In this article, we will take a look at some of the best low-priced growth stocks to buy now.
One thing we know for sure: growth is everyone’s priority, and if that growth doesn’t come with a heavy price tag, that’s when the real game begins. In today’s fast-moving stock market, some low-priced growth stocks are often overlooked by the market, yet they carry a future for those who are willing to look beyond temporary gains.
There are common features that are shared by companies offering low-priced growth stocks. From expanding revenues and launching new products to tapping new opportunities, smart investors are aware of the inflection point. In the same way value isn’t determined by price, growth isn’t dictated by short-term sentiment. As best explained by Bill Miller,
“Value investing means really asking what are the best values, and not assuming that because something looks expensive that it is, or assuming that because a stock is down in price and trades at low multiples that it is a bargain … Sometimes growth is cheap and value expensive.”
Given this, we will take a look at some of the best low-priced growth stocks to buy now.
Our Methodology:
Using Finviz stock screener, we have filtered for stocks trading under $40, exhibiting an ROE of over 15%, a P/E multiple of less than 15, and a PEG ratio of under 1. The stocks are ranked in ascending order according to the number of hedge fund holdings in them, as data extracted from Insider Monkey’s Q2 2025 database.
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10. Cadeler A/S (NYSE:CDLR)
Number of Hedge Fund Holdings: 6
In the first quarter, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. trimmed its stake in Cadeler A/S (NYSE:CDLR) by 98.1% through the offloading of 992,260 shares of the company’s stock. According to the recent disclosure with the SEC, the leading global bank now owns 19,166 shares, an investment worth $377,000.
Just recently, Cadeler A/S (NYSE:CDLR) reported its success in the first A-class vessel delivery, Wind Ally, which was executed on budget and ahead of schedule. This ninth vessel on the water in the company’s accelerating fleet of next-generation wind installation vessels (WIV) will enable it to become a full-service provider in the foundations market.
For the first time, Cadeler A/S (NYSE:CDLR) will manage the transport and installation (T&I) scope completely for offshore monopile foundations. As stated by the CEO of Cadeler,
“With Wind Ally now delivered ahead of schedule and immediately deployed to this landmark project, we are taking a decisive step into a new chapter for Cadeler. Over the past year, we have built the needed capabilities to take on the full foundations scope.”
Cadeler A/S (NYSE:CDLR), based in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a company specializing in offshore wind farm installation, operations, and maintenance services. Founded in 2008, the company is committed to facilitating the global transition to sustainable energy.
9. FinVolution Group (NYSE:FINV)
Number of Hedge Fund Holdings: 11
In the first quarter, Acadian Asset Management LLC reduced its stake in FinVolution Group (NYSE:FINV) by 7.1% through the sale of 394,293 shares. According to a recent disclosure with the SEC, the firm now owns 5,131,870 shares of the company’s stock, which translates to an ownership of about 2.03% and an investment of approximately $49,397,000.
Three words best describe FinVolution Group (NYSE:FINV): growth, valuation, and risk. Considering growth, the first pillar, the company has delivered a significant 96% increase in the number of its international customers. Much of this success is attributed to the Indonesian and Philippine markets, recording a 74% growth rate. With plans to enter the Pakistani market, the company remains committed to its international expansion plans.
There’s no doubt FinVolution Group (NYSE:FINV) is undervalued, and undervaluation always has an underlying cause. Although there is a de-listing risk from the US government, along with the confiscation risk from the Chinese government, the likelihood of these risks materializing is very small.
FinVolution Group (NYSE:FINV) is a Chinese investment holding company managing mainly four platforms: PPDai mobile application, KOO Virtual Credit, AdaKami, and JuanHand. Founded in 2007, the company operates in the online consumer finance industry.
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