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Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST) Free Cash Flow (FCF): $2.21B

The free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST) is $2.21B. It is above its 12-month average by 14.85% ($1.92B).

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ROST Free Cash Flow (FCF)
$2.21B+34.87% 1Y
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ROST Average Free Cash Flow (FCF) Chart

ROST Current vs Average Free Cash Flow (FCF) Chart

ROST Free Cash Flow (FCF) Metrics

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF)

$2.21B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG TTM

$1.92B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 3Y

$1.66B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 5Y

$1.61B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 10Y

$1.50B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 15Y

$1.19B

FREE CASH FLOW (FCF) AVG 20Y

$989.13M

CURRENT VS TTM AVG

+14.85%

CURRENT VS 3Y AVG

+33.16%

CURRENT VS 5Y AVG

+37.22%

CURRENT VS 10Y AVG

+47.60%

CURRENT VS 15Y AVG

+85.09%

CURRENT VS 20Y AVG

+123.19%

FCF Analysis

Free Cash Flow (TTM)

$2.21B

FCF Yield

3.57%

Price/FCF

28.0

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

Ross Stores, Inc. 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

Ross Stores, Inc. Free Cash Flow (FCF) FAQ

What is the free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $2.21B.
What is the TTM average free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The TTM average free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $1.92B.
What is the 3Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The 3Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $1.66B.
What is the 5Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The 5Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $1.61B.
What is the 10Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The 10Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $1.50B.
What is the 15Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The 15Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $1.19B.
What is the 20Y average free cash flow (FCF) for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)?
The 20Y average free cash flow (FCF) for ROST stock is $989.13M.

Ross Stores, Inc. Free Cash Flow (FCF) History

DATEFREE CASH FLOW (FCF)
2026-01-31$2.21B
2025-01-31$1.64B
2024-01-31$1.75B
2023-01-31$1.04B
2022-01-31$1.18B
2021-01-31$1.84B
2020-01-31$1.62B
2019-01-31$1.65B
2018-01-31$1.31B
2017-01-31$1.26B
2016-01-31$959.29M
2015-01-31$726.17M
2014-01-31$471.49M
2013-01-31$555.21M
2012-01-31$403.83M
2011-01-31$474.42M
2010-01-31$729.90M
2009-01-31$359.02M
2008-01-31$117.44M
2007-01-31$282.91M
2006-01-31$199.34M
2005-01-31$148.62M
2004-01-31$168.78M
2003-01-31$215.86M
2002-01-31$156.89M
2001-01-31$61.23M
2000-01-31$109.35M
1999-01-31$122.00M
1998-01-31$84.60M
1997-01-31$80.00M

About Ross Stores, Inc.

Ross Stores, Inc., through its various subsidiaries, manages a chain of off-price retail establishments focusing on apparel and home goods. These stores operate under two main brand names: Ross Dress for Less and dd's DISCOUNTS. Their product selection primarily includes clothing, accessories, footwear, and household decor. The Ross Dress for Less outlets primarily serve middle-income households, offering merchandise at prices considerably lower than traditional department and specialty stores. Conversely, dd's DISCOUNTS stores cater to moderate-income households, providing products at prices below those typically found in department and discount stores. As of July 5, 2022, the company had approximately 1,950 stores operating across 40 states, the District of Columbia, and Guam. Ross Stores, Inc. was founded in 1957 and is based in Dublin, California.

Dublin, CA
107,000 employees
Consumer Cyclical / Apparel - Retail
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Apparel - Retail
CEO
James G. Conroy