AutoZone Debt to Equity Ratio 2010-2024 | AZO

Current and historical debt to equity ratio values for AutoZone (AZO) over the last 10 years. The debt/equity ratio can be defined as a measure of a company's financial leverage calculated by dividing its long-term debt by stockholders' equity. AutoZone debt/equity for the three months ending August 31, 2024 was 0.00.
AutoZone Debt/Equity Ratio Historical Data
Date Long Term Debt Shareholder's Equity Debt to Equity Ratio
2024-08-31 $21.93B $-4.75B -4.62
2024-05-31 $21.95B $-4.84B -4.54
2024-02-29 $21.56B $-4.84B -4.46
2023-11-30 $21.51B $-5.21B -4.13
2023-08-31 $20.34B $-4.35B -4.68
2023-05-31 $19.90B $-4.30B -4.63
2023-02-28 $19.73B $-4.18B -4.72
2022-11-30 $19.15B $-3.84B -4.99
2022-08-31 $18.81B $-3.54B -5.32
2022-05-31 $17.91B $-3.39B -5.29
2022-02-28 $17.22B $-3.14B -5.49
2021-11-30 $16.59B $-2.13B -7.81
2021-08-31 $16.31B $-1.80B -9.08
2021-05-31 $15.90B $-1.76B -9.02
2021-02-28 $15.68B $-1.52B -10.29
2020-11-30 $15.60B $-1.03B -15.19
2020-08-31 $15.30B $-0.88B -17.43
2020-05-31 $14.54B $-1.63B -8.90
2020-02-29 $14.58B $-1.71B -8.52
2019-11-30 $14.48B $-1.78B -8.15
2019-08-31 $11.61B $-1.71B -6.77
2019-05-31 $11.36B $-1.59B -7.15
2019-02-28 $11.34B $-1.59B -7.11
2018-11-30 $11.18B $-1.66B -6.74
2018-08-31 $10.87B $-1.52B -7.15
2018-05-31 $10.66B $-1.36B -7.83
2018-02-28 $10.73B $-1.33B -8.07
2017-11-30 $10.92B $-1.53B -7.16
2017-08-31 $10.69B $-1.43B -7.48
2017-05-31 $10.74B $-1.71B -6.27
2017-02-28 $10.73B $-1.83B -5.87
2016-11-30 $10.64B $-1.90B -5.61
2016-08-31 $10.39B $-1.79B -5.81
2016-05-31 $10.33B $-1.86B -5.54
2016-02-29 $10.11B $-1.74B -5.81
2015-11-30 $10.00B $-1.78B -5.62
2015-08-31 $9.80B $-1.70B -5.76
2015-05-31 $9.68B $-1.64B -5.89
2015-02-28 $9.42B $-1.47B -6.41
2014-11-30 $9.38B $-1.66B -5.64
2014-08-31 $9.12B $-1.62B -5.62
2014-05-31 $9.18B $-1.81B -5.08
2014-02-28 $8.97B $-1.71B -5.25
2013-11-30 $8.75B $-1.72B -5.08
2013-08-31 $8.58B $-1.69B -5.09
2013-05-31 $8.32B $-1.53B -5.43
2013-02-28 $8.21B $-1.55B -5.30
2012-11-30 $7.99B $-1.59B -5.02
2012-08-31 $7.81B $-1.55B -5.05
2012-05-31 $7.57B $-1.42B -5.34
2012-02-29 $7.35B $-1.30B -5.68
2011-11-30 $7.28B $-1.35B -5.40
2011-08-31 $7.12B $-1.25B -5.68
2011-05-31 $7.00B $-1.12B -6.26
2011-02-28 $6.80B $-1.04B -6.55
2010-11-30 $6.46B $-0.82B -7.90
2010-08-31 $6.31B $-0.74B -8.54
2010-05-31 $5.92B $-0.46B -12.80
2010-02-28 $5.85B $-0.42B -13.87
2009-11-30 $5.87B $-0.48B -12.13
2009-08-31 $5.75B $-0.43B -13.28
2009-05-31 $5.34B $-0.05B -118.38
2009-02-28 $5.42B $-0.19B -28.95
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Retail/Wholesale Retail & Wholesale Auto Parts $52.520B $18.490B
AutoZone, Inc. is the nation's leading retailer and a leading distributor of automotive replacement parts and accessories in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Brazil. Also, it has offices in Shanghai, China, to support sourcing efforts in Asia. It operates in the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) retail, Do-It-for-Me (DIFM) auto parts and products markets. Each AutoZone store carries an extensive product line for cars, sport utility vehicles, vans and light trucks, including new and remanufactured automotive hard parts, maintenance items, accessories and non-automotive products. Many of AutoZone stores also have a commercial sales program that provides commercial credit and prompt delivery of parts and other products to local, regional and national repair garages, dealers, service stations and public sector accounts. Also, it sells automotive hard parts, maintenance items, accessories and non-automotive products, also performance and replacement parts through websites.
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