As of Q1'26, SOUN's cash and short-term investments stood at $215.6M, reflecting a slight decline of $32.9M from the previous quarter's $248.5M, while debt increased modestly to $6.2M from $4.2M in Q4'25. This positions the company's liquidity at a healthy level, with cash reserves significantly outweighing debt obligations. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, cash and short-term investments exhibited volatile growth, starting at $115.8M and peaking at $268.9M in Q3'25 before the recent dip, driven by notable surges such as a jump to $211.7M in Q1'24 and $245.8M in Q1'25. In contrast, debt trended downward overall from $73.9M in Q2'23 to the current $6.2M, with sharp reductions in Q2'24 ($4.5M) and Q4'24 ($4.4M), indicating improved financial leverage and reduced borrowing reliance despite occasional upticks. The bar chart highlights a strengthening net cash position, underscoring SOUN's enhanced balance sheet resilience amid fluctuating cash flows.