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Largest Companies by Market Cap - September 2025

The largest US-listed companies by market capitalization as the market stood at the close of September 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 September 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 September 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
1
$4.52T est.
—
Technology
2
$3.85T est.
—
Technology
3
$3.72T est.
—
Technology
4
$2.97T est.
—
Communication Services
5
$2.36T est.
—
Consumer Cyclical
6
$1.86T est.
—
Communication Services
7
$1.76T est.
▲ 1
Consumer Cyclical
8
$1.57T est.
▼ 1
Technology
9
$1.45T est.
—
Technology
10
$845.20B est.
—
Financial Services
11
$820.16B est.
—
Consumer Defensive
12
$810.10B est.
▲ 1
Technology
13
$718.55B est.
▼ 1
Healthcare
14
$581.75B est.
—
Financial Services
15
$502.59B est.
—
Financial Services
16
$499.22B est.
—
Communication Services
17
$467.34B est.
—
Energy
18
$446.84B est.
—
Healthcare
19
$437.32B est.
▲ 2
Technology
20
$428.43B est.
▲ 5
Consumer Cyclical
21
$410.50B est.
▼ 2
Consumer Defensive
22
$409.08B est.
—
Healthcare
23
$404.02B est.
▼ 3
Consumer Cyclical
24
$371.84B est.
▲ 6
Technology
25
$362.06B est.
▼ 1
Financial Services
26
$357.79B est.
▼ 3
Consumer Defensive
27
$313.58B est.
▲ 4
Healthcare
28
$312.12B est.
▲ 1
Industrials
29
$309.28B est.
▼ 3
Energy
30
$308.41B est.
▼ 3
Technology
31
$285.28B est.
▼ 3
Consumer Defensive
32
$269.67B est.
—
Technology
33
$265.83B est.
▲ 10
Technology
34
$263.81B est.
—
Technology
35
$256.78B est.
▼ 2
Communication Services
36
$253.47B est.
▲ 2
Financial Services
37
$252.81B est.
▼ 2
Consumer Defensive
38
$249.89B est.
▲ 3
Financial Services
39
$249.07B est.
▼ 3
Consumer Cyclical
40
$245.48B est.
▼ 3
Healthcare
41
$243.94B est.
▲ 5
Financial Services
42
$243.75B est.
▼ 2
Healthcare
43
$241.39B est.
▲ 37
Communication Services
44
$237.99B est.
▼ 5
Healthcare
45
$234.93B est.
▲ 3
Financial Services
46
$231.77B est.
▼ 4
Healthcare
47
$225.52B est.
▲ 2
Industrials
48
$224.31B est.
▼ 4
Financial Services
49
$219.77B est.
▲ 8
Industrials
50
$219.61B est.
▼ 3
Basic Materials
51
$215.92B est.
▼ 6
Consumer Cyclical
52
$207.29B est.
▼ 1
Healthcare
53
$204.27B est.
▲ 2
Financial Services
54
$200.46B est.
▼ 2
Energy
55
$199.43B est.
▲ 3
Technology
56
$198.83B est.
▼ 3
Communication Services
57
$194.10B est.
▼ 7
Technology
58
$193.51B est.
▼ 2
Communication Services
59
$192.84B est.
▲ 4
Technology
60
$191.69B est.
▼ 6
Consumer Defensive
61
$190.29B est.
▼ 2
Technology
62
$188.97B est.
▲ 40
Technology
63
$188.13B est.
▲ 9
Consumer Cyclical
64
$186.80B est.
▲ 2
Technology
65
$183.48B est.
▲ 6
Technology
66
$182.61B est.
▼ 4
Communication Services
67
$180.98B est.
—
Financial Services
68
$180.24B est.
▼ 4
Healthcare
69
$179.92B est.
▲ 1
Financial Services
70
$175.28B est.
▼ 5
Financial Services
71
$174.68B est.
▲ 2
Technology
72
$170.59B est.
▼ 12
Industrials
73
$170.26B est.
▲ 4
Financial Services
74
$169.23B est.
▲ 40
Technology
75
$169.07B est.
▲ 4
Technology
76
$167.79B est.
▼ 15
Technology
77
$167.45B est.
▲ 32
Technology
78
$167.35B est.
▼ 9
Consumer Cyclical
79
$166.04B est.
▼ 4
Financial Services
80
$165.95B est.
▲ 3
Technology
81
$164.68B est.
▼ 13
Technology
82
$163.77B est.
▼ 6
Industrials
83
$162.56B est.
▲ 24
Technology
84
$159.67B est.
▲ 1
Consumer Cyclical
85
$158.00B est.
▼ 11
Healthcare
86
$157.47B est.
—
Utilities
87
$153.94B est.
▲ 11
Financial Services
88
$152.31B est.
▼ 6
Healthcare
89
$152.24B est.
▲ 14
Technology
90
$151.12B est.
▼ 2
Technology
91
$145.32B est.
▲ 10
Industrials
92
$145.22B est.
▲ 3
Healthcare
93
$145.11B est.
▼ 12
Healthcare
94
$143.67B est.
▼ 10
Consumer Defensive
95
$143.58B est.
▼ 4
Financial Services
96
$143.52B est.
▲ 1
Communication Services
97
$143.48B est.
▼ 19
Financial Services
98
$141.72B est.
▼ 11
Healthcare
99
$141.62B est.
▼ 5
Basic Materials
100
$140.91B est.
▼ 11
Consumer Cyclical
Ranked at close 944 companies
Rows on this page 100 ranks 1–100
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Basis Frozen September 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.

The biggest gains were concentrated in semiconductor companies, led by Micron Technology, Inc. (MU) and Intel Corp (INTC), which each climbed 40 places. MU reached rank 62 from rank 102. INTC reached rank 74 from rank 114. Applied Materials, Inc. (AMAT) rose 24 places to rank 83 from rank 107.

Applovin Corporation (APP) climbed 37 places to rank 43 from rank 80. Lam Research Corp (LRCX) climbed 32 places to rank 77 from rank 109, extending the strong upward showing among semiconductor-related companies.

In the top 10, Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) rose 1 place to rank 7. TSLA moved ahead of Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) in the top 10. AVGO fell 1 place to rank 8.

The largest declines were led by S&P Global Inc. (SPGI), Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN), and Danaher Corporation (DHR), all of which fell. SPGI fell 19 places to rank 97 from rank 78. TXN fell 15 places to rank 76 from rank 61. DHR fell 15 places to rank 105 from rank 90. The next notable declines came from Accenture plc (ACN) and Boeing Company (BA), which both fell. ACN fell 13 places to rank 81 from rank 68. BA fell 12 places to rank 72 from rank 60.

The rankings for the close of September 2025 and the close of August 2025 were reconstructed, making this a weaker comparison than one based on recorded rankings.

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.

About this ranking

This page ranks 944 US-listed companies by the market capitalization each one carried at the close of September 2025. The values do not change, because September 2025 is over; this is what the ranking looked like then, and it will look the same the next time you visit.

Market capitalization is the share price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding. Each figure on this page uses that month's closing share price, so the ranking reflects the market as it stood at the close of September 2025 rather than today. Rank Change compares each company's position with its position at the end of the previous month. A company whose position shifted only because another company entered or left the ranking above it shows no change, because it did not move.

This month was reconstructed: the closing prices are the ones recorded for September 2025, but the share counts are today's, so every value marked est. carries the share-count drift since then.

For the ranking at today's prices, see the live market cap ranking.