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J.Jill, Inc. reported Long Term Debt of $225.40 million for the year ending 2021.
- J.Jill, Inc. showed a decrease of -2.5% in Long Term Debt from 2020 to 2021.
- This data is from J.Jill, Inc.'s annual report (Form 10-K), filed with the SEC on April 12, 2021.
- XBRL data for this metric is available from 2017 to 2021 (6 years of filings). Earlier data may not exist in machine-readable XBRL format as companies adopted electronic filing at different times.
- Quarterly values from 10-Q filings: Q2 2017: $264.24 million | Q3 2017: $244.44 million | Q4 2017: $244.08 million | Q2 2018: $238.52 million | Q3 2018: $238.17 million | Q4 2018: $237.81 million | Q2 2019: $237.12 million | Q3 2019: $236.78 million | Q4 2019: $236.45 million | Q1 2020: $231.20 million | Q4 2020: $228.55 million | Q1 2021: $225.40 million | Q2 2021: $225.17 million | Q3 2021: $220.05 million | Q4 2021: $196.77 million.
- Over the full 6 years of available data (2017 to 2021), J.Jill, Inc.'s Long Term Debt has declined by 14.8%.
- Historical annual values: Fiscal year 2021: $225.40 million | Fiscal year 2020: $231.20 million | Fiscal year 2020: $231.20 million | Fiscal year 2019: $237.46 million | Fiscal year 2018: $238.88 million | Fiscal year 2017: $264.44 million.
- Data sourced from SEC EDGAR public filings as of August 5, 2026.
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