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The **jump in cash and cash equivalents** in Q4 2024—from **$2,656 million** in Q4 2023 to **$4,019 million**—was primarily driven by a **strong operating cash flow of $2.1 billion** during 2024, which more than offset the cash outflows from investing and financing activities, including the use of **$444 million in investing activities** and **$204 million in financing activities** (though partially mitigated by proceeds from various financing sources). Additionally, while there was a **negative foreign currency effect of $35 million**, the overall effect was a significant net increase in cash (documents  **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:112]** ).

Why did cash and cash equivalents jump in Q4 2024?

The significant increase in total assets for Q4 2024 was primarily driven by several factors. **Cash and cash equivalents** grew substantially—from **$2,656 million in 2023** to **$4,019 million in 2024**—boosted by robust operating cash flows of **$2.1 billion**.  **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:120]** **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:112]**  In addition, **accounts receivable, prepaid expenses and other current assets, long-term marketable securities,** and **other assets** all experienced noteworthy increases.  **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:120]** **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:145]**  These asset increases were partially offset by a decrease in **goodwill**, which declined from **$2,432 million** to **$2,315 million**, reflecting potential impairments or adjustments.  **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:120]** 

What drove the significant increase in total assets in Q4 2024?

The sharp rise in total liabilities in Q4 2024 is mainly due to an **increase in current liabilities**, where **Accounts Payable** grew from **$216 million** to **$321 million** and **Accrued Expenses and Other Current Liabilities** rose from **$3,126 million** to **$4,049 million**. Additionally, there was a modest increase in **Non-Current Liabilities** with **Operating Lease Liabilities** moving from **$454 million** to **$468 million**, reflecting greater operational expenses and obligations during the period.  **[0001628280-25-004877_dashq42024ex991-pressrelea.htm:8]** **[0001628280-25-005715_dash-20241231.htm:120]** 

Why did total liabilities rise sharply in Q4 2024?

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The turnaround was driven by a combination of factors. **Non-cash adjustments** played a key role, with increases in stock-based compensation (from **$129 million** in Q1 2022 to **$230 million** in Q1 2023), depreciation and amortization (from **$59 million** to **$123 million**), and adjustments related to operating leases (from **$16 million** to **$32 million**). Additionally, there were favorable changes in working capital, notably a significant **net inflow from funds held at payment processors** (improving from **$30 million** to **$151 million**) and increases in accounts payable and accrued expenses. These factors collectively transformed operating cash flow from a **net outflow of $20 million** in Q1 2022 to a **net inflow of $397 million** in Q1 2023.  **[0001628280-23-016140_dash-20230331.htm:39]** **[0001628280-23-015716_dashq12023ex991-earningspr.htm:8]** 

What drove the dramatic turnaround in Operating Cash Flow in Q1 2023?

**Operating Cash Flow spiked in Q4 2023 primarily due to a combination of improved operating performance and favorable adjustments in non-cash items and working capital.** Specifically, **a significant reduction in net loss** (from **$1,368 million** in 2022 to **$565 million** in 2023) directly contributed to higher cash inflows. Additionally, **non-cash adjustments increased** such as higher **stock‐based compensation** (rising from **$889 million** to **$1,088 million**) and higher **depreciation and amortization** (increasing from **$369 million** to **$509 million**). Furthermore, there were **beneficial changes in operating assets and liabilities**—notably, **accrued expenses and other current liabilities** improved, contributing **$702 million** in 2023 compared to **$566 million** in 2022, and **accounts payable** turned from a net outflow of **$(15) million** to an inflow of **$70 million**. These factors collectively drove the substantial spike in operating cash flow in Q4 2023.  **[0001628280-24-005600_dash-20231231.htm:114]** **[0001628280-24-005043_dashq42023ex991-pressrelea.htm:8]** 

Why did Operating Cash Flow spike so high in Q4 2023?

The substantial increase in operating cash flow in FY 2023 was driven by several factors. **A significant reduction in net loss** improved the underlying profitability, while **higher non‐cash adjustments**—notably the increases in **stock‐based compensation** and **depreciation and amortization**—boosted the cash flows further. In addition, there were **enhanced changes in operating assets and liabilities**, such as stronger inflows from accrued expenses and other current liabilities, complemented by **improved unit economics and fixed cost leverage**. These combined factors enabled DoorDash to achieve a remarkable uplift in its operating cash flow in FY 2023.  **[0001628280-24-005600_dash-20231231.htm:114]** **[0001628280-24-005043_dashq42023ex991-pressrelea.htm:8]** **[0001628280-24-005043_dashq42023ex991-pressrelea.htm:0]** 

What factors contributed to the substantial year-over-year increase in Operating Cash Flow in FY 2023?

The documents indicate that while there was a notable reduction in capex—reflected by a decrease in purchases of property and equipment from **$77 million** (first six months of 2022) to **$66 million** (first six months of 2023)—there is no definitive explanation provided. It is suggested that the decrease could be due to variations in **capital expenditure priorities** or the **timing of investments**, but an explicit reason was not detailed in the documents.  **[0001628280-23-026753_dashq22023ex991-earningspr.htm:8]** **[0001628280-23-026756_dash-20230630.htm:6]** **[0001628280-23-026756_dash-20230630.htm:42]** 

What led to the notable reduction in capex in Q2 2023?

The dramatic shrink in investing cash outflows in Q1 2023 was primarily driven by **lower purchases of marketable securities**, **higher proceeds from maturities of marketable securities**, and the fact that **no cash was used for acquisitions** compared to Q1 2022, when a significant amount was spent on acquisitions. This combination of factors collectively reduced the net cash used in investing activities from **$(246) million** in Q1 2022 to **$(10) million** in Q1 2023.  **[0001628280-23-016140_dash-20230331.htm:39]** **[0001628280-23-016140_dash-20230331.htm:6]** 

Why did investing cash outflows shrink so dramatically in Q1 2023?

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