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What the filing says
us-gaap:Assets
359,240,000,000
us-gaap:Liabilities
285,510,000,000
us-gaap:StockholdersEquity
73,730,000,000

Apple's FY2025 balance sheet, exactly as tagged.

What it means

For every $1 Apple owes, it owns $1.26 in assets.

After paying off everything it owes, $73.73B would be left for shareholders — about a fifth of everything it owns.

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4.953%

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Companies scored

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How things moved

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