Follow Flash Finance FollowTelegram

PEG ratio

P/E divided by the profit growth rate, to compare fast and slow growers.

Fundamental ratios Live NSE examples below

What is PEG ratio?

The PEG ratio adjusts the P/E for growth. Peter Lynch popularised the idea that a fairly priced company's P/E roughly equals its growth rate, so a PEG of 1. A stock on 30× earnings growing at 40% a year (PEG 0.75) can be cheaper than one on 15× growing at 5% (PEG 3). Investors who buy low-PEG stocks are said to follow a GARP (growth at a reasonable price) style.

Formula

PEG = P/E ÷ annual EPS growth rate (%) Flash Finance uses the 3-year compounded profit growth as the growth rate

How to read it

  • PEG below 1 suggests growth is not fully priced in, if the growth continues.
  • The whole ratio rests on the growth estimate. Past growth is only a proxy for future growth.

Common mistakes

  • Using PEG with growth that came from a depressed base year, which makes the growth rate (and the PEG) misleading.

Live: NSE stocks matching this today

GARP stocks: PEG below 1 153

StockPEGP/EProfit CAGR 3Y
IOCIndian Oil Corporation Limited0.064.08+63.0%
MUKANDLTDMukand Limited0.073.54+53.0%
TEMBOTembo Global Industries Limited0.079.67+136.0%
DBLDilip Buildcon Limited0.085.14+61.0%
BPCLBharat Petroleum Corporation Limited0.098.71+98.0%
INDORAMAIndo Rama Synthetics (India) Limited0.099.76+107.0%
KPELK.P. Energy Limited0.106.31+62.0%
SEAMECLTDSeamec Limited0.1111.28+106.0%

See the full list (as of 2026-11-05) →

Use it on Flash Finance

Related concepts

⚠️ How this site is made: Market data pages are computed automatically from NSE/BSE publications and company filings; news articles and announcement analyses are written with AI assistance, with a human in the loop: our editors review what the AI produces. Both can contain errors. Verify with the original sources before any investment decision. Not investment advice; Flash Finance is not SEBI-registered. How we use AI