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Google Quick Ratio

Google (GOOG) · source: SEC EDGAR

Quick Ratio snapshot

Google's quick ratio was — in FY2025. On a trailing-twelve-month basis it was — as of Q1 FY26. The quick ratio is current assets excluding inventory, divided by current liabilities. It is a stricter liquidity test that counts only assets readily convertible to cash.

Quick Ratio (latest FY)
Quick Ratio (TTM)
Current ratio (latest FY)
2.01
Cash ratio (latest FY)
0.30
Google Quick Ratio
(Current assets − inventory) ÷ current liabilities
Quick Ratio vs. related metrics
Google Quick Ratio — by fiscal year
Fiscal year Quick ratioCurrent ratioCash ratio
FY2025 2.010.30
FY2024 1.840.26
FY2023 2.100.29
FY2022 2.342.380.32
FY2021 2.912.930.33
FY2020 3.053.070.47
FY2019 3.353.370.41
FY2018 3.893.920.48
FY2017 5.115.140.44
FY2016 6.276.290.77
FY2015 4.644.670.86
FY2014 4.691.09
FY2013
FY2012
By quarter (trailing-twelve-month basis)
Quarter Quick ratioCurrent ratioCash ratio
Q1 FY26 1.920.34
Q4 FY25 2.010.30
Q3 FY25 1.750.23
Q2 FY25 1.900.24
Q1 FY25 1.770.25
Q4 FY24 1.840.26
Q3 FY24 1.950.25
Q2 FY24 2.080.35
Q1 FY24 2.150.32
Q4 FY23 2.100.29
Q3 FY23 2.012.040.36
Q2 FY23 2.142.170.33

Figures normalized from SEC filings. See the full Google ratios & metrics.

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