Growth Stocks
Companies growing revenue at 10%+ per year with $1B+ market cap. The compounders that could become tomorrow's mega-caps.
200 stocks
Updated Mar 9, 2026
$11.44T
Total Market Cap
114.7
Avg P/E Ratio
+0.00%
Avg Daily Change
$94.25
Avg Share Price
Growth stocks are shares in companies expected to increase revenue and earnings at a rate significantly above the market average. These companies typically reinvest profits into expansion rather than paying dividends, prioritizing market share capture and innovation over immediate shareholder returns.
Growth investing focuses on companies in expanding industries — technology, healthcare, renewable energy, and emerging sectors like AI and cloud computing. These stocks tend to trade at higher P/E ratios than the market because investors are willing to pay a premium for anticipated future earnings growth. The trade-off is greater volatility and sensitivity to interest rate changes.
This list features stocks selected for their strong revenue growth, earnings momentum, and market positioning. It includes both mega-cap growth leaders and smaller companies with exceptional growth trajectories. Prices and financial data are updated daily.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | Rev Growth | Margin | P/E | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NIQ | Niq Global Intelligence Plc | $12.87 | 674.43% | -18.19% | — | 3.38B |
| 2 | AMLX | Amylyx Pharmaceuticals Inc | $13.85 | 574.28% | -345.36% | — | 1.54B |
| 3 | EAT | Brinker International Inc | $134.81 | 550.26% | 7.12% | 17.5 | 5.85B |
| 4 | TGTX | Tg Therapeutics Inc | $29.27 | 504.86% | 72.56% | 10.1 | 4.53B |
| 5 | BAM | Brookfield Asset Mgmt-A | $46.07 | 406.83% | 51.59% | 30.2 | 75.13B |
| 6 | CAPR | Capricor Therapeutics Inc | $27.90 | 352.73% | -181.71% | — | 1.51B |
| 7 | ORLA | Orla Mining Ltd | $18.11 | 337.75% | 25.87% | 126.1 | 9.25B |
| 8 | GERN | Geron Corp | $1.53 | 281.20% | -226.73% | — | 1.20B |
| 9 | NBIS | Nebius Group Nv | $89.33 | 239.83% | 19.20% | 254.4 | 25.85B |
| 10 | LCID | Lucid Group Inc | $9.77 | 210.02% | -335.95% | — | 3.16B |
| 11 | DRS | Leonardo Drs Inc | $46.58 | 202.18% | 6.59% | 41.2 | 10.93B |
| 12 | UUUU | Energy Fuels Inc | $19.03 | 190.69% | -61.15% | — | 5.01B |
| 13 | IESC | Ies Holdings Inc | $430.65 | 180.45% | 9.08% | 29.6 | 10.10B |
| 14 | MIRM | Mirum Pharmaceuticals Inc | $86.30 | 160.12% | -26.10% | — | 5.45B |
| 15 | TARS | Tarsus Pharmaceuticals Inc | $73.26 | 159.53% | -14.72% | — | 3.19B |
| 16 | APLD | Applied Digital Corp | $25.14 | 156.45% | -160.25% | — | 8.82B |
| 17 | PTGX | Protagonist Therapeutics Inc | $92.09 | 151.34% | 63.34% | 113.2 | 5.19B |
| 18 | IBRX | Immunitybio Inc | $8.67 | 151.22% | -2,804.77% | — | 8.48B |
| 19 | NCLH | Norwegian Cruise Line Holdin | $20.05 | 144.57% | 9.60% | 16.3 | 10.81B |
| 20 | APLS | Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc | $20.07 | 137.00% | 2.23% | 115.1 | 2.58B |
| 21 | SMR | Nuscale Power Corp | $11.67 | 134.85% | -368.80% | — | 4.43B |
| 22 | ALVO | Alvotech Sa | $4.01 | 131.44% | -47.13% | 18.6 | 1.29B |
| 23 | IONQ | Ionq Inc | $35.73 | 126.90% | -392.55% | — | 13.21B |
| 24 | KNSA | Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals Inte | $46.16 | 122.27% | -10.21% | 99.5 | 3.58B |
| 25 | ALAB | Astera Labs Inc | $119.20 | 120.18% | 25.70% | 102.2 | 22.40B |
| 26 | RUM | Rumble Inc | $4.91 | 116.04% | -354.35% | — | 2.52B |
| 27 | AMPX | Amprius Technologies Inc | $16.33 | 105.86% | -184.84% | — | 1.35B |
| 28 | GRAL | Grail Inc | $50.23 | 104.84% | -1,613.92% | — | 3.96B |
| 29 | VIK | Viking Holdings Ltd | $68.91 | 104.35% | 2.86% | 36.7 | 35.31B |
| 30 | IREN | Iren Ltd | $36.70 | 103.98% | 17.35% | 41.2 | 14.36B |
| 31 | RYTM | Rhythm Pharmaceuticals Inc | $93.52 | 100.22% | -103.57% | — | 6.25B |
| 32 | NVDA | NVIDIA Corp | $177.82 | 100.05% | 55.60% | 36.5 | 4.38T |
| 33 | SATS | Echostar Corp-A | $106.24 | 99.75% | -0.76% | — | 33.41B |
| 34 | SATS | Echostar Corp-A | $106.24 | 99.75% | -0.72% | — | 33.41B |
| 35 | ARDX | Ardelyx Inc | $6.19 | 98.40% | -14.36% | — | 1.50B |
| 36 | ARDX | Ardelyx Inc | $6.19 | 98.40% | -15.12% | — | 1.50B |
| 37 | AVDL | Avadel Pharmaceuticals | $21.64 | 96.37% | -28.87% | — | 2.12B |
| 38 | AVDL | Avadel Pharmaceuticals | $21.64 | 96.37% | -27.43% | — | 2.12B |
| 39 | NN | Nextnav Inc | $16.33 | 95.39% | -1,797.12% | — | 2.27B |
| 40 | NN | Nextnav Inc | $16.33 | 95.39% | -1,707.26% | — | 2.27B |
| 41 | RKLB | Rocket Lab Corp | $70.11 | 91.41% | -43.60% | — | 40.91B |
| 42 | RKLB | Rocket Lab Corp | $70.11 | 91.41% | -41.42% | — | 40.91B |
| 43 | PRCT | Procept Biorobotics Corp | $24.22 | 86.75% | -40.72% | — | 1.50B |
| 44 | PRCT | Procept Biorobotics Corp | $24.22 | 86.75% | -38.68% | — | 1.50B |
| 45 | TMDX | Transmedics Group Inc | $129.61 | 86.42% | 29.86% | 25.3 | 4.80B |
| 46 | TMDX | Transmedics Group Inc | $129.61 | 86.42% | 31.43% | 25.3 | 4.80B |
| 47 | BBIO | Bridgebio Pharma Inc | $65.36 | 86.30% | -144.39% | — | 12.83B |
| 48 | BBIO | Bridgebio Pharma Inc | $65.36 | 86.30% | -137.17% | — | 12.83B |
| 49 | OSW | Onespaworld Holdings Ltd | $20.42 | 83.86% | 8.14% | 31.1 | 2.29B |
| 50 | OSW | Onespaworld Holdings Ltd | $20.42 | 83.86% | 7.73% | 31.1 | 2.29B |
| 51 | AESI | Atlas Energy Solutions Inc | $11.79 | 82.96% | 5.68% | — | 1.50B |
| 52 | AESI | Atlas Energy Solutions Inc | $11.79 | 82.96% | 5.40% | — | 1.50B |
| 53 | ASM | Avino Silver & Gold Mines | $7.83 | 80.63% | 12.24% | 63.9 | 1.85B |
| 54 | ASM | Avino Silver & Gold Mines | $7.83 | 80.63% | 11.63% | 63.9 | 1.85B |
| 55 | CLSK | Cleanspark Inc | $9.21 | 79.95% | 47.56% | — | 2.51B |
| 56 | CLSK | Cleanspark Inc | $9.21 | 79.95% | 45.18% | — | 2.51B |
| 57 | RXRX | Recursion Pharmaceuticals-A | $3.46 | 79.46% | -788.02% | — | 1.94B |
| 58 | RXRX | Recursion Pharmaceuticals-A | $3.46 | 79.46% | -748.62% | — | 1.94B |
| 59 | BMNR | Bitmine Immersion Technologi | $18.88 | 79.39% | -99.46% | — | 9.08B |
| 60 | BMNR | Bitmine Immersion Technologi | $18.88 | 79.39% | -94.49% | — | 9.08B |
| 61 | HIMS | Hims & Hers Health Inc | $15.74 | 75.77% | 8.54% | 26.9 | 3.60B |
| 62 | HIMS | Hims & Hers Health Inc | $15.74 | 75.77% | 8.11% | 26.9 | 3.60B |
| 63 | SCZM | Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd | $10.03 | 74.42% | 58.12% | 11.9 | 1.24B |
| 64 | SCZM | Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd | $10.03 | 74.42% | 55.21% | 11.9 | 1.24B |
| 65 | ADMA | Adma Biologics Inc | $15.39 | 74.04% | 46.35% | 18.3 | 3.83B |
| 66 | ADMA | Adma Biologics Inc | $15.39 | 74.04% | 44.03% | 18.3 | 3.83B |
| 67 | PR | Permian Resources Corp-Cl A | $18.85 | 69.33% | 19.69% | 18.3 | 14.84B |
| 68 | PR | Permian Resources Corp-Cl A | $18.85 | 69.33% | 18.71% | 18.3 | 14.84B |
| 69 | NVDA | NVIDIA Corp | $177.82 | 69.25% | 53.06% | 36.5 | 4.38T |
| 70 | NOG | Northern Oil And Gas Inc | $28.86 | 64.84% | 23.38% | 15.0 | 2.71B |
| 71 | NOG | Northern Oil And Gas Inc | $28.86 | 64.84% | 22.21% | 15.0 | 2.71B |
| 72 | IMTX | Immatics Nv | $9.86 | 64.83% | 9.77% | — | 1.36B |
| 73 | IMTX | Immatics Nv | $9.86 | 64.83% | 9.28% | — | 1.36B |
| 74 | LIND | Lindblad Expeditions Holding | $17.84 | 63.65% | -4.84% | — | 1.14B |
| 75 | LIND | Lindblad Expeditions Holding | $17.84 | 63.65% | -4.60% | — | 1.14B |
| 76 | EVRG | Evergy Inc | $83.36 | 63.03% | 12.04% | 21.6 | 18.31B |
| 77 | EVRG | Evergy Inc | $83.36 | 63.03% | 11.44% | 21.6 | 18.31B |
| 78 | DSGR | Distribution Solutions Group | $22.09 | 62.85% | -0.41% | — | 1.40B |
| 79 | DSGR | Distribution Solutions Group | $22.09 | 62.85% | -0.39% | — | 1.40B |
| 80 | IDYA | Ideaya Biosciences Inc | $33.19 | 62.54% | -51.99% | — | 2.90B |
| 81 | IDYA | Ideaya Biosciences Inc | $33.19 | 62.54% | -49.39% | — | 2.90B |
| 82 | SMCI | Super Micro Computer Inc | $31.31 | 61.71% | 4.77% | 22.1 | 19.26B |
| 83 | SMCI | Super Micro Computer Inc | $31.31 | 61.71% | 4.53% | 22.1 | 19.26B |
| 84 | MAAS | Maase Inc-A | $5.71 | 60.57% | -25.08% | — | 1.92B |
| 85 | MAAS | Maase Inc-A | $5.71 | 60.57% | -23.83% | — | 1.92B |
| 86 | MARA | Mara Holdings Inc | $8.01 | 60.35% | 82.46% | 3.3 | 3.01B |
| 87 | MARA | Mara Holdings Inc | $8.01 | 60.35% | 78.34% | 3.3 | 3.01B |
| 88 | BORR | Borr Drilling Ltd | $5.54 | 60.31% | 8.12% | 25.4 | 1.84B |
| 89 | BORR | Borr Drilling Ltd | $5.54 | 60.31% | 7.71% | 25.4 | 1.84B |
| 90 | CRDO | Credo Technology Group Holdi | $109.83 | 60.07% | 11.95% | 111.3 | 23.60B |
| 91 | CRDO | Credo Technology Group Holdi | $109.83 | 60.07% | 11.35% | 111.3 | 23.60B |
| 92 | LMND | Lemonade Inc | $55.13 | 60.06% | -38.40% | — | 4.61B |
| 93 | LMND | Lemonade Inc | $55.13 | 60.06% | -36.48% | — | 4.61B |
| 94 | XERS | Xeris Biopharma Holdings Inc | $5.81 | 59.98% | -27.00% | — | 1.07B |
| 95 | XERS | Xeris Biopharma Holdings Inc | $5.81 | 59.98% | -25.65% | — | 1.07B |
| 96 | S | Sentinelone Inc -Class A | $14.19 | 58.89% | -35.11% | — | 4.75B |
| 97 | S | Sentinelone Inc -Class A | $14.19 | 58.89% | -33.35% | — | 4.75B |
| 98 | SOUN | Soundhound Ai Inc-A | $8.07 | 58.68% | -414.06% | — | 3.29B |
| 99 | SOUN | Soundhound Ai Inc-A | $8.07 | 58.68% | -393.36% | — | 3.29B |
| 100 | CCB | Coastal Financial Corp/Wa | $78.54 | 58.14% | 13.70% | 25.6 | 1.20B |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are growth stocks?
Growth stocks are shares in companies growing revenue and earnings faster than the overall market. Classic examples include NVIDIA, Amazon, Tesla, and Meta Platforms. These companies typically reinvest most or all profits into the business rather than paying dividends. Growth stocks are common in technology, healthcare, and emerging industries where companies can scale rapidly.
What is the difference between growth and value stocks?
Growth stocks trade at premium valuations based on expected future earnings, while value stocks trade at discounts to their intrinsic worth based on current fundamentals. Growth companies prioritize revenue expansion; value companies offer dividends and stable earnings. Historically, value has outperformed over very long periods, but growth has dominated in low interest rate environments. Many portfolios combine both styles for balance.
Are growth stocks risky?
Growth stocks carry higher volatility than the broader market. Their elevated valuations mean any disappointment in growth expectations can trigger sharp selloffs. They are especially sensitive to rising interest rates, which reduce the present value of future earnings. During the 2022 rate hike cycle, many growth stocks fell 50-80% from their peaks. However, the strongest growth companies tend to recover and reach new highs over time.
How to find growth stocks?
Look for companies with revenue growth above 20% annually, expanding profit margins, large addressable markets, and competitive moats. Key metrics include revenue growth rate, earnings growth rate, PEG ratio (P/E divided by growth rate), and free cash flow trends. Screens for companies with accelerating revenue or positive earnings surprises can identify emerging growth stories before they become widely recognized.
Do growth stocks pay dividends?
Most growth stocks do not pay dividends because they reinvest all profits into the business to fund expansion. Companies like Amazon and Tesla have never paid dividends. However, some mature growth stocks begin paying dividends once their growth rate slows — Apple and Microsoft are examples of former pure-growth stocks that now pay dividends. The absence of dividends means growth stock returns depend entirely on capital appreciation.
What is the PEG ratio?
The PEG ratio divides a stock's P/E ratio by its expected earnings growth rate. A PEG of 1.0 is considered fair value — the stock's P/E matches its growth rate. A PEG below 1.0 suggests the stock may be undervalued relative to its growth, while above 2.0 may indicate overvaluation. For example, a stock with a P/E of 40 and 40% expected growth has a PEG of 1.0. The PEG ratio helps compare growth stocks with different valuation levels.
How do interest rates affect growth stocks?
Growth stocks are highly sensitive to interest rates. Higher rates increase the discount rate used to value future cash flows, making growth stocks with earnings projected far into the future worth less today. This is why growth stocks sold off sharply during the 2022 Federal Reserve tightening cycle. Conversely, falling rates support growth stock valuations by making their future earnings more valuable in present terms.
What are the best growth stocks to buy?
Top growth stocks vary by market cycle, but companies with durable competitive advantages in large markets tend to deliver consistent results. In technology, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Amazon lead in AI and cloud computing. In healthcare, companies developing innovative therapies offer high growth potential. Look for companies with recurring revenue models, strong customer retention, and expanding margins rather than simply chasing the highest revenue growth rate.
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