Highest Free Cash Flow Yield
The 25 best cash generators per dollar of market cap — highest free-cash-flow yield with a quality floor. Where the business throws off the most owner earnings relative to its price.
Free-cash-flow (FCF) yield compares the cash a business generates to its entire market value. A high yield means you are buying a lot of real cash production cheaply — exactly what Buffett's owner-earnings lens favors over accounting earnings.
This ranking surfaces the 25 highest-FCF-yield stocks that also clear a quality bar (ValueOS Score ≥ 60), filtering out distressed names whose yield is high only because the stock has collapsed. Open any row for the full Score, Moat, and DCF detail.
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| # | Company | Score | FCF Yield | Moat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CTSHCTSH | 73 | 14.5% | Narrow Moat |
| 2 | FCXFCX | 63 | 14.4% | Narrow Moat |
| 3 | SNYSNY | 74 | 13.9% | Narrow Moat |
| 4 | ENBENB | 60 | 13.7% | Narrow Moat |
| 5 | PANWPANW | 67 | 12.0% | Narrow Moat |
| 6 | AVGOAVGO | 86 | 11.8% | Narrow Moat |
| 7 | CSXCSX | 60 | 11.3% | Narrow Moat |
| 8 | CHTCHT | 69 | 10.2% | Narrow Moat |
| 9 | ACNACN | 63 | 9.8% | Narrow Moat |
| 10 | NEMNEM | 74 | 9.8% | Narrow Moat |
| 11 | CMSCMS | 61 | 9.5% | Narrow Moat |
| 12 | CVECVE | 64 | 9.5% | Narrow Moat |
| 13 | GDDYGDDY | 67 | 9.2% | Wide Moat |
| 14 | WDAYWDAY | 71 | 9.2% | Narrow Moat |
| 15 | MNSOMNSO | 81 | 9.1% | Narrow Moat |
| 16 | ULUL | 66 | 9.1% | Wide Moat |
| 17 | ATATATAT | 81 | 9.0% | Narrow Moat |
| 18 | KHCKHC | 61 | 9.0% | Narrow Moat |
| 19 | VV | 77 | 9.0% | Narrow Moat |
| 20 | BMYBMY | 66 | 8.8% | Narrow Moat |
| 21 | MCHPMCHP | 71 | 8.7% | Narrow Moat |
| 22 | APHAPH | 71 | 8.6% | Narrow Moat |
| 23 | AEMAEM | 81 | 8.5% | Narrow Moat |
| 24 | ISRGISRG | 81 | 8.5% | Narrow Moat |
| 25 | WABWAB | 67 | 8.5% | Narrow Moat |
Scores and margins of safety are computed from the latest SEC filings and refreshed daily. Rankings are a research shortlist, not investment advice. Open any ticker for its full Score, Moat, and DCF analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is free cash flow yield?
It is a company's free cash flow divided by its market capitalization, expressed as a percentage. A higher yield means more cash generated per dollar you pay — a proxy for how cheap the cash engine is.
Why require a minimum quality score?
A soaring FCF yield can come from a falling stock price rather than rising cash. The Score ≥ 60 floor screens out value traps where the business is genuinely deteriorating.
How is FCF yield computed here?
We take the five-year average free cash flow (from SEC filings) and divide it by the current market cap, using the same data as every ValueOS DCF page.
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