The Maturity Wall

The "maturity wall" represents the total amount of corporate debt coming due in each time period. When large amounts of debt mature at the same time, companies must refinance simultaneously, which can drive up borrowing costs and increase systemic refinancing risk. This chart breaks down scheduled debt maturities by sector, showing where the heaviest concentration of upcoming obligations lies.

Due Within 12 Months
$455.0B
Due Within 24 Months
$970.0B
Beyond 5 Years
$2.8T
Companies Tracked
184

Maturity Schedule by Sector

Sector Breakdown

Sector Companies 12mo Due 24mo Due Beyond 5yr
AI Infrastructure & Semiconductors 20 $11.3B $24.5B $135.0B
Cloud & Enterprise Software 23 $15.9B $32.2B $109.0B
Big Tech / Mega Cap 8 $19.3B $43.2B $195.6B
Telecom 8 $36.3B $81.3B $382.3B
Data Centers & REITs 7 $13.7B $30.8B $49.7B
Enterprise IT & Services 11 $21.8B $45.2B $77.7B
Traditional Energy 13 $10.5B $32.9B $44.9B
Utilities & Power 12 $31.6B $62.2B $296.5B
Clean Energy & EV 10 $533M $2.0B $14.2B
Airlines & Travel 9 $21.4B $42.2B $63.8B
Retail & Consumer 14 $14.7B $31.3B $114.6B
Healthcare & Pharma 15 $31.3B $63.7B $283.2B
Banks & Financial Services 19 $202.7B $417.0B $965.9B
Insurance 6 $2.3B $10.7B $53.7B
Industrials & Manufacturing 9 $21.7B $50.8B $27.2B