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Exponential Power Rankings.

Public companies ranked by the strength of their growth and profitability.

Updated Aug 10, 2026 · Market data through Aug 7, 2026
Universe: 247 companies · Quarterly fundamentals · TTM calculations

How EPS works

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How EPS works

Exponential Power Score (EPS) is a 0–10 measure of how well a company combines revenue growth with profitability. It is unrelated to earnings per share.

Revenue growth   = YoY growth in trailing-12-month revenue
Rule of 40 score = revenue growth % + trailing-12-month FCF margin
EPS Score        = clamp(Rule of 40 ÷ 10, 0, 10)

The conventional Rule of 40 threshold therefore lands on an EPS of exactly 4.0, and the scale leaves room above it.

e.g.
31.2% growth + 16.6% FCF margin = 47.8 Rule of 40 = 4.8 EPS
e.g.
72.0% growth + 31.0% FCF margin = 103.0 Rule of 40 = 10.0 EPS

Reading the trend

Every sparkline shares a fixed 0–10 axis, so a small movement looks small and a large one looks large. A quarter that was not reported leaves a gap in the line rather than being drawn through.

Missing data

A metric a company has not reported shows as , never as zero, and those rows sort last in either direction. A company without a profitability figure has no Rule of 40 and therefore no score.

Not yet settled

This is formula eps-v1. The choice of profitability measure, GAAP versus adjusted inputs, restatement handling, currency normalisation, and universe inclusion rules are still open, and the score will change when they are fixed. Later versions may add components — growth durability, capital efficiency, estimate revisions — without changing the public 0–10 interface. None of those are in this score today.