Screener · Preset search · SEC data as of September 11, 2026
Net margin tells you how much of every dollar of sales ends up as profit, after all costs and taxes. A margin sustained above 20% is extremely rare — most companies live on single digits — and usually signals pricing power: customers pay what the company asks because they can't find an easy substitute.
Margin is also a cushion: when a crisis hits or costs rise, the high-margin company holds on where the thin-margin one slips into losses. Always compare within the same sector: 10% is mediocre in software and heroic in a supermarket.
Filter criteria: Net margin ≥ 20% and quality score ≥ 50. Financials and REITs are excluded: their revenue already comes net of interest, so their “margin” isn't comparable with the rest.
Top 50 (of 82 meeting the criteria)
| Company | Score | Net margin | ROE | Debt/EBITDA | Revenue growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Western DigitalWDC | 91 | 72,9% | 106,3% | -0,11× | -5,3% |
| AppLovinAPP | 95 | 64,6% | 139,4% | 0,09× | 32,6% |
| NVIDIANVDA | 94 | 63,7% | 84,2% | 0,05× | 69,7% |
| Micron TechnologyMU | 94 | 55,9% | 50,1% | -0,28× | 28,5% |
| Alphabet (Google)GOOGL | 93 | 54,8% | 38,1% | 0,26× | 17,6% |
| PalantirPLTR | 94 | 49% | 30,9% | -0,76× | 37% |
| BroadcomAVGO | 94 | 42,9% | 38,4% | 0,85× | 25,7% |
| PTCPTC | 93 | 41,4% | 35,3% | 0,88× | 13,1% |
| MicrosoftMSFT | 92 | 40,3% | 30,2% | 0,1× | 14,6% |
| Arista NetworksANET | 94 | 38,4% | 27,3% | -0,49× | 31,7% |
| Martin MariettaMLM | 75 | 36,7% | 21,3% | 2,83× | 6,5% |
| MPLX LPMPLX | 75 | 36,1% | 51,5% | 3,42× | 10,7% |
| DuolingoDUOL | 94 | 35,9% | 29,1% | -6,83× | 42,8% |
| Southern Copper Corp/SCCO | 91 | 35,9% | 44,9% | 0,24× | 13,2% |
| KLA CorporationKLAC | 88 | 35,6% | 76,1% | 0,67× | 14,4% |
| Vertex PharmaceuticalsVRTX | 84 | 35% | 21,8% | -1,23× | 13,7% |
| Fair Isaac (FICO)FICO | 81 | 34,1% | — | 4,26× | 11,3% |
| AltriaMO | 74 | 34% | — | 1,98× | -2% |
| Eli LillyLLY | 94 | 33,5% | 78,8% | 1,26× | 23,9% |
| NewmontNEM | 88 | 33,4% | 24,4% | -0,25× | 15,8% |
| First SolarFSLR | 87 | 32,5% | 16,9% | -0,69× | 13,3% |
| McDonald'sMCD | 80 | 31,7% | — | 3× | 6,9% |
| NextEra EnergyNEE | 60 | 31,6% | 14,8% | 6,35× | 8,4% |
| RedditRDDT | 95 | 31,3% | 26,5% | -1,86× | 50,4% |
| Lam ResearchLRCX | 83 | 31,3% | 58,3% | -0,21× | 9,7% |
| Texas InstrumentsTXN | 74 | 31,1% | 33,6% | 1,11× | 5,5% |
| Occidental PetroleumOXY | 90 | 30,6% | 17,5% | 0,66× | 5,5% |
| Roper TechnologiesROP | 73 | 30,2% | 13,4% | 3,41× | 14% |
| Applied MaterialsAMAT | 86 | 30,1% | 36,2% | -0,06× | 10,7% |
| Meta PlatformsMETA | 90 | 29,8% | 26,1% | 0,62× | 19,4% |
| Analog DevicesADI | 88 | 29,8% | 12,3% | 1,11× | 17,1% |
| Veeva SystemsVEEV | 82 | 29,3% | 13,7% | — | 16,9% |
| Verisk AnalyticsVRSK | 75 | 29,3% | — | 2,43× | 6,1% |
| Union PacificUNP | 78 | 28,8% | 35,5% | 2,16× | 4,9% |
| AdobeADBE | 84 | 28,7% | 62,8% | 0,18× | 13% |
| Intuitive SurgicalISRG | 89 | 28,4% | 17,3% | -0,68× | 18,4% |
| NetflixNFLX | 93 | 28,2% | 45,3% | 0,35× | 12,8% |
| FortinetFTNT | 93 | 28,2% | 136,7% | -0,94× | 21,4% |
| Marvell TechnologyMRVL | 88 | 27,9% | 14,2% | 0,58× | 23,4% |
| RegeneronREGN | 77 | 27,9% | 13,7% | -0,11× | 11,6% |
| Coca-ColaKO | 83 | 27,8% | 40,7% | 1,84× | 7,9% |
| ZoetisZTS | 82 | 27,7% | 83,8% | 1,88× | 6,7% |
| AppleAAPL | 86 | 27,6% | 119,9% | 0,25× | 9,7% |
| PaychexPAYX | 82 | 27% | 47,1% | 1,17× | 9,9% |
| ResMedRMD | 90 | 26,9% | 23,1% | -0,39× | 12,1% |
| Seagate TechnologySTX | 85 | 26,1% | 146,9% | 0,43× | 2,7% |
| TeradyneTER | 80 | 25,8% | 33,5% | -0,24× | 6,7% |
| Philip MorrisPM | 79 | 25,6% | — | 2,19× | 7,4% |
| EOG ResourcesEOG | 86 | 25,4% | 21,6% | 0,22× | 17,7% |
| Yum! BrandsYUM | 76 | 25,4% | — | 3,95× | 8,2% |
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Data: official SEC filings (EDGAR) · Recomputed on September 11, 2026
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