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What changed in Johnson & Johnson's latest annual report

In the year ended 28 Dec 2025, Johnson & Johnson's revenue rose 6% to USD 94.19bn, from USD 88.82bn; net income rose 90.6% to USD 26.80bn, from USD 14.07bn; long-term debt rose 28.7% to USD 39.44bn, from USD 30.65bn.

Year ended 28 Dec 2025. Source: 10-K filed 11 Feb 2026, read it on SEC EDGAR.

USD 88.82bn to USD 94.19bn

Revenue, up 6% year on year

The figures, year on year

Annual figures as reported to the SEC, in US dollars. Changes are calculated from the two values.
ItemYear beforeLatest yearChange
Revenue88.82bn94.19bnUp 6%
Net income14.07bn26.80bnUp 90.6%
Total assets180.10bn199.21bnUp 10.6%
Total liabilities108.61bn117.67bnUp 8.3%
Long-term debt30.65bn39.44bnUp 28.7%
Cash and cash equivalents24.11bn19.71bnDown 18.2%

Questions people ask

Did Johnson & Johnson's revenue grow last year?

Revenue grew 6%, from USD 88.82bn to USD 94.19bn in the year ended 28 Dec 2025.

Is Johnson & Johnson profitable?

Yes. Net income was USD 26.80bn in the year ended 28 Dec 2025. The year before: USD 14.07bn.

How much cash and debt does Johnson & Johnson have?

At its latest year end (28 Dec 2025), Johnson & Johnson reported cash and cash equivalents of USD 19.71bn and long-term debt of USD 39.44bn.

Where do these numbers come from?

From Johnson & Johnson's own annual filings with the SEC. Each change is calculated from the reported figures; nothing is estimated.

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