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About Long Term Debt To Total Capitalization

The Long Term Debt to Total Capitalization Ratio measures the percentage of the company’s Total Assets that are financed with long term debt.
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Interpreting the Calculator Results

If Long Term Debt To Total Capitalization increases over time:

An increasing Long-Term Debt to Total Capitalization usually indicates the long-term debt load of the company as compared to the total capitalization has become larger, leaving a smaller percentage of the total capitalization to the Total Stockholder”s Eq

If Long Term Debt To Total Capitalization decreases over time:

A decreasing Long-Term Debt to Total Capitalization usually indicates the long-term debt load of the company as compared to the total capitalization has lessened, leaving a larger percentage of the total capitalization to the Total Stockholder”s Equity.

If Long Term Debt To Total Capitalization stays the same over time:

An unchanged Long-Term Debt to Total Capitalization usually indicates the long-term debt load of the company as compared to the total capitalization has become remained the same.