These are The Five Cheapest Stocks in Qatar Right Now

When it comes to investing, valuation matters.

One of the simplest measures investors use is the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio, which helps identify

whether a stock looks relatively “cheap” or “expensive” compared to its earnings.

The chart highlights the five lowest P/E ratios on the Qatar Stock Exchange as of September 18, 2025.

At the top of the list is Doha Insurance Group (DOHI) with a P/E ratio of 6.4x, making it the cheapest stock among the five.

Commercial Bank (CBQK) follows with 7.3x, while Gulf International (GISS) comes in at 7.8x.

Beema (BEMA) and United Development Company (UDCD) round out the group at 8.3x and 8.4x respectively.

For investors in Qatar, this ranking is a useful starting point when screening for potential opportunities.

Lower P/E ratios can sometimes indicate undervaluation or more attractive entry points, but they may also reflect sector risks, slower growth expectations, or other market dynamics.

It is therefore important not to rely on P/E ratios alone, but to combine them with broader analysis of fundamentals, sector outlook, and long-term strategy.

Understanding where value may lie is an essential step for building stronger, more resilient investment portfolios in Qatar’s evolving market.

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