還得到先好借
問AI關於科技公司財物問題,究竟Google 2026和2027作出大規模capex投資,是否過了?
以下結果,Google對借錢方面,並不是太過,相對其他M7,她還算是優等生。
Here is the ranking of the Magnificent 7 (M7) companies based on their total debt-to-equity (D/E) ratios and their interest burden, using the most recent 2025/2026 financial data.
Total Debt-to-Equity (D/E) Ratios
The debt-to-equity ratio measures a company's financial leverage by comparing its total liabilities to shareholder equity. Among the M7, there is a massive divergence in capital structure strategies.
Here is the ranking from the most leveraged to the least leveraged:
Apple is a stark outlier with a D/E ratio exceeding 150%, reflecting its aggressive strategy of taking on debt to fund massive stock buybacks while keeping its cash shielded. On the other end, Nvidia and Alphabet operate with incredibly low leverage, funding their capital-intensive AI build-outs almost entirely through organic cash flow.+2
Percentage of Yearly Interest Over Earnings
To find the percentage of earnings consumed by yearly interest, we invert the standard Interest Coverage Ratio (EBIT divided by Interest Expense). A lower percentage indicates a stronger ability to service debt.
Here is the ranking from the lowest interest burden to the highest:
Company | Ticker | Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR) | Interest as % of Earnings |
Alphabet | GOOGL | 448.0x | 0.22% |
Nvidia | NVDA | 341.0x | 0.29% |
Meta | META | 99.8x | 1.00% |
Microsoft | MSFT | 53.0x | 1.88% |
Amazon | AMZN | 29.5x | 3.39% |
Tesla | TSLA | 26.7x | 3.74% |
(Note: Apple's exact coverage ratio fluctuates due to its massive debt load and offsetting interest income from its cash pile, but recent market analyses have flagged its debt service costs as an outlier compared to the near-zero net interest burdens of its M7 peers.)
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