Sony’s Market Cap Value on September 7th, 2012: $11.69 billion
(Marketwatch/Wall Street Journal) [In may it was $21 Billion]
Sony’s total assets ($166.22 billion) to Sony’s total liabilities ($135.61 billion).
Since total assets include everything that Sony owns (cash, buildings, divisions, intellectual property, etc.)…
Sony would have to sell over 80 percent of their total assets (Total Assets = Every single thing Sony owns including cash)
just to pay off their total liabilities.
If you combined the June 2012 total liabilities of Microsoft ($54.91 billion), Apple ($51.15B), Google ($21.33 billion), and Electronic Arts ($2.27 Billion), that would equal to $129.66 billion in liabilities. Sony would STILL have $5.95 billion more in total liabilities than Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Electronic Arts combined. It really paints a picture of just how out of control Sony’s total liabilities have become.