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TC Energy Corporation (TRP) Cash Flow Statement

26Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Cash generation is obscured by accounting adjustments, as evidenced by an OCF/NI ratio that reached 3.01 in 2025Q3, while capital intensity remains high with a CapEx/Revenue ratio that peaked at 121.2% in 2024Q4.

TRP 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'00
Cash from Operations7.86B7.35B7.7B7.27B6.38B6.89B7.06B7.08B6.55B5.23B5.07B4.38B4.23B3.67B3.57B3.97B2.88B2.99B2.84B2.84B2.07B1.9B1.73B1.91B1.92B1.14B1.72B
Operating CF Margin %-48.37%55.89%54.78%51.79%51.47%54.3%53.43%47.92%38.89%40.54%38.8%41.49%41.76%44.6%50.68%41.97%33.35%32.95%32.12%27.59%31.07%33.91%35.56%36.8%21.62%8.13%
Operating CF Growth %115.45%-4.55%5.89%14.01%-7.47%-2.38%-0.34%8.04%25.33%3.18%15.63%3.74%15.02%2.88%-10.12%38.14%-3.81%5.28%0.14%36.69%9.05%9.88%-9.12%-0.72%69.07%-34.01%-
Net Income3.44B4.09B5.38B2.92B785M2.05B4.91B4.43B3.52B3.4B485M-1.14B1.99B1.91B1.47B1.71B1.39B1.48B1.44B1.22B1.08B1.21B980.32M801.24M805M737M729M
Depreciation & Amortization2.61B2.77B2.79B2.78B2.58B2.52B2.59B2.46B2.35B2.06B1.94B1.76B1.61B1.49B1.38B1.33B1.16B1.38B1.25B1.18B1.06B000848M793M740M
Stock-Based Compensation000010M0013M13M12M15M07M6M5M000000000000
Deferred Taxes690.44M766M493M11M174M-185M-58M55M117M-238M196M-102M686M568M285M364M526M357M76M58M174.74M60.47M76.79M230.58M247M120M91M
Other Non-Cash Items698.49M220M-1.16B1.35B3.46B2.79B-60M-176M660M279M2.19B4.21B118M30M147M336M82M-130M-58M161M65.24M682.64M645.55M762.59M-14M-685M576M
Working Capital Changes273.2M-503M199M207M-639M-287M-327M293M-102M-273M248M-346M-189M-326M287M235M-285M-90M135M215M-302.89M-50.01M28.8M110.78M33M170M-416M
Change in Receivables0-332M-13M-394M-575M-925M129M31M-69M-576M-482M-66M-189M-54M67M-6M-305M314M-197M00015.6M0-45M38M-888M
Change in Inventory0-55M-16M-56M-190M-93M-55M-42M-49M-38M-87M-3M-28M-30M27M27M70M-19M82M-5.96M0-50.01M015.46M-3M52M47M
Change in Payables012.99M365M-206M-83M890M-162M352M-70M151M424M-153M377M-290M127M300M84M-154M-18M00000120M105M1.06B
Cash from Investing-5.63B-6.46B-6.91B-12.29B-7.01B-7.71B-6.05B-6.87B-10.02B-3.7B-18.78B-4.88B-4.14B-5.12B-3.26B-3.05B-5.3B-6.91B-6.5B-6.21B-2.12B-1.34B-1.61B-1.15B-942M233M1.28B
Capital Expenditures-4.49B-5.29B-6.36B-8.15B-6.73B-5.92B-8.13B-8.18B-9.91B-7.53B-5.3B-4.43B-4.34B-4.75B-2.6B-3.27B-5.04B-5.42B-3.13B-1.65B-1.57B-753.58M-476.36M-391.6M-599M-492M-812M
CapEx % of Revenue28.51%34.8%46.17%61.42%54.65%44.25%62.58%61.73%72.48%55.98%42.4%39.19%42.58%54.02%32.45%41.77%73.5%60.42%36.36%18.7%20.9%12.31%9.33%7.31%11.49%9.37%3.84%
Acquisitions-806M-1.05B-4.68B-307M-3.43B-1.21B-765M-975M-1.01B-1.68B-14.37B-729M-497M-216M-866M0-597M-902M-3.23B-4.22B-469.48M-1.32B-1.52B-569.37M-228M-475M-111M
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing-163.09M-121M4.13B-3.83B3.15B632M3.61B2.89B1.93B7.19B1.66B772M946M11M860M220M934M-594M-140M-333.7M-74.56M733.81M386.37M-190.65M-115M1.2B2.2B
Cash from Financing-3.38B-1.52B-3.87B8.09B487M-88M-800M693M2.75B-1.42B14.01B744M-373M1.79B-403M-642M2.19B3.72B4.37B3.5B219.01M-555.88M-149.99M-628.62M-1.06B-1.47B-2.9B
Debt Issued (Net)935.39M2.83B378M5.81B2.94B4.47B1.57B2.61B3.5B26M6.4B2.48B334M2.48B960M126M2.35B2B2.7B2.56B869.06M-13.96M281.98M-104.34M-568M-716M-2.04B
Equity Issued (Net)-131.43M-396M88M4M905M-352M91M253M1.15B-931M9.21B-24M287M457M53M58M705M2.36B2.38B1.57B38.44M44.19M32.4M64.41M50M-294M-323M
Dividends Paid-3.39B-3.62B-4.05B-2.88B-3.3B-3.46B-3.15B-1.96B-1.73B-1.49B-1.54B-1.54B-1.44B-1.36B-1.28B-1.02B-754M-728M-718M-634M-617.43M-586.11M-551.96M-587.4M-546M-517M-536M
Share Repurchases-250M-250M0000000-1.21B-14M-294M0000000-487.64M00000-318M-328M
Other Financing-791.51M-328M-288M5.16B-64M-748M682M-216M-176M980M-64M-169M445M218M-135M190M-112M93M00-71.06M087.59M-1.29M059M0
Net Change in Cash-1.21B-633M-2.88B3.06B-53M-857M187M897M-643M73M166M361M-438M376M-103M-6M-233M-311M804M105M187.56M20.93M-153.59M124.95M-87M-210M98M
Free Cash Flow3.37B2.06B1.34B-881M-352M966M-1.08B-1.1B-3.36B-2.3B-233M-45M-111M-1.08B973M1.17B-1.95B-2.43B-294M1.19B503.26M1.15B1.23B1.51B1.32B533M908M
FCF Margin %21.36%13.56%9.72%-6.64%-2.86%7.22%-8.29%-8.3%-24.56%-17.09%-1.86%-0.4%-1.09%-12.25%12.15%14.96%-28.52%-27.07%-3.41%13.43%6.69%18.76%23.99%28.25%25.32%10.15%4.29%
FCF Growth %251.12%53.96%251.87%-150.28%-136.44%189.69%2.09%67.25%-46.11%-886.7%-417.78%59.46%89.7%-210.79%-17.05%160.03%19.49%-725.51%-124.79%135.63%-56.2%-6.21%-19.06%14.67%147.65%-41.3%-
FCF per Share3.231.981.29-0.86-0.350.99-1.15-1.18-3.72-2.63-0.31-0.06-0.16-1.521.381.67-2.82-3.72-0.512.231.032.352.523.132.741.121.91
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.98x2.09x1.64x2.49x8.52x3.52x1.53x1.71x1.77x1.66x21.76x-3.83x2.30x2.06x2.64x2.51x2.25x2.17x1.97x2.32x1.92x1.57x1.68x2.24x2.39x1.65x2.18x
Interest Paid000000000000000000000000000
Taxes Paid000000000000000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetStrained
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Capital intensity and leverage

Operating Cash Flow Outpaces Earnings

As reported in financial statements, TRP consistently demonstrates an OCF/NI ratio significantly above 1.0, reaching a peak of 3.01 in 2025Q3, which suggests that non-cash charges and accounting adjustments like AFUDC are creating a substantial wedge between reported net income and actual cash generation.

The persistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that the company's earnings quality is heavily influenced by non-cash accounting items rather than pure operational performance. Investors should monitor this divergence, as it implies that reported profitability may be less indicative of the firm's true ability to fund its dividend and capital programs from internal sources.

Volatile Free Cash Flow Generation

Based on the provided quarterly data, TRP's free cash flow trajectory remains highly erratic, swinging from a negative $205 million in 2025Q1 to a robust $1.1 billion in 2026Q1, reflecting the lumpy nature of capital expenditures and the impact of ongoing divestiture-related cash flows.

The inconsistency in free cash flow margins suggests that the company's ability to generate surplus cash is frequently interrupted by the timing of large-scale infrastructure investments. This volatility complicates the assessment of dividend sustainability and necessitates a cautious view on the firm's capacity to deleverage without relying on external financing or asset sales.

High Capital Intensity Pressures Liquidity

According to recent SEC filings, TRP's capital intensity remains elevated, with CapEx/Revenue ratios peaking at 121.2% in 2024Q4, underscoring the massive reinvestment requirements inherent in maintaining and expanding its critical North American natural gas pipeline network.

The high level of capital expenditure relative to revenue suggests that a significant portion of operating cash flow is immediately consumed by growth and maintenance projects. This capital-intensive model leaves little room for error in project execution, as cost overruns directly impair the firm's ability to improve its free cash flow profile.

Dividend Commitments Constrain Financial Flexibility

As indicated by the quarterly cash flow data, TRP consistently allocates substantial cash to dividends, often exceeding $900 million per quarter, which appears to limit the company's ability to aggressively pay down debt or fund growth projects without incurring additional financial strain.

The prioritization of dividend payments in the face of volatile free cash flow and high capital intensity suggests a management focus on shareholder returns that may come at the expense of balance sheet deleveraging. This strategy warrants further investigation into whether the current dividend payout ratio is sustainable given the company's stated goal of reducing its debt burden.

TRP — Frequently Asked Questions

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

How much cash does TC Energy Corporation (TRP) generate from operations?

TC Energy Corporation (TRP) generated $7.35B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is TC Energy Corporation's free cash flow?

TC Energy Corporation (TRP) generated $2.06B 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 TC Energy Corporation's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

TC Energy Corporation (TRP) spent $5.29B 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 TC Energy Corporation distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, TC Energy Corporation (TRP) returned $3.62B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $250.0M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.