As of Q1'26, SERV's cash and short-term investments stood at $187.48M USD, reflecting a slight decline of approximately 20% from the Q4'25 peak of $233.41M USD, while debt levels remained relatively stable at $4.82M USD, up modestly from $5.25M USD in the prior quarter. This positions the company's net cash position strongly positive at over $182.66M USD, underscoring robust liquidity relative to obligations. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, cash and short-term investments exhibited significant volatility initially, with sharp fluctuations from $18.91K USD in Q2'23 to a low of $6.76K USD in Q4'23, followed by explosive growth peaking at $233.41M USD in Q4'25 driven by apparent inflows or operational successes. In contrast, debt trended downward overall from $8.63M USD in Q2'23 to a low of $0.57M USD in Q3'24 before stabilizing around $4-5M USD in recent quarters, resulting in a net improvement in the cash-to-debt ratio from near parity early on to over 38:1 by Q1'26, indicating enhanced financial flexibility for SERV.