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Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA) Balance Sheet

7Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Total equity has declined from $604.5 million in 2025Q4 to $499.7 million in 2026Q1, while total debt has risen to $75.0 million, indicating a strategic shift toward debt-based financing to supplement liquidity.

VERA Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19
Total Current Assets615.8M728.88M651.22M172.02M125.7M82.54M54.26M3.56M
Cash & Short-Term Investments596.76M714.59M640.85M160.72M114.65M79.67M53.65M3.19M
Cash Only114.35M354.73M92.65M45.68M43.46M79.67M53.65M3.19M
Short-Term Investments482.41M359.86M548.21M115.03M71.19M000
Accounts Receivable03.29M3.77M00052K0
Days Sales Outstanding--------
Inventory00000000
Days Inventory Outstanding--------
Other Current Assets19.04M11.01M913K3.22M719K480K442K4K
Total Non-Current Assets5.94M5.85M4.46M3.52M5.74M1.21M293K1.82M
Property, Plant & Equipment01.92M4.33M3.04M5.22M001.39M
Fixed Asset Turnover0.00x-------
Goodwill00000000
Intangible Assets00000000
Long-Term Investments00011K58K867K00
Other Non-Current Assets5.94M3.93M131K471K455K344K293K422K
Total Assets621.74M734.73M655.68M175.55M131.44M83.75M54.55M5.38M
Asset Turnover0.00x-------
Asset Growth %99.98%12.06%273.51%33.56%56.94%53.51%913.83%-
Total Current Liabilities45.15M53.45M25.37M22.3M25.6M7.69M2.41M1.06M
Accounts Payable13.91M21.9M7.67M11.12M11.99M1.39M909K342K
Days Payables Outstanding-10.83K----5.17K-1.32K245.25
Short-Term Debt0549K000000
Deferred Revenue (Current)00000000
Other Current Liabilities31.24M31.01M04.82M0377K960K220K
Current Ratio13.64x13.64x25.67x7.71x4.91x10.73x22.55x3.36x
Quick Ratio13.64x13.64x25.67x7.71x4.91x10.73x22.55x3.36x
Cash Conversion Cycle--------
Total Non-Current Liabilities76.89M76.76M53.16M51.56M28.93M6.47M141.5M40.87M
Long-Term Debt75.03M76.76M50.69M49.88M24.81M4.92M00
Capital Lease Obligations6.25M02.47M1.4M3.83M0010K
Deferred Tax Liabilities00000000
Other Non-Current Liabilities1.86M00286K286K1.54M141.5M40.86M
Total Liabilities122.04M130.21M78.53M73.86M54.53M14.16M143.9M41.93M
Total Debt75.03M77.31M54.64M53.71M31.29M4.92M2K132K
Net Debt-39.32M-277.42M-38.01M8.03M-12.17M-74.75M-53.65M-3.06M
Debt / Equity0.15x0.13x0.09x0.53x0.41x0.07x--
Debt / EBITDA-0.20x-------
Net Debt / EBITDA0.10x-------
Interest Coverage-31.22x-38.78x-18.95x-24.35x-88.77x-1629.40x-320.76x-231.41x
Total Equity499.7M604.52M577.15M101.69M76.91M69.59M-89.35M-36.55M
Equity Growth %78.96%4.74%467.59%32.22%10.51%177.89%-144.47%-
Book Value per Share6.999.4110.432.382.895.18-24.10-10.68
Total Shareholders' Equity499.7M604.52M577.15M101.69M76.91M69.59M-89.35M-36.55M
Common Stock72K71K64K44K28K21K00
Retained Earnings-881.9M-760.87M-461.25M-309.1M-213.11M-124.06M-91.45M-38.03M
Treasury Stock00000000
Accumulated OCI-156K786K393K251K-224K000
Minority Interest00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Clinical Trial Funding Dependency

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Capital Erosion Amid Clinical Scaling

As reported in financial statements, VERA's total equity has fluctuated significantly, declining from $604.5 million in 2025Q4 to $499.7 million in 2026Q1, a trend that underscores the company's reliance on external capital to fund the escalating costs of its Phase 3 clinical development program.

The contraction in equity reflects the persistent accumulation of net losses as the company advances its lead asset through late-stage trials. Investors should monitor whether this trajectory necessitates further dilutive financing to maintain the current operational pace.

Strategic Leverage Amidst Operating Losses

Based on the company's reported figures, total debt has increased from $53.7 million in 2023Q4 to $75.0 million in 2026Q1, suggesting a shift toward debt-based financing to supplement cash reserves while the firm remains in a pre-revenue, high-burn clinical development phase.

While the debt-to-equity ratio remains relatively low at 0.15, the reliance on debt in the absence of recurring revenue warrants caution regarding future interest obligations. This leverage appears to be a necessity-driven measure to bridge the gap between clinical milestones and potential commercialization.

Cash Runway and Liquidity Constraints

According to recent SEC filings, VERA's cash position dropped sharply from $354.7 million in 2025Q4 to $114.4 million in 2026Q1, highlighting the rapid depletion of liquid assets as the company intensifies its investment in the ORIGIN trial and associated manufacturing requirements.

The current ratio of 13.64 remains high, yet it masks the underlying reality of a rapidly shrinking cash runway. The significant quarterly variance in cash balances suggests that the company's liquidity is highly sensitive to the timing of clinical trial expenditures and potential capital market access.

Hidden Risks in Asset Composition

Data from the last ten quarters indicates that VERA maintains an asset-light balance sheet with essentially zero goodwill or significant PPE, which, as noted in financial disclosures, leaves the company's valuation almost entirely dependent on the intangible value of its clinical pipeline and intellectual property.

The lack of tangible assets means that any negative clinical trial outcome could lead to a rapid impairment of the company's primary value drivers. Investors should recognize that the balance sheet provides little downside protection, as the firm's worth is tied exclusively to the success of atacicept.

VERA — Frequently Asked Questions

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

What are the total assets of Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA)?

As of 2025, Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA) had total assets of $734.7M including $728.9M in current assets.

How much debt does Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA) have?

Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA) carries total debt of $77.3M, offset by $714.6M 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 Vera Therapeutics, Inc.?

Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $604.5M ($9.41 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is Vera Therapeutics, Inc.'s current ratio and liquidity?

Vera Therapeutics, Inc. (VERA) reported a current ratio of 13.64x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.