According to H&M's latest financial reports the company has NZ$2.70 Billion in cash and cash equivalents.
A companyโs cash on hand also refered as cash/cash equivalents (CCE) and Short-term investments, is the amount of accessible money a business has.
Year | Cash on Hand | Change |
---|---|---|
2024-11-30 | NZ$2.68 B | -35.16% |
2023-11-30 | NZ$4.14 B | 25.31% |
2022-11-30 | NZ$3.30 B | -25.5% |
2021-11-30 | NZ$4.43 B | 60.4% |
2020-11-30 | NZ$2.76 B | 38.17% |
2019-11-30 | NZ$2.00 B | 7.53% |
2018-11-30 | NZ$1.86 B | 10.42% |
2017-11-30 | NZ$1.68 B | 16.89% |
2016-11-30 | NZ$1.44 B | -36.43% |
2015-11-30 | NZ$2.26 B | -20.34% |
2014-11-30 | NZ$2.84 B | -11.67% |
2013-11-30 | NZ$3.22 B | 3.22% |
2012-11-30 | NZ$3.12 B | -22.76% |
2011-11-30 | NZ$4.04 B | -15.16% |
2010-11-30 | NZ$4.76 B | 8.18% |
2009-11-30 | NZ$4.40 B | -10.73% |
2008-11-30 | NZ$4.93 B | 15.17% |
2007-11-30 | NZ$4.28 B | 7.58% |
2006-11-30 | NZ$3.98 B | 34.53% |
2005-11-30 | NZ$2.96 B | 471.6% |
2004-11-30 | NZ$0.51 B |