TEF (TEF) Debt-to-Asset: Latest Data, Historical Trends & Peer Comparison
What is TEF's (TEF) Debt-to-Asset?
For fiscal 9M'25 ended Sep 30, 2025, TEF Debt-to-Asset was 76.94%, representing a +1.27% change year over year.
Debt-to-Asset Historical Trend for TEF
View TEF's annual, quarterly, and TTM Debt-to-Asset data from 2015 to 2025, including historical growth rates and trend analysis.
TEF Quarterly Data
| Metric | FY'15Dec 31, 2015 | FY'16Dec 31, 2016 | Q1'17Mar 31, 2017 | H1'17Jun 30, 2017 | 9M'17Sep 30, 2017 | FY'17Dec 31, 2017 | Q1'18Mar 31, 2018 | H1'18Jun 30, 2018 | 9M'18Sep 30, 2018 | FY'18Dec 31, 2018 | Q1'19Mar 31, 2019 | H1'19Jun 30, 2019 | FY'19Dec 31, 2019 | Q1'20Mar 31, 2020 | H1'20Jun 30, 2020 | 9M'20Sep 30, 2020 | FY'20Dec 31, 2020 | Q1'21Mar 31, 2021 | H1'21Jun 30, 2021 | 9M'21Sep 30, 2021 | FY'21Dec 31, 2021 | Q1'22Mar 31, 2022 | H1'22Jun 30, 2022 | 9M'22Sep 30, 2022 | FY'22Dec 31, 2022 | Q1'23Mar 31, 2023 | H1'23Jun 30, 2023 | FY'23Dec 31, 2023 | Q1'24Mar 31, 2024 | H1'24Jun 30, 2024 | 9M'24Sep 30, 2024 | FY'24Dec 31, 2024 | Q1'25Mar 31, 2025 | H1'25Jun 30, 2025 | 9M'25Sep 30, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Debt-to-Asset YoY | 78.86% -- | 77.04% -2.31% | 76.66% -- | 78.78% -- | 76.99% -- | 76.87% -0.23% | 76.29% -0.49% | 78.63% -0.2% | 77.76% +1% | 76.34% -0.68% | 76.96% +0.89% | 78.45% -0.22% | 78.59% +2.94% | 80.82% +5.01% | 82.34% +4.95% | 83.55% -- | 82.62% +5.12% | 81.41% +0.73% | 71.31% -13.4% | 70.31% -15.85% | 73.74% -10.75% | 71.39% -12.3% | 71.49% +0.26% | 71.64% +1.9% | 71.08% -3.6% | 72.19% +1.12% | 71.38% -0.16% | 74.03% +4.15% | 73.92% +2.39% | 75.69% +6.04% | 75.98% -- | 77.36% +4.51% | 76.10% +2.95% | 77.77% +2.76% | 76.94% +1.27% |
TEF (TEF) : Definition & Explanation
Debt-to-Asset is a leverage metric that shows how much financial obligation the company carries relative to assets, equity, or total capital.
It matters because debt-to-asset shapes financial risk. It can affect interest burden, refinancing pressure, and how much flexibility management has if the business hits a rough patch.
It is usually calculated from balance sheet figures such as total debt, long-term debt, total liabilities, assets, equity, or capital.
Investors usually read debt-to-asset together with cash, operating cash flow, interest expense, and debt maturity profile. A higher ratio is not automatically a problem, but it leaves less room for disappointment.
TEF (TEF) Debt-to-Asset Related Metrics
Explore key financial metrics related to TEF's (TEF) Debt-to-Asset. Click on the links below to dive deeper into similar and complementary indicators.
About TEF (TEF)
TEF
Industry
--
Established Date
--
Listing Date
--
Exchange
--
Full-time Employees
--
Fiscal Year Ends
--
Website
--
Security Type
--
Office address
--
Business
--
Introduction
--