Biggest companies by revenue (2026)
The highest-revenue US-listed company is AMZN at $776B trailing-twelve-month revenue. The top 100 ranked by TTM revenue from their SEC filings — a very different list from biggest by market cap: retailers, healthcare distributors and energy majors rank far higher on sales than on valuation.
as of Aug 17, 4:00 PM ET
Top 100 by TTM revenue#
| #Company | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1AMZN | +13.2% | $2.83T | $776B |
| 2WMT | +3.0% | $917B | $718B |
| 3AAPL | +12.7% | $4.47T | $467B |
| 4UNH | +20.8% | $365B | $450B |
| 5GOOGL | +10.1% | $4.23T | $446B |
| 6CVS | +20.5% | $124B | $415B |
| 7MCK | +5.0% | $101B | $411B |
| 8BRK-B | -0.9% | $1.09T | $375B |
| 9XOM | +36.0% | $658B | $369B |
| 10TM | -11.7% | $227B | $335B |
| 11COR | -7.1% | $60B | $333B |
| 12MSFT | -0.2% | $3.68T | $332B |
| 13COST | +10.9% | $426B | $294B |
| 14CI | +1.1% | $75B | $282B |
| 15SHEL | +26.9% | $257B | $267B |
| 16CAH | +15.2% | $55B | $254B |
| 17NVDA | +20.8% | $5.45T | $253B |
| 18META | -13.7% | $1.50T | $215B |
| 19CNC | +56.5% | $33B | $203B |
| 20TTE | +37.0% | $195B | $201B |
| 21ELV | +12.0% | $87B | $201B |
| 22JPM | +13.2% | $964B | $199B |
| 23BP | +26.4% | $117B | $193B |
| 24F | +9.5% | $57B | $190B |
| 25JD | +2.9% | $80B | $187B |
| 26GM | +4.2% | $76B | $186B |
| 27STLA | -53.0% | $16B | $174B |
| 28HD | -0.3% | $338B | $167B |
| 29MPC | +122.2% | $100B | $154B |
| 30PSX | +89.3% | $93B | $152B |
| 31KR | -9.3% | $35B | $149B |
| 32BABA | -14.2% | $287B | $148B |
| 33HMC | +8.2% | $41B | $144B |
| 34VLO | +115.7% | $98B | $139B |
| 35VZ | +21.8% | $201B | $139B |
| 36HUM | +50.8% | $47B | $137B |
| 37DELL | +283.9% | $318B | $134B |
| 38T | +1.6% | $170B | $127B |
| 39CMCSA | -6.7% | $93B | $125B |
| 40TSM | +42.5% | $2.21T | $121B |
| 41BAC | +17.5% | $451B | $121B |
| 42ET | +31.6% | $72B | $107B |
| 43EQNR | +81.2% | $102B | $106B |
| 44TGT | +57.6% | $70B | $106B |
| 45TSLA | -24.5% | $1.35T | $104B |
| 46DIS | -9.0% | $185B | $99B |
| 47JNJ | +28.2% | $627B | $98B |
| 48PEP | -1.9% | $192B | $97B |
| 49FDX | +43.7% | $79B | $95B |
| 50BA | +4.1% | $183B | $94B |
| 51RTX | +21.8% | $300B | $94B |
| 52TMUS | -10.5% | $196B | $92B |
| 53C | +19.9% | $234B | $91B |
| 54JBS | +0.2% | $43B | $91B |
| 55PGR | -5.1% | $122B | $91B |
| 56MU | +254.6% | $1.10T | $90B |
| 57UPS | +6.0% | $89B | $90B |
| 58PBR | +56.1% | $230B | $89B |
| 59LOW | -9.7% | $123B | $88B |
| 60PG | +1.3% | $336B | $87B |
| 61WFC | -5.1% | $269B | $87B |
| 62SYY | +12.7% | $40B | $84B |
| 63SONY | -7.5% | $146B | $82B |
| 64ADM | +43.4% | $39B | $82B |
| 65BG | +30.5% | $22B | $81B |
| 66LLY | +10.6% | $1.06T | $80B |
| 67MET | +24.3% | $62B | $79B |
| 68MS | +24.3% | $341B | $78B |
| 69LMT | +24.2% | $140B | $77B |
| 70HCA | -13.1% | $90B | $76B |
| 71AXP | -8.6% | $231B | $76B |
| 72AVGO | +13.6% | $1.87T | $75B |
| 73BN | -6.5% | $104B | $75B |
| 74CAT | +54.6% | $394B | $75B |
| 75ACN | -36.1% | $109B | $73B |
| 76ALL | +25.3% | $66B | $70B |
| 77SNX | +77.0% | $21B | $70B |
| 78IBM | -21.7% | $221B | $69B |
| 79DAL | +26.9% | $59B | $68B |
| 80PFGC | +16.4% | $17B | $68B |
| 81ORCL | -24.3% | $433B | $67B |
| 82MRK | +30.1% | $335B | $67B |
| 83GS | +20.7% | $303B | $66B |
| 84PRU | +13.3% | $43B | $65B |
| 85ABBV | +11.4% | $441B | $64B |
| 86PFE | +11.4% | $153B | $64B |
| 87COP | +38.4% | $152B | $63B |
| 88UAL | +9.4% | $41B | $63B |
| 89PDD | -23.3% | $121B | $62B |
| 90TJX | -1.2% | $168B | $62B |
| 91MT | +62.9% | $56B | $61B |
| 92CB | +9.6% | $133B | $61B |
| 93CSCO | +48.2% | $440B | $61B |
| 94ENB | +8.5% | $111B | $60B |
| 95BUD | +22.4% | $143B | $59B |
| 96AZN | -13.8% | — | $59B |
| 97COF | -7.9% | $141B | $59B |
| 98EPD | +26.0% | $84B | $58B |
| 99AAL | -5.9% | $10B | $58B |
| 100RIO | +24.8% | $120B | $58B |
Methodology#
Revenue is trailing-twelve-month, computed from SEC EDGAR filings and refreshed as companies file quarterly. Universe: US-listed stocks, share classes deduplicated. One known gap: most banks report interest income rather than a single clean revenue line, so several large financials (e.g. JPMorgan) don't appear — insurance-led conglomerates like Berkshire do. Returns are total returns (dividends reinvested), updated daily. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.
FAQ#
- Which company has the highest revenue?
- Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) has the highest revenue of any US-listed company, with about $776B over the trailing twelve months.
- What are the top 10 companies by revenue?
- The 10 biggest US-listed companies by trailing-twelve-month revenue: 1. AMZN $776B, 2. WMT $718B, 3. AAPL $467B, 4. UNH $450B, 5. GOOGL $446B, 6. CVS $415B, 7. MCK $411B, 8. BRK-B $375B, 9. XOM $369B, 10. TM $335B.
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