In Q1'26, RXRX's operating cash flow stood at -$81.1M USD, reflecting a moderate deterioration from the previous quarter's -$46.1M USD in Q4'25 but remaining less severe than the peak negative of -$131.96M USD in Q1'25. Free cash flow for the same period was -$81.4M USD, closely mirroring operating cash flow and indicating ongoing capital expenditures that continue to pressure liquidity. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, both operating and free cash flows have exhibited a consistently negative trend with high volatility, starting at around -$67.5M USD and -$71.4M USD respectively in Q2'23, and worsening to lows of -$133.8M USD for free cash flow in Q1'25 amid apparent expansion efforts. Notable improvements occurred in Q3'24 (-$59.2M USD operating) and Q4'25 (-$46.1M USD operating), suggesting intermittent cost controls, though the overall pattern underscores persistent cash burn typical of growth-stage biotech firms, with free cash flow averaging 2-5% more negative than operating due to steady investments.