DHI SIGNAL · FILING RESEARCH

DUK Operating cash flow

Operating cash flow at Duke Energy rose to $12.3B in fiscal 2025, the highest in the 5 years reported, from $12.3B in 2024.

Net cash provided by operating activities, as filed.

SOURCE: us-gaap:NetCashProvidedByUsedInOperatingActivities · EDGAR CompanyFacts · CIK 1326160 · EDGAR ↗ · FY2021–FY2025 · ANNUAL

FY2025$12.3B
FY2024 $12.3B
HIGH$12.3B FY2025
LOW$5.9B FY2022

History AS FILED · DERIVATION SHOWN WHERE DERIVED

Fiscal yearOperating cash flowChange
FY2025$12.3B+$2M
FY2024$12.3B+$2.5B
FY2023$9.9B+$4.0B
FY2022$5.9B$-2.4B
FY2021$8.3B

Cross-checks touching this measure FROM THE FILING REVIEW

✗ RED FLAGCash conversion stability

The ratio of operating cash flow to net income swings 1.01× across three years. This page verifies no stated cause; the flag marks the size of the swing. Management's own account touching these lines appears in the "net income drivers" claim on this page (partial); this page has not independently verified it.

FY2025 10-K · FULL RECONCILIATION →

✓ CLEANCapital returned vs free cash flow

Free cash flow was negative in the current year; no dividends or buybacks appear on the cash-flow lines this page reads. The multiple is shown for arithmetic only and is not meaningful as a ratio.

FY2025 10-K · FULL RECONCILIATION →

✓ CLEANStock compensation in cash flow

Share-based compensation is 0.8% of operating cash flow (threshold 15%).

FY2025 10-K · FULL RECONCILIATION →

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