Annual short term debt:
$716.53M-$276.10M(-27.81%)Summary
- As of today (May 29, 2025), TX annual short term debt is $716.53 million, with the most recent change of -$276.10 million (-27.81%) on December 31, 2024.
- During the last 3 years, TX annual short term debt has fallen by -$150.41 million (-17.35%).
- TX annual short term debt is now -52.66% below its all-time high of $1.51 billion, reached on December 31, 2017.
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quarterly short term debt:
$688.13M-$28.40M(-3.96%)Summary
- As of today (May 29, 2025), TX quarterly short term debt is $688.13 million, with the most recent change of -$28.40 million (-3.96%) on March 31, 2025.
- Over the past year, TX quarterly short term debt has dropped by -$281.10 million (-29.00%).
- TX quarterly short term debt is now -54.54% below its all-time high of $1.51 billion, reached on December 31, 2017.
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Short term debt Formula
Short-Term Debt = Current Portion of Long-Term Debt + Short-Term Loans + Commercial Paper + Other Short-Term Borrowings
TX Short term debt Trends
| PeriodPeriod | AnnualAnnual | QuarterlyQuarterly |
|---|---|---|
| 1 y1 year | -27.8% | -29.0% |
| 3 y3 years | -17.4% | -8.7% |
| 5 y5 years | +19.4% | -6.4% |
TX Short term debt Highs & Lows
| PeriodPeriod | Annual vs highAnnual vs high | Annual vs lowAnnual vs low | Quarter. vs highQuarter. vs high | Quarter. vs lowQuarter. vs low | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 y | 3-year | -27.8% | +30.7% | -32.7% | +72.0% |
| 5 y | 5-year | -27.8% | +63.6% | -32.7% | +72.0% |
| alltime | all time | -52.7% | +793.0% | -54.5% | +237.0% |
TX Short term debt History
| Date | Annual | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 2025 | - | $688.13M(-4.0%) |
| Dec 2024 | $716.53M(-27.8%) | $716.53M(+11.9%) |
| Sep 2024 | - | $640.17M(-20.2%) |
| Jun 2024 | - | $802.24M(-17.2%) |
| Mar 2024 | - | $969.23M(-2.4%) |
| Dec 2023 | $992.63M(+81.1%) | $992.63M(-3.0%) |
| Sep 2023 | - | $1.02B(+141.3%) |
| Jun 2023 | - | $423.95M(+6.0%) |
| Mar 2023 | - | $399.95M(-27.0%) |
| Dec 2022 | $548.18M(-36.8%) | $548.18M(-7.2%) |
| Sep 2022 | - | $590.88M(-1.1%) |
| Jun 2022 | - | $597.32M(-20.8%) |
| Mar 2022 | - | $754.04M(-13.0%) |
| Dec 2021 | $866.94M(+97.9%) | $866.94M(+12.2%) |
| Sep 2021 | - | $772.69M(+20.1%) |
| Jun 2021 | - | $643.53M(+3.9%) |
| Mar 2021 | - | $619.43M(+41.4%) |
| Dec 2020 | $438.09M(-27.0%) | $438.09M(-2.6%) |
| Sep 2020 | - | $449.96M(-28.3%) |
| Jun 2020 | - | $627.89M(-14.6%) |
| Mar 2020 | - | $735.22M(+22.5%) |
| Dec 2019 | $600.33M(+47.2%) | $600.33M(-9.3%) |
| Sep 2019 | - | $661.82M(-15.0%) |
| Jun 2019 | - | $778.47M(+28.2%) |
| Mar 2019 | - | $607.17M(+48.9%) |
| Dec 2018 | $407.89M(-73.1%) | $407.89M(-52.9%) |
| Sep 2018 | - | $866.36M(-32.4%) |
| Jun 2018 | - | $1.28B(-2.7%) |
| Mar 2018 | - | $1.32B(-13.0%) |
| Dec 2017 | $1.51B(+84.2%) | $1.51B(+6.1%) |
| Sep 2017 | - | $1.43B(+13.6%) |
| Jun 2017 | - | $1.26B(+24.9%) |
| Mar 2017 | - | $1.01B(+22.4%) |
| Dec 2016 | $821.89M(-10.1%) | $821.89M(-10.1%) |
| Sep 2016 | - | $914.53M(-10.0%) |
| Jun 2016 | - | $1.02B(+21.8%) |
| Mar 2016 | - | $833.80M(-8.8%) |
| Dec 2015 | $913.79M | $913.79M(-7.0%) |
| Sep 2015 | - | $982.33M(-16.4%) |
| Jun 2015 | - | $1.18B(+6.6%) |
| Date | Annual | Quarterly |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 2015 | - | $1.10B(-12.7%) |
| Dec 2014 | $1.26B(+58.4%) | $1.26B(+16.2%) |
| Sep 2014 | - | $1.09B(-12.4%) |
| Jun 2014 | - | $1.24B(+48.9%) |
| Mar 2014 | - | $833.70M(+4.5%) |
| Dec 2013 | $797.94M(-28.9%) | $797.94M(-44.7%) |
| Sep 2013 | - | $1.44B(+19.5%) |
| Jun 2013 | - | $1.21B(+7.6%) |
| Mar 2013 | - | $1.12B(+0.1%) |
| Dec 2012 | $1.12B(+7.1%) | $1.12B(+4.8%) |
| Sep 2012 | - | $1.07B(-0.1%) |
| Jun 2012 | - | $1.07B(+6.8%) |
| Mar 2012 | - | $1.00B(-4.3%) |
| Dec 2011 | $1.05B(+104.2%) | $1.05B(+0.0%) |
| Sep 2011 | - | $1.05B(+29.4%) |
| Jun 2011 | - | $809.43M(+37.5%) |
| Mar 2011 | - | $588.64M(+14.7%) |
| Dec 2010 | $513.08M(-4.9%) | $513.08M(+0.7%) |
| Sep 2010 | - | $509.67M(+0.2%) |
| Jun 2010 | - | $508.67M(+0.6%) |
| Mar 2010 | - | $505.82M(-6.2%) |
| Dec 2009 | $539.52M(-42.7%) | $539.52M(-29.7%) |
| Jun 2009 | - | $767.90M(-11.1%) |
| Mar 2009 | - | $863.52M(-8.3%) |
| Dec 2008 | $941.46M(+131.8%) | $941.46M(+6.5%) |
| Sep 2008 | - | $884.35M(+48.2%) |
| Jun 2008 | - | $596.73M(+9.7%) |
| Mar 2008 | - | $543.85M(+33.9%) |
| Dec 2007 | $406.24M(-20.1%) | $406.24M(+9.7%) |
| Sep 2007 | - | $370.21M(+0.6%) |
| Jun 2007 | - | $367.83M(-34.3%) |
| Mar 2007 | - | $559.79M(+10.0%) |
| Dec 2006 | $508.69M(-1.5%) | $508.69M(+1.9%) |
| Sep 2006 | - | $499.20M(+0.3%) |
| Jun 2006 | - | $497.76M(-8.2%) |
| Mar 2006 | - | $542.40M(+5.0%) |
| Dec 2005 | $516.40M(+323.3%) | $516.40M(+152.9%) |
| Jun 2005 | - | $204.22M |
| Dec 2004 | $122.00M(+52.0%) | - |
| Dec 2003 | $80.24M | - |
FAQ
- What is Ternium SA annual short term debt?
- What is the all time high annual short term debt for Ternium SA?
- What is Ternium SA annual short term debt year-on-year change?
- What is Ternium SA quarterly short term debt?
- What is the all time high quarterly short term debt for Ternium SA?
- What is Ternium SA quarterly short term debt year-on-year change?
What is Ternium SA annual short term debt?
The current annual short term debt of TX is $716.53M
What is the all time high annual short term debt for Ternium SA?
Ternium SA all-time high annual short term debt is $1.51B
What is Ternium SA annual short term debt year-on-year change?
Over the past year, TX annual short term debt has changed by -$276.10M (-27.81%)
What is Ternium SA quarterly short term debt?
The current quarterly short term debt of TX is $688.13M
What is the all time high quarterly short term debt for Ternium SA?
Ternium SA all-time high quarterly short term debt is $1.51B
What is Ternium SA quarterly short term debt year-on-year change?
Over the past year, TX quarterly short term debt has changed by -$281.10M (-29.00%)