Applied Materials Historical Balance Sheet
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Applied Materials' balance sheet defines the net value available to stockholders after all obligations are met. Tracking Short Long Term Debt Total of 8.5
B,
Other Current Liabilities of 3.9 B, and Total Current Liabilities of 9.7
B across reporting dates reveals the stability of Applied Materials' capital structure, with total assets of 36.30 B. Rising debt levels that are not accompanied by proportional asset growth can signal higher balance-sheet risk.
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Single-period readings of Applied Materials' balance sheet can obscure shifts in leverage, working capital dynamics, and equity composition. When asset quality improves alongside declining leverage, Applied Materials' balance sheet picture strengthens. At this scale, changes in leverage or liquidity have a material impact on Applied Materials' financial flexibility and refinancing risk.
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Non Current Assets Total stood at $17.73 billion as of December 31, 2025. Meanwhile,
Non Current Assets Other are holding steady around $926.9 million, while
Accounts Payable remains stable at $2.27 billion.
Total Assets
Total assets represent the capital deployed across Applied Materials's operating and financing structure, determining both return potential and downside absorption capacity. The mix of current assets, fixed assets, and intangibles shapes Applied Materials's liquidity profile, depreciation burden, and reinvestment requirements. Growth in total assets funded by debt versus equity directly impacts Applied Materials's leverage trajectory and financial flexibility.
Total Current Liabilities
Total current liabilities represent Applied Materials's short-term obligations due within one year, including short-term debt, accounts payable, accrued wages, payroll taxes, and other accrued liabilities. This figure is the denominator in Applied Materials's current ratio and quick ratio, making it central to any assessment of near-term liquidity and obligation coverage.
Total Stockholder Equity
The total equity held by shareholders, calculated as the difference between a company's total assets and total liabilities. It represents the net value of the company owned by shareholders.
Key Balance Sheet Account Correlations
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Accounts with consistently high correlation across periods share underlying business drivers at Applied Materials. When that correlation breaks down - when previously linked accounts start moving independently - it often signals a structural shift in the operating model or cost base. Relationships between total assets and total liabilities reveal how changes in leverage affect the overall financial position.
Balance Sheet Account Relationship Matchups
High Positive Relationship
High Negative Relationship
The long-term trajectory of total assets relative to total liabilities, and the rate of equity accumulation, together define Applied Materials' financial direction.
Balance Sheet Methodology & Data Sources
Asset composition, liability structure, and equity levels define Applied Materials's balance sheet profile. Changes in total assets and liabilities over time reflect shifts in capital structure and operating scale.
Reported values for Applied Materials are derived from periodic company reporting and market reference feeds and standardized for analysis. Professional analyst research is incorporated when coverage is available.
Editorial review and methodology oversight provided by:
Ellen Johnson, Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board
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