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Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI) Balance Sheet

5Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Financial leverage has increased significantly, with total debt rising to $76.7 million in 2026Q1 from $18.9 million in 2023Q4, resulting in a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.64.

DTI Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21
Total Current Assets68.73M64.89M68.08M46.41M40.16M24.24M
Cash & Short-Term Investments2.84M3.65M6.18M6.89M3.5M961K
Cash Only2.84M3.65M6.18M6M2.35M52K
Short-Term Investments000888K1.14M909K
Accounts Receivable43.51M39.22M40.52M29.93M31.11M20.04M
Days Sales Outstanding97.4889.6995.7571.8587.6694.52
Inventory20.93M18.15M17.5M5.03M3.28M2.34M
Days Inventory Outstanding125.5396.61102.532.8922.7236.16
Other Current Assets03.87M-1K19K493K12K
Total Non-Current Assets155.97M157.29M154.35M86.09M65.06M45.26M
Property, Plant & Equipment97.27M97.78M98.29M84.59M64.19M44.39M
Fixed Asset Turnover1.55x1.63x1.57x1.80x2.02x1.74x
Goodwill14.52M14.62M12.15M000
Intangible Assets38.44M39.67M37.23M216K263K402K
Long-Term Investments16.59M3.84M4.26M000
Other Non-Current Assets1.81M1.39M2.42M1.29M609K469K
Total Assets224.7M222.18M222.43M132.5M105.22M69.51M
Asset Turnover0.68x0.72x0.69x1.15x1.23x1.11x
Asset Growth %38.16%-0.11%67.88%25.93%51.38%-
Total Current Liabilities31.94M30.82M30.96M22.29M36.24M39.54M
Accounts Payable12.23M9.79M11.98M7.75M7.28M8.26M
Days Payables Outstanding72.8552.0970.1850.6450.42127.62
Short-Term Debt10.59M10.32M11.12M018.35M27.37M
Deferred Revenue (Current)840K0675K1.04M83K63K
Other Current Liabilities2.77M10.71M4.51M5.08M3.67M2.02M
Current Ratio2.15x2.11x2.20x2.08x1.11x0.61x
Quick Ratio1.50x1.52x1.63x1.86x1.02x0.55x
Cash Conversion Cycle150.16134.21128.0754.159.963.05
Total Non-Current Liabilities72.33M68.49M71.51M21.52M19.88M18.8M
Long-Term Debt45.76M46.49M46.82M000
Capital Lease Obligations82.94M018.77M14.89M16.69M0
Deferred Tax Liabilities26.56M7.17M5.93M6.63M3.19M2.1M
Other Non-Current Liabilities014.83M00016.7M
Total Liabilities104.27M99.31M102.47M43.81M56.12M58.35M
Total Debt76.72M56.82M76.7M18.85M38.35M27.37M
Net Debt73.88M53.17M70.51M12.85M36M27.32M
Debt / Equity0.64x0.46x0.64x0.21x0.78x2.45x
Debt / EBITDA2.03x1.57x2.06x0.39x0.85x1.77x
Net Debt / EBITDA1.96x1.47x1.89x0.27x0.80x1.77x
Interest Coverage0.18x1.74x1.89x18.95x52.94x2.54x
Total Equity120.43M122.87M119.96M88.69M49.1M11.16M
Equity Growth %30.93%2.43%35.26%80.62%339.98%-
Book Value per Share3.433.463.713.532.500.42
Total Shareholders' Equity120.42M122.86M119.96M88.69M49.1M11.16M
Common Stock4K4K3K3K1K532K
Retained Earnings-8.88M-7.34M-3.58M-6.31M-21.05M-42.13M
Treasury Stock-2.19M-1.26M000-933K
Accumulated OCI-90K664K-1.88M-225K-111K-284K
Minority Interest14K12K0000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Insufficient liquidity for operations

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Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Liquidity Buffer Remains Critically Thin

As reported in recent financial statements, DTI's cash position has dwindled to $2.8 million as of 2026Q1, representing a significant decline from the $14.1 million held in 2024Q1, which suggests a narrowing margin for error in funding ongoing fleet maintenance and operational requirements.

The rapid depletion of cash reserves relative to the company's capital-intensive business model warrants close monitoring by investors. With current assets barely covering liabilities, the company appears to lack the necessary liquidity buffer to withstand prolonged volatility in North American drilling activity.

Leverage Rising Amidst Revenue Contraction

Based on the company's quarterly filings, total debt has climbed to $76.7 million in 2026Q1 from $18.9 million in 2023Q4, pushing the debt-to-equity ratio to 0.64, which indicates an increasing reliance on external financing to support the rental fleet during a period of negative net income.

This trend suggests that the company is leveraging its balance sheet to sustain operations rather than funding growth through internal cash generation. Investors should consider whether this debt load is sustainable if the current drilling environment fails to improve, as interest burdens may further compress already strained margins.

Asset Base Dominated by PPE

According to recent balance sheet data, net property, plant, and equipment accounts for approximately $97.3 million of the $224.7 million total asset base, highlighting the company's heavy reliance on its rental fleet to drive revenue in a capital-intensive oilfield services environment.

The concentration of assets in physical rental tools implies that the company's valuation is highly sensitive to the depreciation schedules and utilization rates of its BHA components. Any impairment of these assets could significantly impact the book value of equity, given the current lack of profitability.

Equity Quality Eroded by Losses

As indicated by the company's financial statements, retained earnings have remained consistently negative, reaching -$8.9 million in 2026Q1, which suggests that the company has struggled to generate organic value for shareholders since its transition to a public entity.

The persistent accumulation of losses in the equity section may indicate that the business model is not yet optimized for its current cost structure. This trend warrants further investigation into whether the company's recent corporate restructuring has successfully aligned its operational footprint with market demand.

DTI — Frequently Asked Questions

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

What are the total assets of Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI)?

As of 2025, Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI) had total assets of $222.2M including $64.9M in current assets.

How much debt does Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI) have?

Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI) carries total debt of $56.8M, offset by $3.6M 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 Drilling Tools International Corp.?

Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $122.9M ($3.46 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is Drilling Tools International Corp.'s current ratio and liquidity?

Drilling Tools International Corp. (DTI) reported a current ratio of 2.11x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.