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From 2021 through 2024 Juniper’s balance sheet shows modest, steady growth. Total assets rose from $8,887m in 2021 to $10,008m in 2024 (≈+12.6% total; roughly +4–5% in most individual years). Liabilities increased from $4,570.1m to $5,223.8m over the same span (≈+14.3%), while stockholders’ equity went from $4,316.9m to $4,784.2m (≈+10.8%). Year-to-year moves were moderate: assets grew ~5.0% (2021→22), ~2.1% (22→23) and ~5.1% (23→24); liabilities rose ~6.2%, ~3.6% and ~3.9% in those intervals; equity showed a small bump in 2022, was flat in 2023, then expanded more materially in 2024 (~6.5%). The capital structure has been stable with a liability-to-asset ratio around the low- to mid-50% range (≈51.5% in 2021, peaking ~52.8% in 2023, ~52.2% in 2024), so leverage edged up slightly but without a material jump. Equity as a share of assets dipped marginally (≈48.6% → 47.8%), reflecting liabilities rising a touch faster than assets. There are no large balance-sheet shocks evident, but the faster growth in liabilities versus assets suggests working-capital or financing activity (vs. big asset investments). Industry context—networking vendors have seen uneven enterprise and carrier capex, a shift toward software/subscription revenue, and post‑COVID supply-chain normalization—so these modest, steady changes are consistent with a company managing capital for product and software transitions. Note the 2025 line shows zeros (data unavailable); for a fuller view of financial health and the drivers behind 2024’s equity increase, review the income statement and cash-flow details (retained earnings, buybacks, debt issuance/repayment).
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