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Iceland’s Largest Companies by market capitalization, 2024

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As of March 10, 2024, MAREL HF is the most valuable company in Iceland, with a market cap of $2.59 billion. Following it are ARION BANKI HF ($1.65 billion) and ÍSLANDSBANKI HF ($1.55 billion). Iceland’s top five most valuable companies include some of the world’s most renowned brands: SILDARVINNSLAN H (No. 4, $1.31 billion) and BRIM HF (No. 5, $1.12 billion).

Overall, among Iceland’s largest companies by market capitalization, the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth positions are held by ÍSFÉLAG HF, HAMPIÐJAN HF, HAGAR HF, and KVIKA BANKI HF.

Which one is the most valuable in Iceland by market cap?
This list comprises the biggest companies currently in Iceland by market cap in 2024:

Iceland’s Largest Companies by market capitalization, 2024

RANKCOMPANYMARKET CAPTIAL (USD DOLLAR)CEO
1MAREL HF. $2.59 billionArni Sigurdsso
2ARION BANKI HF.$1.65 billionBenedikt Gíslason
3ÍSLANDSBANKI HF.$1.55 billionJón Guðni Ómarsson
4SILDARVINNSLAN HF.$1.31 billionGunnþór Ingvason
5BRIM HF.$1.12 billionKristján Þ. Davíðsson
6ÍSFÉLAG HF.$0.959 billionStefán Friðriksson
7HAMPIÐJAN HF.$0.669 billionHjörtur Erlendsson
8HAGAR HF$0.591 billionFinnur Oddsson
9KVIKA BANKI HF.$0.526 billionArmann Harri Thorvaldsson
10EIMSKIPAFÉLAG ÍSLANDS HF.$0.461 billionBaldvin Þorsteinsson
11REITIR FASTEIGNAFÉLAG HF.$0.428 billionGuðjón Auðunsson
12FESTI HF.$0.425 billionÁsta Sigríður Fjeldsted
13ÖLGERÐIN EGILL SKALLAGRÍMSSON HF.$0.366 billionAndri Þór Guðmundsson
14ICELANDAIR GROUP HF.$0.355 billionBogi Nils Bogason
15SJÓVÁ-ALMENNAR TRYGGINGAR HF.$0.352 billionHermann Björnsson
16REGINN HF.$0.334 billionBaldur Már Helgason
17EIK FASTEIGNAFÉLAG HF.$0.276 billionBjarni K. Thorvardarson
18VÁTRYGGINGAFÉLAG ÍSLANDS HF.$0.255 billionGuony Helga Herbertsdottir
19SKEL FJÁRFESTINGAFÉLAG HF.$0.227 billionÓlafur Þór Jóhannesson
20SÍMINN HF.$0.190 billionOrri Hauksson
21KALDALÓN HF.$0.147 billionJon Thor Gunnarsson
22ICELAND SEAFOOD INTERNATIONAL HF.$0.136 billionÆgir Páll 
23NOVA KLÚBBURINN HF.$0.114 billionMargret Bjork Tryggvadottir
24SÝN HF.$0.077 billionHerdis Drofn Fjeldsted
25FLY PLAY HF.$0.032 billionBirgir Jonsson

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