As of Q4'25, APP's cash and short-term investments reached $2.49B, marking a substantial increase from prior quarters and providing a stronger liquidity buffer. In contrast, total debt stood at $3.54B, remaining relatively stable and exceeding cash holdings by approximately $1.05B. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, cash levels exhibited significant volatility, declining sharply from $1.25B to a low of $332M in Q3'23 before recovering strongly to $2.49B by Q4'25, reflecting improved cash generation possibly from operational growth. Debt showed modest fluctuations, starting at $3.27B and rising gradually to $3.55B by Q4'24, then stabilizing around $3.51B-$3.70B through Q4'25, indicating controlled leverage with net debt consistently above $2B but narrowing in recent quarters due to cash accumulation. This trend suggests enhancing financial flexibility for APP, though debt levels warrant monitoring amid expansion.