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$6.06$1.2B
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Savara Inc. (SVRA) Cash Flow Statement

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Free cash flow has deteriorated to a quarterly outflow of $33.1 million in 2026Q1, with an OCF/NI ratio near 0.89 indicating that reported losses are closely tied to actual cash burn.

SVRA 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'00
Cash from Operations-106.89M-101.04M-89.09M-51.06M-34.55M-40.08M-39.84M-45.12M-39.27M-28.23M-8.37M-32.95M-24.64M-17.79M-13.92M-13.47M-8.34M-12.62M-23.79M-19.64M-15.77M-11.65M-5.18M-2.25M-1.1M-1.71M-2.15M
Operating CF Margin %-------15500.39%----2092.5%-61016666.67%-1592054.26%----1705.92%-4205.47%-4757.52%-3928.64%--2347.87%-----
Operating CF Growth %-45.3%-13.41%-74.47%-47.77%13.79%-0.61%11.72%-14.89%-39.11%-237.32%74.6%-33.69%-38.54%-27.8%-3.36%-61.45%33.89%46.96%-21.1%-24.53%-35.43%-125.04%-130.31%-103.92%35.6%20.35%-
Net Income-129.48M-118.84M-95.88M-54.7M-38.15M-43.01M-49.62M-78.17M-61.52M-29.8M-10.92M-39.84M-28.7M-21.48M-15.56M-13.26M-8.45M-11.33M-26.65M-22.14M-29.33M-24.78M-6.7M-2.33M-2.11M-16.34M-3.7M
Depreciation & Amortization202K87K130K77K167K367K693K1.01M526K363K346K146K85K39.52K90.05K37.57K19.82K79.73K168.04K197.78K176.69K115.55K41.31K8.97K428.11K7.67M1.91M
Stock-Based Compensation8.02M14.42M9.86M4.18M2.04M3.26M5.11M4.44M3.74M552K209K2.67M2.03M1.6M1.46M866.05K785.94K585.44K1.61M00000000
Deferred Taxes000001.7M-219K25.98M-7.06M-2.82M-2.41M6K-2.52M0429.08K0-781.67K-526.32K-3.6K00000000
Other Non-Cash Items12.44M-1.71M-5.03M-4.69M428K449K5.9M774K22.59M5.5M2.91M185K2.03M35K-69.6K-1.45M785.94K585.44K-222.37K1.45M12.98M12.77M611.3K649.57K540.71K6.39M351.21K
Working Capital Changes1.92M5M1.83M4.07M960K-2.85M-1.71M847K2.45M-2.03M1.5M3.88M2.43M2.02M-268.24K340.48K-700.35K-2.02M1.31M848.5K396.73K254.32K873.05K-573.57K34.97K562.87K-705.76K
Change in Receivables000000000-54K-7K9611.58K00000000000000
Change in Inventory000000000000000000000000000
Change in Payables3.32M4.81M4.2M4.54M-319K-1.76M-1.14M568K1.55M159K-1.97M1.23M2.48M0120.47K0-552.21K-2.36M1.22M525.28K525.28K000000
Cash from Investing-8.99M-18.44M-39.94M-57.12M52.65M-69.46M9.05M15.74M-13.62M-69.11M-8K3.4M481K-4.77M-7.17M-7.54M-24.13K16K18.86M8.01M-17.77M-8.09M-305.77K-16.38K33.62K965.24K-1.02M
Capital Expenditures-73K-22K-25K-296K-9K-57K-3.29M-148K-141K-495K-8K-165K-147K-46.78K-266.18K-411.76K-28.51K0-64.95K-127.26K-172.11K-237.78K-305.77K-16.38K-2.37K-16.09K-3.75K
CapEx % of Revenue------1281.71%---2%305555.56%9496.12%---5.83%-12.99%25.45%-47.93%-----
Acquisitions00056.82K0-8.2M3.25M-14.13M-10.27M3.44M0-3.56M3.53M4.72M-8.92M0000-31.84K-31.84K000000
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing4.28M4.28M0-56.82K08.2M-3.25M14.13M10.27M3.44M-15.21M3.56M-130K-4.72M8.92M12.63K4.38K16K33.91K31.84K242.68K0035.99K35.99K-35K0
Cash from Financing135.29M137.81M117.58M82.78M87K120.81M3.69M54.91M55.19M106.09M5.12M16.8M34.29M25.74M74036.6M27.68M11.42M0441.62K44.89M21.34M14.29M6.39M1.01M442.46K3.58M
Debt Issued (Net)1K2.37M0088K0-514K-41K8.82M14.44M4.33M000000-1.42M00000-253.95K-280K450K454.28K
Equity Issued (Net)135.29M135.44M117.18M82.78M-3K122.15M2.29M54.84M46.3M91.26M782K8.77M30.2M28.1M-1.45K39.51M27.68M9.82M0441.62K48.02M23.22M15.65M6.64M1.29M-7.54K3.2M
Dividends Paid000000000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-5.17M-5.14M-995K-1.21M-3K-78K00000000-1.45K0000000000-55.28K0
Other Financing00400K02K-1.35M1.91M110K77K389K1K8.03M4.09M-2.36M2.19K-2.9M-1463.01M00-3.13M-1.88M-1.37M000-76.5K
Net Change in Cash19.23M18.05M-11.46M-25.52M18.09M11.13M-26.92M25.5M2.18M8.75M-3.31M-12.76M10.13M3.18M-21.07M15.59M19.31M-1.18M-4.93M-11.19M11.34M1.6M8.81M4.12M-60.55K-303.4K409.42K
Free Cash Flow-106.97M-101.06M-89.11M-51.36M-34.56M-40.14M-43.13M-45.27M-39.42M-28.73M-8.38M-33.11M-24.79M-17.84M-14.19M-13.88M-8.37M-12.62M-23.85M-19.77M-15.95M-11.88M-5.48M-2.26M-1.1M-1.73M-2.15M
FCF Margin %-------16782.1%----2094.5%-61322222.22%-1601550.39%----1711.75%-4205.47%-4770.51%-3954.09%--2395.81%-----
FCF Growth %-11.83%-13.41%-73.52%-48.59%13.89%6.94%4.73%-14.85%-37.2%-242.91%74.7%-33.57%-39%-25.74%-2.21%-65.82%33.66%47.11%-20.65%-23.99%-34.17%-116.83%-142.16%-104.97%36.06%19.74%-
FCF per Share-0.42-0.45-0.45-0.31-0.23-0.30-0.73-1.13-1.18-1.64-2.50-14.29-14.18-16.30-20.84-34.48-44.45-189.22-462.50-384.80-377.15-347.63-189.12-116.99-123.46-207.20-0.04
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.83x0.85x0.93x0.93x0.91x0.93x0.80x0.58x0.64x0.95x0.77x0.83x0.86x0.83x0.89x1.02x0.99x1.11x0.89x0.89x0.54x0.47x0.77x0.96x0.52x0.10x0.58x
Interest Paid00001.61M0000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000002K000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Binary clinical trial outcome

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Cash Burn Outpacing Earnings

According to quarterly financial data, Savara's operating cash flow consistently tracks closely with net losses, with the OCF/NI ratio hovering near 0.80 to 1.00, indicating that the company's reported losses are almost entirely representative of actual cash outflows rather than non-cash accounting adjustments.

The tight correlation between net income and operating cash flow suggests that the company lacks significant non-cash expenses to buffer its liquidity position. Investors should interpret this as a pure-play burn scenario where every dollar of loss directly depletes the remaining cash runway.

Accelerating Free Cash Flow Deficit

As reported in recent financial statements, the company's free cash flow has deteriorated from a quarterly outflow of $15.6 million in 2023Q4 to $33.1 million in 2026Q1, reflecting the intensifying capital requirements of the late-stage clinical development cycle for its lead respiratory asset.

The widening FCF deficit underscores the company's reliance on external financing to sustain operations as it approaches critical data readouts. This trajectory suggests that the firm's cash consumption is scaling in direct proportion to the complexity of its Phase III trial execution.

Volatile Working Capital Impacting Liquidity

Based on the provided cash flow statements, working capital changes have fluctuated significantly, ranging from a $6.1 million cash drain in 2026Q1 to a $4.1 million inflow in 2024Q4, highlighting the inherent unpredictability of managing clinical trial-related payables and vendor obligations.

These swings suggest that timing differences in clinical trial payments can create temporary liquidity pressure or relief. Analysts should monitor these fluctuations as they may mask the underlying structural burn rate during periods of heavy vendor invoicing.

Capital Allocation Prioritizing Equity Preservation

As noted in recent filings, Savara has utilized stock-based compensation, reaching $5.4 million in 2025Q4, as a primary mechanism to manage human capital costs while simultaneously engaging in minor share repurchases, which warrants further investigation regarding the efficacy of this dual-track capital strategy.

The use of equity-based incentives appears to be a deliberate attempt to conserve cash, yet the simultaneous share repurchases may seem counterintuitive for a pre-revenue firm with a limited runway. This approach suggests a management focus on mitigating dilution for existing shareholders, though it may not be sustainable if clinical timelines extend.

SVRA — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Savara Inc. (SVRA) generate from operations?

Savara Inc. (SVRA) generated $-101.0M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Savara Inc.'s free cash flow?

Savara Inc. (SVRA) reported negative free cash flow of $101.1M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

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

Savara Inc. (SVRA) 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.

How does Savara Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Savara Inc. (SVRA) spent $5.1M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.