In the most recent quarter, Q4'26, SNOW's ROA stands at -3.39%, reflecting a slight deterioration from -3.57% in Q3'26, while ROE is at -16.09% compared to -13.78% in the prior quarter, and ROIC is at -6.68%, down marginally from -6.06%. These figures indicate ongoing negative profitability metrics, with ROE showing the most pronounced losses among the three indicators. Over the period from Q1'24 to Q4'26, all metrics exhibit a predominantly declining trend, starting from relatively stable levels around -3% to -5% for ROA and ROIC, and -4% for ROE, before worsening significantly after Q4'24. ROE has deteriorated the most sharply, dropping from -3.27% in Q4'24 to -16.09% in Q4'26, with notable acceleration in losses from Q1'25 onward; ROA and ROIC follow a similar but less severe pattern, fluctuating between -2% and -8% with an overall downward trajectory, highlighting persistent challenges in asset utilization and capital efficiency.