Biggest companies by market cap (2026)
The largest US-listed company is NVDA at $5.45T, and 13 companies now sit in the $1-trillion club. The top 100 by market capitalization, with returns from 1 day to 5 years. Prefer size by sales? See biggest companies by revenue.
as of Aug 17, 4:00 PM ET
Top 100 by market cap#
| #Company | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1NVDA | +20.8% | $5.45T |
| 2AAPL | +12.7% | $4.46T |
| 3GOOGL | +10.1% | $4.21T |
| 4MSFT | -0.2% | $3.57T |
| 5AMZN | +13.2% | $2.82T |
| 6TSM | +42.5% | $2.24T |
| 7AVGO | +13.6% | $1.87T |
| 8SPCX | +8.4% | $1.84T |
| 9META | -13.7% | $1.44T |
| 10TSLA | -24.5% | $1.34T |
| 11MU | +254.6% | $1.14T |
| 12BRK-B | -0.9% | $1.07T |
| 13LLY | +10.6% | $1.06T |
| 14JPM | +13.2% | $960B |
| 15WMT | +3.0% | $910B |
| 16AMD | +136.3% | $826B |
| 17ASML | +76.6% | $726B |
| 18V | +2.8% | $668B |
| 19XOM | +36.0% | $664B |
| 20JNJ | +28.2% | $632B |
| 21INTC | +180.4% | $522B |
| 22MA | -1.2% | $493B |
| 23BAC | +17.5% | $447B |
| 24CSCO | +48.2% | $445B |
| 25ABBV | +11.4% | $442B |
| 26LRCX | +101.1% | $430B |
| 27AMAT | +108.9% | $425B |
| 28COST | +10.9% | $423B |
| 29ORCL | -24.3% | $423B |
| 30PLTR | -2.9% | $415B |
| 31CAT | +54.6% | $405B |
| 32CVX | +35.5% | $401B |
| 33GE | +20.0% | $383B |
| 34KO | +25.3% | $374B |
| 35UNH | +20.8% | $359B |
| 36HSBC | +36.3% | $357B |
| 37MS | +24.3% | $343B |
| 38HD | -0.3% | $337B |
| 39MRK | +30.1% | $335B |
| 40PG | +1.3% | $333B |
| 41NFLX | -18.9% | $317B |
| 42DELL | +283.9% | $311B |
| 43PANW | +104.1% | $306B |
| 44GS | +20.7% | $306B |
| 45RY | +28.4% | $303B |
| 46RTX | +21.8% | $299B |
| 47NVS | +13.5% | $290B |
| 48BABA | -14.2% | $290B |
| 49ARM | +148.3% | $289B |
| 50PM | +16.0% | $288B |
| 51GEV | +65.4% | $287B |
| 52KLAC | +73.7% | $269B |
| 53SNDK | +653.2% | $265B |
| 54WFC | -5.1% | $265B |
| 55MUFG | +45.3% | $263B |
| 56SHEL | +26.9% | $260B |
| 57TXN | +65.3% | $258B |
| 58ANET | +54.0% | $255B |
| 59SAP | -13.0% | $244B |
| 60PBR | +56.1% | $235B |
| 61C | +19.9% | $232B |
| 62AXP | -8.6% | $227B |
| 63AMGN | +30.0% | $227B |
| 64STX | +262.0% | $226B |
| 65BHP | +49.4% | $225B |
| 66TM | -11.7% | $224B |
| 67LIN | +11.9% | $219B |
| 68TMO | +1.2% | $217B |
| 69IBM | -21.7% | $216B |
| 70SAN | +26.1% | $215B |
| 71APH | +26.7% | $211B |
| 72TD | +33.9% | $210B |
| 73GSK | +4.3% | $207B |
| 74MRVL | +176.1% | $205B |
| 75VZ | +21.8% | $200B |
| 76NVO | -8.7% | $200B |
| 77TTE | +37.0% | $196B |
| 78WDC | +211.4% | $193B |
| 79TMUS | -10.5% | $193B |
| 80SHOP | -7.7% | $193B |
| 81ABT | -10.9% | $192B |
| 82SCHW | +11.5% | $191B |
| 83ADI | +44.7% | $190B |
| 84PEP | -1.9% | $189B |
| 85MCD | -12.0% | $188B |
| 86NEE | +8.9% | $180B |
| 87DIS | -9.0% | $179B |
| 88BA | +4.1% | $179B |
| 89UBS | +18.3% | $179B |
| 90UNP | +31.0% | $178B |
| 91BLK | +8.4% | $178B |
| 92ETN | +43.9% | $177B |
| 93GILD | +13.8% | $172B |
| 94QCOM | -3.9% | $170B |
| 95T | +1.6% | $169B |
| 96TJX | -1.2% | $167B |
| 97WELL | +27.7% | $166B |
| 98BBVA | +27.4% | $165B |
| 99DE | +29.2% | $162B |
| 100SCCO | +38.4% | $160B |
Methodology#
Universe: US-listed stocks (S&P 500 members plus curated large caps such as foreign ADRs), share classes deduplicated (Alphabet counts once). Market caps refresh with fundamentals data; returns are total returns (dividends reinvested) and update daily. Note this covers US listings — private companies and unlisted foreign giants (e.g. Saudi Aramco) are out of scope. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.
FAQ#
- What is the biggest company by market cap?
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is currently the largest US-listed company, with a market cap of about $5.45T.
- Which companies are worth over $1 trillion?
- 13 US-listed companies are worth $1 trillion or more: NVDA ($5.45T), AAPL ($4.46T), GOOGL ($4.21T), MSFT ($3.57T), AMZN ($2.82T), TSM ($2.24T), AVGO ($1.87T), SPCX ($1.84T), META ($1.44T), TSLA ($1.34T), MU ($1.14T), BRK-B ($1.07T), LLY ($1.06T).
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