Weakest Interest Coverage Ratios
Companies where operating income barely covers — or doesn't cover — interest payments. Updated 2026-05-12.
Interest coverage (operating income divided by interest expense) measures a company's ability to service its debt from operations. Coverage below 1.0x means the company isn't generating enough operating income to pay interest, and below 2.0x is considered thin by most credit standards. Negative coverage indicates operating losses.
| # | Company | Risk | Int. Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
EchoStar
SATS |
5/10 | Loss |
| 2 |
QuantumScape
QS |
1/10 | Loss |
| 3 |
Lucid Group
LCID |
7/10 | Loss |
| 4 |
Cloudflare
NET |
3/10 | Loss |
| 5 |
Wolfspeed
WOLF |
8/10 | Loss |
| 6 |
Plug Power
PLUG |
3/10 | Loss |
| 7 |
Zscaler
ZS |
2/10 | Loss |
| 8 |
Rivian Automotive, Inc. / DE
RIVN |
4/10 | Loss |
| 9 |
CrowdStrike
CRWD |
1/10 | Loss |
| 10 |
ChargePoint Holdings
CHPT |
5/10 | -8.8x |
| 11 |
Datadog
DDOG |
1/10 | -7.0x |
| 12 |
BILL Holdings
BILL |
1/10 | -5.3x |
| 13 |
Atlassian
TEAM |
2/10 | -4.3x |
| 14 |
Intel
INTC |
2/10 | -2.5x |
| 15 |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
HPE |
4/10 | -0.4x |
Data sourced from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings. Rankings update automatically each week. See Methodology for scoring details.