Neogenomics Stock

Neogenomics CapEx/OCF

The CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio of Neogenomics (NEO) as of Aug 13, 2026 is 516.41 %. In the previous year, CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio was 584.66 % — a change of -11.67% (lower).

CapEx/OCF

516.41 %

YoY

-11.67%

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CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio of Neogenomics is 2026 516.41 % . CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio of Neogenomics was 2025 584.66 % . It decreases by -11.67% lower compared to the previous year.
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Neogenomics Stock analysis

What does Neogenomics do? Neogenomics Inc. is a leading company in the field of personalized medicine, based in Fort Myers, Florida. It offers integrated diagnostics and pharmaceutical services for oncology and gene therapy, with a focus on providing accurate diagnosis for cancer patients. Neogenomics is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Neogenomics stock

CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio of Neogenomics is 516.41 % in 2026.

CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio of Neogenomics changed from 584.66 % to 516.41 %, representing a -11.67% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of CapEx to Operating Cash Flow Ratio Neogenomics since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

The CapEx/OCF ratio shows what percentage of operating cash flow is reinvested in capital assets. Lower ratios indicate more free cash available for shareholders.

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