Peter Lynch PEG Stock Screen — Nordics

Peter Lynch's rule of thumb: a fairly priced growth stock has a P/E about equal to its growth rate, so a PEG ratio (P/E divided by growth) below 1 can flag growth that the market has not paid for yet. This screen keeps profitable companies worth at least €200 million with a PEG between 0.1 and 1 and earnings growing at least 10%.

The rules of this screen

A stock listed in the Nordics appears below only if it passes every rule:

  • PEG ratio (P/E divided by expected earnings growth) between 0.1 and 1
  • Net profit margin of at least 5%
  • Earnings growth of at least 10% year over year
  • Market cap of at least €200 million

Data comes from company filings and market prices, refreshed after every trading day. Stocks with a missing value for any rule are left out.

Peter Lynch PEG Stock Screen — Nordics: top stocks by market cap

8 Nordic stocks match this screen. All 8 by market cap, data as of 13 Nov 2026.

#CompanyTickerSectorMkt CapP/EDiv Yield1Y
1AB Volvo (publ)VOLV-ASTOIndustrials€59.6B16.92.62%+27.9%
2AB Volvo (publ)VOLV-BSTOIndustrials€59.4B16.82.62%+27.7%
3EQT AB (publ)EQTSTOFinancial Services€35.8B32.71.58%-0.8%
4Castellum AB (publ)CASTSTOReal Estate€5.2B24.41.84%+28.3%
5Mycronic AB (publ)MYCRSTOIndustrials€5.1B28.51.10%+40.2%
6Protector Forsikring ASAPROTOSLFinancial Services€3.8B16.44.18%+11.5%
7Stolt-Nielsen LimitedSNIOSLIndustrials€2.1B7.55.58%-1.9%
8New Wave Group AB (publ)NEWA-BSTOConsumer Cyclical€1.2B15.82.91%-6.2%

The same rules on every market the screener covers: the US, Canada, Europe, Australia and more. Free, no account needed.

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How to use this screen

The PEG uses analysts' growth estimates, which are often too optimistic, and one strong year of earnings can make it look cheap. Lynch also judged the story behind the numbers: what the company does and how long the growth can last.

This page lists the stocks that pass a set of rules. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any of them, and past results of a strategy say nothing certain about future returns.