The Stock Whales

These companies are the big whales of the global economy.

#1
Marketcap:$45,371,447,904

STMPA.PAABA 

STMPA.PA

136%

profit for 5 years
PE:10.89
BETA:1.36
EPS:4.19
#2
Marketcap:$38,534,904,516

STMMI.MIABA 

STMMI.MI

136%

profit for 5 years
PE:10.08
BETA:1.40
EPS:3.83
#3
Marketcap:$30,131,721,693

FERG.LABA United Kingdom

Ferguson plc

120%

profit for 5 years
PE:1805.16
BETA:-
EPS:6.98
#4
Marketcap:$25,507,338,943

AHT.LABA United Kingdom

Ashtead Group plc

173%

profit for 5 years
PE:1882.69
BETA:-
EPS:2.83
#5
Marketcap:$19,629,582,938

RTO.LABA United Kingdom

Rentokil Initial plc

107%

profit for 5 years
PE:4903.33
BETA:0.42
EPS:0.12
#6
Marketcap:$5,815,178,476

FCIT.LACA United States

F&C Investment Trust PLC

37%

profit for 5 years
PE:-
BETA:-
EPS:-0.94
#7
Marketcap:$4,423,648,768

ATSACF Canada

ATS Corporation

220%

profit for 5 years
PE:43.10
BETA:1.63
EPS:1.04
#8
Marketcap:$3,733,735,168

GPIACF United States

Group 1 Automotive, Inc.

240%

profit for 5 years
PE:5.67
BETA:-
EPS:46.57
#9
Marketcap:$1,174,545,892

ALPH.LACA 

Alpha Pyrenees Trust Limited

246%

profit for 5 years
PE:2690.48
BETA:1.70
EPS:0.84
#10
Marketcap:$451,636,862

BMY.LADA United Kingdom

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

124%

profit for 5 years
PE:1624.00
BETA:-
EPS:0.25
#11
Marketcap:$359,114,849

11B.WAADF Poland

11 bit studios S.A.

240%

profit for 5 years
PE:79.02
BETA:-
EPS:8.96
#12
Marketcap:$257,523,365

SUR.LADF United Kingdom

Sureserve Group plc

215%

profit for 5 years
PE:1380.56
BETA:0.64
EPS:0.09
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