According to the latest filings submitted to the SEC, Ford Motor Company is facing two significant debt maturities.

One of the commitments, totaling $3.4 billion, will mature on April 13, 2029, while another debt of $10.1 billion will come due on April 15, 2031. The maturity dates of these two long-term debts have a significant impact on Ford's financial planning. The $3.4 billion debt will mature in about five years from now, while the larger $10.1 billion debt will mature in eight years. Such disclosures help investors more clearly assess the company’s long-term debt repayment capability and capital management strategies. As a benchmark enterprise in the U.S. automobile manufacturing industry, Ford's debt structure has always attracted close market attention. The disclosed debt maturity schedule will provide key reference points for analyzing the company’s future cash flow status and financing strategies.