EQT vs EXE
EQT and Expand Energy, side by side.
Prices and company dataas of yesterday's close
- EQTKeep11%
EQT's report on Oct 27 beat profit forecasts by 11%, but three fewer analysts rate it a buy than three months ago.
- EXEKeep14%
Expand Energy's report on Oct 27 beat profit forecasts by 14%, but analysts expect profit to fall 5.1% next year.
Percent return
- EQT−12.14%
- EXE−23.61%
Nov 11, 2025 to Nov 11, 2026
Where they differ
- Company size: EQT $32.9B, EXE $21.2B.
- Sales growth, 1 yr: EQT +19%, EXE +20%. EXE is ahead.
- Price for $1 of next year's profit: EQT $16, EXE $11. EXE is ahead.
- Profit per $1 of sales: EQT 45¢, EXE 29¢. EQT is ahead.
- Cash minus debt: EQT −$5.47B, EXE −$4.55B. EXE is ahead.
- Price change, 1 yr: EQT −12%, EXE −24%. EQT is ahead. S&P 500 +12%.
- How much the price swings: EQT 30%, EXE 27%. EXE is ahead.
EXE: a lower P/E per point of growth
Our pick of these: Expand Energy
Forward P/E per point of sales growth 0.56 vs 0.84
EQT 0.84, EXE 0.56.+38.1% to the average analyst target, vs +26.3%
EQT +26.3%, EXE +38.1%.Price trend score 69 of 100, vs 61
EQT 61, EXE 69.Where it loses: EQT has wider profit margins, 45.1% vs 28.9%
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