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Vtex (VTEX) Balance Sheet

7Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The company maintains a conservative debt profile with a D/E ratio of 0.01, though the $85.7M accumulated deficit in retained earnings highlights the long-term cost of historical growth strategies.

VTEX Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19
Total Current Assets260.3M267.5M284.59M266.25M287.16M349.52M108.73M65.92M
Cash & Short-Term Investments193.71M192.1M214.81M209.41M238.56M298.2M76.95M44.26M
Cash Only16.79M15.74M18.67M28.04M24.39M121.01M59.99M29.76M
Short-Term Investments176.93M176.36M196.13M181.37M214.16M177.19M16.97M14.49M
Accounts Receivable58.83M61.6M62.85M50.62M41.97M41.56M29M17.27M
Days Sales Outstanding90.5593.48101.1891.6997.18120.62107.27102.81
Inventory00000000
Days Inventory Outstanding--------
Other Current Assets7.75M8.74M1.82M1.08M2.48M1.84M397K2.89M
Total Non-Current Assets80.02M79.13M82.19M74.89M70.52M65.45M31.28M31.77M
Property, Plant & Equipment5.48M6M5.78M5.97M8.73M9.89M9.63M11.5M
Fixed Asset Turnover39.78x40.11x39.21x33.73x18.06x12.71x10.25x5.33x
Goodwill27.16M26.32M22.17M21.83M20.96M21.6M9.88M11.94M
Intangible Assets7.65M7.95M6.82M8.19M10.24M12.05M5.21M6.44M
Long-Term Investments48.29M9.65M9.65M3.12M1.15M621K525K58K
Other Non-Current Assets13.29M29.21M18.72M15.85M11.72M8.72M3.86M500K
Total Assets340.32M346.63M366.78M341.14M357.67M414.97M140.01M97.69M
Asset Turnover0.70x0.69x0.62x0.59x0.44x0.30x0.70x0.63x
Asset Growth %-11.99%-5.49%7.51%-4.62%-13.81%196.38%43.33%-
Total Current Liabilities83.9M87.96M80.97M77.24M62.02M58.89M47.06M29.24M
Accounts Payable29.27M36.22M36.95M39.73M34.14M29.54M9.97M4.12M
Days Payables Outstanding242.01243.98226.99237.92235.84217.39104.4574.31
Short-Term Debt1.51M0001.15M2.09M2.44M3.12M
Deferred Revenue (Current)111.89M032.52M25.95M20.33M16.6M14.17M8.16M
Other Current Liabilities8.38M42.85M1.99M1.49M3.82M266K11.5M5.19M
Current Ratio3.10x3.04x3.51x3.45x4.63x5.94x2.31x2.25x
Quick Ratio3.10x3.04x3.51x3.45x4.63x5.94x2.31x2.25x
Cash Conversion Cycle-151.46-------
Total Non-Current Liabilities23.39M25.11M30.01M23.57M20.98M28.89M17.21M21.36M
Long-Term Debt000001.19M4.77M7.91M
Capital Lease Obligations5.62M1.25M1.7M2.23M3.74M4.89M5.3M6.31M
Deferred Tax Liabilities2.47M589K2.48M2.67M2.46M2.04M731K325K
Other Non-Current Liabilities4.54M5.53M3.62M2.08M856K4.57M1.39M5.44M
Total Liabilities107.29M113.07M110.98M100.81M83M87.78M64.26M50.6M
Total Debt2.46M2.88M3.31M4.1M6.79M9.27M12.51M18.7M
Net Debt-14.32M-12.86M-15.36M-23.94M-17.61M-111.74M-47.47M-11.06M
Debt / Equity0.01x0.01x0.01x0.02x0.02x0.03x0.17x0.40x
Debt / EBITDA0.09x0.13x0.23x---1.40x26.09x
Net Debt / EBITDA-0.51x-0.60x-1.06x----5.32x-15.42x
Interest Coverage--7.02x-17.32x-76.00x-87.59x3.49x-0.95x
Total Equity233.03M233.56M255.8M240.33M274.68M327.19M75.75M47.09M
Equity Growth %-21.93%-8.7%6.44%-12.5%-16.05%331.94%60.88%-
Book Value per Share1.361.261.331.291.441.710.400.25
Total Shareholders' Equity232.96M233.5M255.75M240.29M274.66M327.18M75.62M47.05M
Common Stock17K17K18K18K19K19K17K17K
Retained Earnings-85.74M-89.8M-118.06M-130.06M-116.37M-63.95M-3.44M-2.53M
Treasury Stock00000000
Accumulated OCI2.83M1.31M373.79M370.33M391.01M391.12M79.05M49.56M
Minority Interest73K63K56K39K19K7K126K37K

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeDecelerating
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowImproving
Top Statement Risk

Thin Liquidity and Macro Sensitivity

Capital Base Stability Amid Deceleration

According to recent balance sheet data, VTEX has maintained a relatively stable total asset base of approximately $340.3M as of 2026Q1, though the persistent negative retained earnings balance of $85.7M suggests that historical capital accumulation remains challenged despite the company's recent pivot toward operational profitability.

The stagnation in total assets over the last ten quarters indicates a lack of aggressive capital reinvestment, which aligns with the company's shift toward a more disciplined, self-funding model. Investors should monitor whether this capital preservation strategy limits the firm's ability to capture market share in non-core geographies.

Tight Liquidity Buffers Warrant Caution

Based on reported figures, VTEX's cash and equivalents have declined to $16.8M in 2026Q1 from a peak of $28.0M in 2023Q4, representing a thin liquidity buffer that may constrain the company's ability to navigate regional macroeconomic volatility or fund unexpected operational requirements without external financing.

While the current ratio remains healthy at 3.10, the absolute cash position is low relative to the company's scale and ongoing operational needs. This liquidity profile suggests that management has limited room for error, particularly if the variable GMV-linked revenue streams face further pressure from regional retail cycles.

Accumulated Deficit Masks Operational Progress

As evidenced by the company's financial statements, the equity base of $233.0M is heavily impacted by a cumulative deficit in retained earnings of $85.7M, which highlights the long-term cost of the company's historical growth-at-all-costs strategy before its recent transition to positive net margins.

The persistence of this deficit suggests that while the company is now generating positive earnings, it will take significant time to repair the balance sheet's equity structure. Shareholders should consider whether the current pace of earnings improvement is sufficient to offset the historical capital erosion.

Capital Allocation Risks and Liquidity

As reported in recent filings, the company's decision to prioritize share repurchases, such as the $9.7M outflow in 2026Q1, appears aggressive given the reported cash balance of only $16.8M, potentially signaling a management preference for capital return over maintaining a robust liquidity buffer for future contingencies.

This capital allocation strategy warrants further investigation, as it may prioritize short-term shareholder sentiment over the long-term stability of the balance sheet. Investors should monitor if this trend continues, as it could leave the company vulnerable to liquidity shocks in the event of a regional downturn.

VTEX — Frequently Asked Questions

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

What are the total assets of Vtex (VTEX)?

As of 2025, Vtex (VTEX) had total assets of $346.6M including $267.5M in current assets.

How much debt does Vtex (VTEX) have?

Vtex (VTEX) carries total debt of $2.9M, offset by $192.1M 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 Vtex?

Vtex (VTEX) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $233.5M ($1.26 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is Vtex's current ratio and liquidity?

Vtex (VTEX) reported a current ratio of 3.04x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.