This consolidated statement is part of the balance sheet and shows annual changes in the financial balance of stockholders and shareholders. Shareholders’ equity means the amount of money that they can receive after withdrawing all assets and paying debts – the balance goes to legal entities depending on the level of their investment.
Shareholders’ equity can be calculated by subtracting its total liabilities ($126.385 million of current debt + $52.573 million + $31.816 million + $17.017 million) from its sum of current and non-current assets ($321.195 million). From this comes the amount of 93.404 million dollars, which in turn consists of their net income, stock-based compensation added to the equity balance of the stockholders of last year.