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BIRKBirkenstock Holding plc
$43.41$8.0B
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Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) Balance Sheet

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The company's reliance on external financing is evidenced by a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.47 and a substantial $1.5 billion goodwill position that warrants ongoing impairment monitoring.

BIRK Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'25Sep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20
Total Current Assets1.42B1.28B1.16B1.08B959.91M731.19M380.06M
Cash & Short-Term Investments201.68M340.82M368.36M353.4M307.08M235.34M96.18M
Cash Only201.68M329.07M355.84M344.41M307.08M235.34M96.18M
Short-Term Investments011.76M12.51M8.99M000
Accounts Receivable303.13M189.38M142.26M118.23M98.69M129M65.79M
Days Sales Outstanding35.9632.9628.7728.9328.9848.9432.96
Inventory845.59M704.42M624.81M595.09M535.61M359.21M211.65M
Days Inventory Outstanding289.68299.76306.52383.68396.52314.82164.98
Other Current Assets64.93M19.42M10.34M4.54M8.68M5.37M2.38M
Total Non-Current Assets3.75B3.67B3.72B3.75B3.83B3.54B423.5M
Property, Plant & Equipment600.28M537.26M490.18M409.04M318.53M252.17M208.89M
Fixed Asset Turnover3.94x3.90x3.68x3.65x3.90x3.82x3.49x
Goodwill1.53B1.51B1.55B1.59B1.67B1.56B13.02M
Intangible Assets1.58B1.58B1.64B1.71B1.82B1.69B182.85M
Long-Term Investments003.29M4.17M000
Other Non-Current Assets24.81M28.43M34.06M34.06M16.11M41.71M2.33M
Total Assets5.17B4.94B4.88B4.83B4.79B4.27B803.56M
Asset Turnover0.44x0.42x0.37x0.31x0.26x0.23x0.91x
Asset Growth %0.25%1.17%1.19%0.81%12.21%431.08%-
Total Current Liabilities480.45M453.67M447.89M378.58M323.97M261.66M169.55M
Accounts Payable142.27M72.12M74.68M79.56M57.34M66.43M21.53M
Days Payables Outstanding46.2730.6936.6451.2942.4558.2216.78
Short-Term Debt67.05M17.13M24.67M37.34M46.61M40.75M0
Deferred Revenue (Current)37.02M6.2M8M9.7M4M3.81M3.23M
Other Current Liabilities162.51M96.36M52.32M128.65M99.8M22.39M65.68M
Current Ratio2.95x2.81x2.60x2.85x2.96x2.79x2.24x
Quick Ratio1.19x1.26x1.20x1.28x1.31x1.42x0.99x
Cash Conversion Cycle279.37302.03298.66361.31383.06305.54181.16
Total Non-Current Liabilities1.79B1.77B1.81B2.05B2.11B1.94B225.85M
Long-Term Debt1.13B1.1B1.14B1.79B1.89B1.78B100M
Capital Lease Obligations626.52M149.34M143.2M103.05M89.91M76.96M99.38M
Deferred Tax Liabilities655.92M163.43M131M109.79M92.85M79.05M16.21M
Other Non-Current Liabilities306.18M339.93M382.76M37.77M33.08M3.71M10.26M
Total Liabilities2.27B2.22B2.26B2.43B2.43B2.2B395.39M
Total Debt1.37B1.31B1.35B1.95B2.05B1.92B220.43M
Net Debt1.17B980.36M994.23M1.61B1.75B1.69B124.26M
Debt / Equity0.47x0.48x0.51x0.81x0.87x0.93x0.55x
Debt / EBITDA2.03x1.97x2.58x5.68x4.62x8.35x65.88x
Net Debt / EBITDA1.73x1.48x1.90x4.68x3.93x7.33x37.14x
Interest Coverage8.00x7.22x3.71x2.25x4.03x2.89x-0.49x
Total Equity2.9B2.72B2.63B2.4B2.36B2.06B398.16M
Equity Growth %7.93%3.72%9.35%1.81%14.21%418.49%-
Book Value per Share15.7514.6013.9913.1412.9011.302.12
Total Shareholders' Equity2.9B2.72B2.63B2.4B2.36B2.06B398.16M
Common Stock000182.72M182.72M182.72M0
Retained Earnings899.26M765.9M417.58M225.98M150.95M-36.16M95.15M
Treasury Stock00-355.77M0000
Accumulated OCI2.57M-35.48M38.95M97.51M129.76M23.48M303.02M
Minority Interest0000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Fixed cost absorption volatility

Leverage and Asset Base Expansion

According to reported financial statements, Birkenstock's total assets have grown to $5.2B as of 2026Q2, yet this expansion is increasingly funded by debt rather than retained earnings, signaling a shift toward a more capital-intensive and leveraged business model that warrants close investor scrutiny regarding long-term sustainability.

The steady increase in total assets, particularly in PPE, suggests a significant commitment to internal manufacturing capacity. However, the concurrent rise in liabilities indicates that this growth is not yet self-funding, potentially pressuring the company's financial flexibility if revenue growth continues to decelerate.

Debt Burden and Leverage Trends

Based on the latest quarterly data, Birkenstock maintains a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.47, which, while appearing moderate, reflects a persistent reliance on external financing to support operations and capital expenditures, potentially limiting the company's ability to navigate cyclical downturns without further balance sheet strain.

The company's debt levels have remained elevated near $1.4B, suggesting that management is utilizing leverage to fund its aggressive manufacturing expansion. Investors should monitor whether this debt load remains manageable if interest coverage ratios tighten due to the observed compression in operating margins.

Asset Composition and Capital Intensity

As reported in recent filings, Birkenstock's net PPE has climbed to $600.3M by 2026Q2, representing a significant concentration of capital in fixed manufacturing assets that may expose the firm to underutilization risks if consumer demand for its core footwear products fails to meet internal growth projections.

The heavy weighting toward PPE and $1.5B in goodwill highlights an asset-heavy model that contrasts with more agile, outsourced footwear competitors. This structural commitment to German-based production creates high fixed-cost exposure, which may amplify earnings volatility during periods of softening consumer demand.

Liquidity Buffers and Cash Runway

Based on the provided figures, Birkenstock's cash position of $201.7M in 2026Q2 represents a decline from previous periods, which, when viewed alongside a current ratio of 2.95, suggests that while short-term obligations are covered, the company's actual cash buffer remains thin relative to its operational scale.

The fluctuation in cash balances indicates that working capital requirements, particularly inventory builds, are consuming significant liquidity. This volatility in cash availability may limit the company's ability to pursue strategic initiatives or respond to unexpected market shocks without relying on additional credit facilities.

Hidden Risks in Capital Structure

According to an analysis of the balance sheet, the persistent $1.5B goodwill balance remains a significant risk factor, as any impairment of this intangible asset could materially erode equity and trigger a negative reassessment of the company's premium valuation by the broader investment community.

The reliance on goodwill and the potential for underutilized manufacturing assets suggest that the headline equity figure may be overstated relative to the company's tangible liquidation value. Investors should be wary of the potential for non-cash charges that could impact the balance sheet's perceived strength.

BIRK — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying BIRK stock.

What are the total assets of Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK)?

As of 2025, Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) had total assets of $4.94B including $1.28B in current assets.

How much debt does Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) have?

Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) carries total debt of $1.31B, offset by $340.8M in cash and short-term investments. Comparing total debt to cash helps evaluate the company's debt burden and net leverage.

What is the book value or shareholders' equity of Birkenstock Holding plc?

Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $2.72B ($14.60 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is Birkenstock Holding plc's current ratio and liquidity?

Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) reported a current ratio of 2.81x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.