Enphase Energy, (ENPH) has the largest fair value gap in the Energy sector at 351.7% below the modeled estimate, followed by Yancoal Australia (YAL.AX) at 195.4%, Sunrun (RUN) at 151.8%, and RPC, (RES) at 139.9%.
Updated todayBased on intrinsic value modelsSector: Energy
They are Energy companies where the share price sits below modeled intrinsic (fair) value—shown as a fair value gap versus the current quote.
This screen ranks names by fair value gap on our snapshot; it is not a recommendation and models can disagree—always validate on the company page.
How We Identify Undervalued Energy Stocks
We combine a live undervalued feed for this sector with price and market-cap context. The fair value gap is expressed versus modeled intrinsic value; rankings can change as inputs move.
Rankings can shift intraday as prices move. Use the stock screener for custom filters beyond this sector leaderboard.
FAQs
Answers about undervalued energy names, intrinsic value, and how often this list refreshes.
What are undervalued energy stocks?
Undervalued energy stocks are Energy companies whose market prices sit below modeled intrinsic (fair) value—shown as a fair value gap versus price. The gap is model-dependent and can change quickly; it is a screen, not a recommendation.
How do you find undervalued energy stocks?
We pull a live Energy list ranked by fair value gap, then show price, market cap, and country context. Use column sorts on the table and company pages to validate fundamentals before acting.
Is this energy list a recommendation to buy or sell?
No. The table ranks Energy names by calculated gap versus a model. A discount can reflect risk, cyclical pressure, or stale inputs. Review financials and seek licensed advice for personal decisions.
Why are some energy stocks undervalued?
Common drivers include sentiment, earnings revisions, sector rotation, rates, and idiosyncratic news. Models may also disagree—treat the fair value gap as one input alongside quality and risk.
How often is this list updated?
This page is rebuilt on a schedule (typically hourly) from our servers. Prices and model inputs can move intraday—open a company page for the latest detail.