SVRA
Savara Inc. (SVRA) Economic Moat Analysis (2026)
Overall Score
Profitability Returns
Returns remain deeply negative, with ROA at -72.5%, ROE at -90.3%, and ROIC at -82.3%.
Margins are still effectively zero across gross, operating, EBITDA, pretax, and net profit measures.
Balance Sheet Liquidity
Liquidity remains strong, with a current ratio of 10.1x and quick ratio of 10.1x.
Leverage is modest, with debt-to-equity at 0.21x and debt-to-assets at 0.16x.
Cash remains healthy relative to debt, with cash per share of 0.68 and debt per share of 0.12.
Cash Generation
Operating cash flow and free cash flow are both negative, with OCF at -$110.7M and FCF at -$110.7M TTM.
Free cash flow yield is negative at -10.0%, indicating the business is still consuming cash rather than compounding it.
Valuation
The stock screens cheap on cash-flow-based multiples, but those multiples are distorted by negative cash generation.
Price-to-book is elevated at 9.5x, which limits the margin of safety despite the low enterprise value.
Moat Competitive Position
There is no clear evidence of durable pricing power or scale advantages in the current financials.
The business still appears to lack a visible economic moat given persistent losses and negative returns on capital.
Sources
- Company filings (10-K, 10-Q, investor presentations)
- Financial and market data providers
- Public news and industry information
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