GOOG Quick Ratio Analysis

The quick ratio, or the proportion of cash and other liquid assets available to pay each dollar of short-term debt, stands at 0.99x — meaning GOOG holds just under one dollar of liquid assets for every dollar of current liabilities, a level that indicates adequate but not ample short-term liquidity.

This reading matches the sector median of 0.99x exactly, though GOOG holds the 0th percentile rank among sector peers, placing it at the lower end of the distribution relative to other communication services companies. No trend is available: year-over-year change, quarter-over-quarter change, and the direction over the last 8 quarters are all reported as N/A, leaving only this single historical data point of 0.

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