The world's largest companies by market capitalisation (October 2025)
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Nvidia · Apple · Microsoft. (Updated Apr 5, 2026.)
Nvidia passed $4.5 trillion to become the most valuable company in history, ahead of Apple and Microsoft. The 25 listed companies with the highest market value in October 2025. Which one surprises you?
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Top 25
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Nvidia
About $4,500 billion. The chips behind artificial intelligence.
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Apple
About $3,900 billion. iPhone, Mac and services.
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Microsoft
About $3,900 billion. Windows, Office and the Azure cloud.
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Alphabet
About $3,100 billion. The parent company of Google and YouTube.
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Amazon
About $2,400 billion. Online retail and AWS cloud.
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Meta
About $1,850 billion. Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Broadcom
About $1,670 billion. Semiconductors and software.
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Saudi Aramco
About $1,670 billion. The Saudi oil giant.
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TSMC
About $1,530 billion. Taiwan's chipmaker.
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Tesla
About $1,440 billion. Elon Musk's electric cars.
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Berkshire Hathaway
About $1,060 billion. Warren Buffett's holding company.
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12
Walmart
About $850 billion. The largest supermarket chain.
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13
JPMorgan Chase
About $820 billion. The largest US bank.
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14
Oracle
About $810 billion. Databases and cloud.
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15
Tencent
About $740 billion. WeChat and video games, from China.
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16
Eli Lilly
About $740 billion. Diabetes and obesity drugs.
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17
Visa
About $670 billion. Card payments.
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18
Mastercard
About $520 billion. The other big card network.
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19
ExxonMobil
About $490 billion. Oil and gas.
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20
Netflix
About $460 billion. Streaming.
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21
Johnson & Johnson
About $460 billion. Drugs and medical devices.
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22
Palantir
About $440 billion. Data analytics software.
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Samsung
About $440 billion. The Korean electronics giant.
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Costco
About $410 billion. The warehouse clubs.
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AMD
About $410 billion. Processors and graphics cards.
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