Cleveland-Cliffs Debt-to-Assets Ratio Growth & History (CLF)

Cleveland-Cliffs's debt-to-assets ratio was 0.40 for fiscal 2025.

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Cleveland-Cliffs annual debt-to-assets ratio history

Cleveland-Cliffs annual debt-to-assets ratio

Fiscal yearPeriod endedDebt-to-assets ratioChangeGrowth
20252025-12-310.400.03+6.89%
20242024-12-310.370.17+81.25%
20232023-12-310.20−0.05−18.35%
20222022-12-310.25−0.05−17.97%
20212021-12-310.31−0.05−14.90%
20202020-12-310.36−0.25−40.77%
20192019-12-310.610.01+2.25%
20182018-12-310.59−0.19−24.00%
20172017-12-310.78−0.36−31.54%
20162016-12-311.14−0.12−9.84%
20152015-12-311.260.34+37.13%
20142014-12-310.920.69+290.55%
20132013-12-310.24−0.06−20.99%
20122012-12-310.300.05+17.92%
20112011-12-310.250.03+15.01%
20102010-12-310.220.11+94.62%
20092009-12-310.11−0.01−11.39%
20082008-12-310.13

Cleveland-Cliffs debt-to-assets ratio trends

Over the last five fiscal years, Cleveland-Cliffs's debt-to-assets ratio increased from 0.36 to 0.40, a change of 0.04. The latest reported quarter, Q2 2026, shows 0.38.

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What the debt-to-assets ratio means

The debt-to-assets ratio shows the portion of a company’s reported assets financed with interest-bearing debt. It is a leverage measure and should not be confused with total liabilities divided by assets.

Calculation and source

How debt-to-assets is calculated

TickerStat calculates debt-to-assets as total interest-bearing debt divided by total assets at the same reporting-period end. Periods with missing debt or non-positive assets are omitted. Fiscal periods can differ from calendar years, so exact period-end dates are included.

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