Days of sales Nvidia is owed

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Accounts receivable at quarter end over the quarter's revenue, times 91 days, from the filings and refreshed with each one. Set the yardstick and see how many dollars sit above it.

As of Jul 26, 2026 · quarterly, with each filing · published Aug 26, 2026 · read Oct 23, 2026 · derived · next release Nov 18, 2026

Live data, updated Oct 23, 2026, 5:31 p.m. ET

What the chart says. Nvidia was owed 59.6 days in the quarter to Jul 26, 2026, against 45.7 days in the quarter to Apr 27, 2025: $63.1 billion of receivables on $96.2 billion of quarterly revenue. A seller that waits longer for its money is financing its customers. The yardstick is April's pace; everything above it is paper the seller holds.

Source: Nvidia Forms 10-Q and 10-K, SEC EDGAR (XBRL company facts) (latest period Jul 26, 2026, refreshed at each build). Days of sales are DeepStack arithmetic: receivables at quarter end over the quarter's revenue, times 91.

Show the data table

Nvidia: period	Receivables	Quarterly revenue	Days of sales owed at quarter end
Quarter to Apr 27, 2025	$22.1B	$44.1B	45.7 days
Quarter to Jul 27, 2025	$27.8B	$46.7B	54.1 days
Quarter to Oct 26, 2025	$33.4B	$57.0B	53.3 days
Quarter to Jan 25, 2026	$38.5B	$68.1B	51.4 days
Quarter to Apr 26, 2026	$40.7B	$81.6B	45.4 days
Quarter to Jul 26, 2026	$63.1B	$96.2B	59.6 days

Read Part 16: The Seller Holds the Paper

Days of sales as the yardstick45.4 days40.0 days65.0 days

Step 0.1 days · 45.4 was the April 2026 pace

Days of sales owed at quarter end; the mark is your yardstick

Quarter to Apr 27, 202545.7 days
Quarter to Jul 27, 202554.1 days
Quarter to Oct 26, 202553.3 days
Quarter to Jan 25, 202651.4 days
Quarter to Apr 26, 202645.4 days
Quarter to Jul 26, 202659.6 days

Receivables, Quarter to Jul 26, 2026$63.1B

Quarterly revenue, Quarter to Jul 26, 2026$96.2B

Above your collection pace, Quarter to Jul 26, 2026$15.1B

Nvidia: 59.6 days in the quarter to Jul 26, 2026, up from 45.7 days in the quarter to Apr 27, 2025. At your yardstick of 45.4 days, the latest period carries $15.1B more than the yardstick allows.