Long-Term Debt
Long-term debt is a financial metric that refers to the amount of debt a company owes that is due in more than one year. It includes loans, bonds, and other obligations that have a due date more than 12 months from the date of the company's financial statements. Long-term debt is an important measure of a company's financial stability since it represents the level of financial leverage (i.e., the degree to which a company is relying on borrowed funds) and its ability to make regular interest payments and principal repayments. It is often managed by financial managers as a key component of a company's capital structure.
Additional Details
| Metric Name |
Type |
Default Period Type |
| long_term_debt |
fin_statement |
FY |
| Data Format |
Display Format |
Unit |
| float |
financial |
usd |