Fortune 500 Companies 2026 — Full List, Revenue & Live Prices

Fortune 500 companies, ranked by revenue

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Fortune 500 (2026) · revenue-ranked
#	Company	Industry	Revenue	Market Cap	Price ($)	Chg%	Employees	Headquarters	CEO
1	AmazonAMZN	Internet Services and Retailing	$716.9B	$2.6T	—	—	1,556,000	Seattle, Washington	Andrew R. Jassy
2	WalmartWMT	General Merchandisers	$713.2B	$866.0B	—	—	2,100,000	Bentonville, Arkansas	John R. Furner
3	UnitedHealthUNH	Health Care: Insurance and Managed Care	$447.6B	$387.4B	—	—	400,000	Eden Prairie, Minnesota	Stephen J. Hemsley
4	AppleAAPL	Computers, Office Equipment	$416.2B	$4.3T	—	—	164,000	Cupertino, California	Tim Cook
5	McKessonMCK	Wholesalers: Health Care	$403.4B	$89.9B	—	—	48,000	Irving, Texas	Brian Tyler
6	AlphabetGOOGL	Internet Services and Retailing	$402.8B	$4.4T	—	—	183,323	Mountain View, California	Sundar Pichai
7	CVS HealthCVS	Health Care: Pharmacy and Other Services	$402.1B	$133.7B	—	—	259,500	Woonsocket, Rhode Island	David Joyner
8	Berkshire HathawayBRK-A	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$371.4B	$1.1T	—	—	392,400	Omaha, Nebraska	Greg Abel
9	Exxon MobilXOM	Petroleum Refining	$332.2B	$564.9B	—	—	60,900	Spring, Texas	Darren Woods
10	CencoraCOR	Wholesalers: Health Care	$321.3B	$56.1B	—	—	44,000	Conshohocken, Pennsylvania	Robert Mauch
11	MicrosoftMSFT	Computer Software	$281.7B	$2.9T	—	—	228,000	Redmond, Washington	Satya Nadella
12	CostcoCOST	General Merchandisers	$275.2B	$410.1B	—	—	333,000	Issaquah, Washington	Ron Vachris
13	CignaCI	Health Care: Pharmacy and Other Services	$274.9B	$73.3B	—	—	72,398	Bloomfield, Connecticut	David Cordani
14	Cardinal HealthCAH	Wholesalers: Health Care	$222.6B	$55.7B	—	—	48,411	Dublin, Ohio	Jason Hollar
15	NvidiaNVDA	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$215.9B	$4.8T	—	—	36,000	Santa Clara, California	Jensen Huang
16	MetaMETA	Internet Services and Retailing	$201.0B	$1.6T	—	—	74,067	Menlo Park, California	Mark Zuckerberg
17	Elevance HealthELV	Health Care: Insurance and Managed Care	$199.1B	$90.4B	—	—	103,679	Indianapolis, Indiana	Gail Boudreaux
18	CenteneCNC	Health Care: Insurance and Managed Care	$194.8B	$33.8B	—	—	60,500	St. Louis, Missouri	Sarah London
19	ChevronCVX	Petroleum Refining	$189.0B	$330.0B	—	—	45,298	Houston, Texas	Michael Wirth
20	Ford MotorF	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$187.3B	$54.4B	—	—	171,000	Dearborn, Michigan	James Farley Jr.
21	General MotorsGM	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$185.0B	$68.1B	—	—	162,000	Detroit, Michigan	Mary Barra
22	JPMorgan ChaseJPM	Commercial Banks	$182.4B	$895.1B	—	—	317,233	New York, New York	Jamie Dimon
23	Home DepotHD	Specialty Retailers: Other	$164.7B	$349.8B	—	—	470,100	Atlanta, Georgia	Ted Decker
24	Fannie MaeFNMA	Diversified Financials	$152.7B	$7.3B	—	—	8,200	Washington, District Of Columbia	Peter Akwaboah
25	WalgreensPrivate	Food & Drug Stores	$147.7B	Non-public	—	—	252,500	Deerfield, Illinois	Timothy Wentworth
26	KrogerKR	Food & Drug Stores	$147.6B	$34.5B	—	—	409,000	Cincinnati, Ohio	Ron Sargent
27	VerizonVZ	Telecommunications	$138.2B	$175.3B	—	—	99,600	New York, New York	Hans Vestberg
28	Marathon PetroleumMPC	Petroleum Refining	$132.7B	$77.3B	—	—	18,300	Findlay, Ohio	Maryann Mannen
29	StoneXSNEX	Diversified Financials	$132.4B	$9.8B	—	—	4,500	New York, New York	Philip Smith
30	Phillips 66PSX	Petroleum Refining	$132.4B	$70.0B	—	—	13,200	Houston, Texas	Mark Lashier
31	HumanaHUM	Health Care: Insurance and Managed Care	$129.7B	$49.2B	—	—	65,680	Louisville, Kentucky	Jim Rechtin
32	AT&TT	Telecommunications	$125.6B	$142.3B	—	—	140,990	Dallas, Texas	John Stankey
33	ComcastCMCSA	Telecommunications	$123.7B	$84.8B	—	—	182,000	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Brian Roberts
34	State FarmPrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Mutual)	$123.0B	Non-public	—	—	67,381	Bloomington, Illinois	Jon Farney
35	Valero EnergyVLO	Petroleum Refining	$122.7B	$80.0B	—	—	9,910	San Antonio, Texas	Lane Riggs
36	Freddie MacFMCC	Diversified Financials	$122.1B	$3.8B	—	—	8,090	McLean, Virginia	Kenny M. Smith
37	Dell TechnologiesDELL	Computers, Office Equipment	$113.5B	$274.8B	—	—	108,000	Round Rock, Texas	Michael Dell
38	Bank of AmericaBAC	Commercial Banks	$113.1B	$414.2B	—	—	213,193	Charlotte, North Carolina	Brian Moynihan
39	Bank of New YorkBK	Commercial Banks	$113.1B	$414.2B	—	—	51,800	New York, New York	Robin Vince
40	TargetTGT	General Merchandisers	$104.8B	$59.2B	—	—	440,000	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Michael Fiddelke
41	TeslaTSLA	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$94.8B	$1.6T	—	—	125,665	Austin, Texas	Elon Musk
42	Walt DisneyDIS	Entertainment	$94.4B	$166.2B	—	—	205,040	Burbank, California	Robert Iger
43	Johnson & JohnsonJNJ	Pharmaceuticals	$94.2B	$611.4B	—	—	138,100	New Brunswick, New Jersey	Joaquin Duato
44	PepsiCoPEP	Food Consumer Products	$93.9B	$193.0B	—	—	319,000	Purchase, New York	Ramon Laguarta
45	BoeingBA	Aerospace & Defense	$89.5B	$172.3B	—	—	172,000	Arlington, Virginia	Kelly Ortberg
46	UPSUPS	Mail, Package and Freight Delivery	$88.7B	$93.1B	—	—	372,180	Atlanta, Georgia	Carol Tome
47	RTXRTX	Aerospace & Defense	$88.6B	$258.3B	—	—	186,000	Arlington, Virginia	Christopher Calio
48	FedExFDX	Mail, Package and Freight Delivery	$87.9B	$74.9B	—	—	422,100	Memphis, Tennessee	Rajesh Subramaniam
49	ProgressivePGR	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$87.7B	$131.2B	—	—	66,308	Mayfield Village, Ohio	Susan Patricia Griffith
50	Lowe'sLOW	Specialty Retailers: Other	$86.3B	$124.4B	—	—	215,500	Mooresville, North Carolina	Marvin Ellison
51	Energy TransferET	Pipelines	$85.5B	$65.6B	—	—	16,248	Dallas, Texas	Thomas Long
52	CitiC	Commercial Banks	$85.2B	$239.0B	—	—	227,855	New York, New York	Jane Fraser
53	Procter & GamblePG	Household and Personal Products	$84.3B	$343.3B	—	—	108,000	Cincinnati, Ohio	Jon Moeller
54	Wells FargoWFC	Commercial Banks	$83.7B	$263.0B	—	—	217,502	San Francisco, California	Charles Scharf
55	AlbertsonsACI	Food & Drug Stores	$83.2B	$6.8B	—	—	196,650	Boise, Idaho	Susan Morris
56	SyscoSYY	Wholesalers: Food and Grocery	$81.4B	$39.9B	—	—	76,000	Houston, Texas	Kevin Hourican
57	Archer Daniels MidlandADM	Food Production	$80.3B	$36.9B	—	—	43,213	Chicago, Illinois	Juan Luciano
58	MetLifeMET	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$77.1B	$56.1B	—	—	45,000	New York, New York	Michel Khalaf
59	HCA HealthcareHCA	Health Care: Medical Facilities	$75.6B	$87.2B	—	—	271,000	Nashville, Tennessee	Samuel Hazen
60	Lockheed MartinLMT	Aerospace & Defense	$75.0B	$120.3B	—	—	121,000	Bethesda, Maryland	James Taiclet
61	American ExpressAXP	Diversified Financials	$72.2B	$237.4B	—	—	75,100	New York, New York	Stephen Squeri
62	Morgan StanleyMS	Commercial Banks	$70.6B	$334.2B	—	—	80,478	New York, New York	Edward Pick
63	AllstateALL	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$67.7B	$62.6B	—	—	55,200	Northbrook, Illinois	Thomas Wilson
64	CaterpillarCAT	Construction and Farm Machinery	$67.6B	$456.6B	—	—	112,900	Irving, Texas	Joseph E. Creed
65	IBMIBM	Information Technology Services	$67.5B	$269.0B	—	—	284,500	Armonk, New York	Arvind Krishna
66	OracleORCL	Computer Software	$67.4B	$410.5B	—	—	159,000	Austin, Texas	Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia
67	Eli LillyLLY	Pharmaceuticals	$65.2B	$1.1T	—	—	47,000	Indianapolis, Indiana	David Ricks
68	MerckMRK	Pharmaceuticals	$65.0B	$309.6B	—	—	74,000	Rahway, New Jersey	Robert Davis
69	BroadcomAVGO	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$63.9B	$1.8T	—	—	37,000	Palo Alto, California	Hock Tan
70	Delta AirlinesDAL	Airlines	$63.4B	$61.1B	—	—	103,000	Atlanta, Georgia	Edward Bastian
71	Performance FoodPFGC	Wholesalers: Food and Grocery	$63.3B	$17.7B	—	—	36,815	Richmond, Virginia	George Holm
72	New York Life InsurancePrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$62.6B	Non-public	—	—	15,131	New York, New York	Craig DeSanto
73	PfizerPFE	Pharmaceuticals	$62.6B	$136.1B	—	—	81,000	New York, New York	Albert Bourla
74	TD SynnexSNX	Wholesalers: Electronics and Office Equipment	$62.5B	$20.7B	—	—	25,750	Fremont, California	Patrick Zammit
75	AbbVieABBV	Pharmaceuticals	$61.2B	$443.6B	—	—	55,000	North Chicago, Illinois	Robert Michael
76	Prudential FinancialPRU	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$60.8B	$38.6B	—	—	37,936	Newark, New Jersey	Andrew Sullivan
77	TJXTJX	Specialty Retailers: Apparel	$60.4B	$167.2B	—	—	364,000	Framingham, Massachusetts	Ernie Herrman
78	Publix Super MarketsPrivate	Food & Drug Stores	$60.2B	Non-public	—	—	255,000	Lakeland, Florida	Kevin Murphy
79	United AirlinesUAL	Airlines	$59.1B	$43.9B	—	—	107,300	Chicago, Illinois	Scott Kirby
80	ConocoPhillipsCOP	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$58.9B	$125.8B	—	—	11,800	Houston, Texas	Ryan Lance
81	NationwidePrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Mutual)	$58.6B	Non-public	—	—	22,453	Columbus, Ohio	Kirt Walker
82	Goldman SachsGS	Commercial Banks	$58.3B	$300.8B	—	—	46,500	New York, New York	David Solomon
83	Cisco SystemsCSCO	Network and Other Communications Equipment	$56.7B	$461.2B	—	—	90,400	San Jose, California	Charles Robbins
84	HPHPQ	Computers, Office Equipment	$55.3B	$20.1B	—	—	58,000	Palo Alto, California	Enrique Lores
85	Charter CommunicationsCHTR	Telecommunications	$54.8B	$21.9B	—	—	94,500	Stamford, Connecticut	Christopher Winfrey
86	American AirlinesAAL	Airlines	$54.6B	$12.0B	—	—	133,300	Fort Worth, Texas	Robert Isom
87	Tyson FoodsTSN	Food Production	$54.4B	$20.6B	—	—	138,000	Springdale, Arkansas	Donnie King
88	Capital OneCOF	Commercial Banks	$53.4B	$126.2B	—	—	52,600	McLean, Virginia	Richard Fairbank
89	IntelINTC	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$52.9B	$638.4B	—	—	108,900	Santa Clara, California	Lip-Bu Tan
90	Enterprise Products PartnersEPD	Pipelines	$52.6B	$79.0B	—	—	7,800	Houston, Texas	James Teague
91	Ingram MicroINGM	Wholesalers: Electronics and Office Equipment	$52.6B	$6.3B	—	—	26,125	Irvine, California	Paul Bay
92	General DynamicsGD	Aerospace & Defense	$52.6B	$98.1B	—	—	117,000	Reston, Virginia	Phebe Novakovic
93	UberUBER	Internet Services and Retailing	$52.0B	$147.9B	—	—	31,100	San Francisco, California	Dara Khosrowshahi
94	Liberty Mutual InsurancePrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$50.4B	Non-public	—	—	40,000	Boston, Massachusetts	Timothy Sweeney
95	TravelersTRV	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$48.8B	$71.2B	—	—	34,000	New York, New York	Alan Schnitzer
96	USAAPrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$48.6B	Non-public	—	—	38,018	San Antonio, Texas	Juan Andrade
97	Bristol-Myers SquibbBMY	Pharmaceuticals	$48.2B	$115.3B	—	—	34,100	Princeton, New Jersey	Christopher Boerner
98	Coca-ColaKO	Beverages	$47.9B	$349.7B	—	—	69,700	Atlanta, Georgia	Henrique Braun
99	TIAAPrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$46.9B	Non-public	—	—	15,623	New York, New York	Thasunda Brown Duckett
100	NikeNKE	Apparel	$46.3B	$63.8B	—	—	79,400	Beaverton, Oregon	Elliott Hill
101	General ElectricGE	Aerospace & Defense	$45.9B	$391.7B	—	—	53,000	Evendale, Ohio	Lawrence Culp Jr.
102	DeereDE	Construction and Farm Machinery	$45.7B	$169.4B	—	—	55,524	Moline, Illinois	John May
103	Molina HealthcareMOH	Health Care: Insurance and Managed Care	$45.4B	$12.1B	—	—	18,000	Long Beach, California	Joseph Zubretsky
104	NetflixNFLX	Entertainment	$45.2B	$312.4B	—	—	14,000	Los Gatos, California	Ted Sarandos & Greg Peters
105	Thermo Fisher ScientificTMO	Scientific, Photographic and Control Equipment	$44.6B	$190.8B	—	—	125,000	Waltham, Massachusetts	Marc Casper
106	Abbott LaboratoriesABT	Medical Products and Equipment	$44.3B	$160.6B	—	—	114,000	Abbott Park, Illinois	Robert Ford
107	QualcommQCOM	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$44.3B	$191.7B	—	—	49,000	San Diego, California	Cristiano Amon
108	Plains GPPAGP	Pipelines	$44.3B	$5.6B	—	—	4,200	Houston, Texas	Wilfred Chiang
109	Mass MutualPrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$43.1B	Non-public	—	—	11,192	Springfield, Massachusetts	Roger Crandall
110	Dollar GeneralDG	Specialty Retailers: Other	$42.7B	$25.4B	—	—	194,200	Goodlettsville, Tennessee	Todd Vasos
111	Northrop GrummanNOC	Aerospace & Defense	$42.0B	$73.9B	—	—	97,000	Falls Church, Virginia	Kathy Warden
112	Best BuyBBY	Specialty Retailers: Other	$41.7B	$16.3B	—	—	85,000	Richfield, Minnesota	Corie Barry
113	SalesforceCRM	Computer Software	$41.5B	$133.7B	—	—	76,453	San Francisco, California	Marc Benioff
114	Northwestern MutualPrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$41.4B	Non-public	—	—	8,249	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Timothy Gerend
115	Philip MorrisPM	Tobacco	$40.6B	$276.9B	—	—	83,100	Stamford, Connecticut	Jacek Olczak
116	CBRECBRE	Real Estate	$40.6B	$40.5B	—	—	140,000	Dallas, Texas	Robert Sulentic
117	VisaV	Financial Data Services	$40.0B	$667.7B	—	—	31,600	San Francisco, California	Ryan McInerney
118	DowDOW	Chemicals	$40.0B	$19.5B	—	—	36,000	Midland, Michigan	James Fitterling
119	US FoodsUSFD	Wholesalers: Food and Grocery	$39.4B	$22.4B	—	—	30,000	Rosemont, Illinois	David Flitman
120	MondelezMDLZ	Food Consumer Products	$38.5B	$76.2B	—	—	90,000	Chicago, Illinois	Dirk Van de Put
121	GE VernovaGEV	Energy	$38.1B	$304.8B	—	—	76,800	Cambridge, Massachusetts	Scott Strazik
122	Lithia MotorsLAD	Automotive Retailing, Services	$37.6B	$6.6B	—	—	30,164	Medford, Oregon	Bryan DeBoer
123	HoneywellHON	Industrial Machinery	$37.4B	$70.3B	—	—	102,000	Charlotte, North Carolina	Vimal Kapur
124	Micron TechnologyMU	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$37.4B	$1.2T	—	—	48,000	Boise, Idaho	Sanjay Mehrotra
125	Warner Bros. DiscoveryWBD	Entertainment	$37.3B	$67.2B	—	—	35,000	New York, New York	David Zaslav
126	StarbucksSBUX	Food Services	$37.2B	$117.8B	—	—	361,000	Seattle, Washington	Brian Niccol
127	World KinectWKC	Energy	$36.9B	$1.7B	—	—	4,745	Miami, Florida	Michael Kasbar
128	AmgenAMGN	Pharmaceuticals	$36.8B	$195.0B	—	—	28,000	Thousand Oaks, California	Robert Bradway
129	CHSCHSCP	Food Production	$35.5B	Non-public	—	—	10,730	Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota	Jay Debertin
130	Advanced Micro DevicesAMD	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$34.6B	$882.0B	—	—	28,000	Santa Clara, California	Lisa Su
131	CoupangCPNG	Internet Services and Retailing	$34.5B	$32.5B	—	—	95,000	Seattle, Washington	Bom Kim
132	Hewlett PackardHPE	Computers, Office Equipment	$34.3B	$58.2B	—	—	61,000	Spring, Texas	Antonio Neri
133	D.R. HortonDHI	Homebuilders	$34.3B	$44.5B	—	—	14,766	Arlington, Texas	Paul Romanowski
134	LennarLEN	Homebuilders	$34.2B	$21.0B	—	—	13,265	Miami, Florida	Jonathan Jaffe
135	CumminsCMI	Industrial Machinery	$33.7B	$94.2B	—	—	69,600	Columbus, Indiana	Jennifer Rumsey
136	OneokOKE	Pipelines	$33.6B	$54.0B	—	—	5,177	Tulsa, Oklahoma	Pierce Norton II
137	PayPalPYPL	Financial Data Services	$33.2B	$38.9B	—	—	24,400	San Jose, California	Alex Chriss
138	GuideWell MutualPrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$33.0B	Non-public	—	—	17,936	Jacksonville, Florida	Patrick Geraghty
139	MastercardMA	Financial Data Services	$32.8B	$461.6B	—	—	35,300	Purchase, New York	Michael Miebach
140	NucorNUE	Metals	$32.5B	$49.9B	—	—	32,700	Charlotte, North Carolina	Leon Topalian
141	Duke EnergyDUK	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$32.2B	$98.0B	—	—	26,413	Charlotte, North Carolina	Harry Sideris
142	Apollo Global ManagementAPO	Securities	$32.0B	$68.3B	—	—	5,108	New York, New York	Marc Rowan
143	Penske AutomotivePAG	Automotive Retailing, Services	$31.8B	$11.6B	—	—	28,938	Bloomfield Hills, Michigan	Roger Penske
144	United Natural FoodsUNFI	Wholesalers: Food and Grocery	$31.8B	$2.8B	—	—	28,333	Providence, Rhode Island	Sandy Douglas
145	Arrow ElectronicsARW	Wholesalers: Electronics and Office Equipment	$30.9B	$10.7B	—	—	21,520	Centennial, Colorado	Sean Kerins
146	FergusonFERG	Wholesalers: Diversified	$30.8B	$44.5B	—	—	35,000	Newport News, Virginia	Kevin Murphy
147	NRG EnergyNRG	Energy	$30.7B	$29.7B	—	—	15,637	Houston, Texas	Lawrence Coben
148	JabilJBL	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$29.8B	$39.6B	—	—	138,000	St. Petersburg, Florida	Michael Dastoor
149	SouthernSO	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$29.6B	$107.2B	—	—	28,457	Atlanta, Georgia	Christopher Womack
150	Gilead SciencesGILD	Pharmaceuticals	$29.4B	$156.4B	—	—	17,600	Foster City, California	Daniel O'Day
151	PBF EnergyPBF	Petroleum Refining	$29.3B	$5.7B	—	—	3,855	Parsippany, New Jersey	Matthew Lucey
152	ParamountPSKY	Entertainment	$29.2B	$11.4B	—	—	20,350	New York, New York	David Ellison
153	U.S. BancorpUSB	Commercial Banks	$28.7B	$96.5B	—	—	70,263	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Gunjan Kedia
154	Quanta ServicesPWR	Engineering & Construction	$28.5B	$103.8B	—	—	58,400	Houston, Texas	Earl Austin Jr.
155	PaccarPCAR	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$28.4B	$63.8B	—	—	30,100	Bellevue, Washington	Preston Feight
156	Applied MaterialsAMAT	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$28.4B	$516.8B	—	—	35,700	Santa Clara, California	Gary Dickerson
157	Hartford InsuranceHIG	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$28.4B	$36.7B	—	—	19,100	Hartford, Connecticut	Christopher Swift
158	Southwest AirlinesLUV	Airlines	$28.1B	$24.7B	—	—	72,450	Dallas, Texas	Robert Jordan
159	Baker HughesBKR	Oil and Gas Equipment, Services	$27.7B	$53.4B	—	—	57,000	Houston, Texas	Lorenzo Simonelli
160	AutoNationAN	Automotive Retailing, Services	$27.6B	$6.2B	—	—	25,100	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	Michael Manley
161	NextEra EnergyNEE	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$27.4B	$180.1B	—	—	16,800	Juno Beach, Florida	John Ketchum
162	Marsh & McLennanMMC	Diversified Financials	$27.0B	$82.9B	—	—	90,000	New York, New York	John Doyle
163	Booking.comBKNG	Internet Services and Retailing	$26.9B	$141.5B	—	—	24,179	Norwalk, Connecticut	Glenn Fogel
164	McDonald'sMCD	Food Services	$26.9B	$191.4B	—	—	150,000	Chicago, Illinois	Christopher Kempczinski
165	HF SinclairDINO	Petroleum Refining	$26.9B	$13.1B	—	—	5,297	Dallas, Texas	Tim Go
166	American International GroupAIG	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$26.8B	$40.6B	—	—	22,200	New York, New York	Peter Zaffino
167	Marriott InternationalMAR	Hotels, Casinos, Resorts	$26.2B	$97.1B	—	—	155,000	Bethesda, Maryland	Anthony Capuano
168	Jones Lang LaSalleJLL	Real Estate	$26.1B	$14.8B	—	—	112,100	Chicago, Illinois	Christian Ulbrich
169	Freeport-McMoRanFCX	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$25.9B	$87.0B	—	—	28,500	Phoenix, Arizona	Kathleen Quirk
170	CarMaxKMX	Automotive Retailing, Services	$25.9B	$7.4B	—	—	29,836	Richmond, Virginia	William Nash
171	Constellation EnergyCEG	Energy	$25.5B	$84.5B	—	—	14,240	Baltimore, Maryland	Joseph Dominguez
172	Waste ManagementWM	Waste Management	$25.2B	$90.0B	—	—	61,700	Houston, Texas	James Fish Jr.
173	Live Nation EntertainmentLYV	Entertainment	$25.2B	$42.8B	—	—	24,200	Beverly Hills, California	Michael Rapino
174	StrykerSYK	Medical Products and Equipment	$25.1B	$120.1B	—	—	53,000	Portage, Michigan	Kevin Lobo
175	3MMMM	Chemicals	$24.9B	$83.4B	—	—	61,500	St. Paul, Minnesota	William Brown
176	Kraft HeinzKHC	Food Consumer Products	$24.9B	$29.7B	—	—	36,000	Chicago, Illinois	Steve Cahillane
177	PG&EPCG	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$24.9B	$36.5B	—	—	28,410	Oakland, California	Patricia Poppe
178	DanaherDHR	Medical Products and Equipment	$24.6B	$137.1B	—	—	62,000	Washington, District Of Columbia	Rainer Blair
179	Union PacificUNP	Railroads	$24.5B	$164.9B	—	—	32,439	Omaha, Nebraska	Jim Vena
180	Genuine PartsGPC	Wholesalers: Diversified	$24.3B	$16.3B	—	—	63,000	Atlanta, Georgia	William Stengel II
181	ExelonEXC	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$24.3B	$47.3B	—	—	20,014	Chicago, Illinois	Calvin Butler Jr.
182	BlackRockBLK	Securities	$24.2B	$159.7B	—	—	21,100	New York, New York	Laurence Fink
183	BlockXYZ	Financial Data Services	$24.2B	$45.9B	—	—	11,372	Oakland, California	Jack Dorsey
184	Charles SchwabSCHW	Securities	$23.9B	$166.6B	—	—	32,100	Westlake, Texas	Richard Wurster
185	AdobeADBE	Computer Software	$23.8B	$83.9B	—	—	30,709	San Jose, California	Shantanu Narayen
186	Reinsurance Group of AmericaRGA	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$23.7B	$14.1B	—	—	4,100	Chesterfield, Missouri	Tony Cheng
187	International PaperIP	Packaging, Containers	$23.6B	$20.3B	—	—	37,000	Memphis, Tennessee	Andrew Silvernail
188	Sherwin-WilliamsSHW	Chemicals	$23.6B	$85.3B	—	—	63,890	Cleveland, Ohio	Heidi Petz
189	WESCO InternationalWCC	Wholesalers: Diversified	$23.5B	$15.6B	—	—	20,000	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	John Engel
190	AltriaMO	Tobacco	$23.3B	$119.5B	—	—	6,200	Richmond, Virginia	Salvatore Mancuso
191	LearLEA	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$23.3B	$6.5B	—	—	173,700	Southfield, Michigan	Raymond Scott
192	PNC Financial ServicesPNC	Commercial Banks	$23.1B	$101.0B	—	—	54,435	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	William Demchak
193	AmphenolAPH	Network and Other Communications Equipment	$23.1B	$211.9B	—	—	125,000	Wallingford, Connecticut	Adam Norwitt
194	Ross StoresROST	Specialty Retailers: Apparel	$22.8B	$68.0B	—	—	107,000	Dublin, California	James Conroy
195	NewmontNEM	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$22.7B	$99.6B	—	—	22,200	Denver, Colorado	Thomas Palmer
196	EOG ResourcesEOG	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$22.6B	$68.5B	—	—	3,150	Houston, Texas	Ezra Yacob
197	Macy'sM	General Merchandisers	$22.6B	$6.2B	—	—	94,189	New York, New York	Tony Spring
198	Group 1 AutomotiveGPI	Automotive Retailing, Services	$22.6B	$3.4B	—	—	20,413	Houston, Texas	Daryl Kenningham
199	CDWCDW	Information Technology Services	$22.4B	$17.7B	—	—	15,100	Vernon Hills, Illinois	Christine Leahy
200	AvnetAVT	Wholesalers: Electronics and Office Equipment	$22.2B	$7.2B	—	—	15,462	Phoenix, Arizona	Philip Gallagher
201	HalliburtonHAL	Oil and Gas Equipment, Services	$22.2B	$27.6B	—	—	48,000	Houston, Texas	Jeffrey Miller
202	Super Micro ComputerSMCI	Computers, Office Equipment	$22.0B	$17.9B	—	—	5,684	San Jose, California	Charles Liang
203	American Electric PowerAEP	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$21.9B	$73.5B	—	—	16,330	Columbus, Ohio	William Fehrman
204	Becton DickinsonBDX	Medical Products and Equipment	$21.8B	$42.1B	—	—	74,000	Franklin Lakes, New Jersey	Thomas Polen
205	Carrier GlobalCARR	Industrial Machinery	$21.7B	$59.9B	—	—	48,000	Palm Beach Gardens, Florida	David Gitlin
206	Occidental PetroleumOXY	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$21.6B	$47.7B	—	—	13,323	Houston, Texas	Vicki Hollub
207	BJ's Wholesale ClubBJ	General Merchandisers	$21.5B	$11.1B	—	—	33,000	Marlborough, Massachusetts	Robert Eddy
208	American Family InsurancePrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$21.3B	Non-public	—	—	11,073	Madison, Wisconsin	William Westrate
209	L3Harris TechnologiesLHX	Aerospace & Defense	$21.3B	$54.4B	—	—	47,000	Melbourne, Florida	Christopher Kubasik
210	Tenet HealthcareTHC	Health Care: Medical Facilities	$21.3B	$16.5B	—	—	86,240	Dallas, Texas	Saumya Sutaria
211	FiservFI	Financial Data Services	$21.2B	$27.1B	—	—	38,000	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Michael Lyons
212	Cognizant TechnologyCTSH	Information Technology Services	$21.1B	$19.4B	—	—	336,800	Teaneck, New Jersey	Ravi Kumar S
213	GE HealthCare TechnologiesGEHC	Medical Products and Equipment	$20.6B	$29.5B	—	—	53,000	Chicago, Illinois	Peter Arduini
214	Automatic Data ProcessingADP	Diversified Outsourcing Services	$20.6B	$94.2B	—	—	64,000	Roseland, New Jersey	Maria Black
215	Colgate-PalmoliveCL	Household and Personal Products	$20.4B	$74.2B	—	—	34,000	New York, New York	Noel Wallace
216	CarvanaCVNA	Automotive Retailing, Services	$20.3B	$74.4B	—	—	17,400	Tempe, Arizona	Ernest Garcia III
217	Boston ScientificBSX	Medical Products and Equipment	$20.1B	$64.0B	—	—	53,000	Marlborough, Massachusetts	Michael Mahoney
218	Cheniere EnergyLNG	Pipelines	$20.0B	$51.1B	—	—	1,714	Houston, Texas	Jack Fusco
219	Parker-HannifinPH	Industrial Machinery	$19.9B	$121.5B	—	—	61,120	Cleveland, Ohio	Jennifer Parmentier
220	KKRKKR	Securities	$19.5B	$86.3B	—	—	4,834	New York, New York	Joseph Bae
221	Dollar TreeDLTR	Specialty Retailers: Other	$19.4B	$23.3B	—	—	139,572	Chesapeake, Virginia	Michael Creedon, Jr.
222	Murphy USAMUSA	Specialty Retailers: Other	$19.4B	$10.3B	—	—	11,550	El Dorado, Arkansas	Andrew Clyde
223	Edison InternationalEIX	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$19.3B	$28.3B	—	—	14,013	Rosemead, California	Pedro Pizarro
224	Republic ServicesRSG	Waste Management	$19.0B	$66.1B	—	—	42,000	Phoenix, Arizona	Jon Vander Ark
225	AutoZoneAZO	Specialty Retailers: Other	$18.9B	$52.5B	—	—	100,800	Memphis, Tennessee	Philip Daniele III
226	Ameriprise FinancialAMP	Diversified Financials	$18.9B	$43.1B	—	—	13,600	Minneapolis, Minnesota	James Cracchiolo
227	IntuitINTU	Computer Software	$18.8B	$73.1B	—	—	24,200	Mountain View, California	Sasan Goodarzi
228	SpaceXPrivate	Aerospace & Defense	$18.7B	$2.1T	—	—	13,000	Starbase, Texas	Elon Musk
229	Cleveland-CliffsCLF	Metals	$18.6B	$5.4B	—	—	30,000	Cleveland, Ohio	Lourenco Goncalves
230	Global PartnersGLP	Energy	$18.6B	$1.6B	—	—	3,833	Waltham, Massachusetts	Eric Slifka
231	AramarkARMK	Diversified Outsourcing Services	$18.5B	$14.8B	—	—	266,680	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	John Zillmer
232	Corebridge FinancialCRBG	Diversified Financials	$18.5B	$12.9B	—	—	5,200	Houston, Texas	Kevin Hogan
233	LoewsL	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$18.5B	$23.5B	—	—	13,000	New York, New York	Benjamin Tisch
234	Lam ResearchLRCX	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$18.4B	$489.3B	—	—	17,450	Fremont, California	Timothy Archer
235	General MillsGIS	Food Consumer Products	$18.4B	$20.2B	—	—	34,000	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Jeffrey Harmening
236	Goodyear Tire & RubberGT	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$18.3B	$1.9B	—	—	68,000	Akron, Ohio	Mark Stewart
237	Truist FinancialTFC	Commercial Banks	$18.3B	$63.4B	—	—	37,552	Charlotte, North Carolina	William Rogers Jr.
238	Lincoln NationalLNC	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$18.2B	$6.9B	—	—	9,783	Radnor, Pennsylvania	Ellen Cooper
239	Steel DynamicsSTLD	Metals	$18.2B	$32.0B	—	—	13,000	Fort Wayne, Indiana	Mark Millett
240	Emerson ElectricEMR	Industrial Machinery	$18.0B	$78.1B	—	—	73,000	St. Louis, Missouri	Lal Karsanbhai
241	Asbury AutomotiveABG	Automotive Retailing, Services	$18.0B	$3.7B	—	—	15,000	Duluth, Georgia	David Hult
242	ManpowerMAN	Diversified Outsourcing Services	$18.0B	$1.7B	—	—	26,700	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Jonas Prising
243	W.W. GraingerGWW	Wholesalers: Diversified	$17.9B	$63.2B	—	—	25,000	Lake Forest, Illinois	D.G. Macpherson
244	O'Reilly AutomotiveORLY	Specialty Retailers: Other	$17.8B	$76.8B	—	—	85,579	Springfield, Missouri	Brad Beckham
245	VistraVST	Energy	$17.7B	$51.6B	—	—	6,850	Irving, Texas	James Burke
246	Texas InstrumentsTXN	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$17.7B	$271.6B	—	—	34,000	Dallas, Texas	Haviv Ilan
247	Casey's General StoresCASY	Specialty Retailers: Other	$17.6B	$29.0B	—	—	33,147	Ankeny, Iowa	Darren Rebelez
248	MGM Resorts InternationalMGM	Hotels, Casinos, Resorts	$17.5B	$12.2B	—	—	69,000	Las Vegas, Nevada	William Hornbuckle
249	Discover FinancialPrivate	Diversified Financials	$17.5B	Non-public	—	—	21,000	Riverwoods, Illinois	Michael Shepherd
250	CortevaCTVA	Food Production	$17.4B	$55.9B	—	—	22,000	Indianapolis, Indiana	Charles Magro
251	Universal Health ServicesUHS	Health Care: Medical Facilities	$17.4B	$9.1B	—	—	87,500	King of Prussia, Pennsylvania	Marc Miller
252	PulteGroupPHM	Homebuilders	$17.3B	$25.3B	—	—	6,793	Atlanta, Georgia	Ryan Marshall
253	OmnicomOMC	Advertising, Marketing	$17.3B	$21.7B	—	—	74,900	New York, New York	John Wren
254	Dick's Sporting GoodsDKS	Specialty Retailers: Other	$17.2B	$20.6B	—	—	37,350	Coraopolis, Pennsylvania	Lauren Hobart
255	Devon EnergyDVN	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$17.2B	$46.4B	—	—	2,300	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Clay Gaspar
256	LeidosLDOS	Information Technology Services	$17.2B	$13.0B	—	—	48,000	Reston, Virginia	Thomas Bell
257	AflacAFL	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$17.2B	$60.3B	—	—	12,694	Columbus, Georgia	Daniel Amos
258	Targa ResourcesTRGP	Pipelines	$17.0B	$55.3B	—	—	3,370	Houston, Texas	Matthew Meloy
259	LPL FinancialLPLA	Securities	$17.0B	$23.5B	—	—	9,000	San Diego, California	Rich Steinmeier
260	EMCOREME	Engineering & Construction	$17.0B	$35.8B	—	—	40,400	Norwalk, Connecticut	Anthony Guzzi
261	Kinder MorganKMI	Pipelines	$16.9B	$70.6B	—	—	10,933	Houston, Texas	Kimberly Dang
262	Consolidated EdisonED	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$16.9B	$40.9B	—	—	15,097	New York, New York	Timothy Cawley
263	Peter Kiewit Sons'Private	Engineering & Construction	$16.8B	Non-public	—	—	31,800	Omaha, Nebraska	Rick Lanoha
264	Keurig Dr PepperKDP	Beverages	$16.6B	$45.4B	—	—	29,400	Burlington, Massachusetts	Timothy Cofer
265	Dominion EnergyD	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$16.5B	$59.6B	—	—	14,700	Richmond, Virginia	Robert Blue
266	Guardian LifePrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$16.5B	Non-public	—	—	7,472	New York, New York	Andrew McMahon
267	Kimberly-ClarkKMB	Household and Personal Products	$16.4B	$37.0B	—	—	38,000	Irving, Texas	Michael Hsu
268	IQVIAIQV	Health Care: Pharmacy and Other Services	$16.3B	$33.9B	—	—	88,000	Durham, North Carolina	Ari Bousbib
269	FoxFOX	Entertainment	$16.3B	$20.3B	—	—	10,200	New York, New York	Lachlan Murdoch
270	Edward JonesPrivate	Securities	$16.3B	Non-public	—	—	55,000	Des Peres, Missouri	Penny Pennington
271	C.H. Robinson WorldwideCHRW	Transportation and Logistics	$16.2B	$22.5B	—	—	13,781	Eden Prairie, Minnesota	David Bozeman
272	Land O'LakesPrivate	Food Consumer Products	$16.2B	Non-public	—	—	9,000	Arden Hills, Minnesota	Beth Ford
273	AECOMACM	Engineering & Construction	$16.1B	$8.6B	—	—	51,000	Dallas, Texas	Troy Rudd
274	United RentalsURI	Specialty Retailers: Other	$16.1B	$69.6B	—	—	27,900	Stamford, Connecticut	Matthew Flannery
275	EcolabECL	Chemicals	$16.1B	$78.3B	—	—	48,000	St. Paul, Minnesota	Christophe Beck
276	Illinois Tool WorksITW	Industrial Machinery	$16.0B	$77.4B	—	—	44,000	Glenview, Illinois	Christopher O'Herlihy
277	Raymond James FinancialRJF	Securities	$15.9B	$30.8B	—	—	19,000	St. Petersburg, Florida	Paul Shoukry
278	PPG IndustriesPPG	Chemicals	$15.9B	$27.3B	—	—	46,000	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Timothy Knavish
279	Auto-Owners InsurancePrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Mutual)	$15.8B	Non-public	—	—	7,329	Lansing, Michigan	Jamie Whisnant
280	Pacific LifePrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$15.8B	Non-public	—	—	4,334	Newport Beach, California	Darryl Button
281	DTE EnergyDTE	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$15.8B	$31.3B	—	—	9,500	Detroit, Michigan	Gerardo Norcia
282	United States SteelPrivate	Metals	$15.6B	Non-public	—	—	22,053	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	David Burritt
283	CorningGLW	Electronics, Electrical Equip.	$15.6B	$189.9B	—	—	56,300	Corning, New York	Wendell Weeks
284	Principal FinancialPFG	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$15.6B	$23.5B	—	—	19,700	Des Moines, Iowa	Deanna Strable-Soethout
285	Kohl'sKSS	General Merchandisers	$15.5B	$2.1B	—	—	60,000	Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin	Michael Bender
286	Tractor SupplyTSCO	Specialty Retailers: Other	$15.5B	$16.9B	—	—	39,000	Brentwood, Tennessee	Harry Lawton III
287	WhirlpoolWHR	Electronics, Electrical Equip.	$15.5B	$2.6B	—	—	44,000	Benton Harbor, Michigan	Marc Bitzer
288	MarkelMKL	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$15.5B	$24.0B	—	—	22,000	Glen Allen, Virginia	Thomas Gayner
289	FluorFLR	Engineering & Construction	$15.5B	$7.0B	—	—	26,866	Irving, Texas	James Breuer
290	Farmers Insurance ExchangePrivate	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Mutual)	$15.5B	Non-public	—	—	9,909	Woodland Hills, California	Raul Vargas
291	GapGAP	Specialty Retailers: Apparel	$15.4B	$6.8B	—	—	82,000	San Francisco, California	Richard Dickson
292	S&P GlobalSPGI	Financial Data Services	$15.3B	$122.8B	—	—	42,350	New York, New York	Martina Cheung
293	Builders FirstSourceBLDR	Building Materials, Glass	$15.2B	$9.1B	—	—	29,000	Irving, Texas	Peter Jackson
294	Sonic AutomotiveSAH	Automotive Retailing, Services	$15.2B	$2.6B	—	—	10,800	Charlotte, North Carolina	David Bruton Smith
295	Stanley Black & DeckerSWK	Industrial Machinery	$15.1B	$14.2B	—	—	48,500	New Britain, Connecticut	Donald Allan Jr.
296	KenvueKVUE	Household and Personal Products	$15.1B	$37.1B	—	—	22,000	Summit, New Jersey	Kirk Perry
297	KyndrylKD	Information Technology Services	$15.1B	$2.6B	—	—	80,000	New York, New York	Martin Schroeter
298	FirstEnergyFE	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$15.1B	$27.2B	—	—	12,294	Akron, Ohio	Brian Tierney
299	Diamondback EnergyFANG	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$15.0B	$48.4B	—	—	1,983	Midland, Texas	Kaes Van't Hof
300	NordstromPrivate	General Merchandisers	$15.0B	Non-public	—	—	41,000	Seattle, Washington	Erik Nordstrom
301	EchoStarSATS	Telecommunications	$15.0B	$29.2B	—	—	13,700	Englewood, Colorado	Charles Ergen
302	TextronTXT	Aerospace & Defense	$14.8B	$16.0B	—	—	34,000	Providence, Rhode Island	Scott Donnelly
303	ExpediaEXPE	Internet Services and Retailing	$14.7B	$31.8B	—	—	16,500	Seattle, Washington	Ariane Gorin
304	W.R. BerkleyWRB	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$14.7B	$26.3B	—	—	8,606	Greenwich, Connecticut	Robert Berkley Jr.
305	Xcel EnergyXEL	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$14.7B	$49.8B	—	—	11,380	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Robert Frenzel
306	Mutual of Omaha InsurancePrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$14.6B	Non-public	—	—	6,532	Omaha, Nebraska	James Blackledge
307	BlackstoneBX	Diversified Financials	$14.5B	$146.1B	—	—	4,895	New York, New York	Stephen Schwarzman
308	Fidelity National FinancialFNF	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$14.4B	$12.9B	—	—	23,533	Jacksonville, Florida	Michael Nolan
309	Otis WorldwideOTIS	Industrial Machinery	$14.4B	$27.1B	—	—	72,000	Farmington, Connecticut	Judith Marks
310	Regeneron PharmaceuticalsREGN	Pharmaceuticals	$14.3B	$65.5B	—	—	15,106	Tarrytown, New York	Leonard Schleifer
311	Estee LauderEL	Household and Personal Products	$14.3B	$29.8B	—	—	53,010	New York, New York	Stephane de La Faverie
312	BorgWarnerBWA	Motor Vehicles & Parts	$14.3B	$13.2B	—	—	38,300	Auburn Hills, Michigan	Joseph Fadool
313	ViatrisVTRS	Pharmaceuticals	$14.3B	$18.8B	—	—	32,000	Canonsburg, Pennsylvania	Scott Smith
314	MasTecMTZ	Engineering & Construction	$14.3B	$30.9B	—	—	32,000	Coral Gables, Florida	Jose Mas
315	Reliance (US)RS	Metals	$14.3B	$19.0B	—	—	16,050	Scottsdale, Arizona	Karla Lewis
316	Alaska AirALK	Airlines	$14.2B	$5.7B	—	—	32,074	Seattle, Washington	Benito Minicucci
317	CSXCSX	Railroads	$14.1B	$89.8B	—	—	23,536	Jacksonville, Florida	Joseph Hinrichs
318	LabcorpLH	Health Care: Pharmacy and Other Services	$14.0B	$23.3B	—	—	65,450	Burlington, North Carolina	Adam Schechter
319	State StreetSTT	Commercial Banks	$13.9B	$47.0B	—	—	52,626	Boston, Massachusetts	Ronald O'Hanley
320	Arthur J. GallagherAJG	Diversified Financials	$13.9B	$61.6B	—	—	55,977	Rolling Meadows, Illinois	Patrick Gallagher Jr.
321	Western & Southern FinancialPrivate	Insurance: Life, Health (Mutual)	$13.8B	Non-public	—	—	2,744	Cincinnati, Ohio	John Barrett
322	DoorDashDASH	Internet Services and Retailing	$13.7B	$82.3B	—	—	23,700	San Francisco, California	Tony Xu
323	SempraSRE	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$13.7B	$59.7B	—	—	16,773	San Diego, California	Walker Martin
324	LKQLKQ	Wholesalers: Diversified	$13.7B	$6.7B	—	—	47,000	Antioch, Tennessee	Justin Jude
325	DaVitaDVA	Health Care: Medical Facilities	$13.6B	$14.6B	—	—	76,000	Denver, Colorado	Javier Rodriguez
326	Eversource EnergyES	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$13.5B	$27.2B	—	—	10,680	Springfield, Massachusetts	Joseph Nolan Jr.
327	ServiceNowNOW	Computer Software	$13.3B	$109.1B	—	—	26,293	Santa Clara, California	William McDermott
328	Henry ScheinHSIC	Wholesalers: Health Care	$13.2B	$9.6B	—	—	25,000	Melville, New York	Stanley Bergman
329	GXO LogisticsGXO	Transportation and Logistics	$13.2B	$5.9B	—	—	128,500	Greenwich, Connecticut	Malcolm Wilson
330	Erie InsuranceERIE	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Mutual)	$13.2B	$13.0B	—	—	6,747	Erie, Pennsylvania	Timothy NeCastro
331	BallBALL	Packaging, Containers	$13.2B	$16.4B	—	—	16,000	Westminster, Colorado	Daniel Fisher
332	UnumUNM	Insurance: Life, Health (Stock)	$13.1B	$14.6B	—	—	10,948	Chattanooga, Tennessee	Richard McKenney
333	Molson Coors BeverageTAP	Beverages	$13.0B	$7.3B	—	—	16,800	Chicago, Illinois	Gavin Hattersley
334	Las Vegas SandsLVS	Hotels, Casinos, Resorts	$13.0B	$30.6B	—	—	40,100	Las Vegas, Nevada	Robert Goldstein
335	EntergyETR	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$12.9B	$52.7B	—	—	12,267	New Orleans, Louisiana	Andrew Marsh
336	BrightSpring Health ServicesBTSG	Health Care: Pharmacy and Other Services	$12.9B	$13.7B	—	—	37,000	Louisville, Kentucky	Jon Rousseau
337	HessPrivate	Mining, Crude-Oil Production	$12.9B	Non-public	—	—	1,797	New York, New York	John Hess
338	AlcoaAA	Metals	$12.8B	$12.5B	—	—	13,900	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	William Oplinger
339	AssurantAIZ	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$12.8B	$13.6B	—	—	14,200	Atlanta, Georgia	Keith Demmings
340	KellanovaPrivate	Food Consumer Products	$12.7B	Non-public	—	—	24,000	Chicago, Illinois	Steven Cahillane
341	Ryder SystemR	Transportation and Logistics	$12.7B	$10.3B	—	—	50,700	Coral Gables, Florida	Robert Sanchez
342	DXC TechnologyDXC	Information Technology Services	$12.6B	$1.5B	—	—	130,000	Ashburn, Virginia	Raul Fernandez
343	Intercontinental ExchangeICE	Securities	$12.6B	$71.7B	—	—	12,920	Atlanta, Georgia	Jeffrey Sprecher
344	Cincinnati FinancialCINF	Insurance: Property and Casualty (Stock)	$12.6B	$29.0B	—	—	5,624	Fairfield, Ohio	Stephen Spray
345	ChewyCHWY	Internet Services and Retailing	$12.6B	$8.4B	—	—	18,000	Plantation, Florida	Sumit Singh
346	Community Health SystemsCYH	Health Care: Medical Facilities	$12.5B	$498.8M	—	—	52,500	Franklin, Tennessee	Kevin Hammons
347	Huntington Ingalls IndustriesHII	Aerospace & Defense	$12.5B	$11.0B	—	—	44,000	Newport News, Virginia	Christopher Kastner
348	WayfairW	Internet Services and Retailing	$12.5B	$12.6B	—	—	12,100	Boston, Massachusetts	Niraj Shah
349	Lumen TechnologiesLUMN	Telecommunications	$12.4B	$7.4B	—	—	25,000	Monroe, Louisiana	Kathleen Johnson
350	Ulta BeautyULTA	Specialty Retailers: Other	$12.4B	$19.6B	—	—	39,000	Bolingbrook, Illinois	Kecia Steelman
351	Crown HoldingsCCK	Packaging, Containers	$12.4B	$12.4B	—	—	23,000	Tampa, Florida	Timothy Donahue
352	Berry GlobalPrivate	Packaging, Containers	$12.3B	Non-public	—	—	42,000	Evansville, Indiana	Kevin Kwilinski
353	AirbnbABNB	Internet Services and Retailing	$12.2B	$87.4B	—	—	7,300	San Francisco, California	Brian Chesky
354	AESAES	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$12.2B	$10.4B	—	—	9,100	Arlington, Virginia	Andres Gluski
355	Norfolk SouthernNSC	Railroads	$12.2B	$71.6B	—	—	19,600	Atlanta, Georgia	Mark George
356	Public Service EnterprisePEG	Utilities: Gas and Electric	$12.2B	$40.0B	—	—	13,047	Newark, New Jersey	Ralph LaRossa
357	KLAKLAC	Semiconductors and Other Electronic Components	$12.2B	$347.7B	—	—	15,115	Milpitas, California	Richard Wallace

Revenue, market cap and rank reflect filing-based 2026 data (50pros / us500). Ranks 358–500 are on the official list, linked below. Amazon (#1) matches the official Fortune order at the top.

Sources and references

We link back to primary sources.

Fortune 500 — official 2026Official 50pros — full listReference us500 — full listReference U.S. SEC — filingsGovernment

Fortune 500 — frequently asked questions

Common questions, answered simply.

What is the Fortune 500?

It ranks the 500 largest US companies by revenue. Fortune publishes it every year. The 2026 edition tops out at Amazon.

Which company is number one in 2026?

Amazon is number one in 2026. It reported about $717 billion in revenue. It ended Walmart’s long run at the top.

Do the prices here update live?

Yes. Live share prices load when an API key is set. The page also refreshes daily at 8:30 AM ET. Revenue and rank update yearly.

How many companies are listed here?

This table lists 357 of the 500. The rest are on the official Fortune list. We link it in the sources.

Is this investment advice?

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