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The Biggest Companies in Austria by Market Capitalization (March 28, 2023)

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As of March 28, 2023, with its market capitalization of $27.58 billion, VERBUND AG is the most valuable company in Austria, according to the CEOWORLD magazine. The list places OMV AG as the 2nd most valuable company, towering at a $14.28 billion valuation, followed by ERSTE GROUP BANK AG. with a market cap of $12.55 billion (NO. 3), ANDRITZ AG with a market cap of $6.8 billion (NO. 4), and VOESTALPINE AG with a market cap of $5.76 billion (NO. 5).

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 of the companies, TELEKOM AUSTRIA AG ranks 6th with a market cap of $4.89 billion, and RAIFFEISEN BANK INTERNATIONAL AG ranks seventh with a market cap of $4.6 billion (NO. 7). STRABAG SE ranks 8th in the list, with a market cap of $4.29 billion (NO. 8); meanwhile, OBERBANK AG ranks ninth with a market cap of $4.11 billion (No. 9) and EVN AG ranks 10th with a market cap of $3.84 billion.

Ranked: Biggest Companies in Austria by Market Capitalization

  1. VERBUND AG: $27.58 billion
  2. OMV AG: $14.28 billion
  3. ERSTE GROUP BANK AG: $12.55 billion
  4. ANDRITZ AG: $6.80 billion
  5. VOESTALPINE AG: $5.76 billion
  6. TELEKOM AUSTRIA AG: $4.89 billion
  7. RAIFFEISEN BANK INTERNATIONAL AG: $4.60 billion
  8. STRABAG SE: $4.29 billion
  9. OBERBANK AG: $4.11 billion
  10. EVN AG: $3.84 billion
  11. BAWAG GROUP AG: $3.67 billion
  12. FLUGHAFEN WIEN AG: $3.59 billion
  13. VIENNA INSURANCE GROUP AG: $3.32 billion
  14. MAYR-MELNHOF KARTON AG: $3.19 billion
  15. PIERER MOBILITY AG: $2.91 billion
  16. WIENERBERGER AG: $2.89 billion
  17. CA IMMOBILIEN ANLAGEN AG: $2.56 billion
  18. UNIQA INSURANCE GROUP AG: $2.51 billion
  19. OSTERREICHISCHE POST AG: $2.35 billion
  20. LENZING AG: $1.79 billion
  21. IMMOFINANZ AG: $1.68 billion
  22. BANK FÜR TIROL UND VORARLBERG AG: $1.67 billion
  23. AMAG AUSTRIA METALL AG: $1.39 billion
  24. AT&S – AUSTRIA TECHNOLOGIE & SYSTEMTECHNIK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT: $1.11 billion
  25. AGRANA BETEILIGUNGS-AG: $1.09 billion
  26. PALFINGER AG: $1.05 billion
  27. DO & CO AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT: $1.03 billion

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