US / EXE

EXPAND ENERGY CorpEXE · Nasdaq

Volatile natural gas prices and a still-digesting merger keep the market cautious on this producer.

EV/EBIT6.5x#7 in US; years of operating profit to buy the whole company
F-score7/8checks passed; 7.9 on a 9-point scale
Return on capital15%Greenblatt's definition
PER7.1xprice ÷ earnings
PBR1.02xprice ÷ book value
Market value$19.7bnEV $23.6bn

Possible one-off profitLatest operating profit is more than twice its three-year average, and may be inflated by one-off items.

Share dilutionShare count up 10% or more in three years.

Why the market may be pricing it low

What could close the gap

How a buyer could still lose (value trap)

Drafted by AI on 29 Sep 2026 from the figures on this page and excerpts of the filing only (no web search). Each point's quote was checked by machine against the filing text; points whose quote could not be found are not shown. These are hypotheses, not findings. Latest 10-K (SEC)

Financial quality (Piotroski F-score)

Scored out of the checks with data, scaled to 9. Compares the latest year with the year before.

Figures

Sales
$13.6bn
Operating profit
$3.7bn
Net profit
$2.8bn
Operating cash flow
$5.7bn
Cash
$663m
Debt
$4.6bn
Equity
$19.4bn

Latest twelve months to 2026-06-30; F-score for the fiscal year to 2025-12-31

This site ranks companies whose share price is low relative to their profits, using public filings and market prices, and has AI draft hypotheses on why they are cheap from those filings. The hypotheses are unverified. Nothing here is a price forecast or a recommendation to buy or sell. Not investment advice.

Updated 29 Sep 2026 12:31 JST