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Price-to-Sales Ratio (P/S)

Definition

The price-to-sales ratio compares a company's market cap to its revenue. It's useful for valuing unprofitable companies where PE ratio cannot be calculated.

Formula

P/S Ratio = Market Capitalisation / Annual Revenue

Example

A company with $10B market cap and $2B revenue has P/S of 5x. Growth companies often trade at P/S of 10-20x, while mature companies might be 1-3x.

Market Context

848.9 Market Average
0.0 Lowest
4583000.5 Highest
10138 Stocks Tracked

Live Market Data — Price-to-Sales

Data as of October 02, 2026 — updates daily

# Symbol Company Price-to-Sales Revenue Growth PE Ratio Price
1 ELYS Elys Game Technology, Co… 0.00 -0.12% — 0.00 USD
2 XELA Exela Technologies, Inc. 0.00 0.06% — 0.05 USD
3 SMFL Smart for Life Inc. Comm… 0.00 -0.44% — 0.00 USD
4 LGA.F LG Display Co., Ltd. 0.00 0.00% — 2.80 EUR
5 LPL LG Display Co., Ltd. 0.00 0.00% 32.1x 3.03 USD
6 USDP USD Partners LP 0.00 -0.49% 0.3x 0.00 USD
7 LGA.VI LG Display Co., Ltd. 0.00 0.00% — 2.94 EUR
8 KOP.F Korea Electric Power Cor… 0.00 -0.00% 2.6x 10.00 EUR
9 NXTP NextPlay Technologies In… 0.00 0.50% — 0.00 USD
10 TLK Perusahaan Perseroan (Pe… 0.00 0.06% 13.5x 12.42 USD

Traps & Pitfalls

P/S ignores profitability entirely. A company with $1B revenue and $0 profit has the same P/S as one with $1B revenue and $200M profit. Always pair P/S with gross margin analysis.

Revenue quality matters. A SaaS company with 95% recurring revenue deserves a higher P/S than a consulting firm where revenue resets to zero each year.

P/S is most useful for unprofitable growth companies where PE can't be calculated. For profitable companies, PE and EV/EBITDA are more informative.

How AllInvestView Uses This

AllInvestView displays P/S ratios on stock detail pages. Compare with PE Ratio and Price-to-Book.