Cheap on enterprise value — what the screen found 2026-10-20
Only 40 companies out of 1,163 with available data passed this screen on October 8, 2026. The results are characterized by a wide range of EV/EBITDA ratios, spanning from 0.43 to 5.8, with a median of 4.43.
Key figures
Data as of Oct 20, 2026- CC (The Chemours Company) market cap
- $2.07B
- PRU (Prudential Financial, Inc.) market cap
- $39.10B
- BBT (Beacon Financial Corporation) market cap
- $2.30B
- DXC (DXC Technology Company) market cap
- $1.98B
- BOW (Bowhead Specialty Holdings Inc.) market cap
- $1.12B
- TRN (Trinity Industries, Inc.) market cap
- $2.02B
Only 40 companies¹ out of 1,163 with available data² passed this screen on October 8, 2026. The results are characterized by a wide range of EV/EBITDA ratios, spanning from 0.43³ to 5.8³, with a median of 4.43⁴.
The Chemours Company (CC) shows the lowest ratio at 0.43⁵, with a market cap of $2.07B⁶. In the Finance, Insurance & Real Estate sector, Prudential Financial, Inc. (PRU) carries a ratio of 1.53⁷ on a $39.10B market cap⁸, while Beacon Financial Corporation (BBT) and Bowhead Specialty Holdings Inc. (BOW) sit at 1.88⁹ and 2.49¹⁰ respectively, with market caps of $2.30B¹¹ and $1.12B¹². Other matches include Trinity Industries, Inc. (TRN) in manufacturing with a ratio of 2.67¹³ and market cap of $2.02B, and DXC Technology Company (DXC) in services with a ratio of 2.19¹⁴ and market cap of $1.98B¹⁵.
Every company listed passed the Low EV/EBITDA test. Because this metric includes debt, it is not flattered by a leveraged balance sheet in the way a P/E ratio might be. However, passing this test does not establish that a company is worth owning; it is a numerical filter that provides no verdict on future performance or intrinsic value. None of the six tracked macro signals are currently risk-off.
Educational tool. Not investment advice. This article was produced with automated assistance. Every figure in it was checked against the underlying data before it was published; the interpretation was not.