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Three statements, three questions
The financials hub states the split plainly. Use it before you mix a profit figure with a cash figure.
Income statement: did the period make a profit?
Revenue, costs, and income cover a span of time. A quarterly print and an annual print are not interchangeable. Lician's company financials page captions the income table as a cached annual income statement when the rows are there.
Balance sheet: what was owned and owed on that date?
Assets, liabilities, and equity are a snapshot, not a flow. Cash on the balance sheet is not the same number as cash from operations. The page captions this table as the cached annual balance sheet.
Cash flow: where did cash actually move?
The cash flow statement reconciles earnings to cash from operations, investing, and financing. Profit without cash is a different story from cash without profit. The caption on the Lician table is cached annual cash flow.
If the cache has no rows, the company page says there are no cached annual statements yet. Lician does not fill blank lines with estimates on that table, and the tables do not replace the 10-K or 10-Q. See how to read a 10-K. Nothing here is investment advice.