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VictoryShares’ free-cash-flow ETFs hit $10B and $1B AUM milestones
Both the VictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETF and its growth-focused sibling use FCF as a single quality screen, aiming to filter out value traps and cash-burning stocks.
Value and growth strategies are still both in focus for financial advisors, and ETF provider VictoryShares is leaning into free cash flow as a unifying quality metric, according to ETF Trends. ETF Trends reports that two VictoryShares free-cash-flow ETFs surpassed key AUM milestones on August 13, 2026. The VictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETF (VFLO) crossed $10 billion in assets, while the VictoryShares Free Cash Flow Growth ETF (GFLW) topped $1 billion.
VFLO reached $10 billion in just over three years since its June 2023 launch, ETF Trends said, and GFLW cleared $1 billion in under two years since its December 2024 debut. Both ETFs are built around a cash flow quality lens rather than a value-versus-growth framework, the outlet said. VFLO tracks the Victory U.S. Large Cap Free Cash Flow Index, which focuses on expected free cash flow yields using trailing and forward FCF, and it also screens for high expected FCF while accounting for enterprise value rising with net debt, a structure meant to favor companies funding themselves from cash flow rather than leverage. ETF Trends also said the value version targets value traps, while the growth version filters for cash-burning names.