Core Molding Technologies, Inc. balance sheet CMT

As of Sep 30, 2026, Core Molding Technologies, Inc. had total assets of $231.0 million and total liabilities of $69.8 million. Total assets were up 5.1% from a year earlier. Stockholders' equity was $161.1 million. It held $5.4 million in cash and investments against $19.3 million of total debt, net debt of $13.8 million. The current ratio, current assets divided by current liabilities, was 1.86.

USD in millions, except ratios and per-share amounts. The percent under a figure is the change from the year before.

Line
FY 2026
Sep 30, 2026
FY 2025
Dec 31, 2025
FY 2023
Dec 31, 2024
FY 2023
Dec 31, 2023
FY 2021
Dec 31, 2022
FY 2021
Dec 31, 2021
FY 2020
Dec 31, 2020
FY 2019
Dec 31, 2019
FY 2018
Dec 31, 2018
FY 2016
Dec 31, 2017
FY 2016
Dec 31, 2016
Assets
Cash
5
-87.2%
38
42
24
4
+1.3%
6
+48.8%
4
+122.6%
2
-1.9%
2
27
+199.5%
28
+216.3%
Cash and investments
5
-87.2%
38
42
24
4
+1.3%
6
+48.8%
4
+122.6%
2
-1.9%
2
27
+199.5%
28
+216.3%
Receivables
41
+16.5%
31
30
42
44
+60.5%
35
+27.8%
28
-14.9%
32
-28.7%
45
20
-46.2%
20
-47.0%
Inventory
27
+34.8%
20
18
22
24
+30.0%
25
+36.9%
18
-15.3%
22
-15.8%
26
13
-1.7%
11
-20.3%
Total current assets
97
-12.7%
103
103
103
81
+42.8%
75
+33.0%
56
-7.8%
61
-23.8%
80
65
+3.6%
60
-4.5%
Property and equipment, net
97
+19.6%
87
81
81
83
+12.4%
76
+2.5%
74
-6.5%
79
-1.8%
81
69
-7.4%
71
-4.7%
Goodwill
17
+0.0%
17
17
17
17
+0.0%
17
+0.0%
17
+0.0%
17
-19.1%
21
2
+0.0%
2
+0.0%
Total assets
231
+5.1%
228
210
213
199
+20.0%
187
+12.8%
166
-7.7%
179
-10.9%
201
139
-0.9%
133
-4.5%
Liabilities and equity
Accounts payable
29
+40.1%
15
17
24
30
+74.1%
23
+33.5%
17
-14.6%
20
-21.8%
25
14
+2.7%
9
-36.7%
Total current liabilities
52
+36.2%
34
37
46
51
+41.1%
53
+47.4%
36
-57.1%
84
+108.6%
40
25
-21.1%
21
-31.6%
Total liabilities
70
+8.6%
70
62
74
82
+15.2%
87
+21.0%
72
-24.6%
95
-7.2%
102
37
-28.2%
37
-28.2%
Stockholders' equity
161
+3.7%
158
147
139
116
+23.6%
100
+6.6%
94
+11.3%
84
-14.7%
99
103
+16.0%
97
+9.1%
Debt
Debt due within a year
5
+150.8%
2
2
1
1
-95.9%
4
-86.7%
30
-40.0%
49
+1431.0%
3
3
-19.2%
3
-19.2%
Long-term debt
0
-100.0%
18
20
22
23
21
—
0
-100.0%
55
4
-61.5%
7
-30.8%
Lease liabilities
14
+239.0%
15
2
4
5
+90.9%
6
+104.7%
3
-39.1%
4
—
—
—
Total debt
19
-21.2%
35
24
27
29
-9.4%
31
-5.2%
32
-39.9%
54
-7.7%
58
7
-49.9%
10
-27.6%
Net cash
-14
-176.9%
4
18
-3
-25
+11.0%
-25
+13.1%
-28
+45.7%
-52
+7.9%
-56
20
+543.0%
19
+510.0%
Ratios
Current ratio
1.86x
3.02x
2.80x
2.23x
1.59x
1.42x
1.57x
0.73x
2.00x
2.64x
2.81x
Debt to equity
0.12x
0.22x
0.16x
0.19x
0.25x
0.31x
0.34x
0.64x
0.59x
0.07x
0.10x
Debt to EBITDA
0.97x
1.30x
0.60x
0.68x
0.98x
1.03x
1.47x
—
9.29x
—
—
Return on equity
4.33%
7.08%
13.79%
14.63%
10.51%
12.19%
8.69%
-18.03%
-4.83%
5.30%
5.64%
Return on assets
3.02%
4.91%
9.70%
9.52%
6.14%
6.54%
4.93%
-8.49%
-2.38%
3.94%
4.09%
Book value per share
18.84
18.58
17.11
16.05
13.80
12.15
11.77
10.72
12.72
13.35
12.67
How these figures are calculated

Annual columns are full-year amounts from the annual report (Form 10-K, 20-F, or 40-F). If a company restates a year, the latest filed number is shown. USD in millions, except ratios and per-share amounts. Cash and investments adds short-term and long-term marketable securities to cash. Debt due within a year is the borrowings that are not already in long-term debt. Total debt is those borrowings plus lease liabilities. Net cash is cash and investments minus total debt. Return on equity and return on assets divide the trailing twelve months of net income by the balance on that date. Debt to EBITDA uses the trailing twelve months of EBITDA. The first column is the latest balance sheet when it is newer than the latest fiscal year. More on our methodology.

Company profile

Industry
Plastics Products, NEC (SIC 3089)
Listed as
CMT (NYSE)
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Incorporated in
DE
Headquarters
Columbus, OH
SEC filer status
Accelerated filer, Smaller reporting company
SEC CIK
1026655
Former names
CORE MATERIALS CORP (until Aug 22, 2002)

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