Strong Balance Sheet Stocks
Companies with low leverage (D/E < 0.3) and substantial equity, indicating financial resilience.
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88 Companies Meeting Criteria
Showing 51–88 of 88 companies, ranked by Total Equity.
| # | Company | Sector | Total Equity | D/E Ratio | Total Debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | SNDRSchneider National | Industrials | $3.0B | 0.17 | $507M |
| 52 | MATXMatson, Inc. | Industrials | $2.7B | 0.14 | $371M |
| 53 | ITTITT Inc. | Industrials | $2.7B |
What Makes a Strong Balance Sheet?
A strong balance sheet combines low debt with substantial equity. Companies with D/E below 0.3 can weather economic downturns, fund growth internally, and maintain flexibility for opportunistic acquisitions. Results are sorted by total equity to highlight the largest well-capitalized companies.
D/E < 0.3, Positive Equity
Results are based on SEC EDGAR filings. Companies with missing, unreliable, or extreme outlier values are excluded from screening.
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