Financial specialist
Evaluated for this session
Exelon shows $6,778 million of trailing-twelve-month operating cash flow but −$2,163 million of trailing-twelve-month free cash flow, with net debt to operating income of 9.16, so the utility's capital program is consuming more cash than operations generate.
Full analyst note
What the specialist sees
Evidence: trailing-twelve-month revenue was $24,786 million with revenue growth of 4.6% and quarterly revenue growth of 1.2%, 9.0%, −1.1% and 7.9%, while trailing-twelve-month free cash flow was −$2,163 million against trailing-twelve-month operating cash flow of $6,778 million.
Why it matters now
Heavy capital spending leaves free cash flow at −$2,163 million despite $6,778 million of operating cash flow, and net debt to operating income of 9.16 shows the balance sheet carries that build.
What could change the view
Countercase: The 10-Q filed on 2026-10-30 is not yet reflected in these facts, so the newest quarter could change the cash and leverage read. Falsifier: A later reading showing net debt to operating income above the 9.16 sector net debt to operating income median would confirm the leverage concern.
Specialist score details
- Specialist score
- 38
- Evidence confidence
- 70
- Base weight for this role
- 0.13
- Base weight × confidence
- 9.10
- Weight in the score (the chip's weight)
- 0.19
- Weighted contribution
- 7.37
- Business driver
- Trailing-twelve-month revenue was $24,786 million with revenue growth of 4.6% and quarterly revenue growth of 1.2%, 9.0%, −1.1% and 7.9%, while trailing-twelve-month free cash flow was −$2,163 million against trailing-twelve-month operating cash flow of $6,778 million.
- Mechanism
- Heavy capital spending leaves free cash flow at −$2,163 million despite $6,778 million of operating cash flow, and net debt to operating income of 9.16 shows the balance sheet carries that build.
- Countercase
- The 10-Q filed on 2026-10-30 is not yet reflected in these facts, so the newest quarter could change the cash and leverage read.