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760 companies Market cap $10B or more P/E vs Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM)
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P/E vs Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM)

Company Outlier, pinned to the edge Highlighted Trend

Each dot is one of the 760 stocks worth $10B or more, sized by market cap. The median Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) is 9.8% and the median P/E 23.28. Pinned to the edge: 46 outliers on X and 42 on Y.

Rank correlation 0.17 Trend R² 0.02 X middle half 5.1% to 18.1% Y middle half 15.50 to 34.40
213High Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), high P/E
167Low Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), high P/E
213Low Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), low P/E
167High Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), low P/E

Quadrants split at the medians. Hover a dot for its true values; click to open the company. Outliers are more than 3× the interquartile range beyond the quartiles.

Companies

760 plotted
# Industry
1 NVDANvidia 83.4%OUT 26.97 $5.20T Semiconductor Design
2 AAPLApple 14.2% 39.22 $5.06T Smartphones and Wearables
3 MSFTMicrosoft 17.8% 29.27 $3.91T Cloud Platforms
4 GOOGLAlphabet 20.1% 15.96 $3.90T Digital Advertising
5 AMZNAmazon Com 15.8% 20.40 $2.70T Online Retail
6 TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing 34.4% 27.86 $2.19T Semiconductor Manufacturing
7 METAMeta Platforms 27.7% 23.80 $1.62T Social Media
8 AVGOBroadcom 48.7% 40.65 $1.56T Semiconductor Design
9 TSLATesla 11.8% 337.05OUT $1.28T Auto Manufacturers
10 LLYEli Lilly 49.6% 42.87 $1.15T Pharmaceuticals
11 MUMicron Technology 256.3%OUT 11.80 $1.00T Semiconductor Manufacturing
12 WMTWalmart 6.2% 43.83 $967.68B Discount Stores
13 JPMJpmorgan Chase 13.5% 14.22 $904.59B Money Center Banks
14 AMDAdvanced Micro Devices 39.5% 131.98OUT $849.18B Semiconductor Design
15 XOMExxonMobil Holdings 9.1% 23.31 $763.42B Integrated Oil and Gas
16 VVisa 14.4% 30.08 $679.55B Payment Networks
17 JNJJohnson & Johnson 7.8% 40.38 $649.92B Pharmaceuticals
18 ASMLAsml Holding 22.9% 56.68 $619.99B Semiconductor Equipment
19 MAMastercard 16.0% 33.51 $544.74B Payment Networks
20 ABBVAbbVie 10.4% 80.90 $510.50B Pharmaceuticals
21 PLTRPalantir Technologies 78.9%OUT 156.08OUT $470.84B Analytics and BI
22 CVXChevron 10.2% 22.19 $457.00B Integrated Oil and Gas
23 COSTCostco Wholesale 10.1% 48.73 $449.60B Warehouse Clubs
24 CSCOCisco Systems 11.8% 32.47 $430.72B Networking Equipment
25 KOCoca Cola 6.5% 27.71 $396.67B Non-Alcoholic Beverages
26 UNHUnitedhealth 6.5% 26.84 $379.06B Managed Care
27 ORCLOracle 21.6% 19.99 $376.12B ERP Software
28 PGProcter & Gamble 3.5% 23.29 $373.28B Household Products
29 BACBank Of America 9.7% 11.40 $366.53B Money Center Banks
30 MRKMerck 4.6% 112.28OUT $356.26B Pharmaceuticals
31 HSBCHsbc Holdings 2,726%OUT 12.89 $319.68B Money Center Banks
32 HDHome Depot 2.5% 22.44 $319.25B Home Improvement Retail
33 CATCaterpillar 18.4% 29.23 $316.97B Heavy Equipment
34 PMPhilip Morris International 7.9% 29.54 $316.36B Tobacco
35 SHELShell -15.6% 12.93 $314.51B Integrated Oil and Gas
36 AMATApplied Materials 7.8% 32.83 $304.20B Semiconductor Equipment
37 GEGeneral Electric 19.6% 32.87 $299.17B Commercial Aerospace
38 NVSNovartis Ag 2.8% 18.87 $297.64B Pharmaceuticals
39 DELLDell Technologies 49.0% 26.11 $297.04B Server and Storage Hardware
40 LRCXLam Research 33.4% 34.98 $295.61B Semiconductor Equipment
41 PANWPalo Alto Networks 24.5% 947.33OUT $290.83B Cybersecurity Software
42 MSMorgan Stanley 18.0% 14.64 $286.22B Money Center Banks
43 RYRoyal Bank Of Canada 11.2% 17.35 $284.62B Money Center Banks
44 SAPSap Se 14.2% 30.26 $281.01B ERP Software
45 NFLXNetflix 14.7% 18.28 $269.90B Streaming
46 GSGoldman Sachs 17.8% 13.41 $268.74B Money Center Banks
47 AZNAstrazeneca 9.4% 25.45 $265.83B Pharmaceuticals
48 CRWDCrowdStrike Holdings 24.3% 4,526OUT $264.61B Cybersecurity Software
49 RTXRtx 11.6% 31.39 $263.75B Commercial Aerospace
50 TXNTexas Instruments 20.3% 36.85 $260.58B Semiconductor Manufacturing
51 WFCWells Fargo & Company 6.2% 11.82 $255.54B Money Center Banks
52 TMOThermo Fisher Scientific 7.2% 36.34 $253.16B Life Sciences Tools
53 AMGNAmgen 9.1% 27.70 $242.20B Biotechnology
54 MUFGMitsubishi Ufj Financial -12.0% 15.98 $241.10B Money Center Banks
55 IBMInternational Business Machines 7.9% 22.38 $240.00B Cloud Platforms
56 LINLinde 6.6% 32.57 $235.96B Industrial Gases
57 BABAAlibaba Group Holding 8.1% 22.23 $233.99B Digital Marketplaces
58 ARMArm Holdings 25.1% 219.50OUT $229.15B Semiconductor Design
59 GEVGE Vernova 13.0% 23.45 $223.44B Power Equipment
60 SHOPShopify 32.5% 114.87OUT $221.48B E-commerce Software
61 ANETArista Networks 32.6% 54.64 $221.01B Server and Storage Hardware
62 TDToronto Dominion Bank -3.6% 19.24 $216.75B Money Center Banks
63 AXPAmerican Express 10.2% 17.40 $213.24B Money Center Banks
64 CCitigroup 6.6% 13.00 $208.90B Others
65 MRVLMarvell Technology 30.6% 77.61 $204.89B Semiconductor Design
66 TTETotalEnergies SE 13.8% 18.13 $203.91B Integrated Oil and Gas
67 CRMSalesforce 11.2% 21.07 $203.62B CRM and Sales Software
68 KLACKla 11.7% 40.51 $195.72B Semiconductor Equipment
69 DISWalt Disney 4.6% 22.62 $194.51B Film and Television
70 ADIAnalog Devices 33.6% 46.68 $193.04B Semiconductor Manufacturing
71 KOFCoca Cola Femsa Sab De Cv 13.0% 140.93OUT $187.51B Non-Alcoholic Beverages
72 QCOMQualcomm 1.9% 20.18 $186.87B Semiconductor Design
73 PEPPepsico 6.4% 17.15 $186.81B Non-Alcoholic Beverages
74 APHAmphenol 54.2% 35.92 $184.74B Electrical Equipment
75 SANBanco Santander 7.4% 9.70 $183.90B Money Center Banks
76 SNDKSandisk 175.3%OUT 16.05 $183.48B Server and Storage Hardware
77 COPConocophillips 8.5% 19.66 $182.48B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
78 ABTAbbott Laboratories 8.1% 33.56 $182.05B Medical Devices
79 VZVerizon Communications 1.4% 11.23 $181.60B Wireless Carriers
80 MCDMcdonalds 6.3% 20.33 $178.64B Quick-Service Restaurants
81 BLKBlackRock 26.5% 26.24 $175.90B Asset Management
82 UNPUnion Pacific 7.4% 23.01 $175.32B Railroads
83 NEENextera Energy 9.6% 14.83 $172.53B Regulated Electric Utilities
84 PFEPfizer -0.2% 39.55 $171.34B Pharmaceuticals
85 WELLWelltower 37.6% 109.91OUT $170.44B Healthcare REITs
86 DEDeere 8.0% 34.96 $170.35B Agricultural Machinery
87 DHRDanaher 4.6% 40.94 $163.94B Life Sciences Tools
88 NOWServiceNow 22.2% 97.39OUT $162.63B Business Process Automation
89 TJXTjx Companies 7.7% 26.49 $160.74B Apparel Retail
90 ISRGIntuitive Surgical 20.5% 53.85 $159.23B Medical Devices
91 SCHWSchwab Charles 20.3% 16.24 $157.90B Money Center Banks
92 TMUST-Mobile US 9.7% 14.80 $156.24B Wireless Carriers
93 SCCOSouthern Copper 32.8% 27.43 $155.32B Copper
94 ACNAccenture 6.7% 19.61 $152.78B Consulting
95 BABoeing 24.8% 71.30 $149.02B Commercial Aerospace
96 BBVABanco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria -2.0% 11.29 $146.41B Money Center Banks
97 ETNEaton 15.5% 37.68 $144.27B Electrical Equipment
98 TAt&T 3.5% 11.08 $143.95B Wireless Carriers
99 LMTLockheed Martin 7.9% 22.03 $143.48B Defense
100 STXSeagate Technology Holdings 34.1% 43.59 $138.78B Server and Storage Hardware

Frequently Asked Questions

Which stocks worth $10B or more look cheap relative to their growth?

Among stocks worth $10B or more, the largest companies growing revenue faster than the median (9.8%) while trading below the median P/E (23.28) are Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon Com (AMZN), Micron Technology (MU), Jpmorgan Chase (JPM) and Chevron (CVX). A low multiple next to fast growth can be an opportunity or a sign the market doubts the growth will last.

Which stocks worth $10B or more are expensive for their growth?

The largest companies with a P/E above the median and revenue growth below it are Walmart (WMT), ExxonMobil Holdings (XOM), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Coca Cola (KO) and Unitedhealth (UNH).

What is the median P/E of stocks worth $10B or more?

The median P/E across the 760 stocks worth $10B or more plotted is 23.28, with the middle half between 15.50 and 34.40.

What is the median Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) of stocks worth $10B or more?

The median is 9.8%, with the middle half between 5.1% and 18.1%.

Is there a relationship between Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) and P/E for stocks worth $10B or more?

The rank correlation (Spearman) is 0.17, a weak positive relationship: companies with a higher Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) tend to have a higher P/E.

How does this chart handle outliers?

A company whose value lies more than three interquartile ranges beyond the first or third quartile is treated as an outlier. By default it stays on the chart, pinned to the edge as an open marker, and its true value is shown in the tooltip and the table. In this view 46 companies are outliers on Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) and 42 on P/E. You can switch to percentile clamping, exclude outliers, or plot raw values on a log scale.

Metrics from Business Quant's screener: trailing-twelve-month figures from SEC filings and multiples on the latest close. A company appears once even when it lists more than one share class. A company with a secondary business line in this universe is included unless you choose primary industry only. Nothing on this page is investment advice.