- Business
- Timothy Plan Free Cash Flow ETF (TPFC) is a rules-based equity ETF that focuses on selecting U.S. large-cap companies with strong free cash flow characteristics, aiming to capture financial strength and efficiency while providing potential income and equity exposure. The fund tracks a specific free cash flow-based index and emphasizes companies with robust cash generation after operational and capital expenditures, seeking to balance profitability with balance sheet resilience.
Main products and services
- Core product: Timothy Plan Free Cash Flow ETF (TPFC), an NYSE-listed exchange-traded fund investing in U.S. large-cap equities identified by free cash flow criteria to emphasize financial strength and efficiency.
- Related ETF line: Timothy Plan Free Cash Flow Growth ETF (TPFG), which broadens the free cash flow framework by incorporating growth characteristics into the selection process, enabling exposure to companies with both strong cash flow and growth potential.
- Adjacent strategy offering: Timothy Plan Fixed Income ETF (TPFI), a separately managed fixed-income ETF that targets primarily U.S. investment-grade debt across government, corporate, and mortgage-backed securities to complement equity exposure with income and duration management.
- Advisory and platform services: Timothy Partners, Ltd., acting as adviser to the Timothy Plan family of funds and ETFs, providing index construction methodology, portfolio construction, and ongoing strategy oversight.
- Ancillary capabilities: Ongoing research and data support for underlying holdings, risk management, and periodic rebalancing aligned to the free cash flow and fixed income frameworks.
Latest major changes
- Product launches: In May 2026, Timothy Partners, Ltd. launches three new ETFs—TPFC, TPFG, and TPFI—listed on the NYSE, expanding the Timothy Plan ETF lineup to include free cash flow oriented equity strategies and a fixed income option, signaling a strategic shift toward income-oriented and cash-flow-driven investing.
- Strategic emphasis on free cash flow strategies: Public communications highlight rising investor interest in free cash flow and fixed-income strategies, underpinning the launch of these funds and ongoing product development in 2026.
- Market positioning and growth focus: The introduction of TPFC and TPFG indicates a strategic expansion from traditional mutual funds and ETFs into rule-based, cash-flow-centric equity exposures and enhanced fixed-income offerings to address demand for financial strength and income in varying market environments.
Industry context and business segments
- Industry: Exchange-traded funds and asset management, with a focus on rule-based equity strategies centered on free cash flow and complementary fixed income solutions.
- Segments: Equity ETFs emphasizing free cash flow strength and growth potential; fixed income ETFs targeting investment-grade debt to provide income and risk management.
- Target markets: Professional and retail investors seeking financial strength, efficiency, and income-oriented equity exposures, with a particular emphasis on U.S. large-cap stocks and investment-grade fixed income.
Geographic operations and corporate structure
- Headquarters: United States; primary operations and fund management occur through the Timothy Plan family and its adviser, Timothy Partners, Ltd.
- Geographic focus: U.S.-centric equity and fixed income holdings, with product listings on U.S. exchanges and U.S.-market-oriented strategies.
Founding year and affiliations
- Founding year: The Timothy Plan entity has a long-standing presence as an adviser to the Timothy Plan mutual funds and ETFs; the 2026 ETF launches mark a notable expansion in its product suite under Timothy Partners, Ltd.
- Subsidiaries/relational structure: The ETFs are part of the Timothy Plan family, with Timothy Partners, Ltd. acting as adviser to the funds; connections to Victory Free Cash Flow indices referenced in public materials indicate index partnership or licensing for TPFC and TPFG.
Notes
- All three ETFs (TPFC, TPFG, TPFI) are described as newly launched in 2026 with limited operating history, reflecting a recent strategic pivot toward free cash flow and fixed income frameworks.