Phillips Edison & Co Financial Debt Ratio
The Financial Debt Ratio of Phillips Edison & Co (PECO) as of Nov 4, 2026 is 44.92 %. In the previous year, Financial Debt Ratio was 41.77 % — a change of 7.56% (higher).
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44.92 %
YoY
7.56%
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| YEAR | Financial Debt Ratio | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| 44.92 % | +7.56% | |
| 41.77 % | +3.21% | |
| 40.47 % | -3.00% | |
| 41.72 % | -0.25% | |
| 41.82 % | -16.92% | |
| 50.34 % | +2.82% | |
| 48.96 % | +0.63% | |
| 48.65 % | -8.19% | |
| 52.99 % | +612.74% | |
| 7.44 % | +17.84% | |
| 6.31 % | +105.96% | |
| 3.06 % | — |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Phillips Edison & Co stock
Financial Debt Ratio of Phillips Edison & Co is 44.92 % in 2025.
Financial Debt Ratio of Phillips Edison & Co changed from 41.77 % to 44.92 %, representing a 7.56% change. The value is higher than the previous year.
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The financial debt ratio measures interest-bearing financial debt as a percentage of total assets. It isolates funded debt from trade and other non-financial obligations.
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