35 stocks have dynamic price-to-earnings ratios as low as single digits, highlighting the investment value of some industry leaders.

With the intensive disclosure of the half-year performance forecasts and reports of A-share listed companies for 2026, a number of companies with high growth and low valuations have come to the forefront. According to statistics from Securities Times and Data Treasure, based on the median net profit from semi-annual reports, quick reports, and performance forecasts, 35 stocks have a dynamic price-to-earnings ratio as low as single digits and have ratings from five or more institutions. The investment value of certain leading companies in various industries may become prominent. Specifically, China Life's median net profit forecast for the half-year is 133.026 billion yuan, representing a year-on-year growth of up to 225%, equating to a dynamic price-to-earnings ratio of 4 times, ranking first in the list of lowest valuations. Bohai Leasing and Xinhua Insurance have dynamic price-to-earnings ratios of 4.20 times and 4.38 times, respectively, also demonstrating high cost-effectiveness. Besides financial stocks, some cyclical industry companies are experiencing explosive growth in performance due to rising product prices or recovering demand, with significant valuation advantages as well. In terms of stock prices, the 35 stocks have averaged a 1.51% increase since July, outperforming the major indices in the same period.