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Energy Stock Valuation

How expensive are Energy stocks compared with fair value? This figure comes from our valuation of 35,000+ stocks and updates monthly. Free to cite with attribution.

As of: 2026-09-01 · September 2026 · updated monthly

Energy vs. fair value
+37.1 %
above aggregate fair value
Rank
#5 / 11
by valuation, most expensive first
vs. global market
+34.6 %
Energy is more expensive

more than 10% below fair value (cheap)near fair value (±10%)more than 10% above fair value (expensive)

Energy stocks currently trade +37.1 % above their estimated fair value, ranking 5 of 11 sectors we track. That is more expensive than the global market (+34.6 %).

All sectors compared

#Sector% above fair value
1 Information Technology +71.7 %
2 Materials +43.0 %
3 Industrials +41.8 %
4 Communication Services +41.3 %
5 Energy +37.1 %
6 Health Care +36.4 %
7 Utilities +34.1 %
8 Real Estate +28.8 %
9 Consumer Staples +28.7 %
10 Consumer Discretionary +17.4 %
11 Financials +5.5 %

Most undervalued Energy stocks

Names with the largest upside to fair value at solid quality:

CompanyUpsideQuality
Exxaro Resources Ltd +128.3 % 62/100
Whitehaven Coal Ltd +113.6 % 60/100
Athabasca Oil Corp +78.4 % 64/100
Gulfport Energy Operating Corp +77.4 % 72/100
BW LPG Ltd +61.4 % 65/100
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited +43.7 % 63/100
Scorpio Tankers Inc +39.1 % 66/100
CNX Resources Corp +37.0 % 63/100
Petroleo Brasileiro Petrobras SA ADR +35.6 % 65/100
Range Resources Corp +27.2 % 71/100
Inpex Corp ADR +26.6 % 66/100
Dorian LPG Ltd +25.4 % 70/100

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Methodology: fair value per stock from 26 independent valuation models, quality from 37 fundamental factors, backed by a 34-year backtest. "% above fair value" = capitalisation-weighted gap of price to the aggregate fair value of the group. For information, not investment advice.