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Operating Cash Flow-6.32 M USD-5.88 M USD-6.14 M USD-18.50 M USD-32.89 M USD-26.29 M USD-14.94 M USD-9.02 M USD-12.07 M USD-12.13 M USD-8.47 M USD-9.24 M USD
Depreciation & Amortization83000 USD31000 USD35000 USD42000 USD39000 USD35000 USD387000 USD239000 USD169000 USD50000 USD9000 USD
Stock-Based Compensation546000 USD531000 USD892000 USD1.30 M USD1.89 M USD2.07 M USD2.23 M USD1.78 M USD1.39 M USD1.63 M USD970000 USD601000 USD
Capital Expenditures4000 USD11000 USD44000 USD12000 USD90000 USD12000 USD17000 USD159000 USD770000 USD
Cash Flow from Investing-3.38 M USD-1.11 M USD800000 USD17.56 M USD11.46 M USD16.54 M USD6.68 M USD-60.02 M USD6.44 M USD6.34 M USD-11.11 M USD-9.02 M USD
Cash Flow from Financing9.03 M USD8.79 M USD6.18 M USD70000 USD17.37 M USD768000 USD143000 USD80.18 M USD15.55 M USD4.73 M USD0 USD41.86 M USD
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Free Cash Flow-18.50 M USD-32.90 M USD-26.33 M USD-14.95 M USD-9.11 M USD-12.08 M USD-12.15 M USD-8.63 M USD-10.01 M USD

Galmed Pharmaceuticals Ltd. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company engaged in the development and commercialization of novel therapeutic solutions in the healthcare industry, particularly focusing on liver diseases. Its primary aim is to address the unmet medical needs in the field of liver and metabolic diseases through innovative therapies. Galmed is notably recognized for its pioneering work on Aramchol, an investigational orally available drug, targeting Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) and other liver disorders. This therapeutic candidate plays a vital role in modulating lipid metabolism in the liver, which is a critical factor in the progression of NASH. Headquartered in Israel, Galmed Pharmaceuticals is at the forefront of research and development within its specialized niche, contributing significantly to the global biopharmaceutical landscape. The company's focus on niche markets like NASH underscores its strategic importance in potentially driving advancements in therapeutic options where current treatment paths are limited or non-existent, thus underscoring its potential impact on healthcare outcomes.