Companies With All Debt Maturing Within 5 Years

These companies have no debt extending beyond five years — their entire maturity schedule is front-loaded. Updated 2026-03-31.

When a company's entire debt schedule falls within five years, it faces a concentrated refinancing window with limited runway to extend maturities. This is especially notable for companies with large absolute debt loads, where rolling over billions in a short window depends heavily on market conditions.

#	Company	Sector	Risk	Total Due	Risk Score
1	Nextera Energy NEE	Utilities & Power	4/10	$41.6B	4/10
2	Deere DE	Industrials & Manufacturing	5/10	$38.2B	5/10
3	Caterpillar CAT	Industrials & Manufacturing	5/10	$28.2B	5/10
4	Berkshire Hathaway BRK-B	Insurance	N/A	$24.0B	None/10
5	Boeing BA	Airlines & Travel	7/10	$23.3B	7/10
6	Southern SO	Utilities & Power	5/10	$21.2B	5/10
7	Bank of New York Mellon BK	Banks & Financial Services	4/10	$20.3B	4/10
8	Merck & MRK	Healthcare & Pharma	1/10	$13.1B	1/10
9	Exxon Mobil XOM	Traditional Energy	1/10	$11.2B	1/10
10	SBA Communications SBAC	Data Centers & REITs	7/10	$9.9B	7/10
11	Marathon Petroleum MPC	Traditional Energy	4/10	$9.4B	4/10
12	Bristol Myers Squibb BMY	Healthcare & Pharma	5/10	$8.8B	5/10
13	Eli Lilly LLY	Healthcare & Pharma	3/10	$8.3B	3/10
14	Occidental Petroleum OXY	Traditional Energy	4/10	$7.5B	4/10
15	Wolfspeed WOLF	AI Infrastructure & Semiconductors	9/10	$6.5B	9/10

Data sourced from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings. Rankings update automatically each week. See Methodology for scoring details.