The world’s most valuable company is Apple at about $5.17 trillion, ahead of Nvidia at roughly $4.0 trillion and Microsoft near $3.9 trillion. Nvidia fell from first place after dropping about 31% from its October 6 record close, and 13 US-listed companies are now worth more than $1 trillion.
World’s Most Valuable Companies 2026 – Introduction
The world’s most valuable companies are ranked by market capitalization, which is the share price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding. In 2026, artificial intelligence spending, chip demand and a record SpaceX listing have reshaped the top of the list. Apple now leads, and the top ten companies are worth about $28.6 trillion together.
The ranking moved fast in November. Nvidia lost its lead as the world’s largest company, and Microsoft briefly passed it for second place on November 10. This report covers the global top ten, the Nvidia slide, the next 90 largest US-listed companies, country and sector totals, trillion-dollar companies and weekly movers. Values are snapshots from November 11 and 12, 2026, and rankings change with every trading session.
Interesting Facts about World’s Most Valuable Companies 2026
GLOBAL TOP 10 BY MARKET CAP, NOVEMBER 12, 2026 (afternoon)
Apple | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ $5.17T
Nvidia | ██████████████████████████████████████ $3.94T
Microsoft | ██████████████████████████████████████ $3.89T
Alphabet | ███████████████████████████████████ $3.64T
Amazon | ████████████████████████████ $2.90T
TSMC | ████████████████████ $2.11T
SpaceX | ███████████████████ $1.92T
Broadcom | █████████████████ $1.73T
Saudi Aramco | ████████████████ $1.70T
Meta | ███████████████ $1.59T
| Fact | 2026 Data |
|---|---|
| Most valuable company | Apple, $5.17 trillion |
| Second most valuable | Nvidia, about $4.0 trillion |
| Third most valuable | Microsoft, about $3.9 trillion |
| Combined value of the top 10 | About $28.6 trillion |
| Nvidia drop from October 6 record close | About 31% |
| Companies above $1 trillion (US-listed) | 13 |
| Largest company outside the US in the top 10 | TSMC, $2.11 trillion |
| Newest top 10 company | SpaceX, listed June 2026 |
| US-listed top 100 combined value | About $58.9 trillion |
| US share of the US-listed top 100 by value | 85.9% |
Source: Startup Fortune using Companies Market Cap and Yahoo Finance data (November 12, 2026); StockTitan market cap rankings (data through November 11, 2026); SBS News; our calculations.
Apple leads at $5.17 trillion after a record close of $355.63 on November 11. Nvidia holds second place near $4.0 trillion, and Microsoft is third near $3.9 trillion. The top ten together are worth about $28.6 trillion, which is roughly one-fifth of the value Companies Market Cap tracks worldwide.
The table mixes two lists. The first six rows come from a global ranking that includes Saudi Aramco, which is not US-listed. The last rows come from a ranking of US-listed companies, so they exclude Aramco and other non-US listings. The 13 trillion-dollar companies are US-listed only. Counting Aramco, trackers show 14, and Samsung’s value is reported differently by different sources.
World’s Most Valuable Companies 2026: Global Top 10 by Market Cap
MARKET CAP, NOVEMBER 12, 2026 (US$)
Apple | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ $5.17T
Nvidia | ██████████████████████████████████████ $3.94T
Microsoft | ██████████████████████████████████████ $3.89T
Alphabet | ███████████████████████████████████ $3.64T
Amazon | ████████████████████████████ $2.90T
TSMC | ████████████████████ $2.11T
SpaceX | ███████████████████ $1.92T
Broadcom | █████████████████ $1.73T
Saudi Aramco | ████████████████ $1.70T
Meta | ███████████████ $1.59T
| Rank | Company | Market Cap | Share Price | Change in 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apple | $5.17T | $355.67 | +30.8% |
| 2 | Nvidia | $3.94T | $163.12 | -12.5% |
| 3 | Microsoft | $3.89T | $522.90 | +8.1% |
| 4 | Alphabet | $3.64T | $296.07 | -5.7% |
| 5 | Amazon | $2.90T | $268.28 | +16.2% |
| 6 | TSMC | $2.11T | $405.85 | +33.6% |
| 7 | SpaceX | $1.92T | $141.56 | Listed June 2026 |
| 8 | Broadcom | $1.73T | $363.15 | +4.9% |
| 9 | Saudi Aramco | $1.70T | SAR 26.40 | +10.8% |
| 10 | Meta | $1.59T | $620.95 | -5.9% |
Source: Startup Fortune, using Companies Market Cap values and Yahoo Finance prices at about 19:40 UK time on November 12, 2026. Changes are share-price changes from the last trading day of 2025, and Aramco’s is in Saudi riyals.
Apple and TSMC are the year’s big winners, up 30.8% and 33.6%. Amazon is up 16.2%, Aramco 10.8% and Microsoft 8.1%. Nvidia is down 12.5%, Meta 5.9% and Alphabet 5.7%. SpaceX, which priced its record IPO at $135 on June 11, trades near $141.56, about 5% above that price.
These are price changes only and leave out dividends. Alphabet’s price is for its Class C shares. Rankings from different sources can disagree by a place or two because share counts and timing differ, and Tesla sits just outside the top ten at about $1.54 trillion. The values in this table are afternoon figures, so closing values can differ slightly from the ones shown.
Nvidia Market Cap Drop 2026: How the Ranking Changed
NVIDIA SHARE PRICE (US$)
Record close, October 6 | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ 239.24
November 6 close | ███████████████████████████████████████ 186.64
November 11 close | ████████████████████████████████████ 173.73
November 12 close | ██████████████████████████████████ 166.19
| Date | Nvidia Event | Value |
|---|---|---|
| October 6, 2026 | Record close | $239.24 per share |
| November 6, 2026 | Last close before the board’s statement | $186.64 per share |
| November 8, 2026 | Board opens an independent investigation | Not applicable |
| November 10, 2026 | Falls about 6% intraday; Microsoft briefly passes it | Closes near $4.08 trillion |
| November 11, 2026 | Closes up 2.9%; after-hours drop of 8.6% | $173.73 close |
| November 12, 2026 | CEO Jensen Huang announces resignation; stock closes down 4.34% | $166.19, about $4.0 trillion |
| Gap to Microsoft at the November 12 close | Nvidia still second by about $129 billion | Not applicable |
Source: StockTitan; SBS News; MLQ.ai; Benzinga; 24/7 Wall St, November 10-12, 2026.
Nvidia’s stock closed at $166.19 on November 12, 31% below its October 6 record close of $239.24 and 10.96% below its November 6 close. Its market value was about $4.0 trillion at that close, against about $5.8 trillion at the October peak by our calculation. Nvidia fell 13.2% over seven days, the largest weekly drop among the top 100.
Microsoft passed Nvidia in market value on November 10 for the first time since June 2025, and Nvidia reclaimed second place by the close. In after-hours trading on November 11, Nvidia briefly slipped behind Microsoft again. At the November 12 close, Nvidia still held second place by about $129 billion. Nvidia reports earnings on November 17, and the second-place contest is open.
Largest Companies by Market Cap 2026: Ranks 11 to 40 (US-Listed)
RANKS 11-18, MARKET CAP, NOVEMBER 11, 2026
Eli Lilly | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ $1.28T
Berkshire Hathaway | █████████████████████████████████████████████████ $1.25T
SK hynix | ███████████████████████████████████████ $1.00T
Walmart | ███████████████████████████████████████ $997B
Micron | ████████████████████████████████████ $918B
JPMorgan Chase | ████████████████████████████████████ $912B
AMD | ███████████████████████████████████ $907B
Visa | ███████████████████████████████ $794B
| Rank | Company | Market Cap | Country | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | Eli Lilly | $1.28T | US | Healthcare |
| 12 | Berkshire Hathaway | $1.25T | US | Financial Services |
| 13 | SK hynix | $1.00T | South Korea | Technology |
| 14 | Walmart | $997B | US | Consumer Defensive |
| 15 | Micron | $918B | US | Technology |
| 16 | JPMorgan Chase | $912B | US | Financial Services |
| 17 | AMD | $907B | US | Technology |
| 18 | Visa | $794B | US | Financial Services |
| 19 | ExxonMobil | $680B | US | Energy |
| 20 | Johnson & Johnson | $675B | US | Healthcare |
| 21 | ASML | $591B | Netherlands | Technology |
| 22 | Mastercard | $576B | US | Financial Services |
| 23 | AbbVie | $521B | US | Healthcare |
| 24 | Costco | $482B | US | Consumer Defensive |
| 25 | Coca-Cola | $420B | US | Consumer Defensive |
| 26 | Chevron | $416B | US | Energy |
| 27 | Palantir | $415B | US | Technology |
| 28 | Oracle | $400B | US | Technology |
| 29 | Cisco | $397B | US | Technology |
| 30 | Procter & Gamble | $389B | US | Consumer Defensive |
| 31 | Merck | $363B | US | Healthcare |
| 32 | UnitedHealth | $361B | US | Healthcare |
| 33 | GE Aerospace | $356B | US | Industrials |
| 34 | Home Depot | $350B | US | Consumer Cyclical |
| 35 | Bank of America | $350B | US | Financial Services |
| 36 | Intel | $332B | US | Technology |
| 37 | Applied Materials | $314B | US | Technology |
| 38 | HSBC | $308B | United Kingdom | Financial Services |
| 39 | Philip Morris | $306B | US | Consumer Defensive |
| 40 | Novartis | $303B | Switzerland | Healthcare |
Source: StockTitan, Largest Companies by Market Cap, data through November 11, 2026. Lists US-listed companies only, so it excludes Saudi Aramco, Samsung and other non-US listings.
Ranks 11 to 40 run from Eli Lilly at $1.28 trillion to Novartis at $302.78 billion. Berkshire Hathaway, SK hynix and Walmart also sit near or above $1 trillion, and Micron, JPMorgan and AMD are close behind at about $0.9 trillion each. The group holds 30 companies worth about $17.4 trillion combined.
Technology and financials fill much of the tier, with Visa, Mastercard and Bank of America alongside Palantir, Oracle and Cisco. Energy is represented by ExxonMobil and Chevron, and healthcare by Johnson & Johnson, AbbVie, Merck and UnitedHealth. HSBC from the UK and Novartis from Switzerland are the only non-US names in the tier except for ASML and SK hynix.
Largest Companies by Market Cap 2026: Ranks 41 to 70 (US-Listed)
RANKS 41-48, MARKET CAP, NOVEMBER 11, 2026
Morgan Stanley | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ $298B
Lam Research | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ $295B
AstraZeneca | ████████████████████████████████████████████████ $288B
Texas Instruments | ████████████████████████████████████████████████ $283B
Royal Bank of Canada | ███████████████████████████████████████████████ $282B
Shell | ██████████████████████████████████████████████ $277B
Caterpillar | ██████████████████████████████████████████████ $275B
Palo Alto Networks | ██████████████████████████████████████████████ $274B
| Rank | Company | Market Cap | Country | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | Morgan Stanley | $298B | US | Financial Services |
| 42 | Lam Research | $295B | US | Technology |
| 43 | AstraZeneca | $288B | United Kingdom | Healthcare |
| 44 | Texas Instruments | $283B | US | Technology |
| 45 | Royal Bank of Canada | $282B | Canada | Financial Services |
| 46 | Shell | $277B | United Kingdom | Energy |
| 47 | Caterpillar | $275B | US | Industrials |
| 48 | Palo Alto Networks | $274B | US | Technology |
| 49 | RTX | $272B | US | Industrials |
| 50 | SAP | $270B | Germany | Technology |
| 51 | Goldman Sachs | $267B | US | Financial Services |
| 52 | Thermo Fisher | $266B | US | Healthcare |
| 53 | Netflix | $265B | US | Communication Services |
| 54 | Wells Fargo | $258B | US | Financial Services |
| 55 | Amgen | $253B | US | Healthcare |
| 56 | Alibaba | $253B | China | Consumer Cyclical |
| 57 | Toyota | $251B | Japan | Consumer Cyclical |
| 58 | Arista Networks | $248B | US | Technology |
| 59 | MUFG | $247B | Japan | Financial Services |
| 60 | Linde | $242B | United Kingdom | Basic Materials |
| 61 | Dell | $238B | US | Technology |
| 62 | IBM | $235B | US | Technology |
| 63 | CrowdStrike | $235B | US | Technology |
| 64 | Arm Holdings | $218B | United Kingdom | Technology |
| 65 | American Express | $217B | US | Financial Services |
| 66 | GE Vernova | $214B | US | Industrials |
| 67 | Gilead Sciences | $211B | US | Healthcare |
| 68 | KLA | $210B | US | Technology |
| 69 | BHP | $209B | Australia | Basic Materials |
| 70 | Walt Disney | $207B | US | Communication Services |
Source: StockTitan, Largest Companies by Market Cap, data through November 11, 2026. Lists US-listed companies only.
Ranks 41 to 70 run from Morgan Stanley at $297.93 billion to Disney at $206.60 billion. The 30 companies add up to about $7.6 trillion. The tier includes banks such as Royal Bank of Canada, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo, chipmakers such as Lam Research, Texas Instruments and KLA, and industrials such as Caterpillar, RTX and GE Vernova.
Non-US companies appear in greater numbers here. AstraZeneca, Shell, Linde and Arm are UK companies, SAP is German, Alibaba is Chinese, Toyota and MUFG are Japanese and BHP is Australian. Netflix, at $265.02 billion, is the largest streaming company in this tier. Arista Networks rose 10.2% over the week, one of the biggest gains among the top 100.
Largest Companies by Market Cap 2026: Ranks 71 to 100 (US-Listed)
RANKS 71-78, MARKET CAP, NOVEMBER 11, 2026
Citigroup | ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ $206B
Toronto-Dominion Bank | █████████████████████████████████████████████████ $203B
Analog Devices | ████████████████████████████████████████████████ $198B
PepsiCo | ████████████████████████████████████████████████ $196B
Amphenol | ████████████████████████████████████████████████ $196B
McDonald's | ███████████████████████████████████████████████ $194B
Verizon | ███████████████████████████████████████████████ $193B
TotalEnergies | ███████████████████████████████████████████████ $193B
| Rank | Company | Market Cap | Country | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 71 | Citigroup | $206B | US | Financial Services |
| 72 | Toronto-Dominion Bank | $203B | Canada | Financial Services |
| 73 | Analog Devices | $198B | US | Technology |
| 74 | PepsiCo | $196B | US | Consumer Defensive |
| 75 | Amphenol | $196B | US | Technology |
| 76 | McDonald’s | $194B | US | Consumer Cyclical |
| 77 | Verizon | $193B | US | Communication Services |
| 78 | TotalEnergies | $193B | France | Energy |
| 79 | Shopify | $192B | Canada | Technology |
| 80 | BlackRock | $189B | US | Financial Services |
| 81 | Abbott Laboratories | $189B | US | Healthcare |
| 82 | Qualcomm | $189B | US | Technology |
| 83 | Deere | $187B | US | Industrials |
| 84 | T-Mobile US | $182B | US | Communication Services |
| 85 | Welltower | $181B | US | Real Estate |
| 86 | Novo Nordisk | $181B | Denmark | Healthcare |
| 87 | NextEra Energy | $180B | US | Utilities |
| 88 | Banco Santander | $180B | Spain | Financial Services |
| 89 | Union Pacific | $180B | US | Industrials |
| 90 | Salesforce | $179B | US | Technology |
| 91 | Pfizer | $168B | US | Healthcare |
| 92 | Anheuser-Busch InBev | $166B | Belgium | Consumer Defensive |
| 93 | Danaher | $166B | US | Healthcare |
| 94 | ConocoPhillips | $163B | US | Energy |
| 95 | Charles Schwab | $160B | US | Financial Services |
| 96 | Intuitive Surgical | $156B | US | Healthcare |
| 97 | SMFG | $155B | Japan | Financial Services |
| 98 | Sony | $154B | Japan | Technology |
| 99 | Marvell | $152B | US | Technology |
| 100 | TJX | $150B | US | Consumer Cyclical |
Source: StockTitan, Largest Companies by Market Cap, data through November 11, 2026. Lists US-listed companies only.
Ranks 71 to 100 run from Citigroup at $205.59 billion to TJX at $150.08 billion. The 30 companies are worth about $5.4 trillion combined, and the cutoff for the top 100 is $150.08 billion. The tier includes consumer names such as PepsiCo, McDonald’s and Anheuser-Busch InBev, and healthcare names such as Abbott, Pfizer and Novo Nordisk.
Several big gainers sit here. T-Mobile US rose 8.2% over the week, and Marvell rose 5.6%. Salesforce fell 4.0%, and Intuitive Surgical fell 6.8%. Sandisk fell 19 places to No. 112, according to the ranking’s own change summary. Companies near the cutoff can move in and out of the top 100 on a single day.
Most Valuable Companies by Country 2026: Where the Top 100 Are Based
US-LISTED TOP 100 BY COUNTRY (number of companies)
United States | ████████████████████████████████████████████████████ 77
United Kingdom | █████ 5
Japan | ████ 4
Canada | ███ 3
Other (10) | ██████████ 10 (one each)
| Country | Companies in Top 100 | Combined Value | Share of Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 77 | $50.56 trillion | 85.9% |
| United Kingdom | 5 | $1.33 trillion | 2.3% |
| Japan | 4 | $0.81 trillion | 1.4% |
| Canada | 3 | $0.68 trillion | 1.1% |
| Taiwan | 1 | $2.14 trillion | 3.6% |
| South Korea | 1 | $1.00 trillion | 1.7% |
| Netherlands | 1 | $0.59 trillion | 1.0% |
| Other (8 countries) | 8 | $2.32 trillion | 3.9% |
Source: Our calculations from StockTitan data through November 11, 2026. The ranking covers US-listed companies only, which overstates the US share of the global total.
The 77 US companies hold 85.9% of the value of the US-listed top 100. The UK has 5 companies, Japan 4 and Canada 3. Taiwan has one company, TSMC, but it is worth $2.14 trillion, or 3.6% of the total. South Korea’s SK hynix is worth $1.00 trillion. The eight other countries each have one company, including Switzerland, Germany, China, Australia, France, Denmark, Spain and Belgium.
The US share is overstated because the ranking leaves out companies that trade only outside the US. Saudi Aramco, at $1.70 trillion, is one example, and several other large Asian and European companies are missing or listed through US depositary receipts. A purely global ranking would show a lower US share. The figures here describe the US-listed top 100, not the world’s top 100.
Most Valuable Companies by Sector 2026: Technology Leads the Top 100
US-LISTED TOP 100 BY SECTOR (share of combined value, percent)
Technology | ████████████████████████████████████████████ 44.3
Financial Services | ████████████ 11.6
Communication Services | ██████████ 10.3
Consumer Cyclical | ██████████ 9.5
Healthcare | █████████ 9.1
Industrials | ██████ 5.7
Consumer Defensive | █████ 5.0
Energy | ███ 2.9
| Sector | Companies | Combined Value | Share of Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technology | 31 | $26.07 trillion | 44.3% |
| Financial Services | 18 | $6.85 trillion | 11.6% |
| Communication Services | 6 | $6.07 trillion | 10.3% |
| Consumer Cyclical | 7 | $5.62 trillion | 9.5% |
| Healthcare | 15 | $5.38 trillion | 9.1% |
| Industrials | 7 | $3.38 trillion | 5.7% |
| Consumer Defensive | 7 | $2.96 trillion | 5.0% |
| Energy | 5 | $1.73 trillion | 2.9% |
| Basic Materials, Real Estate, Utilities | 4 | $0.81 trillion | 1.4% |
Source: Our calculations from StockTitan sector classifications and market caps, data through November 11, 2026.
Technology has 31 of the top 100 companies and 44.3% of the combined value, or $26.07 trillion. Financial services has 18 companies but only 11.6% of the value. Communication services has just 6 companies, including Alphabet and Meta, yet holds 10.3%, which shows how concentrated the largest companies are. Healthcare has 15 companies and 9.1%.
Sector labels follow the data provider’s classification. It places Amazon and Tesla in consumer cyclical, Alphabet and Meta in communication services and SpaceX in industrials. Under other classification systems, some of these companies would fall in technology, and the technology share would be higher. Energy has 5 companies worth $1.73 trillion, led by ExxonMobil and Chevron.
Trillion-Dollar Companies 2026: Who Is Worth Over $1 Trillion
COMPANIES ABOVE $1 TRILLION (November 2026)
Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon | █████ 5
TSMC, SpaceX, Broadcom, Meta, Tesla | █████ 5
Eli Lilly, Berkshire Hathaway, SK hynix | ███ 3
Saudi Aramco (not US-listed) | █ 1
| Measure | Count or Value |
|---|---|
| Above $1 trillion, US-listed ranking | 13 |
| Above $1 trillion, with Saudi Aramco | 14 |
| Smallest in the club (US-listed ranking) | SK hynix, $1.00 trillion |
| Just below the line | Walmart, $997.03 billion |
| Close behind | Micron $917.92 billion, JPMorgan $911.91 billion, AMD $906.80 billion |
| Samsung Electronics | Reported between $0.92 trillion and $1.3 trillion, depending on the source |
| Companies above $500 billion | 23 (US-listed ranking) |
| Companies above $200 billion | 72 (US-listed ranking) |
Source: StockTitan, data through November 11, 2026; Startup Fortune, November 12, 2026; trillion-dollar company trackers, November 2026.
The US-listed ranking shows 13 companies above $1 trillion: Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, TSMC, SpaceX, Broadcom, Meta, Tesla, Eli Lilly, Berkshire Hathaway and SK hynix. Adding Saudi Aramco, which is not US-listed, makes 14. Walmart is just below the line at $997.03 billion, and Micron, JPMorgan and AMD sit near $0.9 trillion.
Different trackers report different counts, from 11 to 14. Samsung’s value varies from $0.92 trillion to $1.3 trillion, depending on whether a source uses its US over-the-counter shares or its Korean shares. SK hynix joined the group in 2026 on the strength of memory-chip demand. Berkshire Hathaway and Eli Lilly are the only non-technology, non-energy companies above the line.
Weekly Market Cap Movers 2026: Biggest Gainers and Decliners in the Top 100
SEVEN-DAY PRICE CHANGE, TOP 100 (percent)
AMD | ██████████████ +13.1
Arista Networks | ██████████ +10.2
T-Mobile US | ████████ +8.2
Nvidia | █████████████ -13.2
Philip Morris | ███████ -7.1
Intuitive Surgical | ███████ -6.8
| Company | Seven-Day Change | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|
| AMD | +13.1% | $906.80 billion |
| Arista Networks | +10.2% | $248.49 billion |
| T-Mobile US | +8.2% | $182.36 billion |
| Nvidia | -13.2% | About $4.2 trillion (November 11 close) |
| Philip Morris | -7.1% | $306.04 billion |
| Intuitive Surgical | -6.8% | $155.83 billion |
Source: StockTitan weekly market cap analysis, data through November 11, 2026.
AMD gained 13.1% over seven days, Arista Networks 10.2% and T-Mobile US 8.2%. Nvidia lost 13.2%, Philip Morris 7.1% and Intuitive Surgical 6.8%. The StockTitan weekly analysis measures price change over the last seven calendar days and describes the stock, not its ranking. A company can fall and keep its position if everyone around it falls too.
The chip sector split. AMD, Arista, Marvell and Applied Materials rose, while Nvidia fell sharply. Analysts have described investor rotation away from Nvidia after the CEO news, though these moves can reverse. All values are from the November 11 close and do not include November 12 trading, when Nvidia fell another 4.34%.
World’s Most Valuable Companies 2026 FAQ
What is the most valuable company in the world in 2026?
Apple, at about $5.17 trillion on November 12, 2026, after a record close of $355.63 on November 11.
Is Nvidia still the most valuable company?
No. Nvidia fell to second place at about $4.0 trillion, after a 31% drop from its October 6 record close.
Why did Nvidia’s market value fall?
Its stock fell after its board opened an independent investigation on November 8 and CEO Jensen Huang announced his resignation on November 12.
Did Microsoft pass Nvidia?
Briefly. Microsoft passed Nvidia on November 10 for the first time since June 2025. Nvidia held second place at the November 12 close by about $129 billion.
What are the top 10 most valuable companies in 2026?
Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, TSMC, SpaceX, Broadcom, Saudi Aramco and Meta.
How many companies are worth more than $1 trillion?
13 on the US-listed ranking, or 14 counting Saudi Aramco. Counts vary by source.
What is the largest company outside the United States?
TSMC of Taiwan, at $2.11 trillion, ranks sixth overall.
Is SpaceX in the top 10?
Yes. SpaceX is seventh at about $1.92 trillion after its June 2026 listing.
What is the 100th largest US-listed company?
TJX, at $150.08 billion.
Which sector has the most large companies?
Technology, with 31 of the US-listed top 100 and 44.3% of their combined value.
How many top 100 companies are American?
77 of the US-listed top 100, though the list excludes companies not listed in the US.
How much is the top 10 worth?
About $28.6 trillion, roughly one-fifth of the value Companies Market Cap tracks worldwide.
Which top 10 company has risen most in 2026?
TSMC, up 33.6% on the year, followed by Apple at 30.8%.
What is Tesla’s market cap?
About $1.54 trillion, which ranks eleventh globally and tenth on the US-listed ranking.
When does Nvidia report earnings?
Nvidia is expected to report on November 17, 2026, after the close.
Are market cap rankings live?
No. Rankings move with each trading day, and the values here are snapshots from November 11 and 12, 2026.
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