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Northern Oil and Gas NOG Balance Sheet Statement

FY'25FY'24FY'23FY'22
$14.3M+60.1%$8.93M+9.0%$8.2M+224%$2.53M-73.4%
$349.93M-10.2%$389.67M+5.2%$370.53M+36.6%$271.34M+40.2%
$586.03M+17.0%$500.74M-1.7%$509.41M+58.9%$320.49M+48.8%
$4.75B-6.6%$5.08B+29.3%$3.93B+58.3%$2.48B+98.1%
$5.41B-3.5%$5.6B+25.0%$4.48B+56.0%$2.88B+88.8%
$539.29M-0.9%$544.27M+41.1%$385.76M+11.8%$344.97M+5.3%
$2.4B+1.1%$2.37B+29.1%$1.84B+20.3%$1.53B+89.9%
$3.28B0.0%$3.28B+34.8%$2.44B+14.4%$2.13B+62.9%
270M0.0%270M+100%135M0.0%135M0.0%
$481.28M+8.8%$442.52M+669%-$77.79M+92.2%-$1B+43.6%
$2.13B-8.4%$2.32B+13.3%$2.05B+175%$745.26M+246%
$5.41B-3.5%$5.6B+25.0%$4.48B+56.0%$2.88B+88.8%

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Questions, answered.

Can Northern Oil and Gas cover its short-term obligations?
Its current ratio is 0.53 — current liabilities exceed current assets.
Where does Northern Oil and Gas's balance sheet data come from?
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