“List of public corporations by market capitalization”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The following is a list of publicly traded companies having the greatest market capitalization. This list is primarily based on the Financial Times Global 500 rankings. The list of non-public companies by estimated market value is attached for comparison.

Market capitalization is calculated from the share price (as recorded on selected day) multiplied by the number of outstanding shares.^[1] Figures are converted into USD millions (using rate from selected day) to allow for comparison. Only companies with free float at least 15% are included, value of unlisted stock classes is excluded. Investment companies are not included in the list.^[2]

Record market capitalizations

Some major thresholds achieved for market capitalizations, including first $1 trillion and latest all-time high.

Publicly traded companies

2019

This list is up to date {{as of|2019|03|31|df=US|lc=y}}. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First Quarter
1	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}904,860^[9]
2	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}895,670^[10]
3	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}874,710^[11]
4	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}818,160^[12]
5	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}493,750^[13]
6	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}475,730^[14]
7	China}}	Alibaba Group {{increase}}472,940^[15]
8	China}}	Tencent {{increase}}440,980^[16]
9	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}372,230^[17]
10	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}342,170^[9]

2018

This list is up to date {{as of|2018|12|31|df=US|lc=y}}. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First Quarter		Second Quarter		Third Quarter		Fourth Quarter
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}851,317	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}909,840^[10]	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}1,091,000^[10]	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}780,520^[9]
2	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{decrease}}715,404	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}824,790^[11]	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}976,650^[11]	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}748,680^[10]
3	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}702,760^[9]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}774,840^[12]	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}877,400^[9]	United States}}	Amazon.com {{decrease}}735,900^[11]
4	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}700,672^[11]	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}757,640^[9]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}839,740^[11]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{decrease}}728,360^[11]
5	China}}	Tencent {{increase}}507,990^[16]	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}562,480^[14]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}523,520^[13]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}499,590^[13]
6	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}492,019^[13]	China}}	Tencent {{decrease}}478,580^[12]	United States}}	Facebook {{decrease}}473,850^[14]	United States}}	Facebook {{decrease}}375,890^[14]
7	China}}	Alibaba Group {{increase}}470,930^[15]	China}}	Alibaba Group {{increase}}476,040^[15]	China}}	Alibaba Group {{decrease}}423,600^[15]	China}}	Tencent {{decrease}}375,110^[12]
8	United States}}	Facebook {{decrease}}464,189^[14]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}463,980^[13]	China}}	Tencent {{decrease}}388,080^[12]	China}}	Alibaba Group {{decrease}}355,130^[15]
9	United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{increase}}377,410^[49]	United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{decrease}}354,780^[49]	United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{increase}}379,440^[49]	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}346,110^[17]
10	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}343,780^[17]	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}350,270 ^[13]	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}370,650^[17]	United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{decrease}}324,660^[49]

2017

This list is up to date {{as of|2017|12|31|df=US|lc=y}}. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[14]^[58]		Second quarter^[15]^[58]		Third quarter^[16]^[58]		Fourth quarter
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}753,718	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}749,124	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}791,726	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}868,880^[10]
2	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}573,570^[12]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}628,610^[12]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}664,550^[12]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}727,040^[12]
3	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}508,935	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}528,778	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}568,965	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}659,910^[17]
4	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}423,031	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}466,471	United States}}	Amazon.com {{decrease}}459,435	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}563,540^[18]
5	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}410,880^[13]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}418,880^[13]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}451,840^[13]	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}512,760^[19]
6	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}339,897	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}357,310	China}}	Alibaba Group {{increase}}436,850^[15]	China}}	Tencent {{increase}}493,340^[20]
7	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}337,947	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}357,176	China}}	Tencent {{increase}}405,007	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}489,490^[13]
8	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}334,552	China}}	Alibaba Group {{increase}}356,390^[21]	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}399,946	China}}	Alibaba Group {{increase}}440,712^[20]
9	United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{increase}}313,761	China}}	Tencent {{increase}}344,879	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}348,248	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}375,360^[22]
10	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}278,516	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}341,947	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}347,497	{{flagicon\|United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{increase}}371,050^[23]

2016

This list is up to date {{as of|2016|12|31|df=US|lc=y}}. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[24]^[58]		Second quarter^[25]^[58]		Third quarter^[26]^[58]		Fourth quarter^[27]^[58]
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}607,465	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}517,069	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}604,475	{{flagicon\|United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}617,588.49
2	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}535,660^[12]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{decrease}}475,320^[12]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{increase}}535,660^[12]	United States}}	Alphabet Inc. {{decrease}}531,970^[28]
3	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}439,734	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}397,268	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}447,290	{{flagicon\|United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}483,160.28
4	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}350,991	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}383,396	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}393,030	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}404,390^[29]
5	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}349,740^[29]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}345,860^[29]	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{decrease}}358,519	United States}}	ExxonMobil {{increase}}374,280
6	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}300,604	United States}}	Amazon.com {{increase}}337,641	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}358,300^[29]	{{flagicon\|United States}}	Amazon.com {{decrease}}356,313.12
7	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}295,546	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}328,234	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}320,836	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}313,432.46
8	United States}}	Amazon.com {{decrease}}281,888	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}280,927	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}297,548	{{flagicon\|United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{increase}}308,768.42
9	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}259,192	United States}}	Facebook {{increase}}263,930	China}}	Tencent {{increase}}265,603	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}279,545.92
10	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{decrease}}246,035	United States}}	AT&T {{increase}}261,035	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}261,876	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{decrease}}276,779.12

2015

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date {{as of|2015|12|31|df=US|lc=y}}. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[30]		Second quarter^[31]		Third quarter^[32]^[33]		Fourth quarter^[34]^[33]
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}724,773.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}722,576.9	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}621,939	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}598,344
2	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}356,548.7	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}357,154.4	United States}}	Google {{increase}}407,870^[28]	United States}}	Alphabet {{increase}}534,090^[28]
3	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}356,510.7	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}347,868.1	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}347,432	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}449,799
4	United States}}	Google {{increase}}345,849.2^[35]	United States}}	Google {{increase}}336,014.5^[28]	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}318,180^[29]	{{flagicon\|United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}323,750^[29]
5	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}333,524.8	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}336,014.5	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}304,245	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}325,167
6	China}}	Petro China {{increase}}329,715.1	China}}	Petro China {{decrease}}319,391.6	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}257,637	United States}}	Amazon {{increase}}323,009
7	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{decrease}}279,919.7	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}298,531.5	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}248,069	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}313,892
8	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}279,723.9	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}289,591.3	China}}	China Mobile {{increase}}243,186	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}287,153
9	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}275,389.1	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}270,260.8	Switzerland}}	Novartis {{increase}}240,373	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}281,770
10	Switzerland}}	Novartis {{increase}}267,897.0	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}267,717.4	Switzerland}}	Nestlé {{increase}}233,361	United States}}	JPMorgan Chase {{increase}}245,126

2014

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date {{as of|2014|12|31|df=US|lc=y}}. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[36]		Second quarter^[37]		Third quarter^[38]		Fourth quarter^[39]
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}478,766.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}560,337.4	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}603,277.4	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}647,361.0
2	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}422,098.3	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}432,357.3	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}401,094.1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}391,481.9
3	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}340,216.8	United States}}	Google {{increase}}358,347.3	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}381,959.7	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}382,880.3
4	United States}}	Google {{increase}}313,003.9	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}344,458.8	United States}}	Google {{increase}}361,998.4	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}370,652.6
5	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}308,090.6	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}312,216.7	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}340,055.0	United States}}	Google {{decrease}}329,768.5
6	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}277,826.2	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}276,837.0	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}300,614.2	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}305,536.1
7	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}261,217.5	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}261,217.5	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}270,782.4	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}292,702.8
8	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}259,547.3	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}269,563.4	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}257,068.4	United States}}	Wells Fargo {{increase}}284,385.6
9	Switzerland}}	Hoffmann-La Roche {{increase}}258,542.1	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}263,529.6	Switzerland}}	Novartis {{increase}}255,326.4	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}276,807.4
10	United States}}	Walmart {{decrease}}246,805.7	Switzerland}}	Hoffmann-La Roche {{decrease}}256,322.8	Switzerland}}	Hoffmann-La Roche {{decrease}}254,543.8	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}271,146.1

2013

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2013. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[40]		Second quarter^[41]		Third quarter^[42]		Fourth quarter^[43]
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}415,683.3	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}401,729.8	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}433,099.6	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}504,770.8
2	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}403,733.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}372,202.3	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}378,716.2	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}442,142.8
3	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}256,801.8	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}288,488.8	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}280,001.5	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}312,297.3
4	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}254,618.7	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}276,548.5	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}277,220.9	United States}}	Google {{increase}}310,079.1
5	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}246,373.3	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}244,079.4	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}244,298.5	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}292,396.0
6	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}239,775.6	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}241,170.9	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}243,290.4	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}283,589.8
7	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}239,602.3	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}239,787.2	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}240,773.3	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}258,415.4
8	United States}}	IBM {{increase}}237,724.7	United States}}	Google {{increase}}238,688.6	United States}}	Google {{decrease}}237,479.4	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}254,622.8
9	Switzerland}}	Nestlé {{increase}}233,792.1	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{decrease}}229,402.6	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}234,740.8	Switzerland}}	Hoffmann-La Roche {{increase}}241,368.0
10	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}230,831.2	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}226,879.8	Switzerland}}	Hoffmann-La Roche {{increase}}232,495.2	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}240,223.4

2012

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2012. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[44]		Second quarter^[45]		Third quarter^[46]		Fourth quarter^[47]
1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}559,002.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}546,076.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}625,348.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}500,610.7
2	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}408,777.4	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}400,139.1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}422,127.5	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}394,610.9
3	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}278,968.4	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}257,685.8	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}253,853.3	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}264,833.4
4	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}270,644.1	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}256,982.4	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}249,489.8	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{increase}}247,409.0
5	United States}}	IBM {{increase}}241,754.6	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}235,900.3	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}248,074.4	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}236,457.9
6	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}236,335.4	United States}}	IBM {{decrease}}225,598.5	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}239,791.2	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}234,040.2
7	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}222,425.1	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}220,806.3	United States}}	IBM {{increase}}237,068.4	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}228,245.4
8	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}220,978.9	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{decrease}}219,481.3	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}228,707.1	South Korea}}	Samsung Electronics {{increase}}227,581.8
9	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}212,317.7	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}217,048.2	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}222,817.8	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}224,801.0
10	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}211,950.6	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}211,196.0	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}222,669.6	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{steady}}222,669.6

2011

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2011. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[48]		Second quarter^[49]		Third quarter^[50]		Fourth quarter^[51]
1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}417,166.7	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}400,884.5	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}353,518.1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}406,272.1
2	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}326,199.2	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{decrease}}310,412.3	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}353,135.2	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}376,410.6
3	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}321,072.1	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}303,649.9	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}276,473.9	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}276,844.9
4	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}251,078.1	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}246,850.5	United States}}	IBM {{increase}}208,843.5	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}236,677.0
5	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}247,417.6	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{decrease}}233,626.5	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}208,534.9	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}228,168.1
6	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{increase}}247,079.5	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}225,122.8	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}206,021.4	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}218,380.1
7	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}232,608.6	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}219,251.9	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}198,778.7	United States}}	IBM {{increase}}216,724.4
8	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}226,128.7	Switzerland}}	Nestlé {{increase}}215,017.5	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}197,061.1	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}211,893.9
9	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{increase}}215,780.6	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{decrease}}210,111.4	Switzerland}}	Nestlé {{decrease}}191,115.6	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}204,659.8
10	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}213,336.4	United States}}	IBM {{increase}}207,781.4	United States}}	Chevron Corporation {{decrease}}185,456.1	China}}	China Mobile {{decrease}}196,148.4

2000–2010

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2010

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2010. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[52]		Second quarter^[53]		Third quarter^[54]		Fourth quarter^[55]
1	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}329,259.7	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}291,789.1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}314,622.5	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}368,711.5
2	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}316,230.8	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}268,504.8	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}270,889.9	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}303,273.6
3	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}256,864.7	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}228,876.8	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}259,223.4	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}295,886.3
4	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}246,419.8	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}211,258.7	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}220,616.5	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{increase}}243,540.3
5	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}213,096.7	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}201,655.8	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}213,364.1	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}238,784.5
6	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{increase}}209,935.1	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}201,471.2	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}210,676.4	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}233,369.1
7	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}209,000.7	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{decrease}}197,356.8	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}205,339.6	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}229,066.6
8	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}200,620.5	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}189,170.7	United States}}	Berkshire Hathaway {{increase}}204,792.0	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}222,245.1
9	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}194,246.2	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}178,322.7	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}202,998.4	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}208,593.7
10	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}192,998.6	United States}}	Procter & Gamble 172,736.5	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{increase}}196,866.0	Switzerland}}	Nestlé {{increase}}203,534.3

2009

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2009. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter ^[56]		Second quarter ^[57]		Third quarter ^[58]		Fourth quarter ^[59]
1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}336,527	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}366,662.9	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}329,725	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}353,140.1
2	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}287,185	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}341,140.3	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}325,097.5	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}323,717.1
3	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}204,365	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}257,004.4	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}237,951.5	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}270,635.4
4	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}187,885	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}211,546.2	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}229,630.7	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}268,956.2
5	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{decrease}}174,673	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}200,832.4	United Kingdom}}	HSBC {{increase}}198,561.1	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}203,653.6
6	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}163,320	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}188,752.0	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{decrease}}195,680.4	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}201,436.1
7	United States}}	AT&T {{decrease}}148,511	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}182,186.7	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}189,331.6	Australia}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	BHP Billiton {{increase}}201,248
8	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}145,481	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}165,056.9	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}189,027.7	United Kingdom}}	HSBC {{increase}}199,254.9
9	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}138,999	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}156,515.9	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}186,816.7	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}199,107.9
10	United States}}	Procter & Gamble {{decrease}}138,013	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}156,386.7	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}175,986.1	United States}}	Apple Inc. {{increase}}189,801.7

2008

This Financial Times Global 500–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2008. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter ^[60]		Second quarter ^[61]		Third quarter ^[62]		Fourth quarter ^[63]
1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}452,505	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}465,652	{{flagicon\|United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}403,366	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}406,067
2	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}423,996	China}}	PetroChina {{increase}}341,140.3	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}325,097.5	China}}	PetroChina {{decrease}}259,836
3	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}369,569	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}257,004.4	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}237,951.5	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}219,898
4	Russia}}	Gazprom {{decrease}}299,764	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}211,546.2	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}229,630.7	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}201,291
5	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{decrease}}298,093	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}200,832.4	United Kingdom}}	HSBC {{increase}}198,561.1	United States}}	Procter & Gamble {{decrease}}184,576
6	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}277,236	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{decrease}}188,752.0	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{decrease}}195,680.4	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}173,930
7	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}264,132	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}182,186.7	United States}}	Wal-Mart {{increase}}189,331.6	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}172,929
8	United States}}	AT&T {{decrease}}231,168	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}165,056.9	Brazil}}	Petrobras {{increase}}189,027.7	United States}}	AT&T {{increase}}167,950
9	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}220,110	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{increase}}156,515.9	China}}	China Construction Bank {{increase}}186,816.7	United States}}	Johnson & Johnson {{decrease}}166,002
10	United States}}	Procter & Gamble {{decrease}}215,640	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}156,386.7	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}175,986.1	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}161,278

2007

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of December 31, 2007. Indicated changes in rank and market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	First quarter^[64]		Second quarter^[65]		Third quarter^[66]		Fourth quarter^[67]
1	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}429,567	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}472,519	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{increase}}513,362	China}}	Petrochina {{increase}}723,952
2	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}363,611	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}393,831	United States}}	General Electric {{increase}}424,191	United States}}	Exxon Mobil {{decrease}}511,887
3	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}272,912	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}281,934	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}327,937	United States}}	General Electric {{decrease}}374,637
4	United States}}	Citigroup {{decrease}}252,857	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}266,141	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}279,269	Hong Kong}}	China Mobile {{increase}}354,120
5	United States}}	AT&T {{increase}}246,206	United States}}	AT&T {{increase}}255,871	United States}}	Microsoft {{decrease}}276,202	China}}	ICBC {{increase}}338,989
6	Russia}}	Gazprom {{decrease}}245,911	United States}}	Citigroup {{increase}}253,703	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}264,397	United States}}	Microsoft {{increase}}333,054
7	Japan}}	Toyota Motor Corporation {{decrease}}230,832	Russia}}	Gazprom {{decrease}}245,757	Russia}}	Gazprom {{increase}}260,249	Russia}}	Gazprom {{increase}}329,591
8	United States}}	Bank of America {{decrease}}228,177	United States}}	BP {{increase}}231,491	United States}}	AT&T {{increase}}258,047	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{increase}}269,544
9	China}}	ICBC {{decrease}}224,788	Japan}}	Toyota Motor Corporation {{decrease}}228,009	United States}}	Citigroup {{decrease}}232,162	United States}}	AT&T {{decrease}}252,051
10	The Netherlands}} {{flagicon\|United Kingdom}}	Royal Dutch Shell {{decrease}}214,018	United States}}	Bank of America {{decrease}}216,963	United States}}	Bank of America {{increase}}223,066	China}}	Sinopec {{increase}}249,645

2006

Fourth quarter

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of December 2006.^[68] Indicated changes in rank and market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
{{steady}}1	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	{{profit}}446,943
{{steady}}2	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	{{profit}}383,564
{{steady}}3	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	{{profit}}293,537
{{profit}}4	Citigroup	United States	Banking	{{profit}}273,691
{{loss}}5	Gazprom	Russia	Oil and gas	{{profit}}271,482
{{profit}}6	Industrial and Commercial Bank of China	China	Banking	{{profit}}254,592
{{profit}}7	Toyota Motor Corporation	Japan	Automotive	{{profit}}241,161
{{loss}}8	Bank of America	United States	Banking	{{loss}}239,758
{{loss}}9	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	{{profit}}225,781
{{loss}}10	BP	United Kingdom	Oil and gas	{{profit}}218,643

Third quarter

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 30 September 2006.^[69] Indicated changes in rank and market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
{{steady}}1	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	{{profit}}398,906
{{steady}}2	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	{{profit}}364,414
{{profit}}3	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	{{profit}}272,679.0
{{loss}}4	Gazprom	Russia	Oil and gas	{{loss}}254,634.3
{{loss}}5	Citigroup	United States	Banking	{{profit}}246,727
{{profit}}6	Bank of America	United States	Banking	{{profit}}242,451
{{steady}}7	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	{{loss}}216,368
{{loss}}8	BP	United Kingdom	Oil and gas	{{loss}}215,623
{{steady}}9	HSBC	United Kingdom	Banking	{{profit}}209,774
{{profit}}10	Pfizer	United States	Health care	{{profit}}206,785

Second quarter

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 30 June 2006.^[70] Indicated changes in rank and market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
{{steady}}1	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	{{loss}}371,187
{{steady}}2	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	{{loss}}342,731
{{profit}}3	Gazprom	Russia	Oil and gas	{{profit}}246,341
{{steady}}4	Citigroup	United States	Banking	{{profit}}239,862
{{loss}}5	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	{{loss}}237,688
{{loss}}6	BP	United Kingdom	Oil and gas	{{profit}}233,151
{{steady}}7	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	{{profit}}224,925
{{loss}}8	Bank of America	United States	Banking	{{profit}}219,504
{{profit}}9	HSBC	United Kingdom	Banking	{{profit}}201,854
{{loss}}10	Wal-Mart	United States	Retail	{{profit}}200,762

First quarter

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of March 2006.^[71] Indicated changes in rank and market value are relative to the previous quarter.

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Industry	Market value (USD million)
{{profit}}1	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	{{profit}}371,631
{{loss}}2	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	{{loss}}362,527
{{steady}}3	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	{{profit}}281,171
{{steady}}4	Citigroup	United States	Banking	{{loss}}238,935
{{steady}}5	BP	United Kingdom	Oil and gas	{{profit}}233,260
{{profit}}6	Bank of America	United States	Banking	{{profit}}211,706
{{loss}}7	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	{{profit}}211,280
{{loss}}8	Wal-Mart	United States	Retail	{{profit}}196,860
{{steady}}9	Toyota Motor Corporation	Japan	Automotive	{{profit}}196,731
{{profit}}10	Gazprom	Russia	Oil and gas	{{profit}}196,339

2000

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 31 March 2001.^[76]

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
1	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	477,406
2	Cisco Systems	United States	Networking hardware	304,699
3	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	286,367
4	Pfizer	United States	Health care	263,996
5	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	258,436
6	Wal-Mart	United States	Retail	250,955
7	Citigroup	United States	Banking	250,143
8	Vodafone	United Kingdom	Telecommunications	227,175
9	Intel Corporation	United States	Computer hardware	227,048
10	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	206,340

1996–1999

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1999

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 31 March 2000.^[77]

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
1	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	586,197
2	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	474,956
3	NTT DoCoMo	Japan	Telecommunications	366,204
4	Cisco Systems	United States	Networking hardware	348,965
5	Wal-Mart	United States	Retail	286,153
6	Intel Corporation	United States	Computer hardware	277,096
7	Nippon Telegraph and Telephone	Japan	Telecommunications	274,905
8	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	265,894
9	Lucent Technologies	United States	Telecommunications	237,668
10	Deutsche Telekom	Germany	Telecommunications	209,628

1998

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 30 September 1998.^[78]

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
1	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	271,854
2	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	258,871
3	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	172,213
4	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	164,157
5	Merck	United States	Health care	154,753
6	Pfizer	United States	Health care	148,074
7	Intel Corporation	United States	Computer hardware	144,060
8	The Coca-Cola Company	United States	Beverage	142,164
9	Wal-Mart	United States	Retail	123,062
10	IBM	United States	Software industry, Computer hardware	121,184

1997

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 30 September 1997.^[79]

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
1	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	222,748
2	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	191,002
3	Microsoft	United States	Software industry	159,660
4	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	157,970
5	The Coca-Cola Company	United States	Beverage	151,288
6	Intel Corporation	United States	Computer hardware	150,838
7	Nippon Telegraph and Telephone	Japan	Telecommunications	146,139
8	Merck	United States	Health care	120,757
9	Toyota Motor Corporation	Japan	Automotive	116,585
10	Novartis	Switzerland	Health care	104,468

1996

This Financial Times–based list is up to date as of 30 September 1996.^[80]

Rank	Name	Headquarters	Primary industry	Market value (USD million)
1	General Electric	United States	Conglomerate	136,515
2	Royal Dutch Shell	The Netherlands	Oil and gas	128,206
3	The Coca-Cola Company	United States	Beverage	117,258
4	Nippon Telegraph and Telephone	Japan	Telecommunications	113,609
5	Exxon Mobil	United States	Oil and gas	102,161

Non-public companies

This Financial Times Non-Public 150 based list is up to date as of December, 2006. All companies in top 10 are government-owned corporations. Figures are in USD millions.

Rank	2006 ^[81]
1	China}}	State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council 1,560,000^[82]
2	Saudi Arabia}}	Saudi Aramco 781,000
3	Mexico}}	Pemex 415,000
4	Venezuela}}	Petróleos de Venezuela 388,000
5	Kuwait}}	Kuwait Petroleum Corporation 378,000
6	Malaysia}}	Petronas 232,000
7	Algeria}}	Sonatrach 224,000
8	Iran}}	National Iranian Oil Company 220,000
9	Japan}}	Japan Post Holdings (priv. 2007) 156,000
10	Indonesia}}	Pertamina 140,000

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