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Long-Term Debt

The latest quarterly long-term debt is $24.59 Billion with a quarter-over-quarter change of +21.94%. Long-term debt includes bonds, term loans, mortgages, and other borrowings with maturities greater than one year. It represents the company's structural leverage.

Long-Term Debt

BHP Long-Term Debt

$24.59B

Reported quarterly long-term debt; no daily interpolation.

-26.00% 5Y

Current Long-Term Debt

$24.59B

$24.59 Billion

Quarter-over-Quarter Change

+21.94%

vs. $20.17B prior quarter

Historical Data

78

Quarters of data available

Quarterly Long-Term Debt History

PeriodLong-Term DebtQoQ Change% Change
Q2 2025$24.59B+$4.42B+21.94%
Q4 2025$20.17B+$2.95B+17.16%
Q2 2024$17.21B+$1.01B+6.23%
Q4 2024$16.20B$-1.01B-5.86%
Q2 2023$17.21B+$2.93B+20.52%
Q4 2023$14.28B+$2.27B+18.85%
Q2 2022$12.02B+$268.00M+2.28%
Q4 2022$11.75B$-1.89B-13.85%
Q2 2021$13.64B$-2.30B-14.41%
Q4 2021$15.93B$-307.00M-1.89%
Q2 2020$16.24B$-4.62B-22.14%
Q4 2020$20.86B+$173.00M+0.84%
Q2 2019$20.69B$-2.73B-11.64%
Q4 2019$23.41B$-1.03B-4.22%
Q2 2018$24.44B+$8.00M+0.03%
Q4 2018$24.44B$-1.26B-4.92%
Q2 2017$25.70B$-3.81B-12.92%
Q4 2017$29.51B$-2.95B-9.10%
Q2 2016$32.47B$-763.00M-2.30%
Q4 2016$33.23B+$754.00M+2.32%
Q2 2015$32.48B+$3.83B+13.36%
Q4 2015$28.65B+$39.00M+0.14%
Q2 2014$28.61B$-699.00M-2.38%
Q4 2014$29.31B$-2.39B-7.55%
Q2 2013$31.70B+$3.16B+11.06%
Q4 2013$28.54B$-3.29B-10.34%
Q2 2012$31.84B+$7.21B+29.26%
Q4 2012$24.63B+$5.92B+31.61%
Q2 2011$18.71B+$6.47B+52.83%
Q4 2011$12.24B$-1.88B-13.32%
Q2 2010$14.13B+$552.00M+4.07%
Q4 2010$13.57B$-1.36B-9.12%
Q2 2009$14.94B$-390.00M-2.54%
Q4 2009$15.32B+$6.12B+66.45%
Q2 2008$9.21B$-27.00M-0.29%
Q4 2008$9.23B$-2.48B-21.20%
Q2 2007$11.72B+$2.43B+26.12%
Q4 2007$9.29B+$2.05B+28.28%
Q2 2006$7.24B$-405.00M-5.30%
Q4 2006$7.65B$-1.00B-11.57%
Q2 2005$8.65B$-973.00M-10.11%
Q4 2005$9.62B+$4.01B+71.36%
Q2 2004$5.62B+$163.00M+2.99%
Q4 2004$5.45B+$5.45B
Q2 2003$0$-6.41B-100.00%
Q4 2003$6.41B$-254.00M-3.81%
Q2 2002$6.67B+$372.00M+5.91%
Q4 2002$6.30B+$6.30B
Q2 2001$0$-3.19B-100.00%
Q4 2001$3.19B$-336.00M-9.52%
Q2 2000$3.53B+$24.00M+0.68%
Q4 2000$3.50B$-1.51B-30.09%
Q2 1999$5.01B$-1.51B-23.13%
Q4 1999$6.52B$-746.50M-10.27%
Q2 1998$7.27B$-746.50M-9.31%
Q4 1998$8.01B+$898.00M+12.62%
Q2 1997$7.12B+$898.00M+14.44%
Q4 1997$6.22B$-305.80M-4.69%
Q2 1996$6.52B$-305.80M-4.48%
Q4 1996$6.83B+$1.21B+21.60%
Q2 1995$5.62B+$1.21B+27.56%
Q4 1995$4.40B+$59.05M+1.36%
Q2 1994$4.34B+$59.05M+1.38%
Q4 1994$4.28B$-21.65M-0.50%
Q2 1993$4.31B$-21.65M-0.50%
Q4 1993$4.33B+$280.60M+6.93%
Q2 1992$4.05B+$280.60M+7.45%
Q4 1992$3.77B$-255.10M-6.34%
Q2 1991$4.02B$-255.10M-5.96%
Q4 1991$4.28B$-33.65M-0.78%
Q2 1990$4.31B$-33.65M-0.77%
Q4 1990$4.34B$-477.95M-9.91%
Q2 1989$4.82B$-477.95M-9.02%
Q4 1989$5.30B+$971.95M+22.45%
Q2 1988$4.33B+$971.95M+28.96%
Q4 1988$3.36B+$163.20M+5.11%
Q2 1987$3.19B+$163.20M+5.39%
Q4 1987$3.03B
Data as of Sunday, June 28, 2026

About BHP Group Limited

BHP Group Limited is a prominent global natural resources enterprise with operations spanning multiple continents, including Australia, Europe, Asia (encompassing China, Japan, India, South Korea, and other regions), North America, and South America. The company's primary activities are organized into distinct divisions: Copper, Iron Ore, and Coal. Its extensive mining portfolio includes the extraction of a wide array of minerals such as copper, uranium, gold, zinc, lead, molybdenum, silver, iron ore, and cobalt, alongside the production of both metallurgical and thermal (energy) coal. In addition to these core endeavors, BHP is also engaged in the integrated process of nickel production—from mining to smelting and refining—and is actively pursuing potash development initiatives. The company further offers a variety of support functions, including towing, freight services, marketing and trading, marketing assistance, finance, and administrative services. Founded in 1851, BHP Group Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Melbourne, Australia.

Melbourne, VIC
38,962 employees
Basic Materials / Industrial Materials
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Industrial Materials
CEO
Mike Henry