Strong growth
Find companies with stronger growth signals and supportive momentum.
41 current matchesFind your next research idea.Screen 2,400+ UK stocks.
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Openbook UK Stock Screener
Turn 2,400+ stocks into a focused shortlist.
Filter the UK market by the factors that matter to your strategy, rank the results, and move from discovery to deeper research without changing tools.
Free to start · UK market coverage · Educational analytics, not investment advice
Quality at a fair price
23 stocks match this screen · Sorted by reward score
Quality 65+ ×
Value 55+ ×
Risk under 45 ×
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2,400+UK stocks covered
5 presetsto start screening quickly
One frameworkfrom screen to research
Clear rankingacross every result
Strategy presets
Start with the outcome, not a blank form.
Choose a ready-made screen for growth, value, income, low risk, or a balanced profile. Each preset translates an investing objective into a consistent set of filters.
- Get useful results without building a complex query first.
- See the filters behind every preset and refine them yourself.
- Move between strategies without losing a consistent scoring system.
Choose a starting point
Example strategiesUndervalued
Surface companies with attractive value scores and credible fundamentals.
68 current matchesHigh income
Focus on dividend-paying companies with supporting quality signals.
35 current matchesLow risk
Prioritise steadier profiles with lower risk and stronger quality scores.
52 current matchesFactor-based filtering
Filter on the drivers behind the score.
Go beyond price changes and broad categories. Screen the market using the same factor framework that explains each company across Openbook.
- Combine reward and risk with value, quality, growth, and momentum.
- Refine by sector and company size to fit your research universe.
- Understand why a stock passed the screen when you open its research page.
Value
Relative valuation signals organised into a comparable score.
ExpensiveAttractive
Quality
Profitability, financial strength, and business quality indicators.
WeakerStronger
Growth
Evidence of expanding earnings, revenue, and operating performance.
SlowerFaster
Risk
Downside, volatility, and uncertainty signals viewed together.
LowerHigher
Rank and compare
Turn matching stocks into a research queue.
Sort the screen, save the names that stand out, and compare their core signals before deciding where to spend your research time.
- Rank results by the factor that matters to your strategy.
- Save candidates instead of rebuilding the same search.
- Open detailed research with your screening context intact.
Balanced shortlist
Ranked by rewardCompanyRewardRiskQualityValue
1BAE Systems76317962
2Legal & General73447181
3AstraZeneca72238254
4Unilever69297458
5HSBC Holdings67466677
How it works
From a broad market to a focused decision.
Use the screener to narrow where you look, then use Openbook research to understand what you found.
Choose your strategy
Start with a preset or build a screen around the factors, sectors, and company sizes you care about.
Rank the matches
Sort a smaller result set by reward, risk, or factor score and save the companies worth investigating.
Research the shortlist
Open each stock in the same scoring framework to inspect the drivers, risks, and underlying company data.
Common questions
Stock screening, explained.
The Openbook screener focuses on the UK market and covers more than 2,400 listed stocks across a range of sectors and company sizes.
You can screen using Openbook's reward and risk ratings, factor scores such as growth, value, quality, momentum, and income, plus company characteristics including sector and size. Available filters may vary by plan.
Presets apply a ready-made combination of filters for common objectives such as strong growth, undervalued shares, high income, low risk, or a balanced profile. You can then adjust the filters yourself.
You can start using Openbook for free. Exact filter access, saved screens, and usage limits depend on your current plan; see the pricing page for the latest comparison.
No. Scores and screens are educational research tools, not personal recommendations. A screen helps you decide what to investigate further, not what to buy or sell.
Stop searching stock by stock. Screen the market.
Build your first UK stock screen with Openbook.