AES FCF Margin
The Free Cash Flow Margin of AES (AES) as of Jul 25, 2026 is -13.27 %. In the previous year, Free Cash Flow Margin was -37.79 % — a change of -64.89% (higher).
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FCF Margin
-13.27 %
YoY
-64.89%
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Free Cash Flow Margin of AES is 2026 -13.27 % . Free Cash Flow Margin of AES was 2025 -37.79 % . It decreases by -64.89% higher compared to the previous year.
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AES Stock analysis
What does AES do? AES Corporation is a multinational energy utility company based in Arlington, Virginia, USA. The company was founded in 1981 by Roger Sant and Dennis Bakke with the goal of producing clean and affordable energy. It has since grown significantly and currently employs over 10,000 people in 14 countries.
AES's business model focuses on energy generation, transmission, and distribution. The company is divided into several divisions, including power generation, energy transmission and distribution, energy trading and sales, and energy storage. AES is a leader in the development of energy storage technologies such as battery storage and operates one of the largest energy storage facilities in the US.
AES has also incorporated various renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power into its production portfolio and operates multiple wind farms in the US and countries like Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. AES is also a pioneer in energy efficiency and offers energy efficiency programs to its customers to reduce energy consumption and ultimately save costs.
Power generation and distribution are AES's core business. The company operates over 20 gigawatts of generated energy in countries like the US, Chile, Brazil, Mexico, and others. AES is also involved in energy transmission and distribution, owning and operating hundreds of kilometers of power lines and transmission infrastructure in the US, Brazil, and other countries.
Furthermore, AES operates an energy trading platform that enables the trading of electricity, natural gas, and other energy products. The platform allows AES to optimize electricity prices and offer competitive prices to its customers.
AES is also a pioneer in the development of energy storage technologies. The company has developed many innovative battery storage systems and operates one of the largest energy storage facilities in the US. Energy storage is a crucial part of AES's strategy to incorporate renewable energy into its portfolio.
AES has also formed several partnerships with other companies and organizations to promote the development and implementation of renewable energy and energy storage technologies. The company collaborates with BMW on developing and producing battery storage systems for use in electric vehicles.
Overall, AES is a leading company in the energy industry that offers a wide range of products and services. The company has earned a reputation for innovative energy technologies and projects and is dedicated to the development of a more sustainable and cleaner energy future. AES is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Free Cash Flow Margin of AES is -13.27 % in 2026.
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