M-4.83M3K025.5M000400K032.7M0001.57M176.36M56.81M74K179K00000000
Investments-------------------------------
Other Investing-4.19M-4.2M-9.95M0-10.81M0001.42M3.3M-2.2M-259K-8.5M00223K-104K-4K1.68M176.44M56.81M-142K-3.24M00148.79M-1.81M2.5M000
Cash from Financing4.07M4.24M56.56M15.24M17.46M125.8M138.31M15.96M-1.73M24K-400K17.8M-100K26.8M0663K-48.18M-17.5M-71.62M-49.11M-887K102.39M4.49M128.13M-78.22M-30.16M11.73M-5M-1.7M38M39.8M
Debt Issued (Net)0000000-3.8M-1.74M0-400K-300K-100K000-6.05M-10.09M-51.63M-34.07M-169K97.78M-5.33M0-78.5M-31.04M-1.46M-5M-1.8M37.6M38M
Equity Issued (Net)4.36M4.44M56.78M15.03M17.24M122.21M111.11M18.35M0000026.8M0663K-42.13M-7.41M-19.88M-15.79M1.56M108.73M9.82M128.13M282K869K13.19M100K100K400K1.9M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases0000000000000000-42.77M-7.94M-20.01M-16.52M0000-917K-977K00000
Other Financing-291K-199K-214K213K225K3.59M27.2M1.41M13K24K018.1M000000-106K757K-2.28M-104.11M00010K0-100K00-100K
Net Change in Cash22.05M28.59M-9.53M-11.26M-97.73M16.88M113.34M2.02M9.94M-6.83M-32M5M-37M14.9M13M40.75M-5.95M-46.93M-111.17M131.38M-15.54M7M-21M64.02M-79.45M129.64M748K-200K-2.4M-15.1M14.4M
Free Cash Flow14.8M7.57M-45.32M-72.32M-104.38M-64.99M-24.97M-13.94M-15.26M-10.16M-30.53M-14.3M-9.7M-3.4M-14.9M-15.17M39.78M6.21M-18.95M-26.85M-44.13M-98.43M-13.89M-64.11M-1.24M11M-9.17M2.3M-700K-62M-16.9M
FCF Margin %5.79%3.19%-157.9%-980.13%-97551.4%-7285.76%-617.23%-141.35%-366.79%-173.95%-343.03%-153.76%-39.43%-4.95%-44.35%-102.22%113.64%59.23%---49.11%-91.09%-9.77%-36.31%-0.63%4.68%-4.01%0.98%-0.29%-27.11%-7.04%
FCF Growth %143.87%116.7%37.34%30.71%-60.61%-160.24%-79.15%8.62%-50.19%66.73%-113.5%-47.42%-185.29%77.18%1.76%-138.13%540.24%132.78%29.42%39.15%55.16%-608.36%78.33%-5082.7%-111.25%219.92%-498.78%428.57%98.87%-266.86%7.14%
FCF per Share0.060.03-0.09-0.15-0.21-0.13-0.05-0.06-0.24-0.23-0.87-0.41-0.30-0.12-0.58-2.365.910.81-2.41-2.94-4.78-10.85-1.56-8.67-0.211.62-1.600.42-0.13-11.69-3.10
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.40x0.47x0.67x0.85x0.88x0.85x0.74x0.70x0.81x0.81x1.02x0.56x0.50x0.30x1.56x3.35x45.48x-0.33x1.01x-0.57x0.75x0.70x-0.17x-1.10x5.31x0.23x2.25x7.06x-0.83x2.29x0.47x
Interest Paid0000000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid0000000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
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)

Earnings Quality Remains Highly Disconnected

As reported in financial statements, Vaxart's operating cash flow frequently diverges from net income, with the OCF/NI ratio fluctuating wildly between -0.40 and 1.06, suggesting that reported earnings are heavily influenced by non-cash accounting adjustments rather than sustainable cash-generating activities from the core vaccine platform.

The lack of a consistent relationship between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's profitability metrics are currently unreliable for assessing operational health. Investors should monitor the extent to which non-cash items and milestone accounting distort the true cash-generating capacity of the business.

Free Cash Flow Volatility Persists

Based on historical cash flow data, Vaxart's free cash flow trajectory remains deeply inconsistent, swinging from a positive $30.7 million in 2025Q4 to a negative $2.5 million in 2026Q1, underscoring the company's ongoing struggle to achieve self-sustaining cash flow outside of intermittent grant-funded periods.

The extreme variance in FCF margins suggests that the company's cash position is highly sensitive to the timing of project-based revenue recognition. This volatility makes it difficult to project a clear path toward operational self-sufficiency without continued reliance on external capital injections.

Working Capital Swings Mask Burn

According to recent SEC filings, Vaxart experienced a significant working capital outflow of $27.7 million in 2025Q4, which highlights how lumpy milestone payments and clinical trial accruals can create temporary cash flow distortions that mask the underlying structural burn rate of the research-heavy organization.

These working capital fluctuations appear to be driven by the timing of government contract payments and the settlement of clinical research obligations. Analysts should look past these quarterly swings to focus on the underlying cash burn rate, which remains elevated due to the company's intensive R&D requirements.

Stock-Based Compensation Obscures Reality

As noted in the provided financial data, Vaxart consistently utilizes stock-based compensation, reaching $4.1 million in 2024Q1, which serves as a significant non-cash expense that effectively subsidizes the company's operating burn while simultaneously diluting the equity base of existing shareholders over the long term.

The reliance on equity-based incentives suggests that management is attempting to preserve cash for clinical operations at the expense of shareholder dilution. This practice warrants further investigation into the total cost of talent acquisition relative to the actual progress made on the Norovirus and COVID-19 clinical programs.

VXRT — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Vaxart, Inc. (VXRT) generate from operations?

Vaxart, Inc. (VXRT) generated $7.7M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

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

Vaxart, Inc. (VXRT) generated $7.6M 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 Vaxart, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Vaxart, Inc. (VXRT) spent $0.1M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.