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CNH Industrial N.V. (CNH) Short-Term Debt

The short-term debt for CNH Industrial N.V. (CNH) is $89.00 Million with a year-over-year change of -99.18%. Short-term debt includes all borrowings and debt obligations due within one year, including the current portion of long-term debt, commercial paper, and credit facilities.

CNH Short-Term Debt Chart

CNH Short-Term Debt
$89.00M-96.55% 20Y
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Current Short-Term Debt

$89.00M

$89.00 Million

Year-over-Year Change

-99.18%

vs. $10.84B prior year

Historical Data

22

Years of data available

Annual Short-Term Debt History

YearShort-Term DebtYoY Change% Change
2025$89.00M$-10.75B-99.18%
2024$10.84B$-639.00M-5.57%
2023$11.48B+$11.48B
2022$0$-10.06B-100.00%
2021$10.06B$-1.48B-12.82%
2020$11.54B+$1.07B+10.21%
2019$10.47B+$28.00M+0.27%
2018$10.45B$-1.05B-9.11%
2017$11.49B+$1.22B+11.87%
2016$10.27B+$672.00M+7.00%
2015$9.60B$-1.43B-12.96%
2014$11.03B+$728.00M+7.07%
2013$10.30B+$10.30B
2012$0$-8.48B-100.00%
2011$8.48B+$727.00M+9.37%
2010$7.76B+$3.40B+77.99%
2009$4.36B$-1.65B-27.49%
2008$6.01B+$254.00M+4.41%
2007$5.76B+$3.43B+147.04%
2006$2.33B$-251.00M-9.72%
2005$2.58B$-362.00M-12.30%
2004$2.94B
Data as of Friday, June 12, 2026

About CNH Industrial N.V.

CNH Industrial N.V. operates as a multinational producer of heavy-duty industrial machinery, specializing in a diverse portfolio that includes both agricultural and construction equipment. A testament to its legacy, the highly recognized Case IH brand has been a trusted partner to farmers for generations. The company's reach is extensive, supported by a robust global distribution network comprising over 3,600 dealer and distribution outlets. To boost accessibility and sales, CNH also operates a dedicated financial services division, offering retail financing directly to end-customers and crucial wholesale funding to its widespread dealer base.

Basildon
35,850 employees
Industrials / Agricultural - Machinery
Sector
Industrials
Industry
Agricultural - Machinery
CEO
Gerrit Andreas Marx