As of Q1'26, SMR's cash and short-term investments stood at $890.1M USD, reflecting a decline from the peak of $1.25B USD in Q4'25, while debt remained at $0 USD across the entire period from Q2'23 to Q1'26. This latest position indicates a robust liquidity buffer without any leverage, providing financial flexibility amid potential operational expansions. Over the timeframe from Q2'23 to Q1'26, cash and short-term investments exhibited a volatile upward trend, starting at $154.4M USD and surging dramatically to $1.25B USD by Q4'25 before the recent pullback to $890.1M USD, with notable accelerations in Q4'24 ($441.6M USD), Q1'25 ($521.4M USD), and Q3'25 ($691.8M USD). The absence of debt throughout underscores a conservative balance sheet strategy, minimizing interest expenses and enhancing resilience against market fluctuations in the nuclear reactor sector.