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Philip Morris International Inc. reported Long Term Debt of $14.83 billion for the year ending 2011.
- Philip Morris International Inc. showed an increase of +10.9% in Long Term Debt from 2010 to 2011.
- This data is from Philip Morris International Inc.'s annual report (Form 10-K), filed with the SEC on February 24, 2012.
- XBRL data for this metric is available from 2008 to 2011 (4 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: Q3 2009: $13.74 billion | Q1 2010: $14.81 billion | Q3 2010: $13.60 billion | Q1 2011: $11.89 billion | Q2 2011: $13.04 billion | Q3 2011: $12.87 billion | Q4 2011: $14.83 billion | Q1 2012: $15.35 billion.
- Over the full 4 years of available data (2008 to 2011), Philip Morris International Inc.'s Long Term Debt has grown by 30.3%.
- Historical annual values: Fiscal year 2011: $14.83 billion | Fiscal year 2010: $13.37 billion | Fiscal year 2009: $13.67 billion | Fiscal year 2008: $11.38 billion.
- Data sourced from SEC EDGAR public filings as of August 9, 2026.
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