Asset Growth

Asset Growth definition: year-over-year percentage change in total assets. Research shows low asset growth strongly predicts stock outperformance — high growth destroys returns.

The Assets Growth ratio is calculated as (the latest balance sheet Total Assets – Total Assets 12 months ago) / Total Assets 12 months ago. It is shown as a percentage.

It is thus the growth in Total Assets over the past 12 month period.

 

How to use the ratio

Available as a screening ratio: No

Available as an output column ratio: Yes (Look for Total 1 yr Asset Growth under the Growth heading)

 

How to select companies with the highest one year Asset Growth companies

Asset Growth is only available as an output column so add it as an output column (look under the Growth heading) and click the column heading twice to sort the column from high to low.

 

Screen Stocks Using Assets Growth

The Quant Investing screener includes Assets Growth as one of 110+ ratios you can use to filter and rank 22,000+ companies worldwide. Combine it with other ratios to build your own investment screens.

Screen 22,000+ Companies Using  Assets Growth

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