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Alphabet Inc. Financial Analysis
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1652044/000165204423000016/goog-
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The fact that Alphabet Inc. not only does it stand as one of the most winning technology
companies globally but also oversees Google as its parent intrigues my interest in the
commercial sector. Given Google's immense global reach in delivering goods and services
consumed everywhere on earth, I wanted to gain further insight into the financial outcomes of
this industry titan. In addition, the fact that Alphabet Inc. With ground-breaking strides being
made in a variety of industries like artificial intelligence and driverless cars, analyzing this
According to the calculations made from the annual report of 2022, Alphabet Inc. has a
current ratio of 2.38. Drawing inferences from this relationship, one could hypothesize that the
company possesses over double the current assets in comparison to its current liabilities. When
assessing a firm's finances, a current ratio greater than one commonly portends well because it
suggests the company maintains adequate liquid resources to meet near-term obligations. The
current ratio shows that the corporation can pay all its short-term debt with current assets
Through my examination, I have now gained insight into the organization known as
Alphabet Inc. as it has a decent current ratio, which contributes to the company's solid financial
situation. It appears from this that the company has adequately readied itself to meet near-term
commitments and outlays essential to maintaining dependability and solidity for a colossal
aggregated fiscal well-being and execution, it is basic however to consider an assortment of extra
budgetary markers and perspectives other than only the fundamental budgetary records.
References
Pattiruhu, J. R., & Paais, M. (2020). Effect of liquidity, profitability, leverage, and firm size on
dividend policy. The Journal of Asian Finance, Economics and Business (JAFEB), 7(10),
35-42.
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