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Over the five-year period the balance sheet shows very strong expansion: total assets rose from $2,732.5m in 2021 to $8,701.6m in 2025 (a ~3.19x increase; ~33.5% compound annual growth). Total liabilities increased from $1,860.7m to $5,382.7m (~2.89x; ~30.4% CAGR), while stockholders’ equity grew from $870.6m to $3,279.5m (~3.77x; ~39.4% CAGR). Absolute changes were material (assets +$5,969.0m; liabilities +$3,522.0m; equity +$2,408.9m), and year‑to‑year growth remained robust throughout (annual asset increases in the 30–39% range). The capital structure improved over the period. Liabilities as a share of assets peaked near 71–70% in 2022–2023 then fell to about 62% by 2025, while the equity ratio rose from ~31.9% (2021) to ~37.7% (2025). That pattern—equity growing faster than liabilities in the latter years—suggests the company is strengthening its capitalization (likely from retained earnings and/or capital raises) even as it scales. For a high‑growth SaaS/cybersecurity business like CrowdStrike, rising assets and deferred‑revenue or other operating liabilities are typical; here the trend shows rapid scale combined with improving balance‑sheet leverage, which is generally a positive sign for financial flexibility and resilience.
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