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The debt of Johnson & Johnson over the past 10 years

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At the end of fiscal 2025, the latest fiscal year on file, Johnson & Johnson had liquid cash of $20.1B and total debt of $47.93B: net debt of $27.83B. It had more liquid cash than debt at 1 of the 10 year-ends shown. Total debt was highest at the end of fiscal 2025 ($47.93B) and lowest at the end of fiscal 2016 ($27.13B).

Year by year

Fiscal yearLiquid cashTotal debt*Net cash*
2025ended Dec 28, 2025$20.1B*$47.93B-$27.83B
2024ended Dec 29, 2024$24.52B*$36.63B-$12.11B
2023ended Dec 31, 2023$22.93B*$29.33B-$6.41B
2022ended Jan 1, 2023$22.28B*$39.64B-$17.36B
2021ended Jan 2, 2022$31.61B*$33.75B-$2.14B
2020ended Jan 3, 2021$25.18B*$35.27B-$10.08B
2019ended Dec 29, 2019$19.29B*$27.7B-$8.41B
2018ended Dec 30, 2018$19.69B*$30.48B-$10.79B
2017ended Dec 31, 2017$18.3B*$34.58B-$16.29B
2016ended Jan 1, 2017$41.91B*$27.13B$14.78B

Fiscal years as Johnson & Johnson reports them. * Calculated by us from the company's filed figures; — no figure on file. From SEC filings, updated nightly. How each line is read.

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