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Highest Gross Margin

The 25 widest-margin businesses in our universe — highest gross margin with a quality floor. Where pricing power and cost advantages show up directly in the income statement.

Gross margin is revenue left after the direct cost of making a product or service. High, stable gross margins reveal pricing power and cost advantages — the raw material of an economic moat. Software and luxury brands sit at one end; commodity processors at the other.

This ranking surfaces the 25 highest-gross-margin stocks that also clear a quality bar (ValueOS Score ≥ 60), so the list reflects durable franchises rather than one-quarter anomalies. Open any row for the live Score, Moat, and DCF detail.

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Scores and margins of safety are computed from the latest SEC filings and refreshed daily. Rankings are a research shortlist, not investment advice. Open any ticker for its full Score, Moat, and DCF analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good gross margin?

It varies by industry, but 40%+ is strong and 60%+ is exceptional for most businesses. Comparing gross margin across sectors is less useful than tracking it over time and pairing it with a quality score, which is what this ranking does.

Why does gross margin matter to a value investor?

It is the first place pricing power shows up. A business that can raise prices without losing customers funds its own growth and defends its moat — core to the Buffett framework.

How is gross margin calculated here?

We use (revenue − cost of revenue) / revenue from the latest SEC filings, with the same field mapping used across all ValueOS Score pages.

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