An increase suggests the company has accumulated significant losses abroad, which may provide future tax shields, while a decrease indicates the utilization or expiration of these losses.
This represents the accumulated net operating losses incurred by foreign subsidiaries that can be applied against future...
Commonly reported by multinational energy firms as 'Net Operating Loss Carryforwards' or 'Tax Loss Carryforwards' within geographic segment disclosures.
et_segment_foreign_operating_loss_carryforwards| Q4 '25 | |
|---|---|
| Value | $425.00M |