Forecast

Financial forecast

Project revenue, EBITDA, net income and free cash flow for the next 5 or 10 years. Growth starts at the same rate the valuation uses and fades to the long-run rate, with margins held at today's level. Bear and bull cases move growth by the company's own revenue volatility. It is a model of what the assumptions imply, not a prediction.

Devon Energy (DVN)

Price updated 06 Nov 2026 09:56; TTM through 30 Jun 2026; TTM financials updated 06 Nov 2026 12:40.

Starts from TTM through 30 Jun 2026 financials in USD and a share price of USD 42.88. Growth begins at 5.3% a year (the valuation's blended assumption) and fades to 2.5% by year 10. Margins held at EBITDA 44.9%, net 16.7%, free cash flow 8.5% of revenue. Bear and bull move starting growth by 6.0 points and long-run growth by 1 point.

Margins drift toward their 5-year average over 5 years (net, free cash flow), because this is a cyclical business.
Year 1 uses analyst consensus revenue growth (3.9%); year 2 is halfway back to the model's own path.
USD 11.47Model fair value (Free-cash-flow DCF); range USD 6.04 to USD 20.54
-73%Fair value vs today's price
LowModel confidence
25%Share of the gap to fair value the price closes by year 5

Confidence: Earnings-based DCF disagrees strongly; trailing-twelve-month data; profit and cash flow steady for 3 years; cyclical business: current cash flow is a poor guide to the cycle.

6.0%/yrModel-implied annual total return over 10 years, base case (price plus dividends). Raw model level; the screener shows a calibrated ranking instead
USD 28.30BRevenue in year 10 (base)
USD 5.96BNet income in year 10 (base)
USD 5.24BFree cash flow in year 10 (base)
USD 1.59Dividend per share in year 10 (base)
USD 63.60Implied share price in year 10 (base), today USD 42.88
13.0%Year-10 free cash flow per share vs today's price

Free cash flow over time

USD 0 USD 1.83B USD 3.65B USD 5.48B USD 7.30B FY2021 FY2023 FY2025 TTM through 30 Jun 2026 +1 +3 +5 +7 +9 +10
Solid: reported Dashed: base projection Shaded: bear to bull range
Free cash flow in year 10 by scenario
CaseStarting growthYear 10Annual growth
Bear -2.1% USD 3.70B 8.3%
Base 3.9% USD 5.24B 12.1%
Bull 9.9% USD 7.30B 15.9%

Base case by year

YearGrowthRevenueEBITDANet incomeFree cash flowEPSFCF / shareDividend / shareBook / shareImplied price
TTM through 30 Jun 2026– USD 19.68BUSD 8.83BUSD 3.28BUSD 1.67B 3.491.780.8744.4142.88
Year 13.9% USD 20.44BUSD 9.17BUSD 3.59BUSD 2.15B 3.812.280.9547.2745.16
Year 24.4% USD 21.34BUSD 9.58BUSD 3.93BUSD 2.67B 4.182.841.0550.4147.63
Year 34.7% USD 22.34BUSD 10.03BUSD 4.31BUSD 3.24B 4.593.451.1553.8450.16
Year 44.4% USD 23.32BUSD 10.47BUSD 4.70BUSD 3.85B 5.004.091.2557.6052.48
Year 54.1% USD 24.26BUSD 10.89BUSD 5.11BUSD 4.49B 5.434.781.3661.6754.54
Year 63.7% USD 25.17BUSD 11.30BUSD 5.30BUSD 4.66B 5.644.961.4165.9056.58
Year 73.4% USD 26.04BUSD 11.69BUSD 5.48BUSD 4.82B 5.835.131.4670.2758.53
Year 83.1% USD 26.85BUSD 12.05BUSD 5.65BUSD 4.97B 6.015.291.5074.7760.36
Year 92.8% USD 27.61BUSD 12.39BUSD 5.81BUSD 5.11B 6.185.441.5579.4162.05
Year 102.5% USD 28.30BUSD 12.70BUSD 5.96BUSD 5.24B 6.345.571.5984.1663.60

EPS and free cash flow per share assume today's share count. Dividends assume today's payout ratio and book value grows with retained earnings. The implied share price follows the valuation models and is not a price target; override growth settings do not change the model fair value. Margins stay at today's level except where the notes say they drift toward their average, so it does not model margin expansion, buybacks, acquisitions or recessions. It is for information and education only and is not investment advice. See the methodology for how the growth rate is blended.