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Cheap stocks whose profit is backed by cash

Low EV/EBITDA is only half the question - the other half is whether the earnings were collected. These names trade under 8x EV/EBITDA and, in a typical year, turned every rouble, peso or dollar of reported profit into at least as much operating cash flow. Recomputed daily from filings and market quotes. Not investment advice. Updated: 2026-09-23

#CompanyMarketSectorEV/EBITDACash flow / profitP/EDiv yieldMcap, $bn
1Emaar Development EMAARDEVAEReal estate development0.8x1.67x4.1x7.5%14.5
2ZIM Integrated Shipping ZIMCOMMODITIESFreight & shipping1.5x1.53x26.5x2.9%3.7
3Perusahaan Gas Negara PGASIDGas distribution1.7x3.05x9.2x8.7%2.0
4Telkom SA TKGZATelecom1.8x2.77x7.4x1.6
5Telkom Indonesia TLKMIDTelecom2.2x2.60x8.5x9.1%13.5
6Kumba Iron Ore KIOZAIron ore2.2x1.86x6.3x4.5
7SM Energy Company SMUSUnited States — oil & gas exploration & production2.3x2.32x8.1x8.1
8Magazine Luiza MGLUBRRetail2.5x35.29x35.4x1.4%0.9
9Whitehaven Coal WHCAUCoal mining2.6x1.34x16.1x1.3%4.4

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