Financial Health Scores
Top 100 companies by financial health score. Each score is a 0-100 composite of six dimensions ranked as percentiles within the company's peer group (banks against banks, REITs against REITs). Because it is family-relative, this combined list naturally favors the largest peer groups; the "Leaders by peer group" sections below rank each family on its own.
Rates the quality of the business, not whether the stock is cheap. A 0–100 composite of profitability, growth, leverage, liquidity, cash flow, and returns.
A high score means strong fundamentals, but not a guaranteed good trade. A great business can still be a bad buy at the wrong price.
Banks, REITs, insurers, and early-stage companies are scored on sector-tailored metrics. The list covers companies worth at least $500 million that are still trading. Full methodology →
Research tool, not financial advice. Use alongside valuation analysis and your own view of the business.
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Leaders by peer group
Every score is a percentile within its own family, so these lists compare companies to direct peers rather than across industries. Top 10 per family by overall score.
Operating companies
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NVDA NVIDIA Corporation Technology 91
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USLM United States Lime &… Basic Materials 90
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TSM Taiwan Semiconductor… Technology 88
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WPM Wheaton Precious Met… Basic Materials 88
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UTHR United Therapeutics … Healthcare 88
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LRCX Lam Research Corpora… Technology 87
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MPWR Monolithic Power Sys… Technology 87
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DOCS Doximity, Inc. Healthcare 87
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HRMY Harmony Biosciences … Healthcare 87
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RHLD Resolute Holdings Ma… Industrials 87
Banks
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CBC Central Bancompany, … Financial Services 83
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GABC German American Banc… Financial Services 83
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MCBS MetroCity Bankshares… Financial Services 82
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FUTU Futu Holdings Limite… Financial Services 80
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ACNB ACNB Corporation Financial Services 80
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CTBI Community Trust Banc… Financial Services 78
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PB Prosperity Bancshare… Financial Services 77
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PRK Park National Corpor… Financial Services 76
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HOMB Home BancShares, Inc… Financial Services 74
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BANF BancFirst Corporatio… Financial Services 74
Insurers
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NMIH NMI Holdings, Inc. Financial Services 88
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ACT Enact Holdings, Inc. Financial Services 85
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MTG MGIC Investment Corp… Financial Services 84
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RDN Radian Group Inc. Financial Services 83
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PLMR Palomar Holdings, In… Financial Services 81
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AII American Integrity I… Financial Services 80
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ASIC Ategrity Specialty I… Financial Services 79
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HCI HCI Group, Inc. Financial Services 73
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ACGL Arch Capital Group L… Financial Services 72
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RLI RLI Corp. Financial Services 72
REITs
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SPG Simon Property Group… Real Estate 78
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ESS Essex Property Trust… Real Estate 78
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REG Regency Centers Corp… Real Estate 78
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EPRT Essential Properties… Real Estate 77
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NNN NNN REIT, Inc. Real Estate 75
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FRT Federal Realty Inves… Real Estate 74
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DLR Digital Realty Trust… Real Estate 73
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PLD Prologis, Inc. Real Estate 72
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HIW Highwoods Properties… Real Estate 71
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CUZ Cousins Properties I… Real Estate 70
Energy
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TPL Texas Pacific Land C… Energy 89
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WHD Cactus, Inc. Energy 79
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FLOC Flowco Holdings Inc. Energy 79
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AM Antero Midstream Cor… Energy 74
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MGY Magnolia Oil & Gas C… Energy 74
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TDW Tidewater Inc. Energy 74
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BSM Black Stone Minerals… Energy 74
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UROY Uranium Royalty Corp… Energy 73
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SD SandRidge Energy, In… Energy 73
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INVX Innovex Internationa… Energy 72
Utilities
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SBS Companhia de Saneame… Utilities 81
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AWR American States Wate… Utilities 74
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BIP Brookfield Infrastru… Utilities 73
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CIG Companhia Energética… Utilities 72
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BIPC Brookfield Infrastru… Utilities 72
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OGE OGE Energy Corp. Utilities 66
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WTRG Essential Utilities,… Utilities 65
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KEN Kenon Holdings Ltd. Utilities 65
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MGEE MGE Energy, Inc. Utilities 65
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PEG Public Service Enter… Utilities 63
Emerging companies
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IDYA IDEAYA Biosciences, … Healthcare 84
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STOK Stoke Therapeutics, … Healthcare 83
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HYLN Hyliion Holdings Cor… Industrials 81
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HNGE Hinge Health, Inc. Healthcare 80
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ANAB AnaptysBio, Inc. Healthcare 80
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ASTS AST SpaceMobile, Inc… Technology 79
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NXDR Nextdoor Holdings, I… Communication Services 79
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ARWR Arrowhead Pharmaceut… Healthcare 78
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PTGX Protagonist Therapeu… Healthcare 77
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TTAN ServiceTitan, Inc. Technology 77
How the Financial Health Score is calculated
Each company receives a composite score from 0 to 100 built from six dimensions derived from SEC filings. The dimensions are family-specific: a company is scored on the metrics that matter for its business type, then ranked against direct peers rather than across every industry. A score is a company's standing within its peer group, not an absolute cross-industry rating; a 70 for a bank and a 70 for a software company both mean "top of its family," not "equally strong businesses."
Each of the six dimensions is scored as a percentile within the family (how the company ranks against its peers on that dimension). The overall score is the rounded average of the dimensions we can compute from the company’s filings, so when one of them cannot be measured the score averages the other five, and the table marks it 5 of 6. We rank a company only when at least five of its six dimensions can be computed.
- Operating companies, energy and utilities are scored on Profitability, Growth, Leverage, Liquidity, Cash Flow, and Returns.
- Banks are scored on Earnings, Growth, Capital, Efficiency, Credit Quality, and Stability.
- Insurers are scored on Loss Ratio, Premium Growth, Capital, Investment Yield, Combined Ratio, and Stability.
- REITs are scored on FFO Margin, FFO Growth, Leverage, Interest Coverage, AFFO Margin, and Dividend Coverage.
- Emerging (pre-profit) companies are scored on Cash Runway, Dilution, R&D Intensity, Revenue Progress, Burn Trend, and Balance Sheet.
- Warrants, preferred shares, notes and duplicate listings that share a parent company's financials are automatically filtered from the ranking.
- Only companies with a market value of at least $500 million that are still trading are ranked.
The Piotroski F-Score (0 to 9) measures fundamental strength using nine binary accounting tests; the Altman Z-Score estimates bankruptcy risk, classifying companies into Safe, Grey, or Distress zones. These two signals are shown alongside the composite score for additional perspective. When the filings cannot support all nine tests, the F-Score is shown out of the tests that could be run and marked Partial.