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SVRESaverOne 2014 Ltd
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SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE) Balance Sheet

8Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The company maintains a conservative capital structure with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.42, though accumulated deficits have reached -$200.0 million, reflecting substantial long-term value destruction.

SVRE Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18
Total Current Assets19.53M21.62M24.21M33.45M16.18M38.65M469K415K
Cash & Short-Term Investments14.14M13.3M17.11M29.31M13.7M37.62M109K273K
Cash Only14.14M13.3M17.11M19.24M8.68M37.62M109K273K
Short-Term Investments00010.07M5.01M000
Accounts Receivable1.19M1.62M1.05M762K1.33M770K134K0
Days Sales Outstanding426.07351.55141.44233.131.08K889.4575.41-
Inventory3.81M5.01M4.53M2.03M825K110K94K0
Days Inventory Outstanding1.28K1.71K840.91892.031.05K155.62536.09-
Other Current Assets226K1.42M1.02M929K140K49K142K
Total Non-Current Assets1.39M2.2M2.78M986K2.58M1.12M66K56K
Property, Plant & Equipment725K1.18M1.52M785K1.23M1.01M66K56K
Fixed Asset Turnover1.40x1.43x1.79x1.52x0.37x0.31x1.29x-
Goodwill00000000
Intangible Assets00000000
Long-Term Investments664.66K0000000
Other Non-Current Assets3.33K1.02M1.26M201K1.35M110K00
Total Assets20.92M23.82M26.99M34.44M18.76M39.77M535K471K
Asset Turnover0.05x0.07x0.10x0.03x0.02x0.01x0.16x-
Asset Growth %-12.15%-11.75%-21.62%83.59%-52.84%7333.27%13.59%-
Total Current Liabilities8.36M11.86M14.8M6.78M5.04M3.36M1.74M1.73M
Accounts Payable606K1.83M4.3M1.96M942K888K412K579K
Days Payables Outstanding202.93623.47798.07861.211.19K1.26K2.35K-
Short-Term Debt4.48M6.34M7.14M00000
Deferred Revenue (Current)62K239K694K335K109K205K82K0
Other Current Liabilities0373.8K274K1.2M72K55K50K1.15M
Current Ratio2.34x1.82x1.64x4.93x3.21x11.51x0.27x0.24x
Quick Ratio1.88x1.40x1.33x4.63x3.05x11.48x0.22x0.24x
Cash Conversion Cycle1.5K1.44K184.28263.96928.06-211.26-1.24K-
Total Non-Current Liabilities317K1.33M1.61M1.1M1.66M1.22M18.57M0
Long-Term Debt00000000
Capital Lease Obligations204K606K980K181K605K619K00
Deferred Tax Liabilities00-634K-919K-1.06M-597K00
Other Non-Current Liabilities00634K919K1.06M597K18.13M0
Total Liabilities8.68M13.19M16.42M7.88M6.7M4.57M20.3M1.73M
Total Debt5.16M7.41M8.47M648K1.07M919K00
Net Debt-8.99M-5.89M-8.64M-18.59M-7.61M-36.7M-109K-273K
Debt / Equity0.42x0.70x0.80x0.02x0.09x0.03x--
Debt / EBITDA--------
Net Debt / EBITDA--------
Interest Coverage-36.32x-23.55x-54.11x-579.51x-433.26x-221.39x--
Total Equity12.24M10.63M10.57M26.55M12.05M35.19M-19.77M-13.04M
Equity Growth %15.17%0.55%-60.19%120.33%-65.76%278.03%-51.58%-
Book Value per Share132.013.6113.4861.3960.56242.79-280.96-186.79
Total Shareholders' Equity12.24M10.63M10.57M26.55M12.05M35.19M-19.77M-13.04M
Common Stock200.89M169.95M135.24M118.28M80.44M80.44M13.9M13.79M
Retained Earnings-199.99M-170.55M-135.61M-101.78M-76.81M-50.32M-36.76M-27.31M
Treasury Stock00000000
Accumulated OCI11.29M11.23M10.94M10.04M8.43M5.08M3.09M473K
Minority Interest00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

High cash burn rate

Capital Erosion Amidst Revenue Contraction

According to recent financial filings, SaverOne's total assets have declined from $34.4 million in 2022Q4 to $20.9 million by 2025Q4, reflecting a persistent trend of capital consumption that outpaces the company's ability to generate meaningful revenue from its spatial sensing hardware deployments.

The consistent decline in total assets suggests that the company is effectively liquidating its balance sheet to fund ongoing R&D and operating losses. Investors should monitor whether this trajectory indicates a structural inability to reach commercial scale before the current capital base is exhausted.

Cash Runway Constrained by Operations

As reported in quarterly balance sheets, the company maintains a cash position of $14.1 million as of 2025Q4, which provides a necessary buffer but remains under pressure given the high burn rate required to sustain its current research-heavy, loss-making operational model.

While the current ratio of 2.34 suggests adequate short-term liquidity, this metric may mask the underlying reality of a business that is not yet self-funding. The reliance on cash reserves to cover operating deficits warrants further investigation into the company's potential need for future dilutive financing.

Accumulated Deficits Weigh on Equity

Based on reported figures, retained earnings have plummeted to -$200.0 million as of 2025Q4, illustrating the significant value destruction inherent in the company's long-term development phase and the substantial reliance on external equity to maintain its financial position.

The deep negative balance in retained earnings highlights the cumulative cost of the company's R&D-intensive strategy. This trend suggests that equity holders have absorbed the brunt of the commercialization risk, and future value creation remains contingent on a pivot toward positive unit economics.

Minimal Leverage Amidst Operational Losses

As indicated by the company's financial statements, the debt-to-equity ratio remains low at 0.42, suggesting that management has avoided significant debt financing despite the persistent operating losses that have characterized the firm's recent performance history.

The reliance on equity rather than debt to fund operations appears to be a strategic choice to avoid interest obligations during this high-risk commercialization phase. However, the presence of $5.2 million in debt as of 2025Q4 indicates that the company is beginning to utilize credit facilities to supplement its cash position.

SVRE — Frequently Asked Questions

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

What are the total assets of SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE)?

As of 2025, SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE) had total assets of $20.9M including $19.5M in current assets.

How much debt does SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE) have?

SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE) carries total debt of $5.2M, offset by $14.1M 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 SaverOne 2014 Ltd?

SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $12.2M ($132.01 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is SaverOne 2014 Ltd's current ratio and liquidity?

SaverOne 2014 Ltd (SVRE) reported a current ratio of 2.34x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.