Essentially, we’re looking for more Apples – tech firms with a large market cap (at least $1-billion) and the financial means necessary to provide a dividend to shareholders. Specifically, we’re screening for high earnings per share, reliable returns on equity (which reveals how much profit a company generates with the money shareholders have invested) and substantial amounts of cash. For our purposes, both the last fiscal and five-year average ROE are taken into account.
Our screen produced eight potential Apples, many of which are far from household names.
1. Research In Motion Ltd.
2. Lam Research
3. Amkor Tech Inc.
4. Omnivision Tech
5. Entegris Inc.
6. Sohu.com Inc.
7. Sandisk Corp.
8. Western Digital
Source: Globe and Mail
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