Gunsynd
Cash Flow

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Cash flow statement presents a set of outflows and inflows of cash within a company through operating, investing and financing activities. Over the last year, operating activities of Gunsynd generated cash of -$531,000, which is less than the previous year. Cash used in financing activities reached the amount of $203,000 last year. Net change in cash is therefore -$16,000.

Cash Flow

Gunsynd Plc (LSE:GUN.L): Cash Flow
2015 -225K -1.05M 1.60M
2016 -252K -145K 303K
2017 -328K -735K 1.07M
2018 -25K 4K -14K
2019 -509K 242K 498K
2020 -440K -381K 1.09M
2021 -519K -1.04M 1.79M
2022 -489K 242K 0
2023 -514K -146K 0
2024 -531K 312K 203K

GUN.L Cash Flow Statement (2015 โ€“ 2024)

2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015
Cash at beginning of period
164K824K1.07M838K568K337K372K358K452K124K
Operating activities
Net income
-845K-1.70M-2.42M2.01M-991K-558K-939K492K-564K-376K
Adjustments to reconcile net income to cash generated by operating activities:
Depreciation and amortization
0000000000
Stock-based compensation expense
54K0024K7K000060K
Deferred income tax benefit 54K0024K7K000060K
Changes in operating assets and liabilities:
Accounts receivable, net
-62K4K11K7K45K-30K190K6K-51K-36K
Inventories
0000000000
Accounts payable
000000015K8K0
Cash generated by operating activities
-531K-514K-489K-519K-440K-509K-25K-328K-252K-225K
Investing activities
Purchases Of Investments
-475K-405K-158K-2.14M-509K-358K-365K-1.87M-145K-1.19M
Investments In Property Plant And Equipment
0000000000
Acquisitions Net
0000000000
Cash generated by investing activities
312K-146K242K-1.04M-381K242K4K-735K-145K-1.05M
Financing activities
Common Stock Issued
210K001.79M1.09M537K01.16M303K1.71M
Payments for dividends
0000000000
Repurchases of common stock
0000000000
Repayments of term debt
0000000000
Cash used in financing activities
203K001.79M1.09M498K-14K1.07M303K1.60M
Net Change In Cash
-16K-660K-247K233K270K231K-35K14K-94K328K
Cash at end of period
148K164K824K1.07M838K568K337K372K358K452K
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