Last Updated on Dec 28, 2023 by Anjali Chourasiya

Low PE ratio stocks can offer investors an opportunity to acquire shares at a more affordable price relative to the company’s earnings. Hence, many investors are always on the lookout for companies with low PE ratios. The Price-to-Earnings ratio (PE ratio) is commonly used by investors to determine the relative value of their company’s shares in comparison to others in the same sector. 

In this article, let’s look at the best PE ratio stocks in the Nifty 50 universe based on multiple factors like Earnings Per Share (EPS) and dividends.

Best Nifty 50 low PE ratio stocks

NameSub-SectorMarket Cap (Rs. in cr.)Close Price (Rs.)PE Ratio
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdOil & Gas – Exploration & Production2,58,587.64205.557.30
Coal India LtdMining – Coal2,25,309.35365.608.00
State Bank of IndiaPublic Banks5,78,805.71648.5510.40
UPL LtdFertilizers & Agro Chemicals43,775.44583.2012.26
Hindalco Industries LtdMetals – Aluminium1,35,525.73605.6013.42
Power Grid Corporation of India LtdPower Transmission & Distribution2,17,680.63234.0514.12
Indusind Bank LtdPrivate Banks1,24,238.831,597.4516.69
NTPC LtdPower Generation2,96,766.47306.0517.55
Tata Steel LtdIron & Steel1,68,719.47137.2019.26
Mahindra and Mahindra LtdFour Wheelers2,02,108.761,687.9519.66

Note: The stocks with low PE ratios are filtered using the below-mentioned parameters on Tickertape Stock Screener on 27th December 2023.


  • Stock Universe: Nifty 50
  • PE Ratio – Set to Low – Sort from lowest to highest

Note that these stocks are in no order of preference. Please note that these stock selection criteria and the stocks are provided for informational purposes only; it is essential to conduct your own research.

High dividend Stocks with low PE ratios (Nifty 50)

NameSub-SectorMarket Cap (Rs. in cr.)Close Price (Rs.)PE RatioDividend Yield (%)
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdOil & Gas – Exploration & Production2,58,587.64205.557.305.47
Coal India LtdMining – Coal2,25,309.35365.608.006.63
Power Grid Corporation of India LtdPower Transmission & Distribution2,17,680.63234.0514.124.73

Note: The stocks with low PE ratios and high dividends are filtered using the below-mentioned parameters on Tickertape Stock Screener on 27th December 2023.

  • Stock Universe: Nifty 50
  • PE Ratio – Set to Low – Sort from lowest to highest
  • Dividend Yield – Set to High

Note that these stocks are in no order of preference. Please note that these stock selection criteria and the stocks are provided for informational purposes only; it is essential to conduct your own research.

High EPS stocks with Low PE Ratio

NameSub-SectorMarket Cap (Rs. in cr.)Close Price (Rs.)PE Ratio1Y Historical EPS Growth (%)
Coal India LtdMining – Coal2,25,309.35365.608.0062.26
State Bank of IndiaPublic Banks5,78,805.71648.5510.4057.31
Indusind Bank LtdPrivate Banks1,24,238.831,597.4516.6954.66
Mahindra and Mahindra LtdFour Wheelers2,02,108.761,687.9519.6650.38

Note: The stocks with low PE ratios and high EPS are filtered using the below-mentioned parameters on Tickertape Stock Screener on 27th December 2023.

  • Stock Universe: Nifty 50
  • PE Ratio – Set to Low – Sort from lowest to highest
  • 1Y Historical EPS Growth – Set to High

Note that these stocks are in no order of preference. Please note that these stock selection criteria and the stocks are provided for informational purposes only; it is essential to conduct your own research.

Conclusion

If you are looking for stocks which are undervalued, then analysing low PE ratio stocks can be a useful strategy. However, it is important to conduct thorough research and analysis to ensure that the low PE ratio is justified by the company’s fundamentals and not indicative of underlying issues. It is always worthwhile to consult a financial advisor before investing. 

To perform a thorough analysis and understand the diversification of your portfolio, connect your portfolio to Tickertape now. Explore insights, make better investment decisions, and diversify your portfolio!

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