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DUKBDuke Energy Corporation 5.625%
$23.24$18.1B
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Duke Energy Corporation 5.625% (DUKB) Cash Flow Statement

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Capital intensity remains high, with a CapEx-to-OCF ratio of 97.5% in 2026Q1, necessitating continued reliance on external capital markets to fund infrastructure projects.

DUKB Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06
Cash from Operations11.66B12.33B12.35B9.89B5.93B8.33B8.99B8.21B7.19B6.62B6.8B6.68B6.59B6.38B5.24B3.67B4.51B3.46B3.33B3.21B3.75B
Operating CF Growth %-23%-0.19%24.85%66.76%-28.81%-7.29%9.5%14.24%8.48%-2.56%1.83%1.37%3.2%21.7%42.81%-18.6%30.26%4.06%3.74%-14.41%-
Operating CF / Revenue %35.17%38.25%41.27%34.59%20.95%33.85%37.66%32.73%29.31%28.11%29.88%29.87%29.92%28.81%30.06%25.27%31.61%27.2%25.2%0.04%24.68%
Net Income5.17B5.07B4.51B4.3B3.91B3.91B1.38B3.75B2.65B3.06B2.56B2.64B1.88B2.67B1.77B1.71B1.32B1.08B1.36B1.5B1.86B
Depreciation & Amortization4.81B05.79B5.25B5.09B4.76B5.49B4.55B4.07B3.53B3.29B-3.05B3.51B3.23B2.65B2.03B1.99B1.85B1.83B1.89B2.21B
Deferred Taxes748M0987M3M-200M191M54M806M1.08B1.43B900M1.24B-219M304M61M602M741M941M485M669M250M
Other Non-Cash Items1.21B7.26B-119M92M312M80M2.52B-27M8.41B6.9B6.49B-145M1.72B1.49B824M-670M453M-409M-353M-849M-580M
Working Capital Changes-274M01.18B250M-3.27B-690M-531M-873M-1.16B-1.23B-7M-307M-557M-1.06B-219M-204M384M-416M-156M-448M-704M
Capital Expenditures-11.87B-14.34B-12.28B-12.6B-11.37B-9.71B-9.91B-11.12B-9.39B-8.05B-7.9B-6.77B-5.38B-5.53B-5.5B-4.36B-4.8B-4.3B-4.39B-3.13B-3.38B
CapEx / Revenue %20.3%44.48%41.02%44.07%40.14%39.46%41.51%44.35%38.29%34.17%34.73%30.27%24.46%24.94%31.53%30.03%33.65%33.74%33.21%0.04%22.27%
CapEx / D&A1.40x-2.12x2.40x2.23x2.04x1.81x2.45x2.30x2.28x2.40x-2.22x1.54x1.71x2.07x2.15x2.41x2.33x2.39x1.66x1.53x
CapEx Coverage (OCF/CapEx)1.73x0.86x1.01x0.78x0.52x0.86x0.91x0.74x0.77x0.82x0.86x0.99x1.22x1.15x0.95x0.84x0.94x0.81x0.76x1.03x1.11x
Cash from Investing-12.88B-14.34B-13.1B-12.21B-10.6B-9.4B-10.31B-11.11B-10.06B-8.44B-11.53B-5.28B-5.37B-4.98B-6.2B-4.43B-4.42B-4.49B-4.61B-2.15B-1.33B
Acquisitions559M047M1.01B1.38B1.57B426M843M41M-13M-4.78B-1.33B-54M0000-124M-389M-66M-284M
Purchase of Investments-5.13B0-5.71B-3.79B-4.3B-6.18B-8.38B-3.67B-4.18B-4.49B-5.46B-4.3B0-11M0-3.19B-2.17B-3.01B-7.35B-23.64B-33.44B
Sale of Investments5.15B05.8B3.82B4.33B6.1B7.95B3.34B3.75B4.1B5.24B4.23B07M03.18B2.67B2.99B7.45B24.77B35.26B
Other Investing-6.73B-14.34B-960M-650M-644M-1.19B-398M-506M-281M10M1.37B2.89B65M548M-696M-58M-121M-47M63M-88M517M
Cash from Financing2.94B1.95B812M2.07B4.75B1.03B1.3B2.89B2.96B1.78B4.27B-2.58B-678M-1.33B267M1.2B40M1.58B1.59B-1.33B-1.96B
Dividends Paid-1.65B0-3.21B-3.24B-3.18B-3.11B-2.81B-2.67B-2.47B-2.45B-2.33B-2.25B-2.23B-2.19B-1.75B-1.33B-1.28B-1.22B-1.14B-1.09B-1.49B
Dividend Payout Ratio %--71.02%114.19%124.67%79.68%204.21%71.18%92.69%80.09%87.47%78.78%88.34%85.3%110.33%77.9%97.27%113.67%83.92%0.67%79.87%
Debt Issuance (Net)2M01000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K01000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K
Stock Issued9M0405M8M9M5M2.75B2.35B1.84B0731M17M00067M302M519M133M50M127M
Share Repurchases00-1B00000000-1.5B00000000-500M
Other Financing2.64B1.95B-52M-124M-130M-94M-133M-26M29M4.23B3M-12M-34M15M46M-36M-14M-40M10M-368M-192M
Net Change in Cash1.58B-58M69M-253M71M58M-80M-50M87M104M9M-80M-1.04B1.47B1.32B440M128M556M308M-270M437M
Exchange Rate Effect-134M05M-7M-12M94M-63M-32M000000000000-22M
Cash at Beginning363M421M329M582M511M453M533M583M496M392M383M463M1.5B36M99M1.67B1.54B986M678M948M511M
Cash at End2.25B363M398M329M582M511M453M533M583M496M392M383M463M1.5B1.42B2.11B1.67B1.54B986M678M948M
Free Cash Flow-200M-2.01B73M-2.71B-5.43B-1.38B-918M-2.91B-2.2B-1.43B-1.1B-90M1.2B856M-257M-691M-292M-833M-1.06B83M367M
FCF Growth %-21.95%-2850.68%102.69%50.13%-293.48%-50.44%68.49%-32.23%-54.27%-29.47%-1125.56%-107.49%40.42%433.07%62.81%-136.64%64.95%21.27%-1374.7%-77.38%-
FCF Margin %-0.6%-6.23%0.24%-9.47%-19.19%-5.61%-3.85%-11.62%-8.98%-6.06%-4.85%-0.4%5.46%3.86%-1.47%-4.76%-2.05%-6.54%-8.01%0%2.42%
FCF / Net Income %-3.87%-40.42%1.61%-95.39%-213.1%-35.34%-66.67%-77.72%-82.63%-46.68%-41.37%-3.15%47.53%33.37%-16.18%-40.5%-22.12%-77.49%-77.68%0.05%19.7%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityStable
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Regulatory capital recovery lag

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Operating Cash Flow Predictability Trends

According to the provided quarterly data, Duke Energy generated operating cash flows ranging from $1.5 billion to $3.7 billion, demonstrating the inherent volatility of utility cash cycles despite the underlying stability of the company's regulated electric and gas service territories across the Southeast and Midwest regions.

The fluctuation in operating cash flow suggests that seasonal demand and the timing of regulatory cost recovery mechanisms significantly impact short-term liquidity. Investors should monitor whether these swings in cash generation align with the company's aggressive capital deployment schedule to ensure that core operations remain self-sustaining.

Capital Intensity Driving Rate Base

As reported in the financial statements, Duke Energy consistently deployed capital expenditures between $3.0 billion and $3.7 billion per quarter, with the CapEx-to-OCF ratio reaching as high as 144.6% in 2025Q1, reflecting a heavy investment phase aimed at long-term grid modernization and infrastructure expansion.

This high level of capital intensity is typical for a regulated utility, though it necessitates constant external financing to bridge the gap between investment and rate recovery. The persistent reinvestment appears to be the primary engine for future rate base growth, provided that regulators continue to approve timely cost recovery.

Financing Capacity and FCF Deficits

Based on the reported figures, Duke Energy frequently experienced negative free cash flow, with a deficit reaching $971 million in 2025Q1, which underscores the company's reliance on capital markets to fund its massive infrastructure projects while maintaining its dividend obligations to shareholders during these periods.

The recurring need for external capital suggests that the company's credit profile and access to debt markets are critical to its operational continuity. Analysts should evaluate whether the current financing terms remain favorable, as any tightening in credit conditions could complicate the execution of the multi-year capital plan.

Dividend Coverage Amid Capital Demands

As indicated by the quarterly data, the OCF-to-dividend coverage ratio fluctuated between 2.7x and 4.3x, suggesting that despite significant capital expenditure requirements, the company maintains a buffer that appears to support its dividend policy through various cycles of regulatory and operational cash flow volatility.

While the coverage ratios appear adequate, the sustainability of the dividend remains tethered to the company's ability to secure timely rate increases. Investors should monitor whether future regulatory outcomes in the Carolinas and Florida provide sufficient cash headroom to balance shareholder returns with necessary grid hardening investments.

DUKB — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying DUKB stock.

How much cash does Duke Energy Corporation 5.625% (DUKB) generate from operations?

Duke Energy Corporation 5.625% (DUKB) generated $12.33B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Duke Energy Corporation 5.625%'s free cash flow?

Duke Energy Corporation 5.625% (DUKB) reported negative free cash flow of $2.01B in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Duke Energy Corporation 5.625%'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Duke Energy Corporation 5.625% (DUKB) spent $14.34B on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.