Eli Lilly Current Ratio 2010-2025 | LLY

Current and historical current ratio for Eli Lilly (LLY) from 2010 to 2025. Current ratio can be defined as a liquidity ratio that measures a company's ability to pay short-term obligations. Eli Lilly current ratio for the three months ending March 31, 2025 was 1.37.
Eli Lilly Current Ratio Historical Data
Date Current Assets Current Liabilities Current Ratio
2025-03-31 $41.26B $30.07B 1.37
2024-12-31 $32.74B $28.38B 1.15
2024-09-30 $31.42B $24.67B 1.27
2024-06-30 $30.20B $27.12B 1.11
2024-03-31 $25.19B $18.60B 1.35
2023-12-31 $25.73B $27.29B 0.94
2023-09-30 $23.01B $22.00B 1.05
2023-06-30 $21.33B $18.92B 1.13
2023-03-31 $20.81B $16.01B 1.30
2022-12-31 $18.04B $17.14B 1.05
2022-09-30 $17.64B $15.65B 1.13
2022-06-30 $17.12B $15.62B 1.10
2022-03-31 $16.97B $13.39B 1.27
2021-12-31 $18.45B $15.05B 1.23
2021-09-30 $17.81B $13.68B 1.30
2021-06-30 $17.30B $15.09B 1.15
2021-03-31 $16.61B $11.71B 1.42
2020-12-31 $17.46B $12.48B 1.40
2020-09-30 $16.24B $11.98B 1.36
2020-06-30 $14.58B $11.99B 1.22
2020-03-31 $13.99B $12.61B 1.11
2019-12-31 $13.71B $11.78B 1.16
2019-09-30 $12.66B $10.83B 1.17
2019-06-30 $13.46B $11.86B 1.14
2019-03-31 $12.60B $11.24B 1.12
2018-12-31 $20.55B $11.89B 1.73
2018-09-30 $20.69B $10.83B 1.91
2018-06-30 $18.33B $13.06B 1.40
2018-03-31 $16.26B $11.55B 1.41
2017-12-31 $19.20B $14.54B 1.32
2017-09-30 $17.43B $12.67B 1.38
2017-06-30 $15.75B $11.30B 1.39
2017-03-31 $12.98B $10.45B 1.24
2016-12-31 $15.10B $10.99B 1.38
2016-09-30 $13.39B $8.27B 1.62
2016-06-30 $12.98B $8.40B 1.55
2016-03-31 $11.72B $7.34B 1.60
2015-12-31 $12.57B $8.23B 1.53
2015-09-30 $12.57B $8.30B 1.51
2015-06-30 $12.35B $8.23B 1.50
2015-03-31 $11.74B $8.34B 1.41
2014-12-31 $11.93B $9.74B 1.23
2014-09-30 $12.11B $7.58B 1.60
2014-06-30 $13.16B $7.42B 1.77
2014-03-31 $13.04B $6.63B 1.97
2013-12-31 $13.11B $8.92B 1.47
2013-09-30 $13.20B $8.08B 1.64
2013-06-30 $12.64B $8.41B 1.50
2013-03-31 $12.33B $7.59B 1.62
2012-12-31 $13.04B $8.39B 1.55
2012-09-30 $14.04B $6.96B 2.02
2012-06-30 $12.31B $6.61B 1.86
2012-03-31 $12.60B $6.55B 1.92
2011-12-31 $14.25B $8.93B 1.60
2011-09-30 $14.57B $8.22B 1.77
2011-06-30 $14.95B $8.62B 1.73
2011-03-31 $15.35B $7.65B 2.01
2010-12-31 $14.84B $6.93B 2.14
2010-09-30 $14.18B $6.10B 2.33
2010-06-30 $12.47B $6.33B 1.97
2010-03-31 $12.25B $5.66B 2.17
2009-12-31 $12.49B $6.57B 1.90
2009-09-30 $11.81B $6.07B 1.95
2009-06-30 $10.94B $6.99B 1.57
2009-03-31 $10.26B $7.36B 1.40
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Medical Large Cap Pharmaceutical $729.643B $45.043B
Eli Lilly and Company, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, boasts a diversified product profile including a solid lineup of new successful drugs. It also has a dependable pipeline as it navigates through challenges like patent expirations of several drugs and rising pricing pressure on its U.S. diabetes franchise. Its pharmaceutical product categories are neuroscience, diabetes, oncology, immunology and others. Over the past few years, Lilly has been actively seeking acquisitions and in-licensing deals to boost its product portfolio and pipeline. The purchase of ImClone Systems brought with it cancer compound, Erbitux. The acquisition of ICOS Corporation gave Lilly full control over erectile dysfunction drug, Cialis. Its other acquisitions include Hypnion, Inc., CoLucid Pharmaceuticals added Reyvow for acute migraine, Loxo Oncology and Dermira. Lilly has collaboration agreements with several companies including Incyte, Boehringer Ingelheim and Innovent Biologics among others.
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