AK1A Research Lab

Compare key ratios with the industry median

Name: AK1A industry medians — key ratio aggregates for the 311-company universe
Creator: AK1A Research Lab
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

311 companies · 10 industries · observed and dated — an educational benchmark, not advice

Raw data retrieved 2026-09-25 · medians are recomputed when the universe is maintained · page refreshes daily

AK1A's public reference dataset: median values for key ratios per industry, computed from our fixed universe of 311 listed companies — 10 industries. Aggregates of public market data, reported with observation counts and a retrieval date. Educational analysis — never investment advice.

Medians per industry

Sort:

Communicationn=30/32Median P/E: 16.9

Consumern=41/42Median P/E: 20

Energyn=31/32Median P/E: 17

Financialsn=41Median P/E: 14.3

Growthn=14/19Median P/E: 46.7

Health caren=30/32Median P/E: 25.9

Industryn=30Median P/E: 28.2

Materialsn=31/32Median P/E: 18.5

Real estaten=19Median P/E: 11.4

Technologyn=32Median P/E: 21.6

Industry	Median P/E	Companies	All medians →
Communication	16.9	30/32	All medians →
Consumer	20	41/42	All medians →
Energy	17	31/32	All medians →
Financials	14.3	41	All medians →
Growth	46.7	14/19	All medians →
Health care	25.9	30/32	All medians →
Industry	28.2	30	All medians →
Materials	18.5	31/32	All medians →
Real estate	11.4	19	All medians →
Technology	21.6	32	All medians →

The sort order lives in the address (?sortera=) and is linked like ordinary links — the page remains the same cached version.

Total — all industries

20.1

299/311

Universe and aggregation: AK1A Research Lab · raw data: public market sources (Yahoo Finance, MarketStack, StockAnalysis, Yahoo Finance + Vitec bokslutskommuniké 2025, StockAnalysis (ADR-vyn), Yahoo Finance (chart-API), Yahoo Finance chart-API (paranoid))

CC BY 4.0 — cite freely with attribution to "AK1A Research Lab" and the retrieval date.

How the medians are computed — method, n-counts and machine-readable JSON in the key-ratio guide (in Swedish) →

From table to craft

The median shows where the industry stands — the courses teach you to read the annual report behind the numbers. The entire foundation track is free.

Learn to read key ratios — the course path →

How the median is computed

For each industry, the companies' values for the ratio are sorted; the median is the middle value (with an even count: the average of the two middle values). The median is chosen over the mean because single outlier companies cannot drag the number away. Missing data is never counted as zero — each ratio therefore reports its own observation count (n), and a median without a single observation is reported as missing. P/E and P/B are multiples; EBIT margin, FCF margin and revenue growth are shares of revenue, reported in percent. Raw data is retrieved from public market sources and dated by retrieval date.

What this is — and is not

This dataset is an educational reference and analysis aid: aggregates of public market data from a fixed, documented universe. It is not investment advice, not an invitation to buy or sell any stock, and not a measure of future returns. Always check the primary sources — the companies' own reports — before drawing conclusions.