As of March 5, 2024, MERIDIAN ENERGY LIMITED is the most valuable company in New Zealand, with a market cap of $9.83 billion, led by CEO Neal Barclay. Following it are FISHER & PAYKEL HEALTHCARE CORPORATION LIMITED ($8.81 billion; CEO: Lewis Gradon) and AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED ($7.32 billion; CEO: Dr Patrick Strange). New Zealand’s top five most valuable companies include some of the world’s most renowned brands: MERCURY NZ LIMITED (No. 4, $5.83 billion; CEO: Vince Hawksworth) and SPARK NEW ZEALAND LIMITED (No. 5, $5.58 billion; CEO: Jolie Hodson).
Overall, among New Zealand’s largest companies by market capitalization, the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth positions are held by INFRATIL LIMITED, EBOS GROUP LIMITED, MAINFREIGHT LIMITED, CONTACT ENERGY LIMITED, THE A2 MILK COMPANY LIMITED.
Which one is the most valuable in New Zealand by market cap?
This list comprises the biggest companies currently in New Zealand by market cap in 2024:
New Zealand’s Largest Companies by market capitalization, 2024
| Rank | Company | Market Cap (US$) | CEO |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MERIDIAN ENERGY LIMITED | $9.32billion | Neal Barclay |
| 2 | FISHER & PAYKEL HEALTHCARE CORPORATION LIMITED | $8.81billion | Lewis Gradon |
| 3 | AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED | $7.32billion | Patrick Strange |
| 4 | MERCURY NZ LIMITED | $5.83billion | Vince Hawksworth |
| 5 | SPARK NEW ZEALAND LIMITED | $5.58billion | Jolie Hodson |
| 6 | INFRATIL LIMITED | $5.26billion | Jason Boyes |
| 7 | EBOS GROUP LIMITED | $4.31billion | John Cullity |
| 8 | MAINFREIGHT LIMITED | $4.18billion | Donald R Braid |
| 9 | CONTACT ENERGY LIMITED | $3.9billion | Mike Fuge |
| 10 | THE A2 MILK COMPANY LIMITED | $2.7billion | David Bortolussi |
| 11 | FONTERRA CO-OPERATIVE GROUP LIMITED | $2.69billion | Miles Hurrell |
| 12 | VECTOR LIMITED | $2.27billion | Simon James MacKenzie |
| 13 | PORT OF TAURANGA LIMITED | $2.23billion | Leonard Sampson |
| 14 | CHORUS LIMITED | $2.11billion | JB Rousselot |
| 15 | FLETCHER BUILDING LIMITED | $1.99billion | Ross Taylor |
| 16 | RYMAN HEALTHCARE LIMITED | $1.89billion | Richard Umbers |
| 17 | GOODMAN PROPERTY TRUST | $1.87billion | Gregory Goodman |
| 18 | GENESIS ENERGY LIMITED | $1.62billion | Malcom Johns |
| 19 | SUMMERSET GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED | $1.57billion | Scott Scoullar |
| 20 | AIR NEW ZEALAND LIMITED | $1.24billion | Greg Foran |
| 21 | PRECINCT PROPERTIES NZ LTD & PRECINCT PROPERTIES INVESTMENTS LTD | $1.14billion | Scott Pritchard |
| 22 | FREIGHTWAYS GROUP LIMITED | $0.926billion | Mark Troughear |
| 23 | SKYCITY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP LIMITED | $0.912billion | Michael Ahearne |
| 24 | VITAL HEALTHCARE PROPERTY TRUST | $0.861billion | Graham Stuart |
| 25 | KIWI PROPERTY GROUP LIMITED | $0.816billion | Clive Mackenzie |
| 26 | THE WAREHOUSE GROUP LIMITED | $0.274billion | Nick Grayston |
| 27 | SCALES CORPORATION LIMITED | $0.267billion | Andy Borland |
| 28 | KINGFISH LIMITED | $0.262billion | Vincent Erenst |
| 29 | OCEANIA HEALTHCARE LIMITED | $0.261billion | Brent Pattison |
| 30 | TURNERS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP LIMITED | $0.254billion | Todd Hunter |
| 31 | INVESTORE PROPERTY LIMITED | $0.250billion | Philip Littlewood |
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