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Valvoline Inc. (VVV) Balance Sheet

12Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

The company's capital structure remains strained, characterized by a debt-to-equity ratio of 5.75 and $1.2 billion in goodwill as of 2026Q2.

VVV Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMSep'25Sep'24Sep'23Sep'22Sep'21Sep'20Sep'19Sep'18Sep'17Sep'16Sep'15Sep'14
Total Current Assets272.3M243.7M255.4M936.7M1.62B1.04B1.44B797M725M790M730M477.3M544.7M
Cash & Short-Term Investments84.7M51.6M68.3M756.6M23.4M122.6M760M159M96M201M172M300K0
Cash Only84.7M51.6M68.3M409.1M23.4M122.6M760M159M96M201M172M200K0
Short-Term Investments000347.5M0000000100K0
Accounts Receivable92.6M89.6M86.4M81.3M66.1M65.3M433M401M409M385M363M334.6M388M
Days Sales Outstanding18.1919.1219.4820.5619.5222.98217.3961.2465.3367.4368.6962.0969.39
Inventory47.6M42.6M39.7M33.3M29.4M27.4M199M194M176M175M139M125.6M133M
Days Inventory Outstanding14.3614.7814.4913.5214.1316.53170.544.8243.4348.9143.4435.7734.45
Other Current Assets47.4M37.6M61M65.5M1.46B794.5M1M43M44M29M56M17.1M23.7M
Total Non-Current Assets3.15B2.43B2.18B1.95B1.8B2.15B1.61B1.27B1.13B1.13B1.09B500.6M537.8M
Property, Plant & Equipment1.64B1.47B1.26B1.08B916.7M785.9M874M498M420M391M324M253.5M272.4M
Fixed Asset Turnover1.22x1.17x1.29x1.33x1.35x1.32x0.83x4.80x5.44x5.33x5.95x7.76x7.49x
Goodwill1.18B658M615.3M578M548.2M512.8M445M430M381M330M264M169.4M167.9M
Intangible Assets97.8M82.5M90.3M102.6M114.9M129.5M84M74M67M5M3M1.6M6.3M
Long-Term Investments17.7M4.3M0012.6M47M44M34M31M30M60M28.9M44M
Other Non-Current Assets222.4M177.2M220.4M187.8M141.7M664.7M132M108M92M88M55M39.4M39.1M
Total Assets3.42B2.67B2.44B2.89B3.42B3.19B3.05B2.06B1.85B1.92B1.82B977.9M1.08B
Asset Turnover0.62x0.64x0.66x0.50x0.36x0.33x0.24x1.16x1.23x1.09x1.06x2.01x1.89x
Asset Growth %101.6%9.5%-15.61%-15.42%7.08%4.59%47.82%11.33%-3.19%4.93%86.62%-9.66%-
Total Current Liabilities371.3M347.4M353.9M362.3M919.4M568.7M444M423M411M478M400M298.6M293.5M
Accounts Payable112.7M118.9M117.4M118.7M45M38.6M189M171M178M192M177M174M177.5M
Days Payables Outstanding35.5741.2642.8448.1921.6223.29161.9439.543.9353.6655.3149.5545.98
Short-Term Debt31.2M72.6M68.4M65.3M199.9M48.3M36M15M30M90M19M00
Deferred Revenue (Current)0000000000000
Other Current Liabilities227.4M135.4M168.1M178.3M674.5M481.8M219M237M203M163M160M79.8M80.2M
Current Ratio0.73x0.70x0.72x2.59x1.76x1.82x3.24x1.88x1.76x1.65x1.83x1.60x1.86x
Quick Ratio0.61x0.58x0.61x2.49x1.73x1.78x2.79x1.43x1.34x1.29x1.48x1.18x1.40x
Cash Conversion Cycle-3.01-7.36-8.88-14.1212.0216.22225.9666.5564.8462.6856.8148.3157.86
Total Non-Current Liabilities2.7B1.98B1.9B2.32B2.19B2.49B2.68B1.9B1.8B1.55B1.75B62.2M64.2M
Long-Term Debt1.63B1.05B1.07B1.56B1.53B1.64B1.96B1.33B1.29B1.03B724M00
Capital Lease Obligations1.6B544.6M487M446.2M419M385.4M301M55M47M58M6M4.2M4.4M
Deferred Tax Liabilities0000026M1M0002M23.8M18.2M
Other Non-Current Liabilities699.2M389.7M342.2M315.9M246.7M436.7M420M517M462M462M1.02B34.2M41.6M
Total Liabilities3.07B2.33B2.25B2.69B3.11B3.06B3.13B2.32B2.21B2.03B2.15B360.8M357.7M
Total Debt2.03B1.67B1.63B2.07B2.14B2.07B2.3B1.4B1.37B1.18B749M4.2M4.4M
Net Debt1.94B1.62B1.56B1.66B2.12B1.95B1.54B1.24B1.27B981M577M4.2M4.4M
Debt / Equity5.75x4.93x8.76x10.21x6.99x15.42x-----0.01x0.01x
Debt / EBITDA4.34x3.27x4.42x6.17x7.35x6.86x11.45x3.04x3.05x2.06x1.60x0.01x0.01x
Net Debt / EBITDA4.16x3.17x4.23x4.95x7.27x6.46x7.66x2.70x2.84x1.71x1.23x0.01x0.01x
Interest Coverage3.64x5.29x5.10x7.31x3.08x3.40x2.91x4.40x6.02x12.38x46.56x--
Total Equity353.1M338.5M185.6M203.2M306.6M134.5M-76M-258M-358M-117M-330M617.1M724.8M
Equity Growth %352.68%82.38%-8.66%-33.72%127.96%276.97%70.54%27.93%-205.98%64.55%-153.48%-14.86%-
Book Value per Share2.752.631.421.251.700.73-0.41-1.37-1.82-0.57-1.943.093.62
Total Shareholders' Equity353.1M338.5M185.6M203.2M306.6M134.5M-76M-258M-358M-117M-330M617.1M724.8M
Common Stock1.3M1.3M1.3M1.3M1.8M1.8M2M2M2M2M2M0751.4M
Retained Earnings285.6M273.6M123.2M140.7M282M90M-110M-284M-399M-167M000
Treasury Stock0000000000000
Accumulated OCI4.4M5.2M9.9M13.2M-21.3M7.5M8M11M32M43M-3M-60.6M-26.6M
Minority Interest0000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

High leverage and goodwill

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q2)

Capital Structure Transformation Following Divestiture

As reported in financial statements, Valvoline's total assets have expanded to $3.4 billion by 2026Q2, yet this growth is heavily financed by debt, with the debt-to-equity ratio shifting from 30.68 in 2024Q2 to 5.75, reflecting a volatile transition toward a pure-play retail service model.

The trajectory of the balance sheet suggests a company aggressively re-leveraging to fund retail expansion after the Global Products divestiture. Investors should monitor whether this asset growth translates into sustainable returns on invested capital, as the current reliance on debt to drive store count increases may limit future financial flexibility.

Elevated Leverage Constrains Financial Flexibility

Based on recent SEC filings, Valvoline carries $2.0 billion in total debt as of 2026Q2, representing a significant leverage burden that warrants further investigation into the company's ability to service interest obligations while simultaneously funding its capital-intensive retail store expansion strategy in a competitive market.

The high debt-to-equity ratio appears to be a strategic choice to accelerate store growth, yet it leaves the company vulnerable to interest rate fluctuations and potential operational downturns. The reliance on debt to fund expansion suggests that management is prioritizing rapid market share capture over balance sheet conservatism.

Goodwill Concentration and Asset Quality

According to the latest quarterly data, Valvoline's goodwill has risen to $1.2 billion, representing a substantial portion of the $3.4 billion total asset base, which suggests that the company's growth strategy is heavily dependent on the successful integration and performance of acquired retail service locations.

The concentration of goodwill indicates that a significant portion of the company's valuation is tied to intangible assets rather than tangible infrastructure. This poses a risk of future impairment charges if the acquired retail units fail to meet performance expectations or if the competitive landscape for quick-lube services intensifies.

Tight Liquidity Buffers Amid Expansion

As indicated by the 2026Q2 financial data, Valvoline maintains a current ratio of 0.73, which suggests a constrained liquidity position that may limit the company's ability to absorb unexpected operational shocks or sudden increases in working capital requirements during its ongoing retail footprint expansion.

The consistently low current ratio appears to be a structural feature of the company's retail-focused model, where inventory turnover is high but cash reserves remain lean. Investors should monitor whether this tight liquidity buffer remains sufficient to support ongoing capital expenditures without requiring additional external financing.

VVV — Frequently Asked Questions

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

What are the total assets of Valvoline Inc. (VVV)?

As of 2025, Valvoline Inc. (VVV) had total assets of $2.67B including $243.7M in current assets.

How much debt does Valvoline Inc. (VVV) have?

Valvoline Inc. (VVV) carries total debt of $1.67B, offset by $51.6M 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 Valvoline Inc.?

Valvoline Inc. (VVV) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $338.5M ($2.63 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is Valvoline Inc.'s current ratio and liquidity?

Valvoline Inc. (VVV) reported a current ratio of 0.70x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.