Verizon Long Term Debt 2010-2024 | VZ

Verizon long term debt from 2010 to 2024. Long term debt can be defined as the sum of all long term debt fields.
  • Verizon long term debt for the quarter ending March 31, 2024 was $137.701B, a 2.11% decline year-over-year.
  • Verizon long term debt for 2023 was $137.701B, a 2.11% decline from 2022.
  • Verizon long term debt for 2022 was $140.676B, a 1.92% decline from 2021.
  • Verizon long term debt for 2021 was $143.425B, a 16.44% increase from 2020.
Verizon Annual Long Term Debt
(Millions of US $)
2023 $137,701
2022 $140,676
2021 $143,425
2020 $123,173
2019 $100,712
2018 $86,670
2017 $113,642
2016 $105,433
2015 $103,240
2014 $110,536
2013 $89,658
2012 $47,618
2011 $50,303
2010 $45,252
2009 $55,051
Verizon Quarterly Long Term Debt
(Millions of US $)
2023-12-31 $137,701
2023-09-30 $134,441
2023-06-30 $137,871
2023-03-31 $140,772
2022-12-31 $140,676
2022-09-30 $132,912
2022-06-30 $136,184
2022-03-31 $139,961
2021-12-31 $143,425
2021-09-30 $143,352
2021-06-30 $144,894
2021-03-31 $149,700
2020-12-31 $123,173
2020-09-30 $109,790
2020-06-30 $106,190
2020-03-31 $106,561
2019-12-31 $100,712
2019-09-30 $101,769
2019-06-30 $104,598
2019-03-31 $105,045
2018-12-31 $86,670
2018-09-30 $106,440
2018-06-30 $109,174
2018-03-31 $112,734
2017-12-31 $113,642
2017-09-30 $115,317
2017-06-30 $116,390
2017-03-31 $112,839
2016-12-31 $105,433
2016-09-30 $102,739
2016-06-30 $92,922
2016-03-31 $103,615
2015-12-31 $103,240
2015-09-30 $105,060
2015-06-30 $109,465
2015-03-31 $108,949
2014-12-31 $110,536
2014-09-30 $107,627
2014-06-30 $107,696
2014-03-31 $107,617
2013-12-31 $89,658
2013-09-30 $90,938
2013-06-30 $41,791
2013-03-31 $41,993
2012-12-31 $47,618
2012-09-30 $46,467
2012-06-30 $46,479
2012-03-31 $48,476
2011-12-31 $50,303
2011-09-30 $46,285
2011-06-30 $47,927
2011-03-31 $49,374
2010-12-31 $45,252
2010-09-30 $47,360
2010-06-30 $49,594
2010-03-31 $54,424
2009-12-31 $55,051
2009-09-30 $57,374
2009-06-30 $59,469
2009-03-31 $55,674
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Computer and Technology Wireless - National Providers $166.910B $133.974B
Verizon Communications Inc. offers communication services in the form of local phone service, long distance, wireless and data services. In Jan 2006, Verizon completed its merger with MCI Corporation, a leader in long distance and data networking. With the acquisition of Alltel Wireless Corp. in early 2009, Verizon has surpassed AT&T Inc. as the largest wireless carrier in the North America, serving millions of customers nationwide.Verizon has teamed up with Amazon Web Services to create and deploy low latency applications to mobile devices using 5G and became the first telecom carrier in the world to offer such service. The company has launched a free consumer search engine dubbed OneSearch with enhanced privacy options to add a new dimension to the search ecosystem. It has also announced a pricing breakthrough in the cable industry with the launch of Mix & Match on its FiOS platform, enabling viewers to combine TV with Internet plans effectively without any hidden charges and annual contracts.
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