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VFLO — VictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETF

VFLO targets large-cap U.S. names with attractive free-cash-flow yield versus a broad large/mid benchmark—a “cash cows” equity factor sleeve.

Equity Efficiency:ACapital Efficiency grades how well this ETF delivers equity-side returns relative to the capital and beta it uses, with SPY as the B baseline. Leveraged ETFs score higher when they free up capital for an alpha sleeve. Long/short and factor ETFs are graded on excess return versus SPY, net of costs. VFLO emphasizes free-cash-flow-rich U.S. equities versus a broad benchmark. It’s a factor equity sleeve.

VFLO price history

Range
+33.77%
Total return (1Y)
VFLO

Total return (Yahoo adjusted close—dividends and splits per Yahoo), normalized to $10,000 at first available trade date. Educational only.

Strategy

Victory’s index sorts the eligible universe for free-cash-flow yield and related quality screens, then weights toward names that convert accounting earnings into distributable cash—expect persistent tilts to cash-rich sectors (tech platforms with ads, healthcare cash machines, selective industrials) versus asset-heavy cyclicals.

FCF yield is backward-looking: commodity or consumer cycles can flip cash conversion faster than annual statements. Comparing VFLO to profitability-focused indexes shows where capex timing changes the picture.

Manager and Issuer Pedigree

Victory Capital runs multi-affiliate equity boutiques under one listed holding company; VictoryShares benefits from shared index governance and capital markets coverage while the FCF methodology is Victory’s proprietary ruleset.

With about $314 billion in total client assets at year-end 2025, Victory has institutional-grade operations for a $6B factor sleeve—meaningful scale for creation/redemption even when value/cash-flow factors fall out of favor.

Outperformance

Outperforms when investors pay up for balance-sheet quality and punish levered story stocks, late cycle, credit tightening, or macro ranges where cash deployment (buybacks, dividends, M&A) drives returns.

Underperforms in speculative rallies where multiples expand on thin cash flows; favorable tape is fundamentals-first leadership, not meme liquidity.

Similar ETFs

TickerNameScoreMERAUM
VFLOVictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETFA0.44%~$6B
COWZPacer U.S. Cash Cows 100 ETFC0.49%~$30B

Official ETF page

Read the official ETF page for current NAV, holdings, and documents: VictoryShares (VFLO).

Beta and MER may not be accurate.
Educational content only; not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.