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14 stocks in Rubber And Plastic Products · Materials sector
The Rubber And Plastic Products industry within the Materials sector comprises 14 stocks in our coverage universe, with an average composite score of 43.1/100. The quantitative outlook is cautious, with only 0% of stocks earning a Buy rating or higher. Our 6-factor model evaluates each rubber and plastic products company across quality, value, momentum, investment, stability, and short interest to identify the strongest quantitative opportunities.
#1 CORE MOLDING TECHNOLOGIES INC (CMT) — Composite score: 49.9/100, rated Hold. CMT is a micro-cap materials company with a market cap of $198M. Its strongest factor is Stability at 71/100.
#2 Karat Packaging Inc. (KRT) — Composite score: 47.8/100, rated Hold. KRT is a small-cap materials company with a market cap of $565M. Its strongest factor is Value at 66/100.
#3 Enpro Inc. (NPO) — Composite score: 50.5/100, rated Hold. NPO is a mid-cap materials company with a market cap of $5.4B. Its strongest factor is Momentum at 62/100.
CORE MOLDING TECHNOLOGIES INC
Composite Score
49.9
Verdict
Hold
Karat Packaging Inc.
Composite Score
47.8
Verdict
Hold
Enpro Inc.
Composite Score
50.5
Verdict
Hold
MYERS INDUSTRIES INC
Composite Score
53.7
Verdict
Hold
ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, INC.
Composite Score
52.6
Verdict
Hold
Lightwave Logic, Inc.
Composite Score
34.2
Verdict
Hold
APTARGROUP, INC.
Composite Score
48.1
Verdict
Hold
ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES INC
Composite Score
49.6
Verdict
Hold
ENTEGRIS INC
Composite Score
45.6
Verdict
Hold
CARLISLE COMPANIES INC
Composite Score
47.1
Verdict
Reduce
Latham Group, Inc.
Composite Score
41.3
Verdict
Reduce
NEWELL BRANDS INC.
Composite Score
38.6
Verdict
Reduce
Forward Industries, Inc.
Composite Score
22.3
Verdict
Avoid
Northann Corp.
Composite Score
21.8
Verdict
Avoid
Showing all 14 stocks in Rubber And Plastic Products
Based on our quantitative model, the top-rated rubber and plastic products stocks are CORE MOLDING TECHNOLOGIES INC (CMT, Hold), Karat Packaging Inc. (KRT, Hold), Enpro Inc. (NPO, Hold). These stocks score highest on our composite metric that combines quality, value, momentum, investment, stability, and short interest factors.
Of the 14 rubber and plastic products stocks we cover, 0 are rated Strong Buy and 0 are rated Buy, for a total of 0 stocks with bullish ratings. 9 stocks are rated Hold, while 5 carry Reduce or Avoid ratings.
Rubber And Plastic Products stocks in our universe have an average composite score of 43.1/100. Scores above 65 generally correspond to Buy ratings, while scores above 75 indicate Strong Buy. The average tells you how the industry compares to the broader market on our quantitative factors.
Rubber And Plastic Products is a sub-industry within the Materials sector. While sector-level trends influence all companies in the group, rubber and plastic products stocks have their own supply-demand dynamics, competitive structure, and growth drivers. Our model scores each stock individually, allowing you to find the best opportunities regardless of broader sector conditions.