Statement

Reported Dollar Amounts

Assets, liabilities, and equity aligned across the annual filing history. Values are shown in USD millions.

Assets

FY2026

Latest filing

$1,709

Total assets reported in FY2026.

Liabilities

FY2026

Latest filing

$1,301

Total liabilities reported in FY2026.

Equity

FY2026

Latest filing

$408

Shareholders' equity reported in FY2026.

Equity Mix

FY2026

Capital base

23.9%

Equity as a share of the latest capital base.

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Metric	2026	2025	2024	2023	2022
Assets	$1,709	N/A	$1,674	$2,063	$2,493
Liabilities	$1,301	N/A	$1,362	$1,755	$2,147
Equity	$408	N/A	$313	$308	$346
Filing	10-K	10-K	10-K	10-K	10-K

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Structure

Capital Structure

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Composition

Capital Mix

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Statement

Reported Dollar Amounts

Assets, liabilities, and equity aligned across the annual filing history. Values are shown in USD millions.

Assets

FY2026

Latest filing

$1,709

Total assets reported in FY2026.

Liabilities

FY2026

Latest filing

$1,301

Total liabilities reported in FY2026.

Equity

FY2026

Latest filing

$408

Shareholders' equity reported in FY2026.

Equity Mix

FY2026

Capital base

23.9%

Equity as a share of the latest capital base.

Table View

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Metric	2026	2025	2024	2023	2022
Assets	$1,709	N/A	$1,674	$2,063	$2,493
Liabilities	$1,301	N/A	$1,362	$1,755	$2,147
Equity	$408	N/A	$313	$308	$346
Filing	10-K	10-K	10-K	10-K	10-K

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Structure

Capital Structure

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Liabilities and equity stack to the capital base while assets provide the reference line.

Composition

Capital Mix

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Trend

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Commentary on WOLVERINE WORLD WIDE, INC. Balance Sheet

Wolverine World Wide’s balance sheet shows a clear contraction over the period shown, with total assets declining from $2.49 billion in 2022 to $2.06 billion in 2023 and then to $1.67 billion in 2024. Liabilities also fell materially over the same span, from $2.15 billion to $1.75 billion and then to $1.36 billion, indicating a meaningful reduction in the company’s overall balance-sheet footprint. Stockholders’ equity stayed relatively stable in 2022–2024, moving from $346.2 million to $308.3 million and then modestly up to $312.9 million, suggesting that the decline in assets was largely matched by debt and other liability reductions rather than a sharp erosion of equity value. The 2026 figure shows assets of $1.71 billion, liabilities of $1.30 billion, and equity of $408 million, implying a stronger equity cushion and a slightly improved capital structure relative to 2024. The 2025 data are all zero, which is likely a missing or non-comparable reporting entry rather than an actual financial result, so it should be treated cautiously. From an industry perspective, a footwear/apparel company like Wolverine often faces working-capital swings, brand restructuring costs, and inventory adjustments; the overall trend here is consistent with a business that has been shrinking and deleveraging, while attempting to preserve balance-sheet flexibility.

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