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The Biggest Companies in the World by Market Capitalization (March 23, 2023)

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As of March 23, 2023, with its market capitalization of $2,497 billion, APPLE INC. is the world’s most valuable company, according to the CEOWORLD magazine, a list of the world’s biggest companies by market cap. The list places MICROSOFT CORPORATION as the world’s second most valuable company, towering at a $2,026 billion valuation, followed by SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY with a market cap of $1,855 billion, ALPHABET INC with a market cap of $1,328 billion, and AMAZON.COM, INC. with a market cap of $1,011 billion.

Market cap (i.e., market capitalization) is an essential metric in ascertaining the comparative value of firms concerning trading opportunities. We have used the latest market cap data published by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the London Stock Exchange, or other most prominent global stock exchanges to rank the companies.

In the latest CEOWORLD magazine ranking the companies, BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC. ranks in sixth place, with a market cap of $658 billion, and NVIDIA CORPORATION ranks in seventh, with a market cap of $652 billion. TESLA, INC places eighth in the list, with a market cap of $604 billion; meanwhile, META PLATFORMS, INC ranks ninth with a market cap of $518 billion, and TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITED ranks tenth with a market cap of $454 billion.

Ranked: Biggest companies in the world by market value

  1. APPLE INC.: $2,497 billion
  2. MICROSOFT CORPORATION: $2,026 billion
  3. SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY: $1,855 billion
  4. ALPHABET INC.: $1,328 billion
  5. AMAZON.COM, INC.: $1,011 billion
  6. BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC.: $658 billion
  7. NVIDIA CORPORATION: $652 billion
  8. TESLA, INC.: $604 billion
  9. META PLATFORMS, INC.: $518 billion
  10. TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITED: $454 billion
  11. VISA, INC.: $452 billion
  12. UNITED HEALTH GROUP INC.: $443 billion
  13. LVMH MOËT HENNESSY LOUIS VUITTON SE: $440 billion
  14. EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION: $425 billion
  15. TENCENT HOLDINGS LIMITED: $416 billion
  16. JOHNSON & JOHNSON: $94 billion
  17. WALMART INC.: $376 billion
  18. JP MORGAN CHASE & CO: $374 billion
  19. PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY: $339 billion
  20. MASTERCARD, INC: $334 billion

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