Best OTC Markets Exchanges Stocks to Buy 2026

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Company	Sector	Current Price	P/E Ratio	Market Cap	Consensus Analyst Rating	Consensus Price Target
TCEHY Tencent	Communication Services	$53.49 -1.9%	14.65	$495.68 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	$106.00 (98.2% Upside)
SCMWY Swisscom	Communication Services	$77.46 +2.8%	24.21	$390.17 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.63)	N/A
IDCBY Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd.	Finance	$19.23 -0.5%	6.68	$344.47 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
RHHBY Roche	Healthcare	$54.07 +2.9%	N/A	$334.77 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	$60.00 (11.0% Upside)
CICHY China Construction Bank	Finance	$24.37 -0.9%	6.55	$321.77 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
ACGBY Agri Bank China	Finance	$20.75 -0.3%	7.18	$291.33 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
FERGY Ferguson	Industrials	$119.49	183.83	$268.91 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
BACHY Bank of China	Finance	$18.95 -1.0%	7.26	$246.61 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SIEGY Siemens	Industrials	$152.13 -2.9%	25.78	$244.98 billion	Hold (Score: 2.45)	N/A
NSRGY Nestle	Consumer Staples	$90.62 +0.6%	N/A	$232.17 billion	Hold (Score: 2.40)	N/A
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CFRUY Compagnie Financiere Richemont	Consumer Discretionary	$20.71 -0.8%	N/A	$224.44 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
SFTBY SoftBank Group	Communication Services	$19.80 +0.9%	6.99	$224.13 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
LRLCY L'Oreal	Consumer Staples	$83.71 0.0%	N/A	$222.97 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.58)	$100.00 (19.5% Upside)
LVMUY LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton	Consumer Discretionary	$87.07 +0.8%	N/A	$213.62 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.88)	N/A
PROSY Prosus	Consumer Discretionary	$7.93 -1.0%	N/A	$200.66 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	$11.10 (40.0% Upside)
ATEYY Advantest	Technology	$259.29 -2.8%	63.86	$195.26 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
IDEXY Industria de Diseno Textil	Consumer Discretionary	$14.85 -1.2%	24.75	$187.37 billion	Buy (Score: 3.25)	N/A
ABBNY ABB	Industrials	$96.20 -2.9%	34.73	$180.58 billion	Hold (Score: 2.38)	N/A
ALIZY Allianz	Finance	$46.65 -0.9%	13.14	$179.14 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.80)	N/A
CMWAY Commonwealth Bank of Australia	Finance	$104.46 -1.6%	N/A	$177.57 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
DBSDY DBS Group	Finance	$240.90 -1.7%	N/A	$174.32 billion	Buy (Score: 3.33)	N/A
RCRRF Recruit	Industrials	$106.49 +2.7%	69.15	$171.42 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
SBGSY Schneider Electric	Industrials	$57.01 -2.0%	N/A	$168.37 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
EADSY Airbus	Industrials	$52.38 -0.5%	23.92	$166.06 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
CIHKY China Merchants Bank	Finance	$32.39 -0.4%	7.80	$164.08 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
HTHIY Hitachi	Industrials	$35.65 -0.8%	30.73	$162.92 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.67)	N/A
RYCEY Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC	Industrials	$18.77 -1.5%	N/A	$158.15 billion	Buy (Score: 3.25)	N/A
IBDRY Iberdrola	Utilities	$94.00 -0.7%	19.92	$157.94 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
RCRUY Recruit	Industrials	$21.29 -0.3%	40.94	$157.19 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SAFRY Safran	Industrials	$89.64 -2.7%	N/A	$154.19 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
TOELY Tokyo Electron	Technology	$164.55	37.65	$154.03 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
HESAY Hermes International	Consumer Discretionary	$143.40 +0.2%	N/A	$151.12 billion	Hold (Score: 2.11)	N/A
DTEGY Deutsche Telekom	Communication Services	$30.21 +1.2%	14.59	$142.71 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
UNCFF UniCredit	Finance	$87.63 -3.7%	N/A	$141.69 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
UNCRY UniCredit	Finance	$43.48 -4.2%	N/A	$136.86 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.57)	N/A
ISNPY Intesa Sanpaolo	Finance	$41.89 -4.5%	11.26	$129.32 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.86)	N/A
KYCCF Keyence	Industrials	$508.32 -1.4%	141.20	$125.03 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
AIQUY Air Liquide	Materials	$37.70 -0.7%	N/A	$121.09 billion	Buy (Score: 3.17)	N/A
PNGAY Ping An Insurance Co. of China	Finance	$13.17 -0.4%	5.57	$120.85 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
BNPQY BNP Paribas	Finance	$51.16 -3.9%	7.58	$117.32 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.63)	N/A
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HNHPF Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. Sponsored GDR	Technology	$15.82 -2.5%	N/A	$112.44 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	$23.00 (45.4% Upside)
MSBHF Mitsubishi	Industrials	$29.98 -1.1%	19.46	$112.29 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
OVCHY Oversea-Chinese Banking	Finance	$47.64 -4.3%	N/A	$111.82 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
CSUAY China Shenhua Energy	Energy	$22.20 +0.4%	13.70	$109.99 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
ITOCY Itochu	Consumer Discretionary	$13.55 -1.4%	14.57	$108.88 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.75)	N/A
SMNEY Siemens Energy	Utilities	$124.60 -29.1%	51.07	$106.58 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.70)	N/A
ZURVY Zurich Insurance Group	Finance	$34.35 -0.7%	N/A	$104.59 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
SAXPY Sampo	Finance	$19.51 -0.9%	13.18	$104.58 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
ATLKY Atlas Copco	Industrials	$20.79 -2.4%	36.47	$103.79 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
GMBXF Grupo Mexico	Industrials	$12.50 -5.2%	N/A	$102.66 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
MRAAY Murata Manufacturing	Technology	$27.15 -2.8%	57.77	$102.09 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
ENLAY Enel	Utilities	$9.74 -1.4%	12.65	$100.45 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.83)	N/A
AXAHY AXA	Finance	$47.17 -1.8%	N/A	$100.40 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
TKOMY Tokio Marine	Finance	$3.33 -1.1%	1.25	$97.67 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
CAIXY CaixaBank	Finance	$4.42 -3.3%	N/A	$95.70 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
IFNNY Infineon Technologies	Technology	$68.48 -5.8%	60.60	$94.69 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
AAGIY AIA	Finance	$34.70 -0.6%	N/A	$90.27 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
MITSY Mitsui & Co.	Industrials	$616.96 -1.7%	14.55	$89.62 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
GLNCY Glencore	Materials	$14.98 -1.2%	N/A	$88.93 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.69)	N/A
NTTYY NTT	Communication Services	$27.22 +1.6%	13.02	$87.54 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
BYDDY BYD	Consumer Discretionary	$9.38 -1.5%	16.46	$85.05 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
CHDRY Christian Dior S.E.	Consumer Discretionary	$116.00	N/A	$83.71 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
BYDDF BYD	Consumer Discretionary	$9.42 -1.4%	20.93	$83.48 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	$20.00 (112.3% Upside)
BOUYF Bouygues	Industrials	$43.90	11.55	$83.18 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
NABZY National Australia Bank	Finance	$13.21 -1.9%	N/A	$82.47 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	$42.50 (221.7% Upside)
MHVYF Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	Industrials	$25.46 +4.9%	33.49	$81.86 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
BCMXY Bank of Communications	Finance	$26.69	7.39	$79.27 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
LNEGY Lundin Energy AB (publ)	Materials	$42.50 +2.3%	N/A	$78.94 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
SHECY Shin-Etsu Chemical	Materials	$19.55 -1.6%	23.55	$78.88 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
JPPTY JAPAN POST BANK	Finance	$21.13 -3.4%	N/A	$77.99 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
JAPAY Japan Tob	Consumer Discretionary	$22.01 +0.9%	16.07	$77.48 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	$17.00 (-22.8% Downside)
ESLOY EssilorLuxottica	Healthcare	$82.17 +0.2%	N/A	$76.16 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.63)	N/A
BAESY Bae Systems	Industrials	$96.53 -2.0%	N/A	$73.91 billion	Hold (Score: 2.25)	$113.00 (17.1% Upside)
KDDIY KDDI	Communication Services	$18.18 -0.1%	14.43	$72.94 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
MURGY M�nchener R�ckversicherungs-Gesellschaft	Finance	$11.55 +0.6%	4.60	$72.22 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
VCISY Vinci	Industrials	$30.24 -1.3%	N/A	$71.97 billion	Hold (Score: 2.40)	N/A
RBSPF NatWest Group	Finance	$8.63 -3.1%	8.63	$71.41 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
MIELF Mitsubishi Electric	Industrials	$33.15 +1.6%	35.27	$71.18 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
MIELY Mitsubishi Electric	Industrials	$66.47 -1.4%	50.74	$70.23 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
DHLGY DHL Group	Industrials	$31.12 -1.4%	10.89	$70.09 billion	Hold (Score: 2.44)	N/A
BHKLY BOC Hong Kong	Finance	$128.12 -1.5%	N/A	$68.76 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.50)	N/A
ENGIY ENGIE	Utilities	$25.52 -3.7%	N/A	$67.35 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
SCBFF Standard Chartered	Finance	$28.38 -3.0%	13.50	$66.53 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.63)	N/A
XIACY Xiaomi		$15.24 -1.2%	N/A	$65.83 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
NRDBY Nordea Bank	Finance	$18.92 -1.6%	11.75	$65.40 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
SCBFY Standard Chartered	Finance	$57.04 -4.8%	N/A	$65.37 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
NGLOY Anglo American	Materials	$26.73 -2.4%	N/A	$64.53 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.60)	$28.00 (4.8% Upside)
VLVLY AB Volvo	Consumer Discretionary	$31.29 -0.3%	16.64	$63.79 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.55)	N/A
NTDOY Nintendo	Consumer Discretionary	$12.24 -0.9%	18.55	$63.59 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
CHGCY Chugai Pharmaceutical	Healthcare	$19.31 +0.2%	20.99	$63.46 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.60)	N/A
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PDRDY Pernod Ricard	Consumer Staples	$47.12	N/A	$62.53 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
DPSGY Deutsche Post	Industrials	$49.33	11.75	$61.12 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
LNSTY London Stock Exchange Group	Finance	$29.14	N/A	$60.28 billion	Buy (Score: 3.25)	N/A
DBOEY Deutsche Boerse	Finance	$32.73 -1.4%	24.07	$59.86 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
OSAGF Osram Licht	Technology	$59.94	N/A	$59.85 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
CSLLY CSL	Healthcare	$31.51 +1.1%	N/A	$59.83 billion	Hold (Score: 2.20)	N/A
KBCSY KBC Group	Finance	$68.90 -2.8%	13.10	$59.23 billion	Hold (Score: 2.14)	N/A
CRARY Credit Agricole	Finance	$9.22 -3.4%	8.23	$58.34 billion	Hold (Score: 2.20)	N/A
AMKBY A.P. Moller-Maersk	Industrials	$18.39 +1.9%	23.58	$57.11 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.91)	N/A
LNVGY Lenovo Group	Technology	$89.99 -1.4%	87.37	$56.64 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
UOVEY United Overseas Bank	Finance	$66.11 -2.9%	N/A	$56.12 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.67)	N/A
SCGLY Societe Generale Group	Finance	$14.35 -4.4%	7.40	$55.48 billion	Hold (Score: 2.44)	N/A
NTIOF National Bank of Canada	Finance	$139.33 -2.9%	16.14	$54.79 billion	Hold (Score: 2.38)	N/A
SGAPY Singapore Telecommunications	Communication Services	$33.40 +0.6%	N/A	$54.51 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
HOCPY Hoya	Technology	$157.93 -1.0%	31.34	$53.40 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
ECIFY Electricité de France	Utilities	$2.55	N/A	$53.16 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
BMWYY Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft	Consumer Discretionary	$29.20	4.82	$52.79 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
SSUMY Sumitomo	Industrials	$10.84 -1.7%	13.02	$52.73 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
ASMIY ASM International	Technology	$1,007.45 -5.3%	39.51	$52.02 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
CHCJY China CITIC Bank	Finance	$21.25	6.16	$51.99 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
THLLY Thales	Industrials	$48.45 -3.2%	N/A	$51.52 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.80)	N/A
BASFY Basf	Materials	$14.38 -0.2%	7.41	$51.44 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.56)	N/A
SSREY Swiss Re	Finance	$43.24 +0.7%	N/A	$51.30 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.75)	N/A
CMPGY Compass Group	Consumer Discretionary	$30.53 +2.1%	N/A	$50.86 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.50)	$36.00 (17.9% Upside)
EBKDY Erste Group Bank	Finance	$61.71 -5.1%	11.82	$50.53 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
DNBBY DNB Bank ASA	Finance	$32.22 -1.1%	11.51	$50.50 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
EONGY E.On	Utilities	$18.90 -2.1%	12.60	$50.46 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.56)	N/A
MARUY Marubeni	Industrials	$30.03 -0.9%	13.19	$50.32 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
RNMBY Rheinmetall	Industrials	$207.20 -3.4%	71.20	$50.05 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.88)	N/A
LBLCF Loblaw Companies	Consumer Staples	$43.40 +0.8%	25.68	$49.69 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
ELEZY Endesa	Utilities	$23.27 -1.3%	N/A	$49.13 billion	Strong Sell (Score: 1.33)	N/A
BAYRY Bayer Aktiengesellschaft	Healthcare	$12.26 -1.3%	N/A	$48.81 billion	Buy (Score: 3.13)	N/A
LZAGY Lonza Group	Healthcare	$69.09 0.0%	N/A	$48.54 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
TSCDD Tesco	Consumer Staples	$18.74 +0.3%	N/A	$48.30 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
RWEOY RWE	Utilities	$64.80 -1.5%	12.32	$47.78 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.63)	N/A
MBGAF Mercedes-Benz Group	Consumer Discretionary	$44.60 -2.4%	3.37	$47.71 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
CTPCY Citic	Industrials	$8.16	N/A	$47.45 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
SVKEF Skandinaviska	Finance	$23.25	12.57	$47.36 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
CRZBY Commerzbank	Finance	$43.06 -3.9%	14.16	$47.07 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.56)	N/A
SWRAY Swire Pacific	Industrials	$12.88 +0.3%	N/A	$46.58 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 4.00)	N/A
SDVKY Sandvik	Industrials	$35.75 -2.8%	24.66	$46.14 billion	Hold (Score: 2.31)	N/A
MSADY MS&AD Insurance Group	Finance	$30.51 -1.1%	7.74	$46.02 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
KMTUY Komatsu	Industrials	$48.75 -0.7%	17.86	$45.65 billion	Buy (Score: 3.33)	N/A
PRYMY Prysmian	Industrials	$69.79 -4.7%	N/A	$45.24 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
LGRVF Legrand	Industrials	$169.96	39.53	$45.23 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
TTDKY TDK	Technology	$22.10 -4.9%	32.50	$45.18 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
FJTSY Fujitsu	Technology	$25.95 +1.1%	48.06	$45.10 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
SWDBY Swedbank	Finance	SEK 40.09	13.59	SEK45.07 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.67)	N/A
WMMVY Wal-Mart de Mexico SAB de CV	Consumer Staples	$25.89 -0.5%	16.18	$45.01 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.50)	$42.00 (62.2% Upside)
DANOY Danone	Consumer Staples	$13.10 -0.5%	N/A	$45.00 billion	Hold (Score: 2.43)	N/A
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DNKEY Danske Bank	Finance	$26.91 -2.3%	11.91	$44.92 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.57)	N/A
HEINY Heineken	Consumer Staples	$39.49 +0.1%	N/A	$44.63 billion	Hold (Score: 2.40)	N/A
HCMLY Holcim	Industrials	$15.28 -2.9%	N/A	$44.61 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	$16.80 (9.9% Upside)
DSCSY Disco	Technology	$38.37 -5.9%	44.10	$44.27 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.50)	N/A
MBGYY Mercedes-Benz Group	Consumer Discretionary	C$11.09 -2.3%	7.15	C$43.72 billion	Buy (Score: 3.33)	N/A
LGRDY LeGrand	Industrials	$31.70 -4.7%	27.33	$43.60 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.82)	N/A
CNSWF Constellation Software	Technology	$2,020.13 -1.0%	44.56	$43.23 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
UCBJY UCB	Healthcare	$114.22 +0.6%	N/A	$42.91 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
WEGZY WEG	Industrials	$10.18 +0.1%	36.37	$42.71 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
ORANY Orange	Communication Services	$15.98 +0.5%	N/A	$42.29 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.56)	N/A
RBGLY Reckitt Benckiser Group	Consumer Staples	$13.61 +2.3%	N/A	$42.17 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.80)	N/A
DSDVY DSV	Industrials	$85.99 -0.9%	26.14	$41.72 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
FKKFF Fukuoka Financial Group	Finance	$46.65	N/A	$40.11 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
SSEZY SSE	Utilities	$32.38 -1.4%	N/A	$39.82 billion	Hold (Score: 2.44)	N/A
TSCDY Tesco	Consumer Staples	$18.88 +0.7%	N/A	$39.14 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
SMPNY Sompo	Finance	$20.62 -1.5%	8.12	$39.11 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
ASAZY Assa Abloy	Industrials	$16.97 -3.4%	21.48	$39.10 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
AAVMY ABN AMRO Bank	Finance	$45.39 -4.6%	14.01	$39.04 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
OTSKY Otsuka	Healthcare	$36.18 -0.2%	14.53	$38.93 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SUHJY Sun Hung Kai Properties	Real Estate	$13.61 +1.3%	N/A	$38.92 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
TYIDY Toyota Industries	Industrials	$128.96	N/A	$38.75 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
FANUY Fanuc	Industrials	$19.39 -1.3%	31.27	$38.58 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
VWAGY Volkswagen	Consumer Discretionary	$7.79 +1.3%	6.39	$38.55 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
DKILY Daikin Industries	Technology	$13.23 +0.8%	21.69	$38.46 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
GVDNY Givaudan	Materials	$81.98 +0.4%	N/A	$37.70 billion	Hold (Score: 2.22)	N/A
CODYY Compagnie de Saint-Gobain	Industrials	$7.22 -3.2%	N/A	$36.91 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
HSNGY Hang Seng Bank	Finance	$19.70	N/A	$36.90 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SDZNY Sandoz Group	Healthcare	$84.89 +1.4%	N/A	$36.83 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.60)	N/A
JSHLY Jardine Strategic	Industrials	$16.40 -0.1%	N/A	$36.35 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
FSUGY Fortescue	Materials	$22.16 -3.3%	N/A	$35.27 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.67)	$16.90 (-23.7% Downside)
HVRRY Hannover Ruck	Finance	$48.95 +1.0%	12.12	$35.07 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
DTRUY Daimler Truck	Industrials	$22.73 -0.6%	45.46	$35.02 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.78)	N/A
REPYY Repsol	Energy	$32.25 +1.8%	12.70	$35.02 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	$87.50 (171.3% Upside)
DLMAF Dollarama	Consumer Discretionary	$129.99	36.11	$34.95 billion	Buy (Score: 3.08)	N/A
UCBJF UCB	Healthcare	$236.94 +0.6%	N/A	$34.78 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.71)	N/A
DNZOY Denso	Consumer Discretionary	$11.54 -1.2%	11.20	$34.00 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.67)	N/A
DNHBY Dnb Asa	Finance	$21.83 +0.0%	16.66	$33.84 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
NPSNY Naspers	Communication Services	$8.46 -0.9%	N/A	$33.71 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SXYAY SIKA	Materials	$20.86 -0.6%	N/A	$33.68 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
KYOCY Kyocera	Technology	$24.59	36.70	$33.18 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
CICOY COSCO SHIPPING	Industrials	$10.50 -0.9%	N/A	$33.12 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.67)	N/A
CKHUY Ck Hutchison	Industrials	$8.55 +0.5%	N/A	$32.59 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
FRFHF Fairfax Financial	Finance	$1,545.00 -1.3%	7.57	$32.59 billion	Hold (Score: 2.33)	N/A
BKHYY Bank Hapoalim	Finance	$120.00 -3.6%	10.60	$32.55 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
DSNKY Daiichi Sankyo	Healthcare	$17.15 -1.7%	19.94	$32.51 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
TGOPY 3i Group	Finance	$7.90 -0.3%	N/A	$32.47 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
KHNGY Kuehne & Nagel International	Industrials	$53.63 -0.2%	29.15	$32.46 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
NJDCY Nidec	Technology	$3.36 -1.2%	N/A	$32.44 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
DASTY Dassault Systemes	Technology	$24.19 +0.3%	21.41	$32.37 billion	Hold (Score: 2.14)	N/A
SAABY Saab	Industrials	$29.49 -1.6%	42.13	$32.09 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.80)	N/A
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SUTNY Sumitomo Mitsui Trust	Finance	$5.58 -2.4%	12.93	$31.95 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
ADRNY Ahold	Consumer Staples	€35.72	12.11	€31.45 billion	Hold (Score: 2.40)	N/A
BRDCY Bridgestone	Consumer Discretionary	$12.04 +0.3%	18.81	$30.99 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
ADYEY Adyen	Technology	$9.69 +0.1%	N/A	$30.67 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.92)	N/A
SMCAY SMC	Technology	$23.12 -3.5%	22.45	$30.62 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
HENKY Henkel AG & Co.	Consumer Staples	$18.96 +0.4%	N/A	$30.57 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
FINMY Leonardo	Technology	$25.67 -2.8%	N/A	$30.47 billion	Buy (Score: 3.11)	N/A
WXXWY WuXi Biologics (Cayman)	Healthcare	$14.43 -2.4%	N/A	$30.44 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
TTNDY Techtronic Industries	Industrials	$83.40 +0.2%	N/A	$30.42 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
BAMXF Bayerische Motoren Werke	Consumer Discretionary	$60.00 +15.2%	4.95	$30.21 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.60)	N/A
SZLMY Swiss Life	Finance	$53.54 -0.6%	N/A	$30.12 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.67)	N/A
GBOOY Grupo Financiero Banorte SAB de CV	Finance	$52.64 -1.5%	8.88	$30.08 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SVNLY Svenska Handelsbanken Ab Publ	Finance	$7.48 -1.4%	10.53	$30.03 billion	Strong Sell (Score: 1.20)	N/A
ALIOF ALIOF	Healthcare	$278.50	N/A	$29.89 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
MSBHY Mitsubishi	Industrials	$40.23 +0.2%	8.65	$29.89 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
AVIFY Advanced Info Service Public	Communication Services	$9.80 -1.7%	17.50	$29.64 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
IFCZF Intact Financial	Finance	$167.77 -0.3%	12.90	$29.58 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.71)	N/A
PPRUY Kering	Consumer Discretionary	$23.75 -0.4%	N/A	$29.44 billion	Hold (Score: 2.17)	N/A
OLCLY Oriental Land	Consumer Discretionary	$18.14 +1.3%	33.59	$29.36 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
EXPGY Experian	Industrials	$33.55 +1.4%	N/A	$29.36 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.50)	N/A
ADDYY Adidas	Consumer Discretionary	$82.24 +0.9%	18.11	$29.13 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.69)	$146.00 (77.5% Upside)
VWDRY Vestas Wind Systems AS	Industrials	$9.34 -4.2%	21.72	$29.12 billion	Buy (Score: 3.14)	N/A
HDLMY Heidelberg Materials	Materials	$31.78 -3.7%	N/A	$29.02 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
SVNDY Seven and I	Consumer Discretionary	$12.42 -0.1%	14.96	$28.84 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
TLSYY Telstra	Communication Services	$12.48 +0.7%	N/A	$28.84 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
BDORY Banco Do Brasil	Finance	$4.90 -2.6%	12.25	$28.83 billion	Sell (Score: 1.33)	N/A
FSNUY Fresenius SE & Co.	Healthcare	$12.19 -1.5%	15.43	$27.87 billion	Buy (Score: 3.00)	N/A
IPXHY Inpex	Energy	$22.99 -1.5%	9.66	$27.67 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
NTOIY Neste OYJ	Energy	$18.01 +0.3%	15.72	$27.60 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.57)	N/A
HXGBY Hexagon	Technology	$10.10 -1.7%	42.09	$27.57 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
AVVIY Aviva	Finance	$18.01 -1.7%	N/A	$27.51 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.80)	N/A
AJINY Ajinomoto	Consumer Staples	$27.96	33.69	$27.34 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
LUXTY Luxottica Group	Healthcare	$55.80 +0.4%	24.37	$27.07 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
NVZMY Novozymes A/S	Materials	$64.54 -0.7%	40.85	$26.93 billion	Buy (Score: 3.33)	N/A
FUJIY Fujifilm	Technology	$10.78	8.49	$26.82 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
FNLPF Fresnillo	Materials	$35.26 -3.0%	N/A	$26.80 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.88)	N/A
PUBGY Publicis Groupe	Communication Services	$26.78 +0.8%	N/A	$26.65 billion	Strong Buy (Score: 3.60)	N/A
MITEY Mitsubishi Estate	Real Estate	$21.84 -0.7%	14.46	$26.63 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
DNNGY Ørsted A/S	Utilities	$6.48 -3.1%	N/A	$26.54 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
KNYJY Kone Oyj	Industrials	$29.27 +0.4%	27.61	$26.42 billion	Hold (Score: 2.13)	N/A
OMVKY OMV	Energy	$20.43 +1.3%	2.16	$26.39 billion	Reduce (Score: 1.86)	N/A
LSRCY Lasertec	Technology	$58.44 +0.1%	N/A	$26.27 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
VEOEY Veolia Environnement	Utilities	$17.34 -1.7%	N/A	$26.20 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
WNGRF George Weston	Consumer Staples	$70.22	37.83	$26.18 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.80)	N/A
GPORQ Gulfport Energy	Energy	$161.24 +2.2%	N/A	$25.92 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
MGDDY Michelin	Consumer Discretionary	$18.77 -0.4%	N/A	$25.91 billion	Hold (Score: 2.25)	N/A
CAJPY Canon	Technology	$29.21 -0.5%	11.50	$25.80 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
SWGAY Swatch Group	Consumer Discretionary	$10.84 -0.7%	N/A	$25.71 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
ALPMY Astellas Pharma	Healthcare	$14.24 +0.6%	10.84	$25.61 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
OMVJF OMV Aktiengesellschaft	Energy	$78.29	15.17	$25.60 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
PMRTY Pop Mart International Group	Consumer Discretionary	$19.19 +0.1%	N/A	$25.53 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
ICAGY International Consolidated Airlines Group	Industrials	$11.54 -0.9%	3.02	$25.50 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.75)	N/A
ANPDF Anta Sports Products	Consumer Discretionary	$9.10	N/A	$25.45 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
AMADY Amadeus IT Group	Technology	$57.95 -1.6%	16.42	$25.42 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A
IMBBY Imperial Tobacco Group	Consumer Staples	$33.12 +0.2%	N/A	$25.29 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
VACNY VAT Group	Industrials	$82.21 -1.7%	N/A	$25.10 billion	Hold (Score: 2.44)	N/A
QBIEY QBE Insurance Group	Finance	$16.76 +1.3%	N/A	$24.72 billion	Hold (Score: 2.00)	N/A
EPOKY Epiroc AB (publ)	Industrials	$20.47	30.10	$24.71 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
PUGOY Stellantis	Consumer Discretionary	$27.28 +0.7%	7.16	$24.68 billion	N/A (Score: 0.00)	N/A
DUAVF Dassault Aviation société anonyme	Industrials	$320.00 +0.9%	N/A	$24.65 billion	Moderate Buy (Score: 2.50)	N/A

(Last Updated: 10/8/2026)

What Investors Must Know About Over-the-Counter (OTC) Stocks

Written by Chris Markoch

What Are Over-the-Counter (OTC) Stocks?
The Three Tiers of OTC Stocks
What are the Risks of Owning OTC Stocks?
What are the Benefits of Owning OTC Stocks?
Some Final Thoughts on OTC Stocks

Over-the-counter (OTC) stocks (also known as unlisted stocks) trade differently from stocks that are listed on a major stock exchange. This article will take a closer look at what makes OTC stocks different from listed stocks and what types of securities trade on OTC markets. It will also review the three tiers of OTC stocks as well as the benefits and risks of owning OTC stocks.

When you finish reading this article, you should be able to define:

How an OTC stock is different from a stock that is listed on a major, centralized stock exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ
What are some common types of securities that trade on OTC markets?
What are the benefits and risks of owning OTC stocks?

What Are Over-the-Counter (OTC) Stocks?

Over-the counter (OTC) stocks are publicly traded stocks that, for one or for a number of reasons, are not listed on a major stock exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or the NASDAQ. OTC stocks are traded between two parties instead of in a publicly traded market.

OTC stocks require a dealer-broker (i.e. a middleman) to facilitate transactions as opposed to a public exchange that uses an auction system that is largely electronic.

Over-the-counter stocks carry significantly higher risk than stocks that are traded on a public exchange. This is primarily due to a lack of a formal governing institution. OTC stocks generally have to meet some guidelines but do not have nearly the stringent requirements of stocks that trade on the NYSE or NASDAQ.

For example, in September 2020, the SEC published updated its regulations for the OTC markets to ensure that a broker-dealer could not publish a price quote for an OTC security when current information about that security is not available to the general public.

What Types of Securities Trade in the OTC Markets?

An estimated 10,000 securities trade through the OTC Markets Group. The most commonly traded security in the OTC markets is stocks. Specifically, the OTC market features small-cap stocks (i.e. stocks of companies with a market cap of less than $2 billion) that don’t qualify to be listed on a major exchange. Foreign stocks tend to make it onto OTC markets.

The reasons why a stock may not be traded on a major exchange include:

The company doesn’t trade a high enough volume of shares.
The company cannot meet the exchange’s minimum price requirement (typically $1).
They are penny stocks which are defined as stocks that trade for $5 or less.

The OTC market is larger than many investors may think. In addition to stocks, most bonds will trade in the OTC market after their initial offering. This is due to the large size of trades, the number of bonds trade and the fact that, unlike stocks, bond trading is relatively infrequent.

The OTC market is also where many derivatives are traded. Derivatives are private contracts between two parties these include options, futures, forwards where the value of the contract is based on its underlying asset.

Additional securities traded in the OTC markets include American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) and foreign currencies (Forex). In fact, more than $6.5 trillion is traded on the OTC Forex currency exchange.

The Three Tiers of OTC Stocks

OTC stocks are sometimes referred to as Pink Sheet stocks. In fact, the OTC Markets Group, the publicly traded company that provides liquidity for nearly 10,000 OTC securities, was previously known simply as Pink Sheets. Nearly all OTC trades take place on the OTC Markets Group.

There is another OTC Market, the Grey Market that is reserved for over-the-counter securities that are not quoted by broker-dealers for several reasons including lack of investor interest, lack of financial information, or a lack of regulatory compliance. For the purposes of this article, we are talking about securities that trade on the OTC Markets Group.

There are three different tiers of OTC stocks within the OTC Markets Group: the OTCQX, the OTCQB, and the Pink Sheets. Equities fit into a category based on its size, share price and the amount of financial reporting and disclosure it does.

Here is a brief description of each tier with its eligibility requirements.

OTCQX – this is the premium tier of OTC stocks. However, only about 4% of the stocks on the OTC market fall into this category. One reason for that is that this tier does not include penny stocks. These companies provide a lot of detail to the OTC Markets Group including audited financials. In fact, being up-to-date with regulatory disclosure requirements is a prerequisite for a stock to be listed on this exchange.

OTCQB Venture Market – this marketplace is for early-stage companies that are in their initial growth stages. These companies require a bid price of at least $0.01 and cannot be in bankruptcy. Additionally, the company must have a freely traded public float of at least 5% or a separate class of securities that are traded on a national exchange. These companies also provide audited financials.

Pink Open Market – the lowest tier is the default market for broker-dealers who want to trade securities on the OTC market. This tier includes companies that do not wish to disclose financial information. This is true of some foreign companies, penny stocks, and shell companies.

What are the Risks of Owning OTC Stocks?

OTC stocks are sometimes referred to as “for sale by owner” stocks. You could also go with “let the buyer beware.”

That’s because one of the largest risks to owning and trading OTC stocks is that of fraud. Unlike on a major stock exchange, there is no price transparency for OTC stocks. The price a security trades for is a direct result of a negotiation between a buyer and a seller. This means a seller could offer one buyer stock at X price while simultaneously offering the same stock to another buyer at Y price.

Some of this risk is taken away if you’re trading on the OTC Markets using a reputable broker-dealer. However, some concerns remain for example:

OTC stocks are less liquid – One of the advantages of a stock that trades on a major exchange is an investor’s ability to trade the stock when they want at the price they want (give or take a penny or two). That’s not the case with OTC stocks which have less demand. That can make them difficult to trade when you want to do so.
OTC stocks have more volatility – A byproduct of low liquidity, OTC stocks may have sharper price swings due to lower trading volume.
OTC stocks are not required to have stringent oversight – Although some companies will provide audited financials, it is not a requirement for stocks in the Pink Open Market where many of the penny stocks are found.

What are the Benefits of Owning OTC Stocks?

Although they do carry an outsized risk, there are a couple of benefits for investors looking to own over-the-counter stocks.

Getting in on the Ground Floor – In many cases, these companies are truly start-up companies. This gives investors the chance to invest in these companies before they become widely known.
A Little Goes a Long Way – Many of these stocks are penny stocks (i.e. they trade for less than five dollars). That means that investors can take a large position in the company for a relatively small investment.
Ideal for Active Traders – One of the advantages of OTC stocks for active traders is that they are not concerned with a company’s fundamentals and are only seeking to profit from price action.

Additional benefits include a lower fee structure and more personalized service since investors are only dealing with a broker-dealer and a seller.

Some Final Thoughts on OTC Stocks

If it’s not crystal clear at this point, it needs to be said that trading OTC stocks in not for novice and/or conservative investors with a low risk tolerance. There is a chance that investors can lose all of their principal in taking on the risk that comes from OTC stocks.

With that said, OTC stocks wouldn’t exist if there wasn’t a market and an appetite for them. Active traders may find that OTC stocks give them the price action they can’t get from a central exchange. And because they’re trading stocks that are overlooked by the broader market, they are investing in stocks that aren’t drawing attention from institutional investors.

About The Author

Chris Markoch

Associate Editor & Contributing Author

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