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Largest Companies by Market Cap - March 2025

The largest US-listed companies by market capitalization as the market stood at the close of March 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 March 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 March 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
201
$65.78B est.
▼ 13
Financial Services
202
$65.67B est.
▼ 6
Basic Materials
203
$63.97B est.
▲ 4
Energy
204
$63.93B est.
▲ 26
Energy
205
$63.66B est.
▼ 3
Consumer Cyclical
206
$63.53B est.
▲ 19
Energy
207
$63.25B est.
▲ 6
Industrials
208
$63.18B est.
▲ 19
Utilities
209
$63.12B est.
▲ 7
Healthcare
210
$62.81B est.
▼ 25
Consumer Cyclical
211
$62.51B est.
▲ 3
Energy
212
$62.24B est.
▲ 23
Consumer Cyclical
213
$62.04B est.
▲ 4
Energy
214
$61.72B est.
▼ 13
Industrials
215
$61.69B est.
▲ 11
Utilities
216
$61.41B est.
▼ 12
Industrials
217
$59.12B est.
▲ 1
Industrials
218
$58.90B est.
▼ 12
Technology
219
$58.78B est.
▼ 19
Basic Materials
220
$58.33B est.
▲ 3
Consumer Defensive
221
$58.31B est.
▲ 13
Technology
222
$58.19B est.
▼ 1
Financial Services
223
$57.68B est.
▼ 12
Technology
224
$57.67B est.
▼ 9
Industrials
225
$57.57B est.
▼ 5
Financial Services
226
$57.23B est.
▲ 27
Consumer Defensive
227
$56.59B est.
▲ 15
Financial Services
228
$56.35B est.
▲ 37
Financial Services
229
$55.82B est.
▼ 7
Financial Services
230
$55.65B est.
▲ 18
Financial Services
231
$55.53B est.
▲ 7
Consumer Cyclical
232
$55.24B est.
—
Technology
233
$55.16B est.
▲ 18
Financial Services
234
$54.95B est.
▲ 37
Basic Materials
235
$54.95B est.
▼ 26
Consumer Cyclical
236
$54.86B est.
▲ 14
Technology
237
$54.52B est.
▼ 8
Industrials
238
$54.43B est.
▲ 19
Basic Materials
239
$54.31B est.
▲ 7
Energy
240
$54.11B est.
▲ 29
Healthcare
241
$54.09B est.
▲ 15
Real Estate
242
$53.92B est.
▼ 72
Technology
243
$53.86B est.
▼ 19
Real Estate
244
$53.85B est.
▼ 52
Technology
245
$53.30B est.
▲ 19
Financial Services
246
$53.20B est.
▼ 1
Industrials
247
$53.02B est.
▼ 14
Real Estate
248
$52.56B est.
▲ 7
Real Estate
249
$52.39B est.
▲ 18
Industrials
250
$52.26B est.
▲ 4
Industrials
251
$51.91B est.
▼ 4
Industrials
252
$51.87B est.
—
Financial Services
253
$51.77B est.
▲ 8
Financial Services
254
$51.66B est.
▼ 11
Financial Services
255
$51.50B est.
▼ 11
Financial Services
256
$51.25B est.
▼ 17
Industrials
257
$51.21B est.
▼ 29
Consumer Cyclical
258
$50.87B est.
▲ 32
Basic Materials
259
$50.66B est.
▼ 40
Technology
260
$50.27B est.
▼ 23
Financial Services
261
$49.51B est.
▼ 3
Energy
262
$49.46B est.
▼ 3
Financial Services
263
$49.40B est.
▲ 20
Energy
264
$49.32B est.
▲ 4
Utilities
265
$49.20B est.
▲ 12
Industrials
266
$49.19B est.
▲ 15
Energy
267
$49.10B est.
▲ 7
Energy
268
$48.53B est.
▼ 8
Industrials
269
$48.49B est.
▲ 7
Energy
270
$48.36B est.
▼ 29
Financial Services
271
$47.93B est.
▼ 22
Technology
272
$47.46B est.
—
Financial Services
273
$47.40B est.
▼ 33
Consumer Defensive
274
$47.32B est.
▲ 10
Healthcare
275
$47.21B est.
▲ 4
Consumer Defensive
276
$47.15B est.
▲ 12
Utilities
277
$46.65B est.
▲ 3
Utilities
278
$46.64B est.
▼ 3
Industrials
279
$46.56B est.
▲ 6
Consumer Defensive
280
$46.30B est.
▲ 11
Healthcare
281
$46.10B est.
▲ 20
Financial Services
282
$46.04B est.
▲ 5
Consumer Defensive
283
$46.02B est.
▼ 20
Consumer Cyclical
284
$45.72B est.
▲ 5
Energy
285
$45.46B est.
▲ 28
Energy
286
$45.38B est.
▼ 50
Financial Services
287
$45.32B est.
▲ 9
Healthcare
288
$44.98B est.
▲ 9
Energy
289
$44.78B est.
▲ 35
Financial Services
290
$44.49B est.
▲ 13
Industrials
291
$44.40B est.
▲ 35
Real Estate
292
$44.22B est.
▲ 2
Utilities
293
$43.96B est.
▲ 12
Communication Services
294
$43.63B est.
▲ 5
Energy
295
$43.37B est.
▲ 14
Consumer Cyclical
296
$43.25B est.
▼ 30
Industrials
297
$43.14B est.
▲ 19
Energy
298
$43.09B est.
▲ 8
Energy
299
$42.96B est.
▼ 29
—
300
$42.80B est.
▼ 22
Financial Services
Ranked at close 948 companies
Rows on this page 100 ranks 201–300
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Basis Frozen March 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 faller between the close of March 2025 and the close of February 2025, dropping 21 places from rank 87 to rank 108. At the top of the table, Microsoft Corp (MSFT) overtook Nvidia Corp (NVDA) for No. 2, while Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) overtook Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) for No. 8.

The Services-prepackaged Software sector was a notable weak spot, with Shopify Inc. (SHOP), Adobe Inc. (ADBE), ServiceNow, Inc. (NOW) and Salesforce, Inc. (CRM) all falling. Their declines were 13, 10, 9 and 7 places, respectively. The leading climbers were Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. (MUFG), up 16 places to rank 69, and ConocoPhillips (COP), up 15 places to rank 94. HDFC Bank Limited (HDB), Unilever plc (UL) and TotalEnergies SE (TTE) each climbed 12 places.

CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV) made its debut in the ranking at rank 515. BitMine Immersion Technologies, Inc. (BMNR) appeared at rank 917 because its absence reflected the universe boundary, while Aspen Technology Inc (AZPN) left from rank 598. Both period rankings were reconstructed.

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.