All 1291 companies, by P/E ratio
| # | Company | P/E | Earnings | Earnings, 1 yr | Yield | Market value | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UNIT Uniti Group Inc | 1.0 | $1.30B | +1296.9% | None | $1.18B | Communication services |
| 2 | SABR Sabre Corpo | 1.2 | $524.6M | — | None | $645.7M | Technology |
| 3 | LYFT LYFT Inc | 2.4 | $2.84B | +12382.5% | None | $6.19B | Industrials |
| 4 | BYD Boyd Gaming Corporation | 3.1 | $1.84B | +218.9% | 1.26% | $5.00B | Consumer discretionary |
| 5 | CHTR Charter Communications Inc | 3.2 | $4.99B | −1.9% | None | $13.78B | Communication services |
| 6 | VRRM Verra Mobility Corp | 3.7 | $136.6M | +334.5% | None | $477.3M | Industrials |
| 7 | ARR ARMOUR Residential REIT Inc | 3.8 | $322.7M | — | 22.73% | $1.88B | Real estate |
| 8 | WU Western Union Co | 4.0 | $499.6M | −46.5% | 15.76% | $1.90B | Industrials |
| 9 | RUN Sunrun Inc | 4.3 | $449.9M | — | None | $1.79B | Industrials |
| 10 | CMCSA Comcast Corp | 4.4 | $20.00B | +23.5% | 5.53% | $84.76B | Communication services |
| 11 | DFH Dream Finders Homes Inc | 4.5 | $217.2M | −35.2% | None | $881.8M | Consumer discretionary |
| 12 | VSNT Versant Media Group, Inc. | 4.6 | $930.0M | −31.8% | 3.72% | $4.27B | Communication services |
| 13 | SON Sonoco Products Company | 4.8 | $1.00B | +511.8% | 4.39% | $4.82B | Materials |
| 14 | WHR Whirlpool Corporation | 4.8 | $318.0M | — | 10.47% | $1.80B | Consumer discretionary |
| 15 | SLM SLM Corp | 5.1 | $744.8M | +22.4% | 2.93% | $3.24B | Financials |
| 16 | EIX Edison International | 5.2 | $4.46B | +247.3% | 5.90% | $22.98B | Utilities |
| 17 | ABR Arbor Realty Trust | 5.3 | $107.4M | −51.9% | 31.86% | $543.3M | Real estate |
| 18 | PPC Pilgrims Pride Corp | 5.8 | $1.08B | −0.4% | None | $6.28B | Consumer staples |
| 19 | GPK Graphic Packaging Holding Company | 5.8 | $444.0M | −32.5% | 5.15% | $2.53B | Materials |
| 20 | RNR Renaissancere Holdings Ltd | 5.9 | $2.68B | +43.4% | 0.49% | $13.42B | Financials |
| 21 | RYN Rayonier Inc | 6.2 | $474.4M | +32.1% | 5.60% | $5.58B | Real estate |
| 22 | VRTS Virtus Investment Partners, Inc. | 6.2 | $138.4M | +13.7% | 7.80% | $815.1M | Financials |
| 23 | NLY Annaly Capital Management Inc | 6.3 | $2.03B | +102.3% | 15.86% | $14.41B | Real estate |
| 24 | INVA Innoviva Inc | 6.4 | $271.2M | +1059.2% | None | $1.53B | Health care |
| 25 | KMT Kennametal Inc | 6.7 | $342.4M | +267.7% | 2.69% | $2.27B | Industrials |
| 26 | ENR Energizer Holdings Inc | 6.7 | $239.0M | +527.3% | 6.71% | $1.53B | Technology |
| 27 | AGO Assured Guaranty Ltd | 6.8 | $503.0M | +33.8% | 2.14% | $3.05B | Financials |
| 28 | ALL The Allstate Corporation | 6.9 | $10.28B | +120.3% | 1.78% | $66.75B | Financials |
| 29 | SPNT Siriuspoint Ltd | 6.9 | $459.6M | +129.9% | None | $2.94B | Financials |
| 30 | SAFE Safehold Inc | 6.9 | $114.5M | +8.2% | 6.56% | $776.9M | Real estate |
| 31 | SM SM Energy Co | 7.0 | $648.0M | −15.8% | 2.17% | $9.41B | Energy |
| 32 | LNC Lincoln National Corporation | 7.0 | $1.18B | −64.1% | 4.43% | $7.78B | Financials |
| 33 | BBWI Bath & Body Works Inc. | 7.0 | $649.0M | −18.7% | 3.70% | $4.36B | Consumer discretionary |
| 34 | T AT&T Inc | 7.1 | $21.95B | +100.5% | 8.07% | $144.43B | Communication services |
| 35 | ADAM Adamas Trust Inc | 7.1 | $149.0M | — | 13.24% | $702.6M | Real estate |
| 36 | VAL Valaris Limited | 7.3 | $982.8M | +163.2% | None | $7.06B | Energy |
| 37 | LKQ LKQ Corporation | 7.3 | $608.0M | −12.3% | 6.98% | $4.34B | Industrials |
| 38 | PMT PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust | 7.3 | $127.9M | −20.6% | 37.00% | $634.0M | Real estate |
| 39 | CTVA Corteva Inc | 7.4 | $1.09B | +20.6% | 0.91% | $7.95B | Consumer staples |
| 40 | KBH KB Home | 7.5 | $428.8M | −34.5% | 2.17% | $2.81B | Consumer discretionary |
| 41 | ABG Asbury Automotive Group Inc | 7.7 | $492.0M | +14.3% | None | $3.47B | Consumer discretionary |
| 42 | BHF Brighthouse Financial Inc | 7.7 | $433.0M | +11.6% | None | $2.52B | Financials |
| 43 | UHS Universal Health Services Inc | 7.8 | $1.49B | +30.4% | 0.44% | $10.65B | Health care |
| 44 | GEF Greif Bros Corporation | 7.8 | $268.8M | −25.2% | 2.86% | $2.10B | Industrials |
| 45 | SFBS ServisFirst Bancshares Inc | 7.9 | $276.6M | +21.7% | 1.91% | $2.18B | Financials |
| 46 | LULU Lululemon Athletica Inc. | 8.1 | $1.58B | −13.0% | None | $11.39B | Consumer discretionary |
| 47 | PTCT PTC Therapeutics Inc | 8.1 | $682.6M | — | None | $5.26B | Health care |
| 48 | FISV Fiserv, Inc. | 8.2 | $3.48B | +11.1% | None | $27.61B | Financials |
| 49 | VNO Vornado Realty Trust | 8.2 | $905.0M | +1185.7% | 2.15% | $6.42B | Real estate |
| 50 | YELP Yelp Inc | 8.2 | $145.6M | +9.6% | None | $999.5M | Consumer discretionary |
| 51 | SYF Synchrony Financial | 8.3 | $3.55B | +1.5% | 1.61% | $23.92B | Financials |
| 52 | WEN Wendy's Co | 8.3 | $165.1M | −15.1% | 6.93% | $1.35B | Consumer discretionary |
| 53 | INGR Ingredion Incorporated | 8.4 | $729.0M | +12.7% | 3.49% | $5.94B | Consumer staples |
| 54 | HRB H&R Block Inc | 8.4 | $733.6M | +21.1% | 3.60% | $5.89B | Consumer discretionary |
| 55 | RDN Radian Group Inc | 8.4 | $582.6M | −3.6% | 2.96% | $4.63B | Financials |
| 56 | MHO M/I Homes Inc | 8.4 | $402.9M | −28.5% | None | $3.09B | Consumer discretionary |
| 57 | TRN Trinity Industries Inc | 8.4 | $253.1M | +82.9% | 4.85% | $2.00B | Industrials |
| 58 | NMIH NMI Holdings Inc | 8.6 | $388.9M | +8.0% | None | $3.17B | Financials |
| 59 | APAM Artisan Partners Asset Management Inc | 8.6 | $290.3M | +11.8% | 11.60% | $2.82B | Financials |
| 60 | HCI HCI Group Inc | 8.6 | $299.0M | +171.9% | 0.82% | $2.43B | Financials |
| 61 | PRG PROG Holdings Inc | 8.6 | $146.8M | −25.6% | 1.78% | $1.20B | Industrials |
| 62 | WAL Western Alliance Bancorporation | 8.7 | $969.0M | +23.0% | 2.21% | $8.17B | Financials |
| 63 | ACAD ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc | 8.8 | $391.0M | +72.7% | None | $3.50B | Health care |
| 64 | LAD Lithia Motors Inc | 8.9 | $819.6M | +2.9% | 0.82% | $6.24B | Consumer discretionary |
| 65 | RITM Rithm Capital Corp. | 8.9 | $697.1M | −25.2% | 10.79% | $5.18B | Real estate |
| 66 | GRBK Green Brick Partners Inc | 8.9 | $313.2M | −17.9% | — | $2.67B | Consumer discretionary |
| 67 | EEFT Euronet Worldwide Inc | 8.9 | $309.5M | +1.1% | None | $2.29B | Financials |
| 68 | MTG MGIC Investment Corp | 9.0 | $738.3M | −3.2% | 2.19% | $5.80B | Financials |
| 69 | TMP Tompkins Financial Corporation | 9.0 | $161.1M | +127.3% | 2.66% | $1.45B | Financials |
| 70 | AA Alcoa Corp | 9.2 | $1.16B | +1828.3% | 1.24% | $10.61B | Materials |
| 71 | SKYW SkyWest Inc | 9.2 | $428.3M | +32.6% | None | $3.62B | Industrials |
| 72 | CALM Cal-Maine Foods Inc | 9.2 | $316.7M | −74.0% | 4.00%† | $2.86B | Consumer staples |
| 73 | SBH Sally Beauty Holdings Inc | 9.2 | $195.9M | +27.7% | None | $1.63B | Consumer discretionary |
| 74 | SMCI Super Micro Computer Inc | 9.3 | $2.23B | +112.7% | None | $20.00B | Technology |
| 75 | ECPG Encore Capital Group Inc | 9.3 | $256.8M | — | None | $2.16B | Financials |
| 76 | ACGL Arch Capital Group Ltd | 9.4 | $4.40B | +2.0% | None | $37.30B | Financials |
| 77 | SOLV Solventum Corp. | 9.5 | $1.56B | +224.8% | None | $14.43B | Health care |
| 78 | ESNT Essent Group Ltd | 9.5 | $690.0M | −5.4% | 2.07% | $5.90B | Financials |
| 79 | ADT ADT Inc | 9.5 | $596.0M | +18.9% | 3.24% | $5.67B | Industrials |
| 80 | VICI VICI Properties Inc | 9.6 | $2.78B | +3.6% | 7.24% | $27.53B | Real estate |
| 81 | CNX CNX Resources Corp | 9.6 | $633.2M | — | None | $5.44B | Energy |
| 82 | AN AutoNation Inc | 9.6 | $649.1M | −6.2% | None | $5.25B | Consumer discretionary |
| 83 | BFH Bread Financial Holdings Inc | 9.6 | $518.0M | +87.0% | 0.88% | $3.98B | Financials |
| 84 | VTOL Bristow Group Inc | 9.6 | $129.1M | +36.2% | 0.94% | $1.23B | Industrials |
| 85 | CASH Meta Financial Group Inc | 9.7 | $185.9M | +1.4% | 0.26% | $1.58B | Financials |
| 86 | MTDR Matador Resources Company | 9.8 | $759.2M | −14.2% | 2.54% | $7.41B | Energy |
| 87 | MTH Meritage Corporation | 9.8 | $453.0M | −42.4% | 3.02% | $4.00B | Consumer discretionary |
| 88 | KSS Kohl's Corporation | 9.8 | $272.0M | +149.5% | 2.23% | $2.65B | Consumer discretionary |
| 89 | SLVM Sylvamo Corp | 9.8 | $132.0M | −56.3% | 5.64% | $1.27B | Materials |
| 90 | GPI Group 1 Automotive Inc | 9.9 | $325.2M | −34.7% | 0.86% | $2.98B | Consumer discretionary |
| 91 | VC Visteon Corp | 9.9 | $201.0M | −32.1% | 1.95% | $1.79B | Consumer discretionary |
| 92 | EFC Ellington Financial Inc. | 9.9 | $118.7M | +0.8% | 13.29% | $1.51B | Real estate |
| 93 | FBRT Franklin BSP Realty Trust Inc | 9.9 | $82.3M | −14.2% | 15.14% | $479.8M | Real estate |
| 94 | IBOC International Bancshares Corporation | 10.0 | $412.3M | +0.8% | 2.21% | $4.12B | Financials |
| 95 | ORI Old Republic International Corp | 10.1 | $935.4M | +9.7% | 9.93%† | $9.05B | Financials |
| 96 | PRKS United Parks & Resorts Inc | 10.1 | $168.4M | −26.0% | None | $1.41B | Consumer discretionary |
| 97 | HIG Hartford Financial Services Group | 10.2 | $3.84B | +23.3% | 1.77% | $36.24B | Financials |
| 98 | M Macy’s Inc | 10.2 | $642.0M | +10.3% | 3.16% | $6.20B | Consumer discretionary |
| 99 | TBBK The Bancorp Inc | 10.2 | $228.2M | +4.9% | None | $2.06B | Financials |
| 100 | AMSF AMERISAFE Inc | 10.2 | $47.1M | −15.0% | 10.36%† | $468.9M | Financials |
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Which large US stocks have the lowest P/E ratio?
Uniti Group (UNIT) at 1.0, Sabre Corpo (SABR) at 1.2 and LYFT (LYFT) at 2.4. A low P/E can mean a bargain or a business the market expects to shrink.
How is P/E ratio measured here?
The latest closing price divided by diluted earnings per share for the latest fiscal year (for companies with several share classes, market value over net income). Companies with a loss have no P/E and are left out.
How this ranking is built
- Which companies: the 1514 companies with stock pages: the largest US-listed companies by market value that file annual reports (10-Ks) with the SEC. Foreign companies that file 20-F or 40-F reports instead aren’t covered yet, so ranks are among these companies, not every US-listed stock.
- P/E ratio: The latest closing price divided by diluted earnings per share for the latest fiscal year (for companies with several share classes, market value over net income). Companies with a loss have no P/E and are left out.
- Market value: the latest close times the shares outstanding on the cover of the latest 10-K or 10-Q. For a company with several share classes, every class is counted; for depositary shares, the shares each one represents.
- Prices and returns: daily closing prices through Oct 28, 2026. Returns include dividends, reinvested. Financial figures come from each company’s latest 10-K, so fiscal years end on different dates.
- Updates: the rankings are recomputed from the stock pages’ own figures whenever those change, so the two always agree.
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