As of Q3'26, Credo Technology Group (CRDO)'s cash and short-term investments reached $1.30B, marking a substantial increase from the prior quarter and reflecting strong liquidity growth. In contrast, total debt remained minimal at $12.62M, stable compared to $12.81M in Q2'26 and well below historical levels, underscoring a healthy balance sheet with negligible leverage. Over the period from Q4'23 to Q3'26, cash and short-term investments exhibited robust overall growth, rising from $218M to $1.30B—a more than fivefold increase—driven by significant accelerations in Q3'24 ($409M) and Q2'26 ($814M), likely tied to operational cash flows or financing activities. Debt levels showed a consistent slight decline from $12.87M in Q4'23 to $12.62M in Q3'26, with minor fluctuations but no major shifts, maintaining a low debt-to-cash ratio that highlights financial stability and low risk exposure for investors.