Large-Cap Energy Stocks — Analysis & Financial Data
Large-Cap Energy stocks are the energy companies inside the large-cap band. Invest Viable tracks 42 large-cap energy stocks with proprietary Investment Scores and base valuations to help you evaluate which names look fairly priced and which may offer a margin of safety.
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Large-Cap Energy Stock List
| Company | Price | Base Earnings FV | Score | Market Cap | P/E | EPS | Yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TechnipFMC plc FTI | $77.81 | $30.63 | 81 | $30.8B | 26.8 | $2.95 | 0.25% |
Halliburton Company HAL | $37.13 | $70.20 | 68 | $28.8B | 18.0 | $1.92 | 1.98% |
Texas Pacific Land Corporation TPL | $374.06 | $173.23 | 65 | $25.5B | 47.1 | $7.85 | 0.61% |
TransCanada PipeLines Limited 6 TCPA | $22.10 | $44.32 | 48 | $23.0B | 6.9 | $3.44 | 3.44% |
Expand Energy Corporation EXE | $96.62 | — | 90 | $21.9B | 8.1 | $11.67 | 2.43% |
Western Midstream Partners, LP WES | $49.29 | $96.77 | 74 | $20.1B | 15.2 | $3.18 | 7.56% |
Permian Resources Corporation PR | $23.62 | $51.73 | 84 | $18.0B | 13.9 | $1.47 | 2.88% |
Ovintiv Inc. OVV | $64.37 | $173.39 | 65 | $17.4B | 17.9 | $3.29 | 1.90% |
Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. PAA | $25.85 | $33.32 | 71 | $16.9B | 6.6 | $3.92 | 6.83% |
HF Sinclair Corporation DINO | $108.14 | $123.15 | 77 | $16.7B | 8.9 | $10.67 | 2.16% |
Viper Energy, Inc. VNOM | $45.27 | $174.73 | 48 | $16.2B | 321.6 | $0.30 | 5.44% |
APA Corporation APA | $44.84 | $168.96 | 81 | $14.3B | 8.6 | $4.75 | 2.47% |
DT Midstream, Inc. DTM | $130.10 | — | 55 | $14.0B | 29.8 | $4.59 | 2.48% |
ARKO Petroleum Corp. APC | $19.09 | $15.57 | 29 | $11.5B | -51.9 | $0.37 | 1.35% |
Antero Resources Corporation AR | $39.12 | $30.34 | 74 | $11.5B | 10.7 | $3.50 | 0.00% |
Antero Midstream Corporation AM | $22.84 | $21.74 | 58 | $10.7B | 26.9 | $0.84 | 3.99% |
Sunoco LP SUN | $77.79 | $152.26 | 61 | $10.3B | 14.7 | $8.12 | 5.10% |
About Large-Cap Energy Stocks
Large-Cap Energy stocks are the energy names that sit inside one market-cap band. This screener narrows the broader Energy universe down to 42 companies with a market capitalization of $10 billion or more. The average Investment Score across the 42 qualifying stocks is 66/100, ranked here by market capitalization.
How this screen works
Every stock on this list is classified as a Energycompany per GICS sector taxonomy, the industry-standard classification used across the major index providers, and ingested into Invest Viable's data pipeline daily. Each company is then evaluated against our 28-check Investment Score framework. The checks sit in three categories: Valuation (price against the three base valuations and against earnings, book value, sales and EBITDA, each at a fixed threshold), Financial Strength (interest and debt coverage, leverage, liquidity, and the trend in margins and free cash flow) and Performance (revenue and earnings growth, consistency and quality, returns on equity, assets and invested capital, and free cash flow generation). Most checks are pass or fail, scoring one point or zero; a small number use a three-tier scale. The points earned are divided by a fixed denominator of 31 and scaled to 0–100.
The Large-Cap filter applied on this page is a market-cap band layered on top of that scoring, not a quality judgment. Companies outside a market capitalization of $10 billion or more remain on the broader Energy screener, and each appears on the size screen for its own band; names under $300 million sit on the Micro-Cap screener. Because market cap tracks the share price, a name sitting near a boundary can cross it between data refreshes without anything changing inside the business.
Because the same 28-check framework runs across every screener page on Invest Viable, the Investment Scores on this page are directly comparable to those on the broader Energy screener, on any of the four investment style screeners, or on any other intersection in our catalog. A score of 72 here means what it means anywhere on the site: the same 28 checks, the same thresholds, the same fixed denominator. The score is descriptive. It reports what a company's financials currently look like, not what they will do next, and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Frequently asked questions
What are Large-Cap Energy stocks?
Large-Cap Energy stocks are energy-sector companies with a market capitalization of $10 billion or more. The band is mechanical: the list is every covered energy name whose market cap currently sits inside it, which comes to 42 today.
How is this different from the broader Energy screener?
The Energy sector screener covers every energy stock in the Invest Viable universe at any size. This page adds one filter, a market capitalization of $10 billion or more, which leaves 42 names. Market caps move with price, so a company can cross into or out of this list between data refreshes.
What is the typical Investment Score range for Large-Cap Energy stocks?
The average Investment Score across the 42 stocks on this list is 66/100. Investment Scores come from our 28-check framework, grouped into Valuation, Financial Strength and Performance. Higher scores mean more points earned across those checks, each against a fixed threshold; the score is descriptive, not a buy or sell signal.
Why are some Energy stocks missing from this list?
The only filter here is size (a market capitalization of $10 billion or more). A energy company outside that band is not excluded from the site: it stays on the Energy screener and, where another band covers it, on that size screen; names below $300 million are covered on the Micro-Cap screener.
Are these screens investment recommendations?
No. Invest Viable provides methodology and data; investment decisions are the user's responsibility. The screens surface stocks matching specific criteria; they do not endorse any stock for purchase or sale.
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