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The increase in cash during Q2 2025 was driven primarily by **strong operating cash flow**, which contributed **$31,007 thousand** from core business activities. This robust performance, supported by adjustments like **stock-based compensation** and favorable **working capital changes** (e.g., a **$20,689 thousand** decrease in accounts receivable and an increase in deferred revenue of **$7,828 thousand**) helped propel the cash balance upward. These gains were partially offset by **investing activities** that used **$27,431 thousand** and by financing activities that provided **$4,041 thousand**, with a minor negative effect of **$99 thousand** from foreign currency fluctuations.  **[0001676238-24-000169_a20240731-brazeincxq225ear.htm:9]** **[0001676238-24-000171_brze-20240731.htm:5]** **[0001676238-24-000169_a20240731-brazeincxq225ear.htm:10]** 

What drove the increase in cash in Q2 2025?

In Q3 2025, **cash dropped** primarily due to increased operational cash outflows and a more negative free cash flow. Specifically, **cash used in operations increased from $2 million to $11.4 million**, and free cash flow worsened from **negative $5.9 million to negative $14.2 million**. Additionally, fluctuations in the timing of customer and vendor payments (capitalized costs) further contributed to the decrease in cash and cash equivalents.  **[BRZE_3411165_6]** **[0001676238-24-000206_a20241031-brazeincxq325ear.htm:9]** **[0001676238-24-000208_brze-20241031.htm:5]** 

Why did cash drop in Q3 2025?

The spike in Q4 2024 liabilities was driven by three main factors: an increase in **deferred revenue** due to higher customer prepayments, elevated **operating lease liabilities** (both current and noncurrent) because of new or expanded lease agreements, and a rise in **accrued expenses and other current liabilities** that likely reflect higher accrued compensation and vendor obligations.  **[0001676238-24-000049_brze-20240131.htm:119]** **[0001676238-24-000047_a20240131-brazeincxfy24ear.htm:10]** 

What caused the spike in liabilities in Q4 2024?

The comprehensive loss improved due to significant positive contributions from unrealized gains and currency translation adjustments. According to the documents, the Accumulated Other Comprehensive Loss shifted from **$(1,178) thousand** to **$348 thousand** during the period. This change was driven by **$1,296 thousand** in unrealized gains on marketable securities and an additional **$230 thousand** from foreign currency translation adjustments, together resulting in a net improvement of **$1,526 thousand**.  **[0001676238-24-000206_a20241031-brazeincxq325ear.htm:9]** **[0001676238-24-000208_brze-20241031.htm:6]** 

How did the comprehensive loss improve to a positive value in Q3 2025?

In Q4 2024, the documents indicate that **accounts receivable, net of allowance** increased from **$78,338 thousand** to **$92,256 thousand**. They note that the documents do not provide specific reasons for this spike. However, common factors that may contribute to such an increase include **increased sales**, **changes in billing practices**, or **variations in customer payment behavior**, alongside a rise in the **allowance for credit losses** from **$1,613 thousand to $2,772 thousand**.  **[0001676238-24-000047_a20240131-brazeincxfy24ear.htm:10]** **[0001676238-24-000049_brze-20240131.htm:119]** 

Why did accounts receivable spike in Q4 2024?

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Braze Inc (BRZE)

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