Johnson & Johnson Debt to Equity Ratio 2010-2024 | JNJ

Current and historical debt to equity ratio values for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) 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. Johnson & Johnson debt/equity for the three months ending September 30, 2024 was 0.45.
Johnson & Johnson Debt/Equity Ratio Historical Data
Date Long Term Debt Shareholder's Equity Debt to Equity Ratio
2024-09-30 $108.13B $70.16B 1.54
2024-06-30 $109.55B $71.54B 1.53
2024-03-31 $101.95B $70.02B 1.46
2023-12-31 $98.78B $68.77B 1.44
2023-09-30 $94.83B $71.23B 1.33
2023-06-30 $115.28B $76.41B 1.51
2023-03-31 $125.10B $70.87B 1.77
2022-12-31 $110.57B $76.80B 1.44
2022-09-30 $100.53B $74.60B 1.35
2022-06-30 $101.37B $76.36B 1.33
2022-03-31 $103.65B $74.71B 1.39
2021-12-31 $108.00B $74.02B 1.46
2021-09-30 $108.96B $70.27B 1.55
2021-06-30 $106.86B $69.58B 1.54
2021-03-31 $106.72B $65.83B 1.62
2020-12-31 $111.62B $63.28B 1.76
2020-09-30 $106.22B $64.47B 1.65
2020-06-30 $95.40B $62.98B 1.52
2020-03-31 $93.72B $61.29B 1.53
2019-12-31 $98.26B $59.47B 1.65
2019-09-30 $97.31B $58.21B 1.67
2019-06-30 $94.33B $60.79B 1.55
2019-03-31 $91.07B $58.96B 1.55
2018-12-31 $93.20B $59.75B 1.56
2018-09-30 $91.08B $64.63B 1.41
2018-06-30 $92.48B $62.89B 1.47
2018-03-31 $93.37B $63.26B 1.48
2017-12-31 $97.14B $60.16B 1.62
2017-09-30 $81.68B $73.98B 1.10
2017-06-30 $80.89B $71.92B 1.13
2017-03-31 $74.58B $70.34B 1.06
2016-12-31 $70.79B $70.42B 1.01
2016-09-30 $67.60B $72.77B 0.93
2016-06-30 $67.34B $72.47B 0.93
2016-03-31 $63.58B $72.65B 0.88
2015-12-31 $62.26B $71.15B 0.88
2015-09-30 $61.71B $71.55B 0.86
2015-06-30 $60.91B $71.13B 0.86
2015-03-31 $60.71B $67.88B 0.89
2014-12-31 $60.61B $69.75B 0.87
2014-09-30 $55.51B $76.59B 0.73
2014-06-30 $57.15B $78.05B 0.73
2014-03-31 $56.75B $76.58B 0.74
2013-12-31 $58.63B $74.05B 0.79
2013-09-30 $57.13B $69.80B 0.82
2013-06-30 $54.66B $69.67B 0.79
2013-03-31 $54.68B $66.86B 0.82
2012-12-31 $56.52B $64.83B 0.87
2012-09-30 $55.19B $63.76B 0.87
2012-06-30 $55.32B $60.43B 0.92
2012-03-31 $54.83B $61.37B 0.89
2011-12-31 $56.56B $57.08B 0.99
2011-09-30 $50.29B $61.53B 0.82
2011-06-30 $49.98B $62.13B 0.80
2011-03-31 $48.29B $59.86B 0.81
2010-12-31 $46.33B $56.58B 0.82
2010-09-30 $40.96B $57.29B 0.72
2010-06-30 $39.45B $52.85B 0.75
2010-03-31 $40.53B $52.91B 0.77
2009-12-31 $44.09B $50.59B 0.87
2009-09-30 $41.17B $50.38B 0.82
2009-06-30 $41.19B $46.25B 0.89
2009-03-31 $42.31B $43.79B 0.97
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Medical Large Cap Pharmaceutical $351.152B $85.159B
Johnson & Johnson's biggest strength is its diversified business model. It operates through pharmaceuticals, medical devices and consumer products divisions. Its diversification helps it to withstand economic cycles more effectively. J&J has one of the largest research and development (R&D) budget among pharma companies. J&J's worldwide business is divided into three segments: Pharmaceutical, Medical Devices and Consumer. The company has several drugs covering a broad range of areas such as neuroscience, cardiovascular & metabolism, immunology, oncology, pulmonary hypertension and infectious diseases and vaccines. The Medical Devices Segment offers products in the orthopedics, surgery, interventional solutions and vision markets. The Consumer Segment segment includes a broad range of products covering the areas of baby care, beauty/skin health, oral care, wound care and womens' health care, as well as over-the-counter (OTC) pharmaceutical products.
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