Cheap on revenue — what the screen found 2026-10-15
Only 40 companies out of 1,813 with available data passed this screen on October 8, 2026. The most striking result is World Kinect Corporation (WKC), which shows a price-to-sales ratio of 0.05 on a market cap of $1.91B.
Key figures
Data as of Oct 15, 2026- WKC (World Kinect Corporation) market cap
- $1.91B
- ARKO (ARKO Corp. Common Stock) market cap
- $462.77M
- PRE (Prenetics Global Limited Class A Ordinary Share) market cap
- $368.31M
- GLP (Global Partners LP) market cap
- $1.61B
- IHRT (iHeartMedia, Inc. Class A Common Stock) market cap
- $307.26M
- HTZ (Hertz Global Holdings, Inc Common Stock) market cap
- $695.08M
Only 40 companies¹ out of 1,813 with available data² passed this screen on October 8, 2026. The most striking result is World Kinect Corporation (WKC), which shows a price-to-sales ratio of 0.05³ on a market cap of $1.91B⁴.
Other names with similarly low ratios include ARKO Corp. (0.06⁵) and both Prenetics Global Limited (0.07⁶) and Global Partners LP (0.07). Global Partners LP carries a market cap of $1.61B⁷. iHeartMedia⁸ and Hertz Global Holdings both sit at 0.08, with market caps of $307.26M⁹ and $695.08M¹⁰ respectively. Across all 40 matches, the price-to-sales range spans 0.05 to 0.22¹¹, with a median of 0.16¹².
These companies represent various sectors, including Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Transportation & Public Utilities.
Passing this test establishes only that a company has a low price-to-sales ratio; it does not establish that the company is worth owning. This specific screen is blind to whether the revenue being measured is actually profitable, as it is designed for companies with negative or erratic earnings. It is a numerical filter, not a verdict on value or future performance.