HealiosHEALIOS K.K.4593東証グロース医薬品FY ending Dec 2023, consolidated, IFRS

What does Healios do with its cash?

How cash from operations was spent on investment, dividends, buybacks and more.

Figures for this period are incomplete, so the chart cannot be drawn.

Operating cash flow
-¥2.82B
Capex
—
of revenue —
Free cash flow
—
Returned to shareholders
¥0

Cash flow ratios

Cash conversion, investment and shareholder payments calculated from disclosed figures.

Net income-¥3.82B
Operating cash flow-¥2.82B
Cash vs. profit gap
¥1B

Nonpositive profit and free cash flow are omitted as ratio denominators. Amounts use the period's reported currency.

Five-year trend

Operating cash flow-¥2.82B
FY ending Dec 2021: -¥5.09B-¥5.09BFY ending Dec 2022: -¥4.6B-¥4.6BFY ending Dec 2023: -¥2.82B-¥2.82BFY21FY22FY23
Net income-¥3.82B
FY ending Dec 2021: -¥4.91B-¥4.91BFY ending Dec 2022: -¥5.17B-¥5.17BFY ending Dec 2023: -¥3.82B-¥3.82BFY21FY22FY23

How to read this

  • Operating cash flow is the cash the core business actually brought in, including changes in receivables and inventory.
  • Free cash flow = operating cash flow − capital expenditure: a gauge of cash available for other uses.
  • Large "borrowing" or "cash drawdown" flows mean the company spent more than it generated that year.

Sources

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  • EDINET (FSA Japan)

    有価証券報告書-第15期(2025/01/01-2025/12/31)

    ID S100XTBP2026-03-24Open

Extracted from XBRL: 10 / Derived from other figures: 1

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