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High-margin stocks (net margin of 20% or more)

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 75 meeting the criteria)

Company	Score	Net margin	ROE	Debt/EBITDA	Revenue growth
AppLovinAPP	95	64,3%	167,7%	0,15×	31,8%
NVIDIANVDA	94	63%	81,7%	-0,03×	68,2%
Micron TechnologyMU	94	55,9%	50,1%	-0,23×	28,5%
Western DigitalWDC	89	55,3%	67,3%	-0,12×	-5,9%
PalantirPLTR	94	43,7%	27%	-1,14×	34,8%
PTCPTC	94	41,6%	32,3%	0,6×	14%
Martin MariettaMLM	77	39,9%	22,4%	2,43×	5,8%
MicrosoftMSFT	89	39,3%	30,2%	0,05×	14,9%
BroadcomAVGO	92	38,8%	33,4%	1,36×	23,3%
DuolingoDUOL	94	38,4%	30,3%	-6,64×	44,1%
Arista NetworksANET	94	38,3%	27,6%	-0,66×	31,4%
Alphabet (Google)GOOGL	92	37,9%	33,5%	0,26×	17,4%
MPLX LPMPLX	84	36,7%	51,2%	0×	10,7%
KLA CorporationKLAC	92	35,7%	80,1%	—	15,2%
Vertex PharmaceuticalsVRTX	84	35,5%	22,4%	-1,1×	13,8%
Eli LillyLLY	92	35%	81%	—	22,9%
AltriaMO	75	34,3%	—	1,86×	-2,1%
Southern Copper Corp/SCCO	89	34,1%	42,1%	0,27×	12,1%
NewmontNEM	88	33,9%	24,2%	—	15,9%
Fair Isaac (FICO)FICO	84	33,7%	—	2,97×	10,6%
Meta PlatformsMETA	91	32,8%	29%	0,32×	19,1%
McDonald'sMCD	76	31,6%	—	3,01×	7%
NextEra EnergyNEE	56	31,6%	14,8%	6,35×	8,4%
Gilead SciencesGILD	92	31%	39,2%	1,56×	3,6%
Lam ResearchLRCX	88	30,9%	63,4%	-0,04×	14,3%
First SolarFSLR	88	30,7%	16,9%	-0,85×	14,1%
RegeneronREGN	78	29,6%	14,1%	-0,23×	11,3%
Applied MaterialsAMAT	85	29,3%	35,6%	0,02×	10%
Verisk AnalyticsVRSK	74	29,3%	—	2,77×	6,1%
Union PacificUNP	74	29,2%	37,1%	2,5×	4,6%
Texas InstrumentsTXN	72	29,1%	32%	1,23×	4,7%
Marvell TechnologyMRVL	87	29%	13,9%	0,69×	22,8%
AdobeADBE	84	28,7%	62,8%	0,18×	13%
RedditRDDT	94	28,6%	22,3%	-2,16×	49,7%
NetflixNFLX	93	28,5%	43%	0,08×	12,7%
Veeva SystemsVEEV	81	28,4%	12,9%	—	16,9%
Intuitive SurgicalISRG	89	28,2%	17%	-0,52×	18,4%
ZoetisZTS	83	28%	82,6%	—	7%
Coca-ColaKO	79	27,8%	40,7%	1,67×	7,9%
FortinetFTNT	93	27,5%	197,5%	-0,73×	21,2%
ResMedRMD	86	27,4%	23,4%	-0,59×	11,5%
AppleAAPL	85	27,2%	115,1%	0,23×	9,5%
Philip MorrisPM	79	26,7%	—	0,65×	7,3%
Analog DevicesADI	81	26%	9,8%	1,25×	16,1%
PaychexPAYX	79	25,8%	40,8%	1,17×	8,1%
OracleORCL	71	25,4%	40,2%	-0,85×	10,7%
Idexx LaboratoriesIDXX	84	24,6%	70,4%	0,16×	9,9%
Royal CaribbeanRCL	89	24,4%	45,7%	1,04×	49,8%
GE VernovaGEV	87	23,8%	67,3%	0×	9,1%
Williams CompaniesWMB	88	23,4%	21,5%	-0,31×	8,7%

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