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2874 companies · fiscal year 2025 · SEC EDGAR · September 25, 2026

Companies with the highest free cash flow — page 2

Ranks 101–200 of 2084 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Free cash flow
#CompanyFree cash flowYoY15-year trend
101DanaherDHRUSTechnology$5.3B−0.7%
102Futu HoldingsFUTUCNFinancials$5.2B+31.9%
103EniEITEnergy$5.2B−5.1%
104Bank of New York MellonBNYUSFinancials$5.2B+$6.0B
105FedExFDXUSIndustrials$5.1B+71.6%
106LindeLINGBMaterials$5.1B+3.3%
107Marsh & Mclennan CompaniesMRSHUSFinancials$5.0B+25.5%
108TJX CompaniesTJXUSConsumer discretionary$4.9B+17.1%
109PrologisPLDUSReal estate$4.9B+8.5%
110Lam ResearchLRCXUSIndustrials$4.9B−9.7%
111SLBSLBUSEnergy$4.8B+2.7%
112Marathon PetroleumMPCUSEnergy$4.8B−22.3%
113United Parcel ServiceUPSUSIndustrials$4.8B−23.3%
114AirbnbABNBUSIndustrials$4.6B+48.8%
115ServiceNowNOWUSTechnology$4.6B+34.0%
116BlackstoneBXUSFinancials$4.5B+33.0%
117Ypf Sociedad AnonimaYPFAREnergy$4.5B—
118SeaSESGIndustrials$4.5B+52.4%
119Charter CommunicationsCHTRUSCommunication services$4.4B+39.8%
120Agnico Eagle MinesAEMCAMaterials$4.4B+105.3%
121AmphenolAPHUSTechnology$4.4B+103.7%
122StoneX GroupSNEXUSFinancials$4.3B+878.7%
123CenteneCNCUSHealthcare$4.3B+$4.8B
124FiservFISVUSTechnology$4.3B−15.1%
125Intercontinental ExchangeICEUSFinancials$4.3B+2.0%
126StrykerSYKUSHealthcare$4.3B+22.8%
127Analog DevicesADIUSTechnology$4.3B+37.0%
128Arista NetworksANETUSTechnology$4.3B+15.7%
129Archer-Daniels-MidlandADMUSConsumer staples$4.2B+242.6%
130Cme GroupCMEUSFinancials$4.2B+16.6%
131Occidental PetroleumOXYUSEnergy$4.1B−20.7%
132MPLXMPLXUSEnergy$4.1B−16.1%
133Regeneron PharmaceuticalsREGNUSHealthcare$4.1B+11.3%
134Reinsurance Group of AmericaRGAUSFinancials$4.1B−68.3%
135ApplovinAPPUSTechnology$4.0B+98.1%
136General DynamicsGDUSIndustrials$4.0B+23.9%
137Barrick MiningBCAMaterials$3.9B+193.7%
138Realty IncomeOUSReal estate$3.9B+11.9%
139Energy TransferETUSUtilities$3.8B−47.6%
140Delta Air LinesDALUSIndustrials$3.8B+33.2%
141American TowerAMTUSReal estate$3.8B+2.2%
142Valero EnergyVLOUSEnergy$3.8B−36.7%
143Anglogold AshantiAUUSMaterials$3.8B—
144KlaKLACUSTechnology$3.7B+23.6%
145RelxRELXGBTechnology$3.7B+12.2%
146GE VernovaGEVUSTechnology$3.7B+118.2%
147PACCARPCARUSConsumer discretionary$3.7B−3.4%
148Kraft HeinzKHCUSConsumer staples$3.7B+15.9%
149Boston ScientificBSXUSHealthcare$3.7B+38.3%
150Colgate PalmoliveCLUSConsumer staples$3.6B+2.5%
151Aercap HoldingsAERIEIndustrials$3.6B−$706M
152AmbevABEVBRConsumer staples$3.6B−10.3%
153EatonETNIEIndustrials$3.6B+1.0%
154BlackRockBLKUSFinancials$3.6B−24.4%
155Berkley W RWRBUSFinancials$3.5B+89.9%
156American Electric PowerAEPUSUtilities$3.5B−45.5%
157Palo Alto NetworksPANWUSTechnology$3.5B+11.9%
158KrogerKRUSConsumer staples$3.5B+94.5%
159Southern CopperSCCOUSMaterials$3.4B+1.0%
160Imperial OilIMOCAEnergy$3.4B+12.0%
161Parker-HannifinPHUSIndustrials$3.3B+12.0%
162Northrop GrummanNOCUSIndustrials$3.3B+26.2%
163Horton D RDHIUSIndustrials$3.3B+62.2%
164Ares ManagementARESUSFinancials$3.2B+$461M
165Spotify TechnologySPOTLUCommunication services$3.2B+31.3%
166Mondelez InternationalMDLZUSConsumer staples$3.2B−8.2%
167AonAONIEFinancials$3.2B+14.2%
168CencoraCORUSHealthcare$3.2B+7.0%
169TE ConnectivityTELIEIndustrials$3.2B+14.5%
170Simon PropertySPGUSReal estate$3.2B+4.7%
171Vertex PharmaceuticalsVRTXUSHealthcare$3.2B+$4.0B
172PrudentialPUKGBFinancials$3.2B+58.6%
173Elevance HealthELVUSHealthcare$3.2B−30.3%
174Devon EnergyDVNUSEnergy$3.1B+5.5%
175Expedia GroupEXPEUSIndustrials$3.1B+33.5%
176Ericsson LM TelephoneERICSETechnology$3.1B−25.5%
177Cincinnati FinancialCINFUSFinancials$3.1B+17.7%
178Warner Bros. DiscoveryWBDUSCommunication services$3.1B−30.2%
179American InternationalAIGUSFinancials$3.1B+53.0%
180HaleonHLNGBConsumer staples$3.0B+16.3%
181Public StoragePSAUSReal estate$3.0B−2.2%
182FoxFOXAUSCommunication services$3.0B+100.2%
183Enterprise Products PartnersEPDUSUtilities$3.0B−17.0%
184CRH PublicCRHIEMaterials$2.9B+20.8%
185Kinder MorganKMIUSUtilities$2.9B−3.8%
186Crown CastleCCIUSReal estate$2.9B+3.9%
187EqtEQTUSEnergy$2.8B+395.0%
188TargetTGTUSConsumer discretionary$2.8B−36.7%
189Waste ManagementWMUSUtilities$2.8B+30.4%
190CortevaCTVAUSConsumer staples$2.8B+81.8%
191Trane TechnologiesTTIETechnology$2.8B+1.3%
192HPHPQUSTechnology$2.8B−11.3%
193Omnicom GroupOMCUSCommunication services$2.8B+75.1%
194WorkdayWDAYUSTechnology$2.8B+26.7%
195M&T BankMTBUSFinancials$2.7B−16.3%
196American NationalANG-PDUSFinancials$2.7B+9.5%
197Illinois Tool WorksITWUSIndustrials$2.7B−4.8%
198LoewsLUSFinancials$2.7B+12.8%
199Becton DickinsonBDXUSHealthcare$2.7B−14.4%
200Emerson ElectricEMRUSTechnology$2.7B−8.4%

All figures from SEC filings · FY2025 · 100

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