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American Water Works Company, Inc. (AWK) FCF Payout Ratio: N/A

The FCF payout ratio for American Water Works Company, Inc. (AWK) is N/A.

AWK FCF Payout Ratio Chart

AWK FCF Payout Ratio
343.46%+0.00% 1M
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AWK FCF Payout Ratio Metrics

FCF PAYOUT RATIO

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FCF PAYOUT RATIO AVG TTM

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FCF PAYOUT RATIO AVG 3Y

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FCF PAYOUT RATIO AVG 5Y

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FCF PAYOUT RATIO AVG 10Y

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FCF PAYOUT RATIO AVG 15Y

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FCF PAYOUT RATIO AVG 20Y

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CURRENT VS TTM AVG

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CURRENT VS 3Y AVG

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CURRENT VS 5Y AVG

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CURRENT VS 10Y AVG

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CURRENT VS 15Y AVG

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CURRENT VS 20Y AVG

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Payout Ratio Comparison

FCF Payout Ratio

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Earnings Payout Ratio

59.3%

Dividend Yield

2.67%

FCF Yield

N/A

Annual FCF Payout Ratio History

YearFree Cash FlowDividends PaidFCF Payout Ratio
2025($1.07B)$633.00MN/A (Loss)
2024($811.00M)$585.00MN/A (Loss)
2023($860.00M)$532.00MN/A (Loss)
2022($1.31B)$467.00MN/A (Loss)
2021($432.00M)$428.00MN/A (Loss)
2020($502.00M)$389.00MN/A (Loss)
2019($375.00M)$353.00MN/A (Loss)
2018($287.00M)$319.00MN/A (Loss)
2017($61.00M)$289.00MN/A (Loss)
2016($119.00M)$261.00MN/A (Loss)
2015($88.00M)$239.00MN/A (Loss)
2014$62.99M$216.35M343.5%
2013($148.82M)$149.45MN/A (Loss)
2012($30.08M)$213.46MN/A (Loss)
2011($169.63M)$157.85MN/A (Loss)
2010($34.40M)$150.30MN/A (Loss)
2009($219.01M)$137.33MN/A (Loss)
2008($481.43M)$64.06MN/A (Loss)
2007($294.71M)$0N/A (Loss)
2006($385.54M)$0N/A (Loss)
2001($69.68M)$94.00MN/A (Loss)
2000($88.38M)$91.80MN/A (Loss)
1999($153.37M)$83.35MN/A (Loss)
1998($120.70M)$69.80MN/A (Loss)
1997($85.30M)$64.10MN/A (Loss)
1996($65.20M)$55.30MN/A (Loss)
1995($151.70M)$46.50MN/A (Loss)
1994($88.40M)$38.40MN/A (Loss)
1993($52.70M)$33.00MN/A (Loss)
1992($54.90M)$29.60MN/A (Loss)

Formula: FCF Payout Ratio = Dividends Paid / Free Cash Flow × 100

FCF payout and earnings payout:

  • FCF represents operating cash flow after capital expenditures
  • FCF payout compares dividends paid with free cash flow
  • FCF payout above 100% means dividends paid exceeded free cash flow for the period
  • Earnings payout compares dividends paid with net income

Reading the series: Use the chart and table to compare dividend payments with cash generation over time.

American Water Works Company, Inc. FCF Payout Ratio Formula & Definition

FCF Payout Ratio measures what percentage of free cash flow is paid out as dividends. Unlike earnings-based payout, it compares dividends with cash generated after capital expenditures.

Expanded definitions: Investopedia, Wikipedia, Corporate Finance Institute

American Water Works Company, Inc. FCF Payout Ratio History

DATEFCF PAYOUT RATIO
2014-12-31343.46%

About American Water Works Company, Inc.

American Water Works Company, Inc. operates across the United States, delivering essential water and wastewater solutions via its various subsidiary companies. Its operations extend to around 1,700 communities situated across 14 states, catering to an active customer base of roughly 3.4 million. The firm caters to a broad spectrum of clients. These include individual households, commercial enterprises (such as food and beverage suppliers, property developers, and energy companies), and both public and private fire service customers. Industrial clients, like large-scale manufacturers, mining, and production facilities, also utilize its services. Furthermore, American Water Works supports public authorities, encompassing government facilities, schools, and universities, alongside other utility providers and community water and wastewater infrastructure. Beyond these, the company extends its water and wastewater provisions to numerous military installations. It also enters into agreements with municipal bodies, predominantly for the management and operation of their water and wastewater facilities, in addition to offering a range of supplementary services. The company's infrastructure is substantial, comprising approximately 80 surface water treatment plants, 480 groundwater treatment plants, and 160 wastewater treatment plants. Its vast network also includes 52,500 miles of mains for transmission, distribution, and collection, alongside 1,100 groundwater wells, 1,700 pumping stations for water and wastewater, 1,300 treated water storage facilities, and 76 dams. Overall, the company delivers drinking water, wastewater management, and ancillary services to roughly 14 million individuals across 24 states. Established in 1886, American Water Works Company, Inc. maintains its headquarters in Camden, New Jersey.

Camden, NJ
6,700 employees
Utilities / Regulated Water
Sector
Utilities
Industry
Regulated Water
CEO
John C. Griffith