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Salesforce debt to equity ratio

Salesforce's debt to equity ratio is 1.09: total debt of 41.74B USD against shareholders' equity of 38.38B USD.

Today
1.09
Average, 5 years
0.32
Low, 5 years
0.18
High, 5 years
1.22

Debt to equity = total debt ÷ shareholders' equity = 41.74B ÷ 38.38B = 1.09

Debt to equity
Total debt
Shareholders' equity

Total debt over shareholders' equity at each quarter end.

Debt to equity by year and by quarter

Fiscal yearPeriod endingDebt to equityTotal debtShareholders' equity
Today1.0941.74B38.38B
FY202631 Jan 20260.2917.18B59.14B
FY202531 Jan 20250.1911.39B61.17B
FY202431 Jan 20240.2112.59B59.65B
FY202331 Jan 20230.2414.09B58.36B
FY202231 Jan 20220.2413.99B58.13B
FY202131 Jan 20210.156.28B41.49B
FY202031 Jan 20200.175.87B33.89B
FY201931 Jan 20190.233.58B15.61B
FY201831 Jan 20180.242.50B10.38B
FY201731 Jan 20170.372.79B7.50B
FY201631 Jan 20160.412.05B5.00B
FY201531 Jan 20150.552.20B3.98B
FY201431 Jan 20140.822.51B3.07B
FY201331 Jan 20130.27647.94M2.37B
FY201231 Jan 20120.34568.24M1.67B
FY201131 Jan 20110.39498.03M1.28B
FY201031 Jan 20100.44463.68M1.04B
FY200931 Jan 20090.0320.11M671.78M
FY200831 Jan 20080.000.00452.06M
FY200731 Jan 20070.00182.00K281.79M
FY200631 Jan 20060.00799.00K196.37M
FY200531 Jan 20050.022.88M145.13M
FY200431 Jan 2004—78.00K-46.24M
FY200331 Jan 2003—609.00K-55.88M
FY200231 Jan 20020.000.009.79M
FY200131 Jan 2001—0.00-29.33M

Figures in USD. A quarter's revenue, net income and dividends are those of its last four quarters.

See also:P/E ratio,Market cap,P/S ratio,Dividend yield,ROE (return on equity),Current ratio,All ratios

Common questions about Salesforce's debt to equity

Source: Financial Modeling Prep

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