Ticker Information
Ticker
LYVCompany Name
LIVE NATION ENTERTAINMENT INCSector
Communication ServicesIndustry
EntertainmentExchange
NYSELIVE NATION ENTERTAINMENT INC's LiabilitesNC vs. competitors
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LiabilitesNC Benchmarks
| Company | LiabilitesNC |
|---|---|
| FOXA : FOX CORP | $ 8.1B |
| TKO : TKO GROUP HOLDINGS INC | $ 5.3B |
| FWONA : LIBERTY MEDIA CORP | $ 6.03B |
| OMC : OMNICOM GROUP INC | $ 14.48B |
| NWSA : NEWS CORP | $ 3.54B |
| BCE : BCE INC | $ 34.09B |
| WMG : WARNER MUSIC GROUP CORP | $ 5.22B |
| WBD : WARNER BROS DISCOVERY INC | $ 48.02B |
| ROKU : ROKU INC | $ 523.34M |
| SIRI : SIRIUS XM HOLDINGS INC | $ 13B |
Similar metrics to LiabilitesNC:
- Current Liabilities - [Balance Sheet] The current (short-term) portion of [Liabilities] includes obligations that are due to be paid to creditors within one year, reported if the company operates a classified balance sheet that segments current and non-current [Liabilities]
- Total Liabilities - [Balance Sheet] Total liabilities are the sum of all possible claims against the company. Common examples are [Debt], [Payables], deferred revenues, issued bonds, warranties, and tax liabilities.
- Non-Current Debt - [Balance Sheet] The non-current (long-term) portion of [Debt] includes the formal borrowings that are due after the period of one year; reported if the company operates a classified balance sheet that segments current and non-current [Liabilities]
- Current Debt - [Balance Sheet] The current (short-term) portion of [Debt] includes the formal borrowings that are due within a year; reported if the company operates a classified balance sheet that segments current and non-current [Liabilities]
- Free Cash Flow to Debt - [Calculation] The Free Cash Flow to Debt ratio allows investors to judge a company’s financial stability. It represents the fraction of debt that could be repaid within one year if all of the free cash flow would be used to repay debt. It is calculated by dividing Free Cash Flow [FCF] by a company’s [Liabilities].