The S&P 500 stocks saw their aggregate trailing 12-month real revenue per share increase at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 2% over the past five years. The share price of the benchmark index for the U.S. stock market closed at $4,291.80 on Tuesday, up approximately 105% over the past five years through June 29.
Thus, investors may want to consider the five stocks listed below, as they have outperformed the S&P 500 in terms of higher five-year revenue per share growth rates.
Monster Beverage Corp
The first company that makes the cut is Monster Beverage Corp (MNST, Financial), a Corona, California-based developer and distributor of energy drinks and concentrates worldwide.
The company saw its revenue per share increase by 13.4% on average every year over the past five years.
The share price has risen 72% over the past five years to close at $91.60 on Tuesday for a market capitalization of $48.40 billion and a 52-week range of $68.58 to $99.23 per share.
Wall Street sell-side analysts issued a median recommendation rating of overweight for this stock and have established an average target price of $104.11 per share.
The company's largest top fund holder is FMR LLC with 5.70% of shares outstanding, followed by Vanguard Group Inc with 5.51% and BlackRock Inc. with 4.85%.
Constellation Brands Inc
The second company that makes the cut is Constellation Brands Inc (STZ, Financial), a Victor, New York-based producer, trader and distributor of beverages, alcohol and spirits in North and Central America as well as in Italy and New Zealand.
The company saw its revenue per share increase by 8% on average every year over the past five years.
The stock has risen more than 40% over the past five years to close at $230.98 on Tuesday for a market capitalization of $44.45 billion and a 52-week range of $160.6296 to $244.75.
Wall Street sell-side analysts recommend a median rating of overweight and have established an average target price of $262.10 per share for this stock.
The company's largest top fund holder is Vanguard Group with 6.47% of shares outstanding, followed by BlackRock with 6.03% and Wellington Management Group LLP with 3.79%.
Wayfair Inc
The third company that makes the cut is Wayfair Inc (W, Financial), a Boston, Massachusetts-based provider of products for the home sector through the e-commerce channel in the U.S. and internationally. The products are offered under various branded retail websites such as Wayfair, Joss & Main, AllModern, Birch Lane and Perigold brands.
The company saw its revenue per share increase by 38.5% on average every year over the past five years.
The stock has risen by about 710.30% over the past five years to close at $308.40 per share on Tuesday for a market capitalization of $32.14 billion and a 52-week range of $195.49 to $369.
Wall Street sell-side analysts issued a median recommendation rating of hold for this stock and have established an average target price of $343.75 per share.
The company's largest top fund holder is FMR LLC with 11.08% of shares outstanding, followed by Baillie Gifford (Trades, Portfolio) with 8.23% and Vanguard Group with 6.10%.
Seagen Inc
The fourth company that makes the cut is Seagen Inc (SGEN, Financial), a Bothell, Washington-based biotechnology developer of cancer therapies in the United States and internationally. Currently, the company markets treatments for Hodgkin lymphoma, T-cell lymphomas, urothelial cancers and breast cancer. It is also developing treatments for metastatic cervical cancer and breast cancer, as well as solid tumors.
The company saw its revenue per share increase by 31.9% on average every year over the past five years.
The stock has risen by about 284% over the past five years to close at $158.59 per share on Tuesday for a market capitalization of $28.78 billion and a 52-week range of $133.20 to $213.94.
Wall Street sell-side analysts issued a median recommendation rating of overweight for this stock and have established an average target price of $188.41 per share.
The company's largest top fund holder is Capital International Investors with 8.62% of shares outstanding, followed by BlackRock with 6.93% and Vanguard Group with 6.60%.
Yandex NV
The fifth company that qualifies is Yandex NV (YNDX, Financial), a Netherlands-based internet search engine provider for Russia and several other countries. The company offers a wide range of services online, including geolocation services, a video conferencing and correspondence service, online news aggregation, advertising network and e-commerce.
The company saw its revenue per share increase by 27.1% on average every year over the past five years.
The stock has risen by about 223% over the past five years to close at $70.08 per share on Tuesday for a market capitalization of $25.01 billion and a 52-week range of $48.64 to $74.32.
Wall Street sell-side analysts issued a median recommendation rating of overweight for this stock and have established an average target price of about $78 per share.
The company's largest top fund holder is Invesco Ltd. with 8.28% of shares outstanding, followed by Capital Research Global Investors with 4.11% and FMR LLC with 4.07%.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any securities mentioned in this article.
