Best Value Stocks on PSX 2026
PSX-listed companies with P/E ratios under 15× and market cap above ₨500M, ranked by lowest P/E. A low P/E can indicate undervaluation — but must be verified against earnings quality and sector context.
Last updated: 11 April 2026
What does a low P/E mean on PSX?
The Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio measures how many years of current earnings the market prices into a share. The KSE-100 index historically trades at 7–12× earnings — below 8× is often considered cheap for blue-chips. However, a low P/E may reflect earnings risk, sector headwinds, or a cyclical trough. Always review EPS trend, margins, and cash flow before concluding a stock is undervalued.
9 stocks with P/E < 15× and market cap > ₨500M. Sorted by P/E ascending. Data may be delayed. Not investment advice.
P/E ratio by PSX sector
Sector context matters. A P/E of 6× is normal for a cement company but high for a utility. Key PSX sector benchmarks (approximate, as of 2026):
Banking
6–10×Driven by NIMs and credit cycle
Cement
8–14×Capacity utilisation & dispatches key
Fertilizer
7–12×Gas price subsidy policy sensitive
Oil & Gas (E&P)
5–8×Oil price & reserve life drive value
Textile
4–8×Low multiples; export-dependent
Technology
12–25×Higher growth premium expected
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