Electronic components stocks with the highest free cash flow yield

Ranked

38

of 59 electronic components stocks we cover

Median

3.2%

Highest

10.0%

ITRI

Range

0.4% to 10.0%

#	Company	FCF yield	PE	Revenue growth (TTM)	Market cap
1	ITRIItron	10.0%	14.6×	−5.7%	$3.8B
2	STSensata Technologies	9.9%	67.3×	+0.8%	$5.9B
3	NSYSNortech Systems	8.3%	27.8×	+6.0%	$29.4M
4	MLABMesa Laboratories	7.3%	153×	+3.0%	$720M
5	SANMSanmina	7.1%	27.9×	+58.6%	$8.3B
6	HURCHurco Companies	6.1%	n/m	−1.9%	$138.2M
7	CTSCTS	6.0%	22.3×	+8.5%	$1.5B
8	OLEDUniversal Display	5.5%	21.1×	−8.3%	$4B
9	BHEBenchmark Electronics	5.4%	44.8×	+8.9%	$2.4B
10	FTVFortive	5.2%	35.7×	+5.6%	$18.2B
11	BDCBelden	5.2%	16.9×	+9.4%	$4.1B
12	JBLJabil	4.5%	34.2×	+17.8%	$28.7B
13	RALRalliant	4.5%	n/m	+5.9%	$7.4B
14	RFILR F Industries	4.3%	31.4×	+13.0%	$74.8M
15	TDYTeledyne Technologies	3.9%	30.2×	+7.9%	$29B
16	KEKimball Electronics	3.5%	21.8×	−3.7%	$589.6M
17	MKSIMKS	3.4%	31.4×	+16.3%	$13.3B
18	MPTIM-tron Industries	3.3%	24.0×	+11.8%	$283.4M
19	TRNSTranscat	3.3%	221×	+20.9%	$766.8M
20	BELFABEL Fuse	3.2%	n/m	+25.3%	$2.3B
21	FLEXFlex	2.9%	29.6×	+12.2%	$28.3B
22	CGNXCognex	2.9%	53.9×	+17.1%	$9.3B
23	GRMNGarmin	2.8%	30.3×	+13.5%	$56.6B
24	KEYSKeysight Technologies	2.7%	43.1×	+25.5%	$53.6B
25	APHAmphenol	2.6%	37.1×	+54.2%	$182.7B
26	GLWCorning	2.2%	56.5×	+19.4%	$106.5B
27	OPXSOptex Systems	2.2%	17.5×	+0.8%	$66.8M
28	INTTIntest	2.0%	196×	+5.4%	$176.4M
29	ALNTAllient	1.8%	51.6×	+10.6%	$1.5B
30	CLSCelestica	1.7%	27.1×	+47.3%	$29.9B
31	ESPEspey MFG & Electronics	1.6%	13.4×	+4.9%	$158M
32	COHUCohu	1.5%	n/m	+32.7%	$2.3B
33	MRCYMercury Systems	1.5%	n/m	+7.9%	$4.5B
34	PIImpinj	1.2%	n/m	+3.5%	$5.1B
35	PLXSPlexus	1.1%	32.0×	+14.2%	$5.8B
36	AEISAdvanced Energy Industries	1.0%	40.4×	+24.6%	$8.7B
37	VICRVicor	0.6%	56.4×	+11.7%	$8.1B
38	OCCOptical Cable	0.4%	n/m	+13.9%	$103.5M

Not ranked: 17 with no positive free cash flow, 1 with not a meaningful number. 3 companies whose data behind this number has a caveat are left out until it is checked.

A ranking of numbers, not a recommendation. A low multiple can be a bargain or a business in trouble: open the company to see which.