Highest Earnings Growth Stocks

Earnings growth stocks are companies growing their earnings per share (EPS) at an above-average rate year-over-year. Sustained EPS growth is one of the most reliable long-term drivers of stock price appreciation — companies that consistently grow earnings tend to deliver consistent returns to shareholders over time.

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Symbol
Name
Price
1D
YTD
MUMicron Technology---1.89%+201.67%
SNDKSandisk Corporation--+2.12%+421.49%
VRTXVertex Pharmaceuticals--+5.61%+15.56%
DASHDoorDash---2.96%-7.34%
CRDOCredo Technology Group Holding Ltd---3.98%+66.75%
MCHPMicrochip Technology---3.90%+27.73%
EQTEQT Corporation--+4.64%+0.91%
WTWWillis Towers Watson---0.52%+4.39%
JBSJBS N.V. Class A Common Shares---5.76%-7.00%
INCYIncyte--+0.82%+23.06%
STZConstellation Brands---1.75%-3.31%
PAASPan American Silver Corp. Common Stock--+1.13%-0.02%
BCEBCE, Inc. Common Stock---0.92%-5.37%
TOSTToast, Inc. Class A Common Stock--+3.51%+0.51%
BIPBrookfield Infrastructure Partners LP Limited Partnership Units---2.72%+9.33%
CXCemex, S.A.B. de C.V. Sponsored ADR---0.26%-1.65%
GWREGuidewire Software, Inc. Common Stock--+1.41%-13.96%
TKOTKO Group Holdings--+1.53%-9.37%
AAAlcoa Corporation Common Stock--+2.91%-2.84%
PENPenumbra, Inc. Common Stock--+0.41%+4.85%
HBMHudbay Minerals Inc. Ordinary Shares (Canada)--+1.09%+40.60%
BTSGBrightspring Health Services Inc---1.57%+64.09%
HLHecla Mining--+4.15%-8.55%
ARAntero Resources Corporation Common Stock--+6.80%+7.57%
HUBSHubSpot, Inc. Common Stock--+2.59%-46.20%
BXPBXP, Inc.---2.60%+0.62%
TXTernium S.A. Ternium S.A. American Depositary Shares (each representing ten shares, USD1.00 par value)--+1.67%+43.49%
VICRVicor Corp---5.60%+90.52%
SAROStandardAero, Inc. Common Stock---2.95%-1.22%
TGTXTg Therapeutics Inc---1.21%+64.91%

About This List

Earnings per share (EPS) growth measures how fast a company's profit per share is expanding. This list ranks companies by their year-over-year EPS growth rate, filtered to include only stocks with positive current EPS — eliminating pre-revenue companies and those with one-time write-offs distorting the growth metric.

Earnings growth is the most fundamental driver of long-term stock performance. When a company grows EPS at 20% annually, it typically doubles profits in roughly 3.5 years. The market pays attention: stocks with consistent earnings beats tend to see multiple expansion alongside the earnings growth, creating a compounding return.

Key distinctions to make when evaluating earnings growth stocks: Is the growth driven by revenue expansion or cost-cutting? Revenue-driven growth is more sustainable. Is EPS growing faster or slower than last quarter? Acceleration signals improving business momentum; deceleration is an early warning. Are margins expanding or contracting? Rising margins on growing revenue is the ideal combination.

For any stock on this list, you can set a Stock Alarm Pro alert to be notified before and after the next earnings report — the most critical event for an earnings-growth thesis.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EPS growth?
EPS growth is the year-over-year percentage increase in earnings per share — how much faster a company is generating profit per share compared to the prior year.
Why focus on EPS growth instead of total earnings?
EPS accounts for share count changes from buybacks or dilution, making it a cleaner measure of per-investor profit growth than total net income.
How is this list filtered?
Stocks must have positive current EPS and positive EPS growth year-over-year. This filters out pre-revenue companies and those with accounting-driven EPS that may not be sustainable.
How often is this list updated?
Fundamental data including EPS and growth rates is updated daily. The list refreshes every hour.

Data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Fundamentals and trend analysis update daily. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.