The balance sheet provides creditors, investors, and analysts with information on company resources (assets) and its sources of capital (its equity and liabilities). It normally also provides information about the future earnings capacity of a company assets as well as an indication of cash flows that may come from receivables and inventories.
Assets are resources controlled by the company as a result of past events and from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the entity.
Total assets exhibit a consistent upward trajectory, increasing from approximately 9.32 billion USD in September 2020 to 17.95 billion USD by June 2026. This growth is primarily driven by a substantial expansion in current assets, which grew from 4.75 billion USD to 12.38 billion USD over the analyzed period, while non-current assets experienced a more moderate increase from 4.57 billion USD to 5.57 billion USD.
Liquidity and Cash Management
A significant increase in liquid assets is observed. Marketable securities grew steadily from 827.6 million USD in September 2020 to 3.25 billion USD in June 2026, representing a nearly fourfold increase. Cash and cash equivalents showed more volatility but maintained an overall upward trend, peaking at 2.45 billion USD in December 2025 before settling at 1.65 billion USD by June 2026. Together, these components indicate a robust accumulation of liquidity.
Working Capital Components
Inventories and accounts receivable both demonstrate strong growth patterns. Inventories rose from 1.39 billion USD to 3.65 billion USD, suggesting a strategic buildup of stock or an increase in production capacity to meet demand. Accounts receivable, net, increased from 1.03 billion USD to 2.89 billion USD, reflecting higher sales volumes, although the growth in receivables closely tracks the expansion of the overall asset base.
Fixed and Long-term Assets
Land, property, and equipment, net, showed a consistent increase from 561.8 million USD to 1.38 billion USD, indicating sustained capital investment in infrastructure. Conversely, purchased intangible assets experienced a continuous decline from 1.34 billion USD to 255.8 million USD, a trend consistent with the systematic amortization of these assets over time.
Other Non-Current Items
Deferred income taxes grew significantly from 245.6 million USD in September 2020 to 1.04 billion USD by June 2026. Goodwill remained relatively stable for the majority of the period, hovering around 2 billion USD before stabilizing at approximately 1.79 billion USD in the later quarters.
The structural composition of the balance sheet has shifted toward current assets. In September 2020, current assets represented approximately 51% of total assets; by June 2026, this proportion increased to approximately 69%. This shift highlights a growing emphasis on liquidity and working capital relative to long-term fixed investments.