OR vs RPRX vs VMET Stock Comparison

OR Royalties, Royalty Pharma and Versamet Royalties Prices as of Oct 29, 2026 Peers: Industry group
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OR OR Royalties Inc.
$33.29 -3.1% 1M +4.4% 1Y
Market cap
$6.23B
P/E
22.1x
Revenue (TTM)
$362.74M
Div. yield
0.78%
Specialty Finance Financial Services
5 wins
RPRX Royalty Pharma plc
$65.93 +13.2% 1M +79.8% 1Y
Market cap
$37.91B
P/E
36.0x
Revenue (TTM)
$2.54B
Div. yield
1.38%
Specialty Finance Financial Services
5 wins
VMET Versamet Royalties Corp
$8.74 -3.1% 1M
Market cap
$816.42M
P/E
23.9x
Revenue (TTM)
$70.89M
Div. yield
–
Specialty Finance Financial Services
1 win

Head to Head

11 decided of 12

Royalty Pharma leads on 5 of the 12 questions below (Royalty Pharma 5, OR Royalties 5, Versamet Royalties 1). Which ones matter depends on what you are buying for; a cheap multiple and slow growth often come together.

QuestionORRPRXVMETLeader
Larger companyMarket capitalisation $6.23B $37.91B $816.42M RPRX
Cheaper on earningsLower P/E, profitable companies only 22.1x 36.0x 23.9x OR
Cheaper on forward earningsLower price / next fiscal year consensus EPS 27.5x 11.7x 35.0x RPRX
Faster revenue growthRevenue growth, trailing twelve months +69.5% +10.0% — OR
More profitableNet margin, trailing twelve months 78.0% 32.1% 47.8% OR
Better return on capitalReturn on invested capital — — 16.9% –
Less leveragedLower net debt / EBITDA 0.4x — 0.7x OR
Higher dividend yieldTrailing dividend yield 0.78% 1.38% — RPRX
Better 1-year returnPrice return, last 12 months +4.4% +79.8% — RPRX
Better 5-year returnAnnualised price return, 5 years +21.4%/yr +10.8%/yr — OR
Less volatileAnnualised volatility, 1 year 46.5% 23.6% 64.0% RPRX
Higher overall scoreMean of the five percentile scores vs peers 67/100 58/100 67/100 VMET

Percentile Scorecard

ORRPRXVMET

Each axis is the mean percentile of its metrics against the company's industry group. 100 is the best in the group, 50 the middle.

Scores by Axis

AxisORRPRXVMET
Valuation 34 #112 of 169 21 #133 of 169 17 #140 of 169
Growth 97 #6 of 159 67 #53 of 159 –
Profitability 99 #2 of 146 99 #3 of 146 89 #17 of 146
Financial Health 98 #4 of 153 83 #27 of 153 95 #9 of 153
Shareholder Returns 7 #126 of 135 21 #107 of 135 –
Overall 67 58 67
  • OR ranked among 174 companies in Lending and Credit
  • RPRX ranked among 174 companies in Lending and Credit
  • VMET ranked among 174 companies in Lending and Credit

Price Performance

Price return, split-adjusted, before dividends. Click a name to hide or show it.

Returns

PeriodORRPRXVMETSPY
1 month -3.1%+13.2%-3.1% +0.7%
3 months +8.4%+11.7%-2.7% +3.7%
6 months -9.8%+31.6%-21.6% +7.1%
Year to date -5.9%+70.6%— +12.8%
1 year +4.4%+79.8%— +11.9%
3 years +170.9%+146.9%— +85.2%
3 years, per year +39.4%+35.2%— +22.8%
5 years +163.6%+66.8%— +67.6%
5 years, per year +21.4%+10.8%— +10.9%
10 years +217.3%—— +262.0%
10 years, per year +12.2%—— +13.7%

Risk

MeasureORRPRXVMETSPY
Volatility, 1Y 46.5%23.6%64.0% 12.7%
Downside volatility, 1Y 49.9%22.6%59.4% 12.6%
Beta vs S&P 500, 1Y 1.640.211.97 1.00
Return / volatility, 1Y 0.103.38— 0.94
Max drawdown, 5Y -41.2%-45.6%-40.7% -25.4%
From 52-week high -30.3%0.0%-35.4% -1.2%
52-week high $47.73$65.93$13.53 $779.14
52-week low $28.05$36.67$8.02 $631.97

Valuation History

Weekly multiples on trailing twelve-month fundamentals. Negative or extreme readings (a loss year, a collapsed denominator) are left out so the chart stays readable.

MultipleORRPRXVMET
P/E now vs peer median 22.1xmedian 11.7x 36.0xmedian 11.7x 23.9xmedian 11.7x
P/S now vs peer median 17.2xmedian 2.7x 14.9xmedian 2.7x 11.5xmedian 2.7x
EV/EBITDA now vs peer median 19.6xmedian 13.1x —median 13.1x 15.2xmedian 13.1x
P/FCF now vs peer median 20.6xmedian 6.5x 12.7xmedian 6.5x 5,479xmedian 6.5x
P/B now vs peer median —median 0.7x 3.9xmedian 0.7x 2.1xmedian 0.7x
PEG now vs peer median 0.35median 0.33 0.70median 0.33 —median 0.33

Financial History

Reported figures by fiscal period, placed on the calendar year (or quarter) each period ended in, so companies with different fiscal years line up.

Trailing twelve monthsORRPRXVMET
Revenue $362.74M $2.54B $70.89M
Gross profit $307.80M – $28.92M
Operating income $279.97M $1.51B $72.41M
Net income $283.06M $1.35B $33.88M
Free cash flow $303.17M $2.98B –
R&D – $238.70M –
EPS (diluted) $1.50 $1.46 $0.35
Cash & equivalents $75.61M $811.99M $13.24M
Total debt $384.77M $8.96B $125.61M
Shares (diluted) 189.15M 556.90M 95.51M
Enterprise value $5.86B $37.82B $791.92M

All Metrics

58 metrics · best in bold

Bold marks the best reading: the lowest positive value for multiples, leverage and payout, the highest for everything else. The bar under each value is its percentile against that company's own peers. Hover a value for its rank and the peer median.

Valuation

12 metrics
MetricORRPRXVMET
P/E 22.1x 36.0x 23.9x
P/FCF 20.6x 12.7x 5,479x
P/Operating cash flow 20.6x 12.7x –
P/S 17.2x 14.9x 11.5x
P/B – 3.9x 2.1x
P/Tangible book – 3.9x 2.1x
EV/EBITDA 19.6x – 15.2x
EV/EBIT 22.8x 30.5x 11.8x
EV/Revenue 17.6x 18.2x 12.0x
EV/FCF 21.0x 15.5x –
EV/Operating cash flow 21.0x 15.5x –
PEG (3Y EPS CAGR) 0.35 0.70 –

Growth

14 metrics
MetricORRPRXVMET
Revenue growth (1Y) 69.5% 10.0% –
Revenue CAGR (3Y) 27.3% 2.4% –
Gross profit growth (1Y) 76.6% – –
Gross profit CAGR (3Y) 36.1% – –
Operating income growth (1Y) 91.4% -17.9% –
Operating income CAGR (3Y) 44.0% 51.2% –
Net income growth (1Y) 260.5% -19.1% –
Net income CAGR (3Y) 61.8% 42.1% –
EPS growth (1Y) 260.4% -19.6% –
EPS CAGR (3Y) 62.7% 51.5% –
Operating cash flow growth (1Y) 82.0% 23.7% –
Operating cash flow CAGR (3Y) 31.3% 2.7% –
Free cash flow growth (1Y) 82.0% 23.7% –
Free cash flow CAGR (3Y) 31.3% 2.7% –

Profitability

14 metrics
MetricORRPRXVMET
Gross margin 84.9% – 40.8%
EBITDA margin 89.6% – 79.4%
Operating margin 77.2% 59.6% 102.1%
Pretax margin 91.1% 53.2% 56.3%
Net margin 78.0% 32.1% 47.8%
FCF margin 83.6% 117.4% –
Operating cash flow margin 83.6% 117.4% –
Return on equity – 13.7% 8.9%
Return on assets – 6.8% 5.5%
Return on invested capital – – 16.9%
Return on capital employed – 7.9% –
Asset turnover – 0.1x 0.1x
Cash conversion (OCF / net income) 1.1x 2.2x –
Stock comp / revenue 2.2% – 3.7%

Financial Health

11 metrics
MetricORRPRXVMET
Debt / assets – 45.2% 6.3%
Debt / equity – 0.9x 0.1x
Net debt / EBITDA 0.4x – 0.7x
Debt / FCF 0.7x 3.0x –
Liabilities / assets – 50.6% 49.9%
Equity / assets – 49.4% 50.1%
Interest coverage 50.0x 4.2x 4.5x
Current ratio – 2.8x –
Quick ratio – 1.3x –
Cash ratio – 1.3x –
Altman Z-score – 2.89 –

Shareholder Returns

7 metrics
MetricORRPRXVMET
Dividend yield 0.8% 1.4% –
Net buyback yield – 0.8% –
Shareholder yield 0.8% 2.2% –
Payout ratio (earnings) – – –
Payout ratio (FCF) – – –
Dividend growth (1Y) – – –
Dividend CAGR (3Y) – – –

Analyst Estimates

Solid lines are reported fiscal-year results; dashed lines are the consensus for the years ahead. Hover a year for the analysts' high and low, and how each result compared with its estimate.

ConsensusORRPRXVMET
Forward P/E 27.5xFY2026 11.7xFY2026 35.0xFY2026
EPS, next fiscal year $1.21FY2026 $5.62FY2026 $0.25FY2026
EPS growth, next FY +37.5%FY2026 +16.4%FY2026 +19.0%FY2026
EPS growth, the year after +13.2% +8.7% +32.0%
Revenue, next fiscal year $404.61MFY2026 $3.74BFY2026 $92.75MFY2026
Revenue growth, next FY +45.9%FY2026 +15.0%FY2026 +166.8%FY2026
Revenue growth, the year after +6.8% +7.9% +44.2%

Institutional Ownership

13F filings, quarter ended Jun 30, 2026
HoldersORRPRXVMET
Held by institutions 68.0% 82.3% –
Institutions holding 245 642 –
Change in shares held, QoQ -2.1% +2.7% –
Institutions buying 117 395 –
Institutions selling 84 178 –
Buyers to sellers 1.39 2.22 –

Return Correlation

Daily returns, last 12 months

1.00 means two stocks move in lockstep, 0 that they move independently. Pairs below about 0.5 diversify each other.

ORRPRXVMET
OR 1.00 0.10 0.54
RPRX 0.10 1.00 -0.01
VMET 0.54 -0.01 1.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is bigger, OR, RPRX and VMET?

Royalty Pharma (RPRX) is the largest by market capitalisation: OR Royalties (OR) $6.23B, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) $37.91B, Versamet Royalties (VMET) $816.42M.

Which stock is cheaper, OR, RPRX and VMET?

OR Royalties (OR) trades on the lowest price-to-earnings ratio (OR Royalties (OR) 22.1x, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) 36.0x, Versamet Royalties (VMET) 23.9x). On next year's consensus earnings, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) is cheapest (OR Royalties (OR) 27.5x, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) 11.7x, Versamet Royalties (VMET) 35.0x). A lower multiple can reflect slower expected growth, so read it next to the growth figures.

Which company is growing faster?

OR Royalties (OR) grew revenue fastest over the trailing twelve months: OR Royalties (OR) +69.5%, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) +10.0%.

Which company is more profitable?

OR Royalties (OR) has the highest net margin (OR Royalties (OR) 78.0%, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) 32.1%, Versamet Royalties (VMET) 47.8%).

Which stock has performed better?

Over the past year Royalty Pharma (RPRX) returned the most: OR Royalties (OR) +4.4%, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) +79.8%. Over five years, OR Royalties (OR) compounded fastest (OR Royalties (OR) +21.4%/yr, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) +10.8%/yr). Returns are price only, before dividends.

Which pays a higher dividend?

Royalty Pharma (RPRX) has the highest dividend yield: OR Royalties (OR) 0.78%, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) 1.38%. Versamet Royalties (VMET) pays no regular dividend.

Which stock is riskier?

By one-year price volatility, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) has been the steadiest (OR Royalties (OR) 46.5%, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) 23.6%, Versamet Royalties (VMET) 64.0%). Volatility measures how widely the price swings, not the risk of the business.

Which is the better stock, OR, RPRX and VMET?

There is no single answer; it depends on what you are buying for. On the 12 head-to-head measures on this page, Royalty Pharma (RPRX) leads on 5. Business Quant does not give investment advice; use the comparison as a starting point for your own research.

Data from SEC filings, exchange prices and consensus estimates, via Business Quant. Percentile scores compare each company with its own peer group, so two companies' scores are each relative to different peers unless you rank against the whole market. Price returns exclude dividends. Nothing on this page is investment advice.