Halal stock screening
Is CALM stock halal?
CALM stock passed the AAOIFI screening. Its core business and its financial ratios sit within the limits scholars set for Shariah compliance.
The AAOIFI financial screens
Once a company's core business is clear of the excluded sectors, four ratios decide whether it passes. Here are the two most people ask about, and where CALM stands on them.
- Interest-bearing debt of market cap
- 0.0%AAOIFI limit 30%
- Non-halal revenue of total revenue
- 1.6%AAOIFI limit 5%
The rest of the picture
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Alpha Investing screens stocks using the AAOIFI methodology, the standard trusted by Islamic finance institutions worldwide. The screen looks at what a company does (its business must be permissible) and how it is financed: interest-bearing debt and securities are measured against AAOIFI limits, and revenue from non-halal sources must stay under a strict threshold. Companies change, so screenings are repeated over time rather than done once.
This page shows screening information, not investment advice. Screening reflects the data available on the date shown and can change as companies report new financials. Always do your own research before investing.