ROA measures net income relative to total assets, so it is less affected by how a company is financed than ROE.

Is this screen limited to utility stocks?

Yes. Every result is filtered to the US utility sector, so the list stays focused on one part of the market. Return on assets is a quality measure that is less sensitive to leverage than ROE, which makes it useful for comparing companies across very different balance sheets.

Sector Quality screen

High ROA Utility Stocks

This page screens the US utility sector for companies with return on assets of at least 10%, refreshed automatically from live data.

1 matching stocks Updated Oct 16, 2026, 7:44 PM ET 4898 stock screenable universe

Median ROE83.40%

Median Debt / Equity0.33

Median P/E27.17

Median Market Cap$245.35B

Methodology

DeltaScreener builds this page from the US-listed stocks it tracks, using the following rules. A stock appears here only because it matches these rules; the page title names the criteria and is not a rating of any stock.

Sector equal to Utilities
ROA at least 10
ROA at most 200
P/B above 0
Market cap at least $50.0M

Top sectors in the current result set: Utilities (1).

Current Results

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#	Ticker	Company	Exchange	Price	Market Cap	P/E	P/B	ROE	ROA	Net Margin	D/E
1	GEV	GE Vernova Inc.	NYSE	$921.20	$245.35B	27.17	21.46	83.40%	11.79%	23.03%	0.33