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Korea Electric Power Corporation

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$10.59Today:- (-)1Y −27.57%

As of Oct 23, 2026 close

Market cap
$6.80B
P/E (TTM)
1.15
Forward P/E
1.65
Dividend yield
3.86%
52-week range
$10.43$23.41
Volume (live)
-
Avg. volume (3M)
809.14K

Korea Electric Power (KEP) Cash Flow Statement

In fiscal 2025 (fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2025), Korea Electric Power generated KRW 20.88T of operating cash flow and spent KRW 15.94T on capital expenditures. That left free cash flow of KRW 4.94T, up 197.7% from KRW 1.66T a year earlier, or 5.1% of revenue. It returned KRW 449.90B to shareholders through KRW 216.78B in dividends and KRW 233.12B in share buybacks.

Korea Electric Power Cash Flow Statement Analysis

Values in trillions KRW

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Cash flow statement showing operating, investing, and financing activities for Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEP) - Annual data in trillions KRW
BreakdownFY 2025FY 2024FY 2023FY 2022FY 2021FY 2020FY 2019FY 2018FY 2017
Period endingDec 2025Dec 2024Dec 2023Dec 2022Dec 2021Dec 2020Dec 2019Dec 2018Dec 2017
Operating Activities
Net Income8.673.62-4.82-24.43-5.221.99-2.26-0.741.44
Depreciation & Amortization13.7914.0013.0312.4611.9411.4411.1310.029.77
Deferred Income Tax2.920.00-2.84-9.41-1.860.90-1.00-0.832.17
Change in Working Capital-1.87-3.79-3.84-3.510.02-2.89-1.04-3.61-3.03
Change in Accounts Receivable0.06-0.28-1.06-1.78-0.22-0.110.130.25-0.22
Change in Inventory-1.57-1.410.15-3.00-1.74-0.72-0.98-1.77-1.37
Change in Accounts Payable-1.460.01-3.152.842.14-0.26-0.550.000.00
Change in Other Working Capital3.11-6.690.23-4.10-0.16-1.800.36-2.09-1.43
Other Operating Activities3.117.13-0.01-5.28-0.422.401.391.840.89
Net Cash from Operating Activities20.8815.881.52-23.484.4713.218.216.6811.25
Investing Activities
Capital Expenditures-15.94-14.22-13.93-12.35-12.78-13.28-14.23-12.38-12.68
Acquisitions-2.10-0.45-0.52-0.36-0.73-0.02-0.26-0.32-0.20
Purchases of Investments-4.34-2.86-3.64-17.13-5.89-1.52-2.17-2.84-4.79
Sales/Maturities of Investments3.683.234.3914.487.02-0.112.782.425.30
Other Investing Activities-0.29-0.130.60-0.140.03-0.140.370.10-0.24
Net Cash from Investing Activities-18.45-14.09-13.07-14.95-12.35-14.83-13.50-13.01-12.61
Financing Activities
Debt Repayment-28.30-25.3412.12-10.429.08-8.595.775.842.05
Common Stock Repurchased-0.230.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Dividends Paid-0.22-0.13-0.05-0.04-0.81-0.08-0.10-0.60-1.34
Other Financing Activities0.070.370.590.370.170.040.110.060.04
Net Cash from Financing Activities-2.63-3.8512.6639.008.441.885.785.300.75
Summary
Effect of Forex Changes on Cash0.060.110.000.030.05-0.04-0.040.02-0.07
Net Change in Cash-0.14-1.961.110.600.610.220.45-1.01-0.68
Cash at Beginning of Period2.384.343.232.642.031.811.362.373.05
Cash at End of Period2.242.384.343.232.642.031.811.362.37
Free Cash Flow4.941.66-12.40-35.82-8.31-0.07-6.02-5.70-1.43
Supplemental Disclosures
Interest Paid-4.704.252.521.932.08---
Income Taxes Paid-0.790.570.450.740.45---

Source: Company financial statements from annual and quarterly filings. Data as of Jun 30, 2026. Data sources and methodology

Frequently Asked Questions About Korea Electric Power Cash Flow

What is Korea Electric Power's free cash flow?

Korea Electric Power generated free cash flow of KRW 4.94T in fiscal 2025 (fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2025), operating cash flow of KRW 20.88T minus KRW 15.94T of capital expenditures. That was up 197.7% from KRW 1.66T a year earlier. Free cash flow equaled 5.1% of revenue.

How much does Korea Electric Power spend on capital expenditures?

Korea Electric Power spent KRW 15.94T on capital expenditures in fiscal 2025, compared with KRW 14.22T a year earlier. That equals 76.3% of operating cash flow.

Does Korea Electric Power pay dividends or buy back shares?

Yes. In fiscal 2025 Korea Electric Power returned KRW 216.78B in dividends and KRW 233.12B in share buybacks to shareholders, according to its cash flow statement.

What is free cash flow?

Free cash flow is operating cash flow minus capital expenditures. It is the cash a company has left for dividends, buybacks, debt repayment or acquisitions after funding its operations and investment. Full definition