Vishay Intertechnology Long-term Debt
The Long-Term Debt of Vishay Intertechnology (VSH) as of Nov 7, 2026 is 950.89 M USD. In the previous year, Long-Term Debt was 905.02 M USD — a change of 5.07% (higher).
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Long-term Debt
950.89 MUSD
YoY
5.07%
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The Vishay Intertechnology Long-term Debt history
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| YEAR | Long-term Debt | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| 950.89 MUSD | +5.07% | |
| 905.02 MUSD | +10.61% | |
| 818.19 MUSD | +63.33% | |
| 500.94 MUSD | +9.94% | |
| 455.67 MUSD | +15.39% | |
| 394.89 MUSD | -20.89% | |
| 499.15 MUSD | +0.94% | |
| 494.51 MUSD | +33.48% | |
| 370.47 MUSD | +3.77% | |
| 357.02 MUSD | -18.25% | |
| 436.74 MUSD | -4.00% | |
| 454.92 MUSD | — |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Vishay Intertechnology stock
Long-Term Debt of Vishay Intertechnology is 950.89 M USD in 2025.
Long-Term Debt of Vishay Intertechnology changed from 905.02 M USD to 950.89 M USD, representing a 5.07% change. The value is higher than the previous year.
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Long-term debt represents obligations due after one year. It is a key component of a company's capital structure and leverage.
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