Growth & profitability
- Revenue has grown 51.2% per year over the past 5 years.
- Operating margin has expanded, at -30.6% in the latest year.
Financial health
- Operating income covered interest expense -173.0× in the latest year.
SNOW Financials Snowflake
8 years of revenue, profit, cash flow and balance-sheet history through FY2026, from SEC filings — with a computed, factual read of the trend. Updated Overview →
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Key annual figures
| FY | Revenue | Net income | Gross M | Op M | FCF | Total debt | Cash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $4.7B | -$1.3B | 67.2% | -30.6% | $1.1B | — | $2.8B |
| 2025 | $3.6B | -$1.3B | 66.5% | -40.2% | $913M | — | $2.6B |
| 2024 | $2.8B | -$838M | 68.0% | -39.0% | $813M | — | $1.8B |
| 2023 | $2.1B | -$798M | 65.3% | -40.8% | $521M | — | $940M |
| 2022 | $1.2B | -$680M | 62.4% | -58.6% | $94M | — | $1.1B |
| 2021 | $592M | -$539M | 59.0% | -91.9% | -$80M | — | $820M |
| 2020 | $265M | -$349M | 56.0% | -135.3% | -$195M | — | $127M |
| 2019 | $97M | -$178M | 46.5% | -191.9% | -$146M | — | $117M |
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Key quarterly figures
| Quarter | Revenue | Net income | Gross M | Op M | FCF | Total debt | Cash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr '26 | $1.4B | -$296M | 66.6% | -23.4% | $233M | — | $2.1B |
| Jan '26 | $1.3B | -$310M | 66.8% | -24.8% | $765M | — | $2.8B |
| Oct '25 | $1.2B | -$294M | 67.8% | -27.2% | $114M | — | $1.9B |
| Jul '25 | $1.1B | -$298M | 67.5% | -29.7% | $58M | — | $1.9B |
| Apr '25 | $1.0B | -$430M | 66.5% | -42.9% | $183M | — | $2.2B |
| Jan '25 | $987M | -$327M | 66.2% | -39.2% | $421M | — | $2.6B |
| Oct '24 | $942M | -$324M | 65.9% | -38.8% | $88M | — | $2.1B |
| Jul '24 | $869M | -$317M | 66.8% | -40.9% | $65M | — | $1.3B |
| Apr '24 | $829M | -$317M | 67.1% | -42.1% | $339M | — | $1.3B |
| Jan '24 | $775M | -$169M | 68.8% | -35.6% | $332M | — | $1.8B |
| Oct '23 | $734M | -$214M | 68.8% | -35.5% | $112M | — | $982M |
| Jul '23 | $674M | -$227M | 67.6% | -42.3% | $77M | — | $755M |
| Apr '23 | $624M | -$226M | 66.4% | -43.8% | $292M | — | $653M |
| Jan '23 | $589M | -$207M | 65.1% | -40.7% | $212M | — | $940M |
| Oct '22 | $557M | -$201M | 65.8% | -37.0% | $71M | — | $819M |
| Jul '22 | $497M | -$223M | 65.2% | -41.8% | $61M | — | $907M |
| Apr '22 | $422M | -$166M | 65.0% | -44.7% | $177M | — | $1.1B |
| Jan '22 | $384M | -$132M | 65.0% | -39.6% | $75M | — | $1.1B |
| Oct '21 | $334M | -$155M | 63.9% | -47.0% | $13M | — | $935M |
| Jul '21 | $272M | -$190M | 61.0% | -73.5% | -$10M | — | $699M |
Valuation over time
How the market has priced SNOW against its own fundamentals since 2023-03 — each month-end's share price set against the most recent annual filing, so the multiple moves as price runs ahead of (or behind) earnings. Split-adjusted.
- The price-to-sales ratio has fallen from 25.9× (Mar '23) to 16.8× (Jun '26).
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Frequently asked questions
Is SNOW growing its revenue and profit?
Over the past 5 years, Snowflake's revenue has grown 51.2% per year. These are computed facts, not advice.
How much debt does SNOW have?
As of FY2026, Snowflake reported — of total debt against $2.8B of cash; operating income covered interest expense -173.0×.
What is SNOW's profit margin?
In FY2026, gross margin was 67.2%, operating margin -30.6%, and net margin -28.4%.
Where does this data come from?
All figures are extracted from the company’s SEC EDGAR/XBRL filings — 10-K annual reports and 10-Q quarterly reports (use the Annual / Quarterly toggle). Quarterly figures are derived from the as-filed statements (year-to-date amounts are differenced into discrete quarters). Growth rates and ratios are computed by tradmap; nothing here is investment advice.
Source: SEC EDGAR / XBRL (10-K + 10-Q filings) · prices EOD (Databento), corporate-action-adjusted · growth rates, valuation multiples & ratios computed by tradmap. Valuation uses each month-end price against the latest annual filing. Informational only — not investment advice.