Latest period
$176M
YoY change
-34.2%
5Y CAGR
+0.4%
Peak year (FY2016)
$1.67B
Latest annual
$106M
Cash on Hand history chart for Diamondback Energy (FANG) from 2016 to 2025
Latest: $106M
Cash on Hand growth chart for Diamondback Energy (FANG) from 2016 to 2025
Latest: -34.2%
Cash on Hand history table for Diamondback Energy (FANG) from 2009 to 2025
| FY2025 | $106M | -34.2% | -$55M | ||
| FY2024 | $161M | -72.3% | -$421M | ||
| FY2023 | $582M | +270.7% | +$425M | ||
| FY2022 | $157M | -76.0% | -$497M | ||
| FY2021 | $654M | +528.8% | +$550M | ||
| FY2020 | $104M | -15.4% | -$19M | ||
| FY2019 | $123M | -42.7% | -$91.5M | ||
| FY2018 | $215M | +90.8% | +$102M | ||
| FY2017 | $112M | -93.3% | -$1.55B | ||
| FY2016 | $1.67B | +8185.2% | +$1.65B | ||
| FY2015 | $20.1M | -33.4% | -$10.1M | ||
| FY2014 | $30.2M | +94.0% | +$14.6M | ||
| FY2013 | $15.6M | -41.0% | -$10.8M | ||
| FY2012 | $26.4M | +287.5% | +$19.6M | ||
| FY2011 | $6.8M | +66.3% | +$2.71M | ||
| FY2010 | $4.09M | +68.3% | +$1.66M | ||
| FY2009 | $2.43M | — | — |
- FY2025$106M-34.2%
- FY2024$161M-72.3%
- FY2023$582M+270.7%
- FY2022$157M-76.0%
- FY2021$654M+528.8%
- FY2020$104M-15.4%
- FY2019$123M-42.7%
- FY2018$215M+90.8%
- FY2017$112M-93.3%
- FY2016$1.67B+8185.2%
- FY2015$20.1M-33.4%
- FY2014$30.2M+94.0%
- FY2013$15.6M-41.0%
- FY2012$26.4M+287.5%
- FY2011$6.8M+66.3%
- FY2010$4.09M+68.3%
- FY2009$2.43M—
Cash on Hand values are taken from Diamondback Energy's reported balance sheets (quarterly 10-Q and annual 10-K filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission). Each row shows the period end date and the filing date. YoY compares each figure to the same period one year earlier. Amounts are in USD as filed.
About Cash on Hand at Diamondback Energy (FANG)
According to Diamondback Energy's latest reported financial statements, the company's latest reported cash and short-term investments is $176M. Cash on hand here is cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments reported at the end of each period — the most liquid assets on the balance sheet. Compare with total debt for net leverage and total assets for the share of assets held in cash.
Headline figure above is from the reporting period ending (reported ). Chart and table below cover the full reported history back to .
Diamondback Energy (FANG) most recent annual cash and short-term investments stands at $106M (2025) – plunged 34.2% year-over-year.
Diamondback Energy cash and short-term investments compound annual growth for the 2020–2025 (5 years) window is +0.4%, with mixed annual results across the window.
Between 2016 and 2025, Diamondback Energy cash and short-term investments plunged 93.6%, falling from $1.67B to $106M.
The highest annual cash and short-term investments of $1.67B was reported in 2016. The lowest in the available history was $2.43M in 2009.
Diamondback Energy Cash on Hand by Year
Diamondback Energy Cash on Hand 2025: $106M
In 2025, Diamondback Energy reported cash and short-term investments of $106M, plunged 34.2% below 2024.
Diamondback Energy Cash on Hand 2024: $161M
Diamondback Energy cash and short-term investments in 2024 was $161M, plunged 72.3% below 2023.
Diamondback Energy Cash on Hand 2023: $582M
2023's cash and short-term investments for Diamondback Energy came in at $582M, surged 270.7% from 2022.
Diamondback Energy Cash on Hand 2022: $157M
Diamondback Energy posted cash and short-term investments of $157M in 2022, plunged 76.0% below 2021.
Diamondback Energy Cash on Hand 2021: $654M
Diamondback Energy cash and short-term investments in 2021 was $654M.
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Sector peers by Cash on Hand
Energy peers of Diamondback Energy (FANG), ranked by their latest cash and short-term investments
| $6.98B | |
| $6.47B | |
| $4.69B | |
| $3.67B | |
| $3.4B | |
| $1.12B | |
| $1.09B | |
| $63M |
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- $4.69B
- $3.67B
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