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nLIGHT Quarterly Cash Flow Statement

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nLIGHT free cash flow

In the quarter ended Jun 30, 2026, nLIGHT generated $20.7 million of operating cash flow and spent $4.8 million on capital expenditures. That left free cash flow of $15.9 million, a free-cash-flow margin of 19.2% of revenue.

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nLIGHT cash flow statement (quarterly)

nLIGHT quarterly cash flow statement
Quarter (USD)Q2 20262026-06-30Q1 20262026-03-31Q4 20252025-12-31Q3 20252025-09-30Q2 20252025-06-30Q1 20252025-03-31Q4 20242024-12-31Q3 20242024-09-30Q2 20242024-06-30Q1 20242024-03-31Q4 20232023-12-31Q3 20232023-09-30
Net Income-1.34M645.00K-4.91M-6.87M-3.59M-8.09M-24.96M-10.34M-11.73M-13.77M-13.24M-11.88M
Net Income growth (YoY)————————————
Depreciation & Amortization3.16M3.16M3.18M2.93M3.05M3.17M3.63M3.12M3.10M3.13M3.11M3.06M
Stock-Based Compensation10.96M10.89M11.62M9.36M6.37M6.06M6.00M6.53M7.00M5.43M6.19M6.63M
Change in Working Capital8.56M5.24M7.99M-9.44M-10.42M-1.79M14.19M-6.98M-7.67M15.23M5.09M13.45M
Operating Cash Flow20.73M9.68M17.52M5.22M-1.39M-20.00K-3.89M-5.62M-4.23M11.38M404.00K13.15M
Capital Expenditures-4.85M-2.11M-1.59M-2.77M-2.39M-2.28M-2.62M-1.61M-2.15M-1.56M-953.00K-2.75M
Investing Cash Flow-4.85M-1.37M-1.50M-2.89M-1.95M-2.43M27.61M-1.98M-7.39M-1.55M-937.00K-2.34M
Financing Cash Flow-18.27M191.24M1.59M33.00K-279.00K18.77M1.07M-573.00K-181.00K-1.61M1.20M-482.00K
Net Change in Cash-2.45M199.51M17.59M2.35M-3.38M16.37M24.37M-7.93M-11.92M8.10M1.12M10.27M
Free Cash Flow15.88M7.57M15.93M2.45M-3.78M-2.30M-6.51M-7.23M-6.38M9.82M-549.00K10.40M

This table shows 12 quarterly periods of nLIGHT's cash flow statement, from Q2 2026 back to Q3 2023, across 11 line items including net income, depreciation & amortization, stock-based compensation. Values in USD; B = billions, M = millions. Fiscal periods follow LASR's reporting calendar. What is a cash flow statement?

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