Corning FCF Growth
The Year-over-Year Free Cash Flow Growth of Corning (GLW) as of Oct 31, 2026 is 45.07 %. In the previous year, Year-over-Year Free Cash Flow Growth was 58.37 % — a change of -22.79% (lower).
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45.07 %
YoY
-22.79%
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| YEAR | FCF Growth | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| 45.07 % | -22.79% | |
| 58.37 % | -249.03% | |
| -39.17 % | -9.00% | |
| -43.04 % | -135.56% | |
| 121.05 % | -92.98% | |
| 1,725.00 % | -1,944.91% | |
| -93.50 % | -139.20% | |
| 238.50 % | -378.55% | |
| -85.62 % | +694.55% | |
| -10.78 % | -81.12% | |
| -57.09 % | — |
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Year-over-Year Free Cash Flow Growth of Corning is 45.07 % in 2025.
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