BP Price to Free Cash Flow Ratio 2010-2024 | BP

Historical price to free cash flow ratio values for BP (BP) since 2010. For more information on how our historical price data is adjusted see the Stock Price Adjustment Guide.
BP Price to Free Cash Flow Ratio Historical Data
Date Stock Price TTM FCF per Share Price to FCF Ratio
2024-11-21 29.52 6.16
2024-09-30 30.88 $4.79 6.44
2024-06-30 35.01 $5.75 6.08
2024-03-31 36.11 $5.04 7.17
2023-12-31 33.52 $6.05 5.54
2023-09-30 36.21 $7.43 4.87
2023-06-30 32.61 $7.39 4.41
2023-03-31 34.68 $8.96 3.87
2022-12-31 31.62 $9.34 3.38
2022-09-30 25.56 $7.38 3.47
2022-06-30 25.10 $6.56 3.82
2022-03-31 25.74 $4.91 5.24
2021-12-31 23.08 $4.11 5.62
2021-09-30 23.41 $2.92 8.03
2021-06-30 22.34 $2.70 8.28
2021-03-31 20.35 $2.01 10.12
2020-12-31 16.91 $0.10 164.20
2020-09-30 14.11 $1.25 11.25
2020-06-30 18.60 $1.13 16.41
2020-03-31 18.95 $1.81 10.48
2019-12-31 28.82 $3.19 9.03
2019-09-30 28.57 $2.56 11.16
2019-06-30 30.85 $2.64 11.70
2019-03-31 32.35 $2.62 12.34
2018-12-31 27.65 $2.12 13.04
2018-09-30 33.61 $2.81 11.98
2018-06-30 32.83 $2.68 12.26
2018-03-31 28.77 $2.11 13.61
2017-12-31 29.39 $1.61 18.30
2017-09-30 26.48 $-0.12 0.00
2017-06-30 23.48 $-0.82 0.00
2017-03-31 23.00 $-1.23 0.00
2016-12-31 24.47 $-1.48 0.00
2016-09-30 22.61 $-0.66 0.00
2016-06-30 22.43 $-0.28 0.00
2016-03-31 18.71 $0.49 37.91
2015-12-31 18.97 $0.51 37.36
2015-09-30 18.25 $0.79 23.14
2015-06-30 23.47 $1.97 11.93
2015-03-31 22.65 $2.13 10.62
2014-12-31 21.76 $3.90 5.58
2014-09-30 24.73 $3.05 8.10
2014-06-30 29.32 $1.85 15.85
2014-03-31 26.43 $1.02 25.96
2013-12-31 26.40 $4.63 5.70
2013-09-30 22.55 $6.89 3.28
2013-06-30 22.11 $7.20 3.07
2013-03-31 22.16 $7.19 3.08
2012-12-31 21.51 $2.27 9.48
2012-09-30 21.61 $0.52 41.81
2012-06-30 20.45 $0.93 22.10
2012-03-31 22.42 $2.47 9.09
2011-12-31 21.07 $2.42 8.72
2011-09-30 17.61 $1.39 12.67
2011-06-30 21.42 $0.02 1151.66
2011-03-31 21.15 $-0.55 0.00
2010-12-31 20.97 $0.85 24.72
2010-09-30 19.54 $2.40 8.15
2010-06-30 13.71 $3.92 3.49
2010-03-31 26.65 $3.55 7.51
2009-12-31 26.66 $2.78 9.60
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Oils/Energy Oil & Gas - International Integrated $8.042B $213.032B
BP has come a long way since the Gulf of Mexico oil spill incident in 2010, which followed the explosion on the British energy giant's Deepwater Horizon rig. To combat its huge litigation expenses that stemmed from the disaster, the company embarked on a massive asset divestment program and relied significantly on debt capital. BP successfully settled all litigation with the relatively insignificant cash outlays remaining. BP has been banking on its strong portfolio of upstream projects. BP is also on track to capitalize on the global economy's transition to lower carbon fuels. The company has been investing in renewable energy business with a plan to ramp up capital spending for non-oil and gas business. In fact, BP has plans of becoming carbon-neutral by 2050. Its reportable segments now are: Oil Production & Operations, Gas & Low Carbon Energy, Customers & Products and Rosneft.It entered a non-binding MOU with?Eni to combine their upstream portfolios into a joint venture in Angola.
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