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Largest Companies by Market Cap - January 2025

The largest US-listed companies by market capitalization as the market stood at the close of January 2025. This ranking is frozen at that date and does not move with today's prices.
How these values were calculated
Reconstructed, not recorded
The share counts in force at the close of January 2025 were not recorded at the time. Each value marked est. is that month's closing price multiplied by the share count on record today, so a buyback or an issuance since then moves it. The closing prices are exact; the share counts are today's.
What that changes
Ranks near each other can swap, and a company whose share count changed sharply since January 2025 carries the largest error. Months recorded while their inputs were current carry no marker.

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Rank
Symbol
Company Name
Market Cap
Rank Change
Sector
101
$124.97B est.
▲ 9
Financial Services
102
$124.86B est.
▼ 5
Basic Materials
103
$124.16B est.
▲ 8
Communication Services
104
$122.76B est.
▲ 12
Consumer Cyclical
105
$120.68B est.
—
Healthcare
106
$120.54B est.
▼ 3
Technology
107
$120.40B est.
▼ 7
Energy
108
$120.38B est.
▼ 4
Healthcare
109
$119.45B est.
▼ 23
Communication Services
110
$117.33B est.
▲ 10
Technology
111
$117.18B est.
▲ 8
Healthcare
112
$116.25B est.
▲ 6
Healthcare
113
$116.20B est.
▼ 4
Technology
114
$114.08B est.
▼ 7
Consumer Cyclical
115
$112.79B est.
▲ 17
Communication Services
116
$111.27B est.
▲ 6
Real Estate
117
$108.45B est.
▲ 11
Financial Services
118
$107.72B est.
▲ 38
Utilities
119
$106.84B est.
▼ 11
Industrials
120
$106.25B est.
▼ 5
Financial Services
121
$104.89B est.
▼ 7
Financial Services
122
$103.21B est.
▼ 5
Technology
123
$103.05B est.
▲ 2
Technology
124
$102.85B est.
▼ 11
Financial Services
125
$101.36B est.
▲ 9
Technology
126
$101.34B est.
▲ 13
Technology
127
$100.62B est.
—
Technology
128
$99.31B est.
▲ 9
Industrials
129
$98.84B est.
▼ 6
Technology
130
$98.57B est.
▼ 6
Financial Services
131
$98.37B est.
▲ 2
Real Estate
132
$98.00B est.
▼ 11
Technology
133
$97.45B est.
▲ 9
Consumer Cyclical
134
$97.10B est.
▼ 22
Industrials
135
$96.43B est.
▲ 17
Technology
136
$95.54B est.
▲ 5
Financial Services
137
$94.66B est.
▼ 6
Financial Services
138
$94.64B est.
▼ 9
Utilities
139
$94.44B est.
▼ 9
Energy
140
$94.28B est.
▼ 4
Financial Services
141
$92.21B est.
▲ 28
Financial Services
142
$91.57B est.
▲ 7
Energy
143
$91.28B est.
—
Financial Services
144
$90.39B est.
▲ 2
Financial Services
145
$90.15B est.
▼ 19
Real Estate
146
$89.15B est.
▲ 11
Industrials
147
$88.89B est.
▼ 12
Technology
148
$88.04B est.
▲ 7
Industrials
149
$87.57B est.
▲ 10
Industrials
150
$87.31B est.
▼ 2
Utilities
151
$87.22B est.
▼ 13
Consumer Defensive
152
$87.08B est.
▼ 7
Technology
153
$86.95B est.
▼ 2
Basic Materials
154
$86.49B est.
▼ 1
Financial Services
155
$86.18B est.
▼ 11
Real Estate
156
$85.83B est.
▲ 5
Consumer Defensive
157
$85.82B est.
▲ 1
Healthcare
158
$85.70B est.
▼ 11
Financial Services
159
$85.02B est.
▼ 19
Consumer Defensive
160
$82.28B est.
▲ 16
Consumer Cyclical
161
$81.96B est.
▼ 11
Technology
162
$81.29B est.
—
Energy
163
$80.26B est.
▲ 12
Industrials
164
$80.19B est.
▼ 10
Industrials
165
$80.18B est.
▼ 2
Financial Services
166
$79.06B est.
▼ 6
Consumer Cyclical
167
$78.66B est.
—
Financial Services
168
$78.49B est.
▲ 30
Industrials
169
$77.89B est.
▼ 5
Technology
170
$77.85B est.
▲ 48
Technology
171
$77.83B est.
▲ 6
Healthcare
172
$77.55B est.
▲ 8
Financial Services
173
$76.75B est.
▲ 32
Financial Services
174
$76.63B est.
—
Consumer Cyclical
175
$75.88B est.
▼ 2
Basic Materials
176
$75.78B est.
▲ 2
Financial Services
177
$75.70B est.
▲ 8
Industrials
178
$75.64B est.
▼ 10
Consumer Cyclical
179
$74.77B est.
▲ 16
Financial Services
180
$74.66B est.
▲ 29
Basic Materials
181
$74.60B est.
▲ 3
Industrials
182
$74.59B est.
▲ 25
Consumer Cyclical
183
$74.56B est.
▼ 4
Industrials
184
$74.44B est.
▼ 13
Financial Services
185
$74.01B est.
▼ 19
Consumer Defensive
186
$73.98B est.
▼ 21
Consumer Cyclical
187
$73.91B est.
▲ 1
Technology
188
$72.78B est.
▼ 1
Industrials
189
$72.42B est.
▼ 7
Basic Materials
190
$72.06B est.
▲ 39
Healthcare
191
$71.65B est.
▼ 1
Healthcare
192
$71.51B est.
▲ 12
Consumer Cyclical
193
$71.43B est.
▲ 15
Healthcare
194
$71.34B est.
▼ 5
Healthcare
195
$71.30B est.
▲ 24
Consumer Cyclical
196
$70.64B est.
▼ 4
Energy
197
$70.55B est.
▼ 27
Healthcare
198
$70.47B est.
▼ 4
Energy
199
$70.41B est.
▲ 2
Basic Materials
200
$69.97B est.
▲ 12
Industrials
Ranked at close 947 companies
Rows on this page 100 ranks 101–200
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Basis Frozen January 2025 close
Market caps are the share price multiplied by shares outstanding, and a company trading under several share classes appears once. This ranking is informational and is not investment advice.

What changed in this ranking

AI-generated summary by Rhea-AI, written on . How Rhea-AI works.

Arm Holdings (ARM) was the biggest climber between the close of January 2025 and the close of December 2024, rising 28 places to rank 62 from rank 90. Boston Scientific Corporation (BSX) climbed 14 places to rank 74 from rank 88. GE Aerospace (GE) gained 12 places to rank 44 from rank 56.

Venture Global, Inc. (VG) entered the ranking at rank 262, while Smithfield Foods, Inc. (SFD) entered at rank 863. Block, Inc. (SQ) left the ranking after holding rank 245, followed by Barrick Mining Corporation (B) at rank 442 and BeiGene, Ltd. American (BGNE) at rank 541. The comparison uses reconstructed rankings for both periods.

Inside the top 10, Microsoft Corp (MSFT) moved ahead of Nvidia Corp (NVDA), Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) moved ahead of Tesla, Inc. (TSLA), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) moved ahead of Broadcom Inc. (AVGO), and Walmart Inc. (WMT) moved ahead of Eli Lilly and Company (LLY).

Comcast Corp (CMCSA) was the largest faller, dropping 23 places to rank 109 from rank 86. Boeing Company (BA) fell 13 places to rank 89 from rank 76, while Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG), ServiceNow, Inc. (NOW), PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intuit Inc (INTU), and Progressive Corporation (PGR) were also among the notable fallers.

Further climbers included PDD Holdings Inc. (PDD), Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (TMO), The Charles Schwab Corporation (SCHW), Qualcomm Inc (QCOM), RTX Corporation (RTX), KKR & Co. Inc. (KKR), and Citigroup Inc. (C).

Compares this month's close with the previous month's close. A company that shifted only because another entered or left the ranking above it is not counted as having moved.