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Cash & Cash Equivalents

The latest quarterly cash is $1.49 Billion with a quarter-over-quarter change of +108.98%. Cash and cash equivalents include currency, bank deposits, and highly liquid investments that can be quickly converted to cash.

Cash

PCG Cash

$1.49B

Reported quarterly cash and cash equivalents; no daily interpolation.

+385.34% 5Y

Current Cash

$1.49B

$1.49 Billion

Quarter-over-Quarter Change

+108.98%

vs. $713.00M prior quarter

Historical Data

96

Quarters of data available

Quarterly Cash History

PeriodCashQoQ Change% Change
Q1 2026$1.49B+$777.00M+108.98%
Q4 2025$713.00M$-59.00M-7.64%
Q3 2025$772.00M+$278.00M+56.28%
Q2 2025$494.00M$-1.53B-75.58%
Q1 2025$2.02B+$1.08B+115.21%
Q4 2024$940.00M+$45.00M+5.03%
Q3 2024$895.00M$-420.00M-31.94%
Q2 2024$1.31B+$657.00M+99.85%
Q1 2024$658.00M+$23.00M+3.62%
Q4 2023$635.00M+$46.00M+7.81%
Q3 2023$589.00M$-216.00M-26.83%
Q2 2023$805.00M$-223.00M-21.69%
Q1 2023$1.03B+$294.00M+40.05%
Q4 2022$734.00M+$472.00M+180.15%
Q3 2022$262.00M+$23.00M+9.62%
Q2 2022$239.00M$-8.00M-3.24%
Q1 2022$247.00M$-44.00M-15.12%
Q4 2021$291.00M$-129.00M-30.71%
Q3 2021$420.00M+$113.00M+36.81%
Q2 2021$307.00M+$78.00M+34.06%
Q1 2021$229.00M$-255.00M-52.69%
Q4 2020$484.00M+$20.00M+4.31%
Q3 2020$464.00M$-504.00M-52.07%
Q2 2020$968.00M$-992.00M-50.61%
Q1 2020$1.96B+$390.00M+24.84%
Q4 2019$1.57B$-1.40B-47.14%
Q3 2019$2.97B$-489.00M-14.14%
Q2 2019$3.46B+$495.00M+16.70%
Q1 2019$2.96B+$1.30B+77.70%
Q4 2018$1.67B+$1.24B+287.91%
Q3 2018$430.00M$-87.00M-16.83%
Q2 2018$517.00M+$373.00M+259.03%
Q1 2018$144.00M$-305.00M-67.93%
Q4 2017$449.00M+$258.00M+135.08%
Q3 2017$191.00M+$13.00M+7.30%
Q2 2017$178.00M+$14.00M+8.54%
Q1 2017$164.00M$-13.00M-7.34%
Q4 2016$177.00M+$106.00M+149.30%
Q3 2016$71.00M$-118.00M-62.43%
Q2 2016$189.00M+$47.00M+33.10%
Q1 2016$142.00M+$19.00M+15.45%
Q4 2015$123.00M$-31.00M-20.13%
Q3 2015$154.00M$-95.00M-38.15%
Q2 2015$249.00M+$104.00M+71.72%
Q1 2015$145.00M$-6.00M-3.97%
Q4 2014$151.00M+$12.00M+8.63%
Q3 2014$139.00M+$7.00M+5.30%
Q2 2014$132.00M+$24.00M+22.22%
Q1 2014$108.00M$-188.00M-63.51%
Q4 2013$296.00M+$15.00M+5.34%
Q3 2013$281.00M+$00.00%
Q2 2013$281.00M+$3.00M+1.08%
Q1 2013$278.00M$-123.00M-30.67%
Q4 2012$401.00M+$105.00M+35.47%
Q3 2012$296.00M+$4.00M+1.37%
Q2 2012$292.00M+$35.00M+13.62%
Q1 2012$257.00M$-256.00M-49.90%
Q4 2011$513.00M+$236.00M+85.20%
Q3 2011$277.00M$-73.00M-20.86%
Q2 2011$350.00M+$110.00M+45.83%
Q1 2011$240.00M$-51.00M-17.53%
Q4 2010$291.00M$-56.00M-16.14%
Q3 2010$347.00M+$82.00M+30.94%
Q2 2010$265.00M+$7.00M+2.71%
Q1 2010$258.00M$-269.00M-51.04%
Q4 2009$527.00M$-173.00M-24.71%
Q3 2009$700.00M+$362.00M+107.10%
Q2 2009$338.00M+$67.00M+24.72%
Q1 2009$271.00M+$52.00M+23.74%
Q4 2008$219.00M$-32.00M-12.75%
Q3 2008$251.00M$-46.00M-15.49%
Q2 2008$297.00M+$44.00M+17.39%
Q1 2008$253.00M$-92.00M-26.67%
Q4 2007$345.00M$-1.89B-84.53%
Q3 2007$2.23B+$436.00M+24.30%
Q2 2007$1.79B$-102.00M-5.38%
Q1 2007$1.90B+$1.44B+315.79%
Q4 2006$456.00M$-1.41B-75.58%
Q3 2006$1.87B$-52.00M-2.71%
Q2 2006$1.92B+$1.02B+112.51%
Q1 2006$903.00M+$190.00M+26.65%
Q4 2005$713.00M$-520.00M-42.17%
Q3 2005$1.23B$-261.00M-17.47%
Q2 2005$1.49B+$113.00M+8.18%
Q1 2005$1.38B+$409.00M+42.08%
Q4 2004$972.00M$-884.00M-47.63%
Q3 2004$1.86B+$436.00M+30.70%
Q2 2004$1.42B$-2.04B-58.96%
Q1 2004$3.46B$-198.00M-5.41%
Q4 2003$3.66B$-1.02B-21.75%
Q3 2003$4.67B$-189.00M-3.89%
Q2 2003$4.86B+$296.00M+6.48%
Q1 2003$4.57B+$1.04B+29.33%
Q4 2002$3.53B$-1.35B-27.62%
Q3 2002$4.88B$-220.00M-4.31%
Q2 2002$5.10B
Data as of Thursday, June 25, 2026

About PG&E Corporation

PG&E Corporation operates as a holding company, overseeing the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity and natural gas to its clientele. The firm's expertise spans a broad range of energy-related services, including general utilities, power provision, gas supply, electrical grids, solar solutions, and sustainability initiatives. Established in 1995, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Oakland, California.

Oakland, CA
28,410 employees
Utilities / Regulated Electric
Sector
Utilities
Industry
Regulated Electric
CEO
Patricia Kessler Poppe