their money as a non-profit

They typically "keep" or profit between 500M-1B a year which seems pretty consistent throughout all of their annual tax filings.

But their revenue only keeps growing (up from 5B to 10B) so they have to spend closer to that ten billion.

I know that they are restricted in a certain sense in growing/building more throughout Utah, hence expanding their borders were they aren't limited by the monopoly.

But that might be way off.

They'll always cite that by expanding especially across state lines that they have more leverage/power on their supply chain contracts to help keep their costs down but that kind of seems ridiculous to me.