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Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Dividend coverage remains structurally sound with an OCF-to-dividend ratio of 2.1x in 2026Q1, despite a high capital expenditure cycle that saw $621 million deployed in the same period.

PEG 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'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations2.95B2.37B2.13B3.81B1.5B1.74B3.1B3.38B2.91B3.26B3.31B3.92B3.16B3.16B2.79B3.56B2.16B1.85B2.35B1.92B1.93B970M1.61B1.49B1.29B1.23B1.14B1.23B1.5B1.09B1.47B
Operating CF Growth %131.09%11.02%-43.96%153.23%-13.42%-44.04%-8.2%16%-10.64%-1.6%-15.46%24.02%0.06%13.31%-21.65%64.37%16.66%-20.9%22.26%-0.67%99.07%-39.6%7.57%16.01%4.72%8.19%-7.79%-17.81%36.9%-25.51%-4.23%
Operating CF / Revenue %23.07%19.46%20.73%33.87%15.34%17.86%32.3%33.54%30.04%35.89%36.56%37.63%29.03%31.68%28.49%32.11%18.35%14.95%17.6%14.92%15.87%7.8%14.61%13.43%15.34%12.52%16.59%18.96%25.27%17.19%24.33%
Net Income2.26B2.11B1.77B2.56B1.03B-648M1.91B1.69B1.44B1.57B887M1.68B1.52B1.24B1.27B1.38B1.56B1.59B1.19B1.33B739M661M726M1.16B235M770M764M723M644M560M612M
Depreciation & Amortization1.06B1.1B1.37B1.32B1.28B1.4B1.47B1.43B1.34B2.19B1.68B1.43B1.43B1.37B1.23B1.14B1.11B838M793M000000000000
Deferred Taxes160M38M263M355M-261M-845M139M180M568M-167M474M685M515M270M721M811M1.11B326M71M119M-89M224M167M365M-139M-118M-11M-215M-55M47M65M
Other Non-Cash Items-397M-1.07B-671M-1.74B297M2.92B-705M-192M-209M-251M222M-97M-121M-43M-322M-690M-706M-1.12B219M633M1.14B740M688M396M1.37B394M686M827M952M667M697M
Working Capital Changes-133M190M-604M1.31B-847M-1.1B294M272M-229M-81M51M225M-179M318M-114M920M-910M221M74M-169M146M-655M25M-428M-177M183M-303M-103M-42M-179M96M
Capital Expenditures-3.02B-2.04B-3.38B-3.33B-2.89B-2.72B-3.03B-3.26B-4.06B-4.31B-4.3B-3.97B-2.92B-2.81B-2.57B-2.08B-2.16B-1.79B-1.77B-1.35B-1.01B-1.05B-1.25B-1.4B-1.55B-3.6B-1.61B-1.63B-531M-1.61B-586M
CapEx / Revenue %15.91%16.79%32.85%29.59%29.47%27.97%30.44%31.42%40.35%46.13%46.34%37.09%25.9%28.2%26.32%18.8%18.32%14.46%13.29%10.49%8.34%8.47%11.34%12.61%18.46%36.7%23.53%25.12%8.95%25.34%9.7%
CapEx / D&A1.92x1.85x2.46x2.51x2.25x1.94x1.99x2.22x2.91x1.92x2.50x2.71x1.98x2.05x2.10x1.84x1.95x2.14x2.23x------------
CapEx Coverage (OCF/CapEx)1.45x1.16x0.63x1.14x0.52x0.64x1.06x1.07x0.74x0.78x0.79x1.01x1.12x1.12x1.08x1.71x1.00x1.03x1.32x1.42x1.90x0.92x1.29x1.06x0.83x0.34x0.71x0.75x2.82x0.68x2.51x
Cash from Investing-3.35B-2.85B-3.31B-2.96B-1.1B-2.24B-2.68B-3.15B-3.92B-4.26B-4.25B-3.94B-2.89B-2.8B-2.63B-1.27B-1.67B-792M-775M-1M-243M-405M-754M-1.5B-1.72B-3.6B-1.61B-1.63B-748M-1.61B-9M
Acquisitions000291M-124M-111M000000000687M00925M00000-288M-832M00000
Purchase of Investments-411M-410M000-2.09B-2.25B-1.81B-1.47B-2.34B-856M-1.55B-1.93B-1.17B-1.7B-1.39B-1.14B-1.8B-3.09B000000-709M-603M-980M-92M00
Sale of Investments404M394M0002.1B2.23B1.79B1.5B2.32B824M1.5B1.92B1.16B1.67B1.35B1.12B2.77B3.13B00315M438M30M398M132M00000
Other Investing-1.31B-786M74M76M1.91B578M263M48M-32M-45M-17M-28M-53M21M-17M158M515M35M38M1.35B772M333M55M-123M-276M-82M-49M-70M-125M-1.07B577M
Cash from Financing-197M490M1.23B-1.26B-754M799M-30M-257M887M885M966M15M-359M-243M-617M-1.73B-565M-1.03B-1.63B-1.64B-1.83B-542M-1.03B302M445M2.44B318M520M-695M323M-1.24B
Dividends Paid-1.28B-1.26B-1.2B-1.14B-1.08B-1.03B-991M-950M-910M-870M-830M-789M-748M-728M-718M-693M-693M-673M-655M-594M-574M-541M-522M-541M-456M-448M-464M-474M-499M-501M-523M
Dividend Payout Ratio %-59.59%67.49%44.36%104.66%-52.02%56.11%63.28%55.27%93.57%46.99%49.28%58.57%56.31%46.11%44.31%42.27%54.95%------------
Debt Issuance (Net)01000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K
Stock Issued000000000000000000083M83M533M83M441M967M000525M95M208M
Share Repurchases0000-500M00000000000-80M0-92M0000-155M0-91M-298M-400M-207M-137M-519M
Other Financing356M1.24B-70M-98M-6M-369M-72M-56M-77M-74M-79M-51M-64M-61M-58M-50M30M-2M-15M27M-229M-434M-50M-36M172M-723M011M-51M-18M-7M
Net Change in Cash-461M13M55M-412M-352M291M396M-23M-116M-111M31M-8M-91M114M-455M554M-70M29M-59M275M-147M25M-179M302M4M71M-157M120M56M-196M217M
Exchange Rate Effect139M0000000000000000000-1M2M1M2M-13M000000
Cash at Beginning176M108M99M511M863M572M176M199M315M426M395M402M493M379M834M280M350M321M380M106M288M263M442M150M167M96M259M139M83M279M62M
Cash at End428M121M154M99M511M863M572M176M199M315M426M394M402M493M379M834M280M350M321M381M141M288M263M452M171M167M102M259M139M83M279M
Free Cash Flow-64M325M-1.25B481M-1.39B-983M68M115M-1.15B-1.05B-985M-50M239M347M213M1.47B4M61M574M570M916M-83M359M91M-262M-2.37B-475M-400M968M-519M884M
FCF Growth %90.72%126.06%-359.25%134.73%-40.9%-1545.59%-40.87%110.04%-9.36%-6.29%-1870%-120.92%-31.12%62.91%-85.55%36750%-93.44%-89.37%0.7%-37.77%1203.61%-123.12%294.51%134.73%88.96%-399.58%-18.75%-141.32%286.51%-158.71%-0.11%
FCF Margin %-0.5%2.67%-12.12%4.28%-14.13%-10.11%0.71%1.14%-11.81%-11.53%-10.87%-0.48%2.2%3.48%2.18%13.3%0.03%0.49%4.31%4.43%7.53%-0.67%3.26%0.82%-3.12%-24.18%-6.94%-6.16%16.32%-8.15%14.63%
FCF / Net Income %-2.83%15.4%-70.37%18.77%-134.34%151.7%3.57%6.79%-79.62%-66.52%-111.05%-2.98%15.74%27.92%16.71%98.07%0.26%3.83%48.15%42.7%123.95%-12.56%49.45%7.84%-106.94%-308.18%-62.17%493.83%150.31%-92.68%144.54%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeExpanding
ProfitabilityStrong
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Regulatory Rate Case Lag

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Capital Intensity Driving Rate Base

As reported in recent financial statements, PEG consistently maintains a high CapEx-to-OCF ratio, which peaked at 173.7% in 2024Q2, reflecting the company's aggressive commitment to grid modernization and infrastructure investment necessary to support long-term rate base expansion within the New Jersey regulatory framework.

The persistent negative free cash flow is a structural feature of PEG's growth strategy rather than an operational failure. By prioritizing heavy capital deployment, the company is effectively expanding the asset base upon which it earns a regulated return, provided the NJBPU continues to approve timely cost recovery.

Financing Capacity Supports Infrastructure Needs

According to the provided cash flow data, PEG frequently utilizes external debt markets to bridge the gap between operating cash flow and capital requirements, with periodic issuance of long-term debt suggesting that the company maintains sufficient access to capital to fund its ongoing multi-year infrastructure investment programs.

The company's ability to tap debt markets appears to be a critical component of its liquidity management, especially given the cyclical nature of its large-scale project spending. Investors should monitor whether interest rate environments or shifts in credit ratings might increase the cost of this essential external financing.

Dividend Coverage Remains Structurally Sound

Based on the reported quarterly figures, PEG maintains a consistent OCF-to-dividend coverage ratio, which reached a high of 3.3x in 2025Q3, indicating that the core regulated utility operations generate sufficient cash to support the current dividend payout despite the company's significant ongoing capital expenditure requirements.

The dividend appears well-supported by the predictable cash flows inherent in the regulated utility model. While the company faces substantial cash outflows for growth, the stability of the dividend suggests management prioritizes shareholder returns alongside its regulatory obligations to maintain the grid.

Regulatory Lag Masks Cash Realities

As evidenced by the variance between net income and operating cash flow, PEG's financial statements may obscure the impact of regulatory lag, where significant capital investments are made well in advance of the NJBPU's approval for full cost recovery through customer rate increases.

The gap between accounting earnings and actual cash generation warrants further investigation into the timing of rate case settlements. If the regulatory environment becomes more adversarial, the delay in recovering these massive capital outlays could create temporary liquidity pressure that is not immediately apparent in the headline net income figures.

PEG — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG) generate from operations?

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG) generated $2.37B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated's free cash flow?

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG) generated $325.0M in free cash flow in 2025. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG) spent $2.04B on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PEG) returned $1.26B to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.