Largest US companies
The biggest companies listed on US stock exchanges, ranked by market value, revenue, profit and dividends, from the financial statements they file with the SEC.
Data refreshed:
By market cap
- 1Apple AAPL$5.03T
- 2Nvidia NVDA$4.94T
- 3Microsoft MSFT$3.88T
- 4Alphabet GOOGL$3.42T
- 5Amazon AMZN$2.6T
- 6SpaceX SPCX$1.83T
- 7Tesla TSLA$1.58T
- 8Meta Platforms META$1.57T
- 9Broadcom AVGO$1.56T
- 10Eli Lilly LLY$1.33T
By revenue
- 1Amazon AMZN$797.46B
- 2Walmart WMT$735.84B
- 3Alphabet GOOGL$471.1B
- 4Apple AAPL$466.82B
- 5UnitedHealth Group UNH$450.13B
- 6CVS Health CVS$415.09B
- 7McKesson MCK$410.98B
- 8Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B$384.69B
- 9ExxonMobil XOM$368.76B
- 10Microsoft MSFT$346.45B
By earnings
- 1Alphabet GOOGL$235.69B
- 2Nvidia NVDA$192.88B
- 3Microsoft MSFT$142.63B
- 4Amazon AMZN$134.78B
- 5Apple AAPL$128.93B
- 6Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B$85.77B
- 7Micron Technology MU$84.97BFY2026
- 8Meta Platforms META$75.25B
- 9JPMorgan Chase JPM$65.07B
- 10Broadcom AVGO$38.27B
By dividends
- 1Microsoft MSFT$27.03B
- 2JPMorgan Chase JPM$17.31B
- 3ExxonMobil XOM$17.24B
- 4Apple AAPL$15.64B
- 5Johnson & Johnson JNJ$12.72B
- 6Broadcom AVGO$12.08B
- 7Alphabet GOOGL$10.16B
- 8UnitedHealth Group UNH$8.1B
- 9Walmart WMT$7.7B
- 10Nvidia NVDA$6.78B
How these rankings work
- Source. The financial statements companies file with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in their 10-K, 10-Q, 20-F and 40-F reports, read every week from the SEC's public EDGAR data.
- Trailing twelve months. Revenue, net income and dividends cover the latest four quarters: the last fiscal year, plus this year's quarters so far, minus the same quarters a year earlier. Companies that report only once a year, as most foreign companies do, show their last fiscal year, marked FY.
- Which companies. The 1,000 largest by revenue among companies whose shares or ADRs are listed on the NYSE, Nasdaq, Cboe or the Texas Stock Exchange. Funds, trusts, blank-check companies and preferred shares are left out.
- Currencies. Figures reported in other currencies are converted to US dollars at the latest reference exchange rate.
- Market cap. The latest share price times the shares outstanding stated on the cover of the company's latest 10-Q or 10-K. For companies with several share classes, such as Alphabet, Meta, Berkshire Hathaway and Visa, every class is counted, converted into the class whose price is shown. Market cap, P/E and dividend yield are available for the companies whose share prices Sonic Wallet tracks.
- Banks. Banks that don't report a total revenue figure are ranked by net interest income plus non-interest income.
Source: SEC EDGAR (public domain). Figures can differ from company press releases, which often use adjusted measures. This is information, not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the largest company in the US?+
By market value, Apple, worth $5.03T. By revenue, Amazon, with $797.46B over the twelve months to Sep 30, 2026.
What is the difference between market cap and revenue?+
Market cap is what investors value the whole company at: its share price times its shares outstanding. Revenue is how much the company sells in a year. A fast-growing technology company can be worth far more than a retailer with higher sales.
Where does the data come from?+
Revenue, net income, dividends and share counts come from the financial statements companies file with the SEC, which publishes them free on EDGAR. Market caps use the live share prices Sonic Wallet already shows on its stock pages.
How often are the rankings updated?+
Company financials are refreshed every week, so new quarterly reports appear within days. Market caps on the market cap ranking and company pages follow share prices through the trading day.