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Energy Transfer LP (ET) Free Cash Flow (FCF): $3.65B

The free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET) is $3.65B. It is below its 12-month average by 26.43% ($4.97B).

ET Free Cash Flow (FCF TTM)

ET Free Cash Flow (FCF TTM) Chart

$3.65B

Rolling trailing-12-month free cash flow from quarterly statements; no daily interpolation.

+164.13% 10Y

ET Quarterly Free Cash Flow Growth (YoY)

Free Cash Flow growth vs the same quarter one year earlier, last 20 quarters.

ET Free Cash Flow (FCF)

ET Average Free Cash Flow (FCF) Chart

ET Free Cash Flow (FCF)

ET Current vs Average Free Cash Flow (FCF) Chart

ET Free Cash Flow (FCF) Metrics

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF)

$3.65B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG TTM

$4.97B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 3Y

$5.92B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 5Y

$6.17B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 10Y

$2.39B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 15Y

$1.00B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 20Y

$661.95M

CURRENT VS TTM AVG

-26.43%

CURRENT VS 3Y AVG

-38.29%

CURRENT VS 5Y AVG

-40.80%

CURRENT VS 10Y AVG

+53.14%

CURRENT VS 15Y AVG

+263.75%

CURRENT VS 20Y AVG

+452.01%

FCF Analysis

Free Cash Flow (TTM)

$3.65B

FCF Yield

5.50%

Price/FCF

18.2

Formula: FCF = Operating Cash Flow - Capital Expenditures

Why FCF matters:

  • Shows actual cash available (not accounting earnings)
  • Funds dividends, buybacks, and debt reduction
  • Less susceptible to accounting manipulation than net income
  • Key metric for DCF valuation models

Energy Transfer LP Free Cash Flow (FCF) Formula & Definition

Free Cash Flow represents the cash a company generates after accounting for capital expenditures. It's the cash available for dividends, buybacks, debt reduction, or reinvestment.

Expanded definitions: Investopedia, Wikipedia, Corporate Finance Institute

Energy Transfer LP Free Cash Flow (FCF) FAQ

What is the free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $3.65B.
What is the TTM average free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The TTM average free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $4.97B.
What is the 3Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The 3Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $5.92B.
What is the 5Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The 5Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $6.17B.
What is the 10Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The 10Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $2.39B.
What is the 15Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The 15Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $1.00B.
What is the 20Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Energy Transfer LP (ET)?
The 20Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ET stock is $661.95M.

Energy Transfer LP Free Cash Flow (FCF) History

DATEFREE CASH FLOW (FCF)
2026-03-31$3.65B
2025-09-30$5.19B
2025-03-31$6.06B
2024-09-30$6.82B
2024-03-31$6.90B
2023-09-30$6.28B
2023-03-31$6.55B
2022-09-30$6.18B
2022-03-31$5.50B
2021-09-30$8.18B
2021-03-31$6.58B
2020-09-30$1.83B
2020-03-31$1.63B
2019-09-30$1.76B
2019-03-31$362.00M
2018-09-30$-1.10B
2018-03-31$-3.06B
2017-09-30$-3.74B
2017-03-31$-4.27B
2016-09-30$-5.51B
2016-03-31$-5.70B
2015-09-30$-5.54B
2015-03-31$-3.68B
2014-09-30$-1.64B
2014-03-31$-768.00M
2013-09-30$-1.51B
2013-03-31$-2.11B
2012-09-30$-1.65B
2012-03-31$-1.03B
2011-09-30$-354.78M
2011-03-31$-699.86M
2010-09-30$-240.54M
2010-03-31$268.21M
2009-09-30$-420.47M
2009-03-31$-981.23M
2008-09-30$-1.20B
2008-03-31$-835.20M
2007-08-31$-342.17M
2007-02-28$-545.55M
2006-08-31$-369.38M
2006-02-28$-99.74M

About Energy Transfer LP

Energy Transfer LP functions as a comprehensive provider of energy infrastructure and associated services. The company operates extensive natural gas networks, including approximately 11,600 miles of intrastate transportation pipelines and an additional 19,830 miles dedicated to interstate transport. Its natural gas storage capabilities encompass three facilities in Texas and another two spanning Texas and Oklahoma. Energy Transfer supplies natural gas to a diverse range of customers, such as electric utilities, independent power producers, local distribution companies, other marketing firms, and various industrial end-users. Beyond transportation, the firm manages substantial infrastructure for gathering, processing, treating, and conditioning natural gas and natural gas liquids (NGLs) across a broad geographic area that includes Texas, New Mexico, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Louisiana. This infrastructure also covers natural gas gathering systems in Ohio, and integrated natural gas gathering, oil pipeline, and oil stabilization facilities situated in South Texas. Additionally, the company provides water transport and supply services to natural gas producers in Pennsylvania. In the NGL sector, Energy Transfer possesses approximately 5,215 miles of NGL pipelines, along with facilities for NGL and propane fractionation. Its NGL storage solutions include facilities with a working capacity of around 50 million barrels (MMBbls), supplemented by additional storage assets and terminals totaling about 17 MMBbls. The company is actively involved in the transportation, terminalling, acquisition, and marketing of crude oil, as well as the distribution of refined petroleum products like gasoline, middle distillates, and motor fuels. Complementing these primary operations, Energy Transfer offers specialized services such as natural gas compression, removal of carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide, natural gas cooling, dehydration, and British thermal unit (BTU) management. Furthermore, its operations extend to managing coal and other natural resource properties, selling standing timber, leasing coal-related infrastructure, collecting oil and gas royalties, and generating electrical power. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company officially adopted its current name, Energy Transfer LP, in October 2018, having previously been known as Energy Transfer Equity, L.P.

Dallas, TX
16,248 employees
Energy / Oil & Gas Midstream
Sector
Energy
Industry
Oil & Gas Midstream
CEO
Marshall S. McCrea