As of 2026-03-31 · PwC Global Top 100
The 100 most valuable companies in the world
Market capitalization · million current USD · CompaniesMarketCap ↗
Updated 2026-10-13. Prices may be delayed; this ranking is not a live market feed.
| Rank | Company | Market capitalization · million current USD | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  NVIDIA | 5,464,949.0 | Technology |
| 2 |  Apple | 4,976,177.8 | Technology |
| 3 |  Alphabet (Google) | 4,267,880.5 | Communication services |
| 4 |  Microsoft | 4,018,334.3 | Technology |
| 5 |  Amazon | 2,799,371.8 | Consumer discretionary |
| 6 |  TSMC | 2,304,609.6 | Technology |
| 7 |  SpaceX | 2,152,925.6 | Industrials |
| 8 |  Meta Platforms (Facebook) | 1,892,695.3 | Communication services |
| 9 |  Broadcom | 1,693,349.8 | Technology |
| 10 |  Saudi Aramco | 1,659,308.9 | Energy |
| 11 |  Tesla | 1,493,047.4 | Consumer discretionary |
| 12 |  Samsung | 1,232,891.8 | Technology |
| 13 |  Micron Technology | 1,119,022.7 | Technology |
| 14 |  Berkshire Hathaway | 1,108,031.3 | Financials |
| 15 |  Eli Lilly | 1,054,136.7 | Healthcare |
| 16 |  AMD | 970,082.0 | Technology |
| 17 |  Walmart | 897,148.1 | Consumer staples |
| 18 |  JPMorgan Chase | 888,631.7 | Financials |
| 19 |  SK Hynix | 855,401.1 | Technology |
| 20 |  Visa | 730,798.0 | Financials |
| 21 |  Exxon Mobil | 707,865.6 | Energy |
| 22 |  ASML | 672,267.2 | Technology |
| 23 |  Johnson & Johnson | 635,562.6 | Healthcare |
| 24 |  Intel | 535,746.7 | Technology |
| 25 |  Mastercard | 521,304.8 | Financials |
| 26 |  CXMT | 511,551.4 | Technology |
| 27 |  Palantir | 502,239.2 | Technology |
| 28 |  AbbVie | 496,772.0 | Healthcare |
| 29 |  Tencent | 488,324.0 | Communication services |
| 30 |  Cisco | 454,738.0 | Technology |
| 31 |  China Construction Bank | 442,138.2 | Financials |
| 32 |  Costco | 425,156.0 | Consumer staples |
| 33 |  Chevron | 421,744.7 | Energy |
| 34 |  Oracle | 416,497.9 | Technology |
| 35 |  Applied Materials | 394,838.5 | Technology |
| 36 |  Lam Research | 387,390.9 | Technology |
| 37 |  Coca-Cola | 386,325.9 | Consumer staples |
| 38 |  Bank of America | 381,664.2 | Financials |
| 39 |  Agricultural Bank of China | 376,039.1 | Financials |
| 40 |  Caterpillar | 367,450.3 | Industrials |
| 41 |  Dell | 366,711.4 | Technology |
| 42 |  Merck | 358,850.1 | Healthcare |
| 43 |  Procter & Gamble | 356,103.2 | Consumer staples |
| 44 |  Roche | 353,125.1 | Healthcare |
| 45 |  ICBC | 346,107.1 | Financials |
| 46 |  UnitedHealth | 339,757.6 | Healthcare |
| 47 |  Bank of China | 335,607.8 | Financials |
| 48 |  Palo Alto Networks | 330,332.9 | Technology |
| 49 |  HSBC | 322,568.2 | Financials |
| 50 |  General Electric | 320,233.3 | Industrials |
| 51 |  Philip Morris International | 314,839.9 | Consumer staples |
| 52 |  Morgan Stanley | 298,439.0 | Financials |
| 53 |  Netflix | 294,015.8 | Communication services |
| 54 |  Home Depot | 289,948.5 | Consumer discretionary |
| 55 |  Shell | 289,098.5 | Energy |
| 56 |  Alibaba | 275,592.4 | Consumer discretionary |
| 57 |  Novartis | 273,398.8 | Healthcare |
| 58 |  Arm Holdings | 272,596.0 | Technology |
| 59 |  CrowdStrike | 269,305.1 | Technology |
| 60 |  Royal Bank Of Canada | 266,862.7 | Financials |
| 61 |  Arista Networks | 265,967.1 | Technology |
| 62 |  GE Vernova | 265,481.3 | Industrials |
| 63 |  Goldman Sachs | 260,292.7 | Financials |
| 64 |  Texas Instruments | 257,298.4 | Technology |
| 65 |  Wells Fargo | 251,959.6 | Financials |
| 66 |  RTX | 251,572.5 | Industrials |
| 67 |  Mitsubishi UFJ Financial | 251,566.4 | Financials |
| 68 |  SAP | 251,443.4 | Technology |
| 69 |  KLA | 248,107.8 | Technology |
| 70 |  AstraZeneca | 245,554.9 | Healthcare |
| 71 |  Thermo Fisher Scientific | 244,861.5 | Healthcare |
| 72 |  Kweichow Moutai | 240,608.7 | Consumer staples |
| 73 |  Marvell Technology | 238,929.6 | Technology |
| 74 |  Siemens | 235,576.4 | Industrials |
| 75 |  Nestlé | 235,460.8 | Consumer staples |
| 76 |  MediaTek | 231,330.9 | Technology |
| 77 |  Shopify | 230,592.3 | Technology |
| 78 |  PetroChina | 229,862.3 | Energy |
| 79 |  L'Oréal | 227,606.6 | Consumer staples |
| 80 |  Amgen | 225,751.7 | Healthcare |
| 81 |  Linde | 224,658.7 | Materials |
| 82 |  Citigroup | 221,287.5 | Financials |
| 83 |  China Mobile | 220,933.7 | Communication services |
| 84 |  BHP Group | 220,396.9 | Materials |
| 85 |  Toyota | 218,742.4 | Consumer discretionary |
| 86 |  Sandisk | 214,960.2 | Technology |
| 87 |  IBM | 213,883.4 | Technology |
| 88 |  Amphenol | 212,541.7 | Technology |
| 89 |  International Holding Company | 212,025.7 | Financials |
| 90 |  LVMH | 211,545.9 | Consumer discretionary |
| 91 |  American Express | 210,379.3 | Financials |
| 92 |  SoftBank Group Corp. | 208,544.3 | Financials |
| 93 |  CATL | 206,324.0 | Industrials |
| 94 |  Analog Devices | 196,852.3 | Technology |
| 95 |  TotalEnergies | 195,074.5 | Energy |
| 96 |  Santander | 194,884.5 | Financials |
| 97 |  Salesforce | 192,516.2 | Technology |
| 98 |  Toronto Dominion Bank | 190,230.1 | Financials |
| 99 |  Advantest | 189,430.5 | Technology |
| 100 |  Inditex | 187,456.8 | Consumer discretionary |
Questions and answers
What is the most valuable company in the world?
NVIDIA leads this top 100 with a market capitalization of approximately $5.46 trillion, in the ranking collected on 2026-10-13. Market values change with share prices.
Which sector has the most companies in the top 100?
Technology is the most represented sector, with 34 of the 100 companies. These counts use one editorial sector per company, grouped from the source’s business-activity categories.
Which country has the most companies in the top 100?
USA has the largest number in this ranking: 59 companies out of 100, using the source’s country assignments.
Does the most valuable company also have the highest revenue?
Not necessarily. Market capitalization measures the stock market value of outstanding shares, while revenue measures sales over a period. A company can lead by market value without leading by sales or profit.
Are privately held companies included?
This table follows CompaniesMarketCap’s listed-company ranking. It does not mix private funding-round valuations with public stock market values.
Why can the animation and the current table show different leaders?
The animation preserves the dated FT and PwC historical top tens, ending on March 31, 2026. The table uses the more recent CompaniesMarketCap top 100. They have different observation dates and coverage; the current table is not inserted into the historical series.
Where do the data come from?
FT Global 500 / PwC Global Top 100 ↗
Current top 100: CompaniesMarketCap, collected 2026-10-13. Topideo editorial sectors grouped from CompaniesMarketCap business-activity categories; one sector per company, not an official GICS classification. Logos belong to their respective owners.
Updated . Source validation: 2026-10-12.