Energy Stocks Scatter Chart

136 companies Sector 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 136 Energy stocks, sized by market cap. The median Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) is 12.2% and the median P/E 16.27. Pinned to the edge: 12 outliers on X and 9 on Y.

Rank correlation 0.10 Trend R² 0.00 X middle half 2.9% to 22.0% Y middle half 10.20 to 24.60
36High Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), high P/E
32Low Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), high P/E
35Low Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), low P/E
33High 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

136 plotted
# Industry
1 XOMExxonMobil Holdings 9.1% 23.23 $761.09B Integrated Oil and Gas
2 CVXChevron 10.2% 22.14 $455.97B Integrated Oil and Gas
3 SHELShell -15.6% 12.90 $313.80B Integrated Oil and Gas
4 TTETotalEnergies SE 13.8% 18.15 $204.11B Integrated Oil and Gas
5 COPConocophillips 8.5% 19.55 $181.50B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
6 MPCMarathon Petroleum 15.9% 15.82 $135.30B Oil Refining
7 VLOValero Energy 12.6% 17.39 $125.39B Oil Refining
8 EQNREquinor Asa 5.8% 15.49 $124.27B Integrated Oil and Gas
9 PSXPhillips 66 15.5% 16.35 $115.99B Integrated Oil and Gas
10 CNQCanadian Natural Resources 6.7% 14.14 $113.74B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
11 ENBEnbridge 31.0% 25.43 $104.84B Oil and Gas Pipelines
12 SUSuncor Energy -108.8%OUT 7.00 $95.83B Integrated Oil and Gas
13 EEni Spa 11.2% 17.45 $90.60B Integrated Oil and Gas
14 WMBWilliams Companies 8.7% 25.75 $87.01B Oil and Gas Pipelines
15 EOGEog Resources 19.1% 12.43 $85.48B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
16 EPDEnterprise Products Partners 6.8% 12.65 $79.77B Oil and Gas Pipelines
17 SLBSlb 2.5% 24.93 $77.31B Oilfield Services
18 KMIKinder Morgan 11.7% 20.78 $74.88B Oil and Gas Pipelines
19 ETEnergy Transfer 33.3% 13.94 $70.36B Oil and Gas Pipelines
20 TRGPTarga Resources -2.0% 28.59 $64.84B Oil and Gas Pipelines
21 IMOImperial Oil 5.5% 21.46 $64.65B Integrated Oil and Gas
22 TRPTc Energy -1.0% 26.25 $64.58B Oil and Gas Pipelines
23 OXYOccidental Petroleum 7.3% 9.62 $63.25B Integrated Oil and Gas
24 LNGCheniere Energy 17.5% 21.37 $62.33B LNG and Gas Processing
25 OKEOneok 40.8% 16.43 $60.07B Oil and Gas Pipelines
26 MPLXMplx 8.7% 12.55 $59.31B Oil and Gas Pipelines
27 FANGDiamondback Energy 21.4% 39.21 $57.52B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
28 BKRBaker Hughes 0.4% 17.87 $55.31B Oilfield Services
29 DVNDevon Energy 18.1% 14.60 $47.88B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
30 CCJCameco 16.0% 45.41 $34.20B Uranium
31 VGVenture Global 100.7%OUT 10.18 $33.90B LNG and Gas Processing
32 EQTEqt 32.3% 12.36 $33.53B Integrated Oil and Gas
33 CQPCheniere Energy Partners 15.4% 10.12 $31.77B LNG and Gas Processing
34 PBAPembina Pipeline 0.9% 18.45 $29.10B Oil and Gas Pipelines
35 HALHalliburton 1.5% 14.48 $28.98B Oilfield Services
36 FTITechnipFMC 9.9% 23.69 $27.85B Oilfield Equipment
37 DINOHF Sinclair 16.3% 11.70 $22.41B Oil Refining
38 EXEExpand Energy 59.3% 7.91 $21.99B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
39 PRPermian Resources 12.8% 17.30 $21.36B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
40 OVVOvintiv 6.5% 21.89 $20.14B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
41 PAAPlains All American Pipeline 12.2% 7.37 $18.77B Oil and Gas Pipelines
42 YPFYpf Sociedad Anonima -9.3% 0.01 $18.66B Integrated Oil and Gas
43 APAApa -16.1% 10.78 $18.07B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
44 WESWestern Midstream Partners 18.0% 14.31 $17.98B Oil and Gas Pipelines
45 DTMDT Midstream 18.1% 27.27 $12.76B Oil and Gas Pipelines
46 ARAntero Resources 24.1% 11.61 $12.58B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
47 RRCRange Resources 17.9% 14.34 $12.34B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
48 SUNSunoco 83.3%OUT 8.74 $10.11B Fuel Distribution
49 AMAntero Midstream 6.9% 24.63 $9.84B Oil and Gas Pipelines
50 PBFPBF Energy 13.5% 7.06 $9.55B Oil Refining
51 SMSM Energy 75.4% 9.46 $9.46B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
52 VNOMViper Energy 107.8%OUT 152.98OUT $9.03B Oil and Gas Royalties
53 CHRDChord Energy 19.2% 10.29 $8.73B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
54 NFGNational Fuel Gas 15.1% 11.36 $7.67B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
55 NENoble -11.1% 50.89 $7.61B Offshore Drilling
56 MTDRMatador Resources 2.8% 10.24 $7.41B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
57 SOBOSouth Bow -2.1% 16.00 $7.36B Oil and Gas Pipelines
58 VISTVista Energy, S.A.B. de C.V 77.8% 8.58 $7.22B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
59 NOVNov -1.7% 75.37OUT $7.16B Oilfield Equipment
60 VALValaris -13.2% 7.30 $6.86B Offshore Drilling
61 UGPUltrapar Holdings 20.1% 9.81 $6.81B Fuel Distribution
62 WFRDWeatherford International -5.7% 15.54 $6.29B Oilfield Services
63 MURMurphy Oil 7.3% 21.30 $6.26B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
64 CVICvr Energy 17.9% 89.87OUT $6.20B Oil Refining
65 PAGPPlains Gp Holdings 12.2% 10.21 $5.66B Oil and Gas Pipelines
66 CNXCNX Resources 61.9% 5.78 $5.49B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
67 AROCArchrock 11.5% 15.70 $5.16B Oil and Gas Pipelines
68 DKDelek US Holdings 11.4% 21.52 $4.83B Oil Refining
69 MGYMagnolia Oil & Gas 11.4% 11.32 $4.82B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
70 GLNGGolar Lng 109.6%OUT 28.55 $4.67B LNG and Gas Processing
71 CNRCore Natural Resources 31.5% 46.57 $4.66B Coal
72 HCCWarrior Met Coal 37.5% 20.76 $4.55B Coal
73 CRGYCrescent Energy 24.3% 82.77OUT $4.53B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
74 WHDCactus 21.8% 54.15 $4.43B Oilfield Equipment
75 KGSKodiak Gas Services 8.2% 53.38 $4.29B Oilfield Services
76 TDWTidewater -1.0% 17.06 $4.21B Oilfield Services
77 KNTKKinetik Holdings 14.1% 21.33 $4.19B Oil and Gas Pipelines
78 CRKComstock Resources 31.6% 8.15 $4.14B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
79 PARRPar Pacific Holdings 13.2% 4.65 $3.99B Oil Refining
80 HESMHess Midstream 2.8% 10.57 $3.96B Oil and Gas Pipelines
81 BWLPBw Lpg -2.5% 13.87 $3.94B Fuel Distribution
82 USACUSA Compression Partners 19.9% 24.59 $3.55B Oilfield Services
83 ARLPAlliance Resource Partners -5.1% 12.95 $3.45B Coal
84 SDRLSeadrill 13.1% 3,244OUT $3.24B Offshore Drilling
85 BSMBlack Stone Minerals 5.0% 12.35 $3.14B Oil and Gas Royalties
86 DKLDelek Logistics Partners 30.3% 19.84 $3.06B Oil and Gas Pipelines
87 GPORGulfport Energy 35.2% 6.29 $2.93B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
88 WTTRSelect Water Solutions -2.0% 80.10OUT $2.56B Oilfield Services
89 LBRTLiberty Energy 13.6% 63.00 $2.54B Oilfield Services
90 BKVBkv 15.3% 8.17 $2.23B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
91 INVXInnovex International 15.0% 33.74 $2.08B Oilfield Equipment
92 NESRNational Energy Services Reunited 23.5% 22.14 $2.07B Oilfield Services
93 LEUCentrus Energy 8.5% 40.57 $1.97B Uranium
94 MNRMach Natural Resources 34.4% 17.80 $1.79B Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
95 GELGenesis Energy 16.6% 71.11OUT $1.75B Oil and Gas Pipelines
96 GLPGlobal Partners 20.4% 9.51 $1.66B Fuel Distribution
97 KRPKimbell Royalty Partners 6.2% 20.59 $1.62B Oil and Gas Royalties
98 NRPNatural Resource Partners -16.2% 14.69 $1.55B Oil and Gas Royalties
99 DMLPDorchester Minerals 13.9% 17.41 $1.47B Oil and Gas Royalties
100 WBIWaterBridge Infrastructure 110.0%OUT 30.28 $1.45B Oil and Gas Pipelines

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Energy stocks look cheap relative to their growth?

Among Energy stocks, the largest companies growing revenue faster than the median (12.2%) while trading below the median P/E (16.27) are Marathon Petroleum (MPC), Eog Resources (EOG), Energy Transfer (ET), Devon Energy (DVN) and Venture Global (VG). A low multiple next to fast growth can be an opportunity or a sign the market doubts the growth will last.

Which Energy stocks are expensive for their growth?

The largest companies with a P/E above the median and revenue growth below it are ExxonMobil Holdings (XOM), Chevron (CVX), Conocophillips (COP), Eni Spa (E) and Williams Companies (WMB).

What is the median P/E of Energy stocks?

The median P/E across the 136 Energy stocks plotted is 16.27, with the middle half between 10.20 and 24.60.

What is the median Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) of Energy stocks?

The median is 12.2%, with the middle half between 2.9% and 22.0%.

Is there a relationship between Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) and P/E for Energy stocks?

The rank correlation (Spearman) is 0.10, a no meaningful positive relationship: knowing one tells you little about the other.

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 12 companies are outliers on Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) and 9 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 sector is included unless you choose primary industry only. Nothing on this page is investment advice.