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Every stock gets a HelloBrokers rating out of 10, from our five pillars: fundamentals, valuation, growth, profitability and momentum. Filter by sector, sort by rating or performance, no marketing, no made-up targets.

We currently track 11 stocks. Top of our ranking: AIB Group plc (7.5/10). The panel’s average rating is 7.0/10.

A high rating does not mean “buy now”: it summarises a stock’s quality and risk profile, not the right moment to buy. Open a page for the sub-score breakdown, the verdict and how to invest.

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# Stock HelloBrokers rating 1Y perf.
1 A5GEuronext Dublin AIB Group plc Banks / Financial services

7.5/10

Cheap-looking, but a cyclical bank

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2 BIRGEuronext Dublin Bank of Ireland Group plc Banks / Financial services

7.5/10

Solid bank, strong run already

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3 CRNEuronext Dublin Cairn Homes plc Homebuilding / Residential construction

7.5/10

Well-positioned builder, tied to the housing cycle

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4 GVREuronext Dublin Glenveagh Properties plc Homebuilding / Residential construction

7.5/10

Growth builder with momentum, no income

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5 KRZEuronext Dublin Kerry Group plc Food ingredients / Taste & nutrition

7.4/10

Quality compounder, full price

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6 UPREuronext Dublin Uniphar plc Healthcare services / Pharma distribution

7.4/10

Market leader, thin margins

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7 KRXEuronext Dublin Kingspan Group plc Building materials / Insulation

7.0/10

Quality compounder, exposed to the cycle

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8 FBDEuronext Dublin FBD Holdings plc Insurance / Financial services

6.5/10

Well-capitalised small-cap insurer

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9 GL9Euronext Dublin Glanbia plc Consumer / Nutrition & packaged food

6.5/10

Quality brands, recovery already priced

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10 GRPEuronext Dublin Greencoat Renewables PLC Renewable energy / Infrastructure fund

6.4/10

High-yield income, limited growth

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11 IRESEuronext Dublin Irish Residential Properties REIT plc Residential REIT / Real estate

6.0/10

Income-oriented, but leveraged and rate-sensitive

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How we rate

The overall /10 rating is the average of five /5 sub-scores, each judged on verifiable data:

Fundamentals: balance sheet, cash, financial strength.
Valuation: cheap or expensive vs sector and history.
Growth: revenue momentum and growth drivers.
Profitability: margins, returns on capital, consistency.
Momentum: medium-term trend, without over-weighting noise.

Ratings assigned by our editorial team per our methodology, for information only, not investment advice. Investing carries a risk of capital loss.