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Packaging Corporation of America (PKG) Long-Term Debt

The long-term debt for Packaging Corporation of America (PKG) is $3.97 Billion with a year-over-year change of +60.35%. Long-term debt includes bonds, term loans, mortgages, and other borrowings with maturities greater than one year. It represents the company's structural leverage.

PKG Long-Term Debt

PKG Long-Term Debt Chart

$3.97B

Reported annual fiscal-period values; no daily interpolation.

+73.21% 10Y

Current Long-Term Debt

$3.97B

$3.97 Billion

Year-over-Year Change

+60.35%

vs. $2.47B prior year

Historical Data

28

Years of data available

Annual Long-Term Debt History

YearLong-Term DebtYoY Change% Change
2025$3.97B+$1.49B+60.35%
2024$2.47B+$2.00M+0.08%
2023$2.47B$-1.40M-0.06%
2022$2.47B+$2.10M+0.08%
2021$2.47B$-7.90M-0.32%
2020$2.48B+$2.60M+0.10%
2019$2.48B$-6.90M-0.28%
2018$2.48B+$3.30M+0.13%
2017$2.48B$-139.60M-5.33%
2016$2.62B+$329.60M+14.39%
2015$2.29B$-58.50M-2.49%
2014$2.35B$-159.90M-6.37%
2013$2.51B+$1.73B+222.21%
2012$778.63M$-14.82M-1.87%
2011$793.45M+$244.35M+44.50%
2010$549.10M+$350,000+0.06%
2009$548.75M+$349,000+0.06%
2008$548.40M+$149.92M+37.62%
2007$398.48M$-169.29M-29.82%
2006$567.77M$-9.40M-1.63%
2005$577.17M$-8.55M-1.46%
2004$585.72M+$526,000+0.09%
2003$585.20M$-43.92M-6.98%
2002$629.12M$-166.04M-20.88%
2001$795.16M$-74.01M-8.52%
2000$869.17M$-460.02M-34.61%
1999$1.33B+$1.31B+7765.09%
1998$16.90M
Data as of Wednesday, June 24, 2026

About Packaging Corporation of America

Packaging Corporation of America (PCA) is a U.S.-based enterprise specializing in the production and sale of containerboard and corrugated packaging materials. Its operations are organized into two primary divisions: Packaging and Paper. The Packaging division offers an extensive array of containerboard and corrugated solutions. These encompass conventional shipping containers designed for safeguarding and transporting manufactured goods, vibrant multi-color boxes and point-of-sale displays aimed at enhancing product merchandising in retail environments, and honeycomb protective packaging. This segment also provides specialized packaging for perishable goods like meat and fresh produce, processed foods, beverages, and a broad spectrum of other industrial and consumer products. Its corrugated offerings reach customers through a multi-channel approach, utilizing a dedicated direct sales and marketing team, independent brokers, and various distribution partners. Meanwhile, the Paper segment focuses on manufacturing and distributing a range of commodity and specialty papers. This includes communication papers, such as standard cut-size office paper, along with specialized printing and converting papers. Sales of its white paper products are managed directly by its internal sales and marketing organization. Tracing its origins back to 1867, Packaging Corporation of America maintains its corporate headquarters in Lake Forest, Illinois.

Lake Forest, IL
15,400 employees
Consumer Cyclical / Packaging & Containers
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Packaging & Containers
CEO
Mark W. Kowlzan