United States: companies listed on the NYSE and Nasdaq (NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL)

Here, the 200 largest of the 3,893 companies. See them all on the home page

3,893 companies 334 industries value 80.7 tn revenue 25.2 tn

Rank	Ticker	Company	Value	Revenue	Margin	FCF	FCF/px	Yield	What it does · why it is here
1	NVDA	NVIDIA AI semiconductors and processors · score 6.8	5.2 tn	303 bn	63.7%	127 bn	2.4%	0.1%	AI chips and computing platforms · ~90% of the AI chip market; the CUDA ecosystem and its barrier to entry
2	AAPL	Apple Hardware and devices · score 6.7	5.0 tn	467 bn	27.6%	137 bn	2.7%	0.3%	iPhone, Mac, iPad, watch and digital services · World's largest hardware+services ecosystem; an installed base of ~2.3bn devices
3	GOOGL	Alphabet Search and digital advertising · score 6.1	4.2 tn	446 bn	54.8%	53 bn	1.3%	0.2%	Search, YouTube, Android, cloud and digital advertising · Dominates search (~90%), YouTube and Android; 3rd largest cloud and an AI leader (Gemini)
4	MSFT	Microsoft Infrastructure and cloud software · score 6.5	4.0 tn	332 bn	40.3%	67 bn	1.7%	0.7%	Windows, Office, Azure cloud and artificial intelligence · World's largest software company; Azure is the 2nd largest cloud; stakeholder in OpenAI
5	AMZN	Amazon.com Online retail and marketplaces · score 2.9	2.8 tn	776 bn	17.4%	-12 bn	-0.4%	—	Online retail, marketplace, AWS cloud and advertising · Largest online retailer in the West + AWS, the global cloud leader
6	SPCX	SpaceX Space and launch · score 0.2	2.0 tn	23 bn	-35.7%	-32 bn	-1.7%	—	Falcon rockets, Dragon capsule and Starlink internet · Dominates global orbital launches and satellite internet (Starlink); IPO in Jun 2026
7	META	Meta Platforms Search and digital advertising · score 6.2	1.8 tn	228 bn	29.8%	41 bn	2.3%	0.3%	Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and artificial intelligence · ~3.4bn daily users; the world's 2nd largest advertising platform
8	AVGO	Broadcom AI semiconductors and processors · score 6.7	1.6 tn	89 bn	42.9%	39 bn	2.5%	0.8%	Networking semiconductors and infrastructure software · Leader in custom AI chips and infrastructure software (VMware)
9	TSLA	Tesla Automakers · score 5.5	1.5 tn	104 bn	3.7%	5.8 bn	0.4%	—	Electric cars, batteries, solar energy and robotics · Global leader in premium electric vehicles, energy and self-driving software
10	LLY	Eli Lilly Large-cap pharmaceuticals · score 6.5	1.2 tn	80 bn	33.5%	28 bn	2.4%	0.5%	Drugs for diabetes, obesity, oncology and neurology · Global leader in obesity and diabetes (tirzepatide); world's largest drugmaker by market value
11	BRK-B	Berkshire Hathaway Diversified holding companies · score 5.2	1.1 tn	385 bn	22.3%	24 bn	2.1%	—	Conglomerate of insurance, railroad, energy and industry · Warren Buffett's conglomerate; insurance + railroad + energy + a stock portfolio
12	MU	Micron Technology Memory · score 7.1	1.0 tn	133 bn	63.8%	59 bn	5.8%	0.1%	DRAM and NAND memory for computing and data centers · The only US memory maker; a leader in HBM for AI
13	WMT	Walmart Food retail and wholesale · score 5.8	942 bn	736 bn	3.0%	14 bn	1.4%	0.8%	World's largest retailer: supermarkets and e-commerce · World's largest retailer by revenue; e-commerce and advertising growing strongly
14	JPM	JPMorgan Chase Global banks (US) · score 4.5	887 bn	182 bn	35.7%	-163 bn	-18.3%	1.9%	Investment banking, retail banking and wealth management · Largest bank in the Western world by market value and profit; a fortress in crises
15	AMD	Advanced Micro Devices AI semiconductors and processors · score 6.4	878 bn	41 bn	15.6%	8.4 bn	1.0%	—	Processors, graphics cards and data center chips · The only real alternative to NVIDIA in data center GPUs and to Intel in servers
16	XOM	Exxon Mobil Integrated oil · score 6.6	733 bn	369 bn	8.9%	31 bn	4.2%	2.4%	Oil and gas exploration and production, refining and chemicals · Largest Western oil company by production and profit; low-cost assets in the Permian and Guyana
17	V	Visa Payments · score 6.7	719 bn	44 bn	50.8%	21 bn	2.9%	0.7%	Payment network and card processing · World's largest payments network; ~67% operating margin, a toll on global consumer spending
18	JNJ	Johnson & Johnson Large-cap pharmaceuticals · score 6.3	612 bn	98 bn	21.5%	22 bn	3.6%	—	Drugs and medical devices, with 138,000 employees · Pharma + medical devices; 60+ years of rising dividends and an AAA rating
19	MA	Mastercard Payments · score 6.5	540 bn	35 bn	42.7%	17 bn	3.1%	0.5%	Payment network and card processing · 2nd largest network; historically faster growth than Visa
20	ABBV	AbbVie Large-cap pharmaceuticals · score 5.4	500 bn	64 bn	9.8%	18 bn	3.6%	2.4%	Biopharma in immunology, oncology and neuroscience · Leader in immunology (Skyrizi, Rinvoq) and aesthetics (Botox)
21	PLTR	Palantir Technologies Data and analytics · score 6.2	467 bn	6.2 bn	49.0%	3.4 bn	0.7%	—	Data integration and analysis software for government and business · Leader in AI software for government and defense; long, mission-critical contracts
22	INTC	Intel AI semiconductors and processors · score 2.0	464 bn	57 bn	-19.8%	2.8 bn	0.6%	—	Processors, data center chips and foundry services · The only US maker of advanced chips; a turnaround bet with government backing
23	CVX	Chevron Integrated oil · score 6.9	443 bn	215 bn	9.6%	27 bn	6.1%	3.1%	Integrated oil and gas: exploration, refining and chemicals · 2nd largest in the US; the sector's most conservative balance sheet, bought Hess in 2025
24	COST	Costco Wholesale Food retail and wholesale · score 6.3	441 bn	286 bn	3.2%	9.4 bn	2.1%	0.6%	Membership warehouse clubs · Membership model with ~90% renewal; leader in membership warehouse clubs
25	CSCO	Cisco Systems Networking equipment · score 6.7	420 bn	63 bn	21.0%	13 bn	3.0%	1.6%	Networking hardware, software and security · World's largest networking equipment maker
26	KO	Coca-Cola Non-alcoholic beverages · score 6.9	402 bn	50 bn	28.6%	14 bn	3.6%	2.8%	Soft drinks and beverages: Coca-Cola, Sprite and Fanta · World's most valuable beverage brand; a global bottling system
27	ORCL	Oracle Infrastructure and cloud software · score 2.1	392 bn	67 bn	28.1%	-29 bn	-7.3%	1.5%	Databases, enterprise software and cloud · Historic leader in enterprise databases; the largest backlog of AI cloud contracts
28	PG	Procter & Gamble Cleaning and personal care products · score 7.0	367 bn	87 bn	18.4%	15 bn	4.1%	2.8%	Everyday products: Pampers, Gillette, Ariel and Pantene · World's largest consumer goods company; 20+ billion-dollar brands
29	UNH	UnitedHealth Group Health insurance and services · score 6.6	365 bn	450 bn	3.1%	24 bn	6.5%	2.2%	UnitedHealthcare health plans and Optum services · World's largest health insurer; Optum is the largest employer of physicians in the US
30	MRK	Merck & Co. Large-cap pharmaceuticals · score 5.9	354 bn	67 bn	4.8%	16 bn	4.5%	2.3%	Medicines and vaccines, with Keytruda · Keytruda, the world's best-selling cancer drug
31	BAC	Bank of America Global banks (US) · score 5.2	352 bn	119 bn	28.2%	95 bn	26.9%	—	Retail, wholesale and investment banking · 2nd largest US retail bank; the most sensitive to high interest rates
32	LRCX	Lam Research Semiconductor equipment · score 6.4	341 bn	23 bn	31.3%	4.9 bn	1.4%	0.4%	Etch and deposition equipment for semiconductors · Leader in etch and deposition, essential for 3D memory
33	CAT	Caterpillar Heavy machinery · score 6.1	334 bn	75 bn	11.9%	11 bn	3.2%	0.8%	Construction and mining machinery, engines and turbines · World's largest maker of construction and mining machinery; an unbeatable dealer network
34	AMAT	Applied Materials Semiconductor equipment · score 6.4	328 bn	31 bn	30.1%	5.6 bn	1.7%	0.5%	Semiconductor manufacturing equipment · Largest semiconductor equipment maker by revenue
35	GE	GE Aerospace Commercial aviation (manufacturers) · score 5.9	322 bn	53 bn	17.3%	8.0 bn	2.5%	—	Commercial and military aircraft engines · World's largest aircraft engine maker; decades of maintenance revenue
36	PM	Philip Morris International Tobacco and nicotine · score 5.5	313 bn	43 bn	25.6%	13 bn	4.1%	2.9%	Cigarettes and smoke-free products: Marlboro and IQOS · Global leader in smoke-free products (IQOS, ZYN), the future of the sector
37	HD	Home Depot Home improvement retail · score 6.7	309 bn	169 bn	8.4%	15 bn	4.9%	3.0%	Home improvement and building materials retail · World's largest home improvement retailer
38	NFLX	Netflix Streaming and entertainment · score 6.5	291 bn	48 bn	28.2%	11 bn	3.8%	—	Subscription streaming of films and series · Global streaming leader by subscribers, revenue and profit
39	DELL	Dell Technologies Hardware and devices · score 4.5	290 bn	151 bn	7.5%	8.6 bn	3.0%	0.5%	Computers, servers and IT infrastructure · Leader in AI servers and the largest maker of business PCs
40	PANW	Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity · score 6.2	284 bn	11 bn	2.7%	4.1 bn	1.4%	—	Cybersecurity for networks, cloud and security operations · World's largest cybersecurity company by revenue
41	MS	Morgan Stanley Investment banks · score 3.2	280 bn	78 bn	25.8%	-16 bn	-5.6%	2.4%	Investment banking, trading and wealth management · Leader in wealth management, with more stable revenue than peers
42	RTX	RTX Corporation Defense and aerospace · score 6.3	259 bn	94 bn	8.3%	11 bn	4.4%	1.4%	Pratt & Whitney engines, Collins avionics and Raytheon missiles · World's largest aerospace and defense supplier by revenue (missiles, engines, avionics)
43	GS	Goldman Sachs Investment banks · score 3.3	255 bn	66 bn	31.7%	-42 bn	-16.3%	2.4%	Investment banking, trading and asset management · Global leader in M&A and trading
44	TXN	Texas Instruments Analog and industrial semiconductors · score 6.5	252 bn	19 bn	31.1%	5.4 bn	2.1%	2.0%	Analog and embedded processing semiconductors · Leader in analog chips; its own fabs and a long record of returning cash
45	TMO	Thermo Fisher Scientific Lab tools and consumables · score 5.2	251 bn	46 bn	15.0%	7.3 bn	2.9%	0.3%	Instruments, reagents and services for labs and pharma · World's largest supplier of scientific equipment and supplies
46	WFC	Wells Fargo Global banks (US) · score 6.3	247 bn	87 bn	26.0%	19 bn	7.7%	2.3%	Retail, commercial and investment banking · Largest US retail banking and mortgage franchise; regulatory asset cap removed
47	GEV	GE Vernova Electrical equipment and power · score 7.0	242 bn	41 bn	23.0%	12 bn	5.1%	0.2%	Gas and wind turbines and power grid equipment · Global leader in gas turbines and power grid equipment
48	CRWD	CrowdStrike Cybersecurity · score 5.2	234 bn	5.4 bn	0.8%	1.6 bn	0.7%	—	Cloud-based endpoint cybersecurity · Leader in cloud endpoint protection; the most modern cloud-native platform
49	ANET	Arista Networks Networking equipment · score 6.4	231 bn	11 bn	38.4%	5.2 bn	2.2%	—	Switches and networking software for cloud data centers · Leader in high-speed switches for AI data centers
50	AMGN	Amgen Biotechnology · score 6.5	230 bn	38 bn	23.0%	10 bn	4.4%	2.3%	Biopharma of biologics and biosimilars · World's largest independent biotech by revenue
51	IBM	IBM IT services and consulting · score 6.5	223 bn	69 bn	15.5%	14 bn	6.2%	2.8%	Hybrid software, consulting and mainframes · Leader in hybrid cloud (Red Hat), mainframes and quantum computing
52	KLAC	KLA Corporation Semiconductor equipment · score 6.3	217 bn	14 bn	35.6%	3.8 bn	1.7%	0.5%	Process control and inspection for chipmaking · Dominates wafer inspection and metrology (~55% share)
53	AXP	American Express Payments · score 6.9	214 bn	43 bn	26.6%	15 bn	7.0%	1.1%	Premium credit cards and payment network · Closed-loop model: issues the card and runs the network; loyal premium base
54	MRVL	Marvell Technology Connectivity and networking chips · score 5.6	208 bn	9.4 bn	27.9%	1.7 bn	0.8%	0.1%	Semiconductors for data centers, networking and storage · Leader in custom silicon and optics for data centers
55	C	Citigroup Global banks (US) · score 3.2	204 bn	91 bn	19.5%	-25 bn	-12.0%	2.7%	Global retail, wholesale and treasury services bank · The most international of the big US banks; restructuring under way
56	SNDK	Sandisk Data storage · score 7.1	201 bn	20 bn	56.5%	11 bn	5.7%	—	NAND flash memory and storage cards · Spun off from Western Digital in 2025; flash memory and SSDs
57	CRM	Salesforce Enterprise software (SaaS) · score 7.0	200 bn	44 bn	22.0%	15 bn	7.6%	0.8%	Customer management software and enterprise cloud · Global CRM leader (~20% of the market)
58	APH	Amphenol Electronic components and connectors · score 6.0	198 bn	23 bn	22.3%	4.7 bn	2.4%	0.5%	Electronic connectors and cables · Global leader in connectors; strong growth from AI cabling
59	ADI	Analog Devices Analog and industrial semiconductors · score 6.6	191 bn	14 bn	29.8%	4.9 bn	2.6%	1.1%	Analog, mixed-signal and power semiconductors · Leader in high-performance signal processing; very high margins
60	GILD	Gilead Sciences Biotechnology · score 4.7	190 bn	30 bn	-10.6%	13 bn	6.8%	2.1%	Biopharma in HIV, hepatitis and oncology · Global leader in HIV, with a very high-margin franchise
61	DIS	The Walt Disney Company Streaming and entertainment · score 5.9	189 bn	99 bn	8.7%	8.3 bn	4.4%	1.2%	Parks, movies, ESPN, Disney+ and licensing · World's largest intellectual property library + theme parks
62	VZ	Verizon Telecom carriers · score 7.9	183 bn	139 bn	11.6%	39 bn	21.2%	6.3%	Mobile, fiber and broadband in the United States · Largest US wireless revenue; high dividend with a long track record
63	BLK	BlackRock Traditional asset management · score 6.1	183 bn	27 bn	24.1%	3.5 bn	1.9%	1.8%	World's largest asset manager, with iShares ETFs · World's largest asset manager (~$12tn); owner of iShares
64	QCOM	QUALCOMM RF and mobile chips · score 6.9	182 bn	44 bn	21.0%	10 bn	5.7%	—	Chips and technology licensing for mobile phones · Dominates phone modems and processors outside Apple; patent royalties
65	PEP	PepsiCo Non-alcoholic beverages · score 6.9	182 bn	98 bn	11.1%	10 bn	5.8%	4.3%	Pepsi soft drinks and Frito-Lay and Quaker snacks · Beverages + Frito-Lay, the undisputed leader in salty snacks
66	ABT	Abbott Laboratories Medical devices · score 6.4	180 bn	47 bn	11.6%	7.8 bn	4.3%	2.4%	Diagnostics, medical devices, nutrition and generics · Leader in continuous glucose monitoring (Libre) and diagnostics
67	COP	ConocoPhillips Exploration and production (E&P) · score 7.9	175 bn	63 bn	14.7%	22 bn	12.6%	2.3%	Oil, gas and LNG exploration and production · World's largest pure E&P; breakeven costs among the lowest
68	MCD	McDonald's Restaurants · score 5.4	172 bn	28 bn	31.7%	7.8 bn	4.5%	3.0%	McDonald's restaurants, company-owned and franchised · World's largest fast-food chain; franchise model + owned real estate
69	UNP	Union Pacific Railroads · score 6.4	171 bn	25 bn	28.8%	6.5 bn	3.8%	1.9%	Freight railroad in the western United States · Largest US railroad; merger with Norfolk Southern under regulatory review
70	SCCO	Southern Copper Copper and electrification metals · score 6.7	170 bn	16 bn	27.5%	5.1 bn	3.0%	1.8%	Copper mining in Peru and Mexico · World's largest copper reserves and low production costs
71	DE	Deere & Company Heavy machinery · score 6.1	169 bn	48 bn	10.2%	6.0 bn	3.6%	1.0%	Agricultural, construction and forestry machinery · Global leader in farm machinery and precision agriculture
72	WELL	Welltower Health care REITs · score 4.9	168 bn	13 bn	7.3%	2.0 bn	1.2%	1.2%	REIT of senior housing and medical office buildings · Largest senior housing REIT; favorable long-term demographics
73	PFE	Pfizer Large-cap pharmaceuticals · score 5.5	168 bn	64 bn	6.8%	11 bn	6.5%	—	Drugs and vaccines from its own research · One of the world's largest drugmakers; high yield and expiring patents
74	TMUS	T-Mobile US Telecom carriers · score 7.2	167 bn	92 bn	11.5%	18 bn	11.0%	2.6%	Mobile and 5G broadband in the United States · Best 5G network in the US; the only one of the big three consistently gaining customers
75	NEE	NextEra Energy Regulated electric utilities · score 6.1	163 bn	26 bn	35.4%	14 bn	8.5%	3.0%	Electric utility in Florida (Florida Power & Light) and wind, solar and battery plants · World's largest wind and solar generator + a Florida utility
76	TJX	TJX Companies Apparel and off-price retail · score 6.8	162 bn	62 bn	9.7%	5.9 bn	3.6%	1.2%	Off-price brand retail: TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods · World's largest off-price retailer (TJ Maxx, Marshalls); gains in recessions
77	T	AT&T Telecom carriers · score 7.3	159 bn	127 bn	16.9%	18 bn	11.3%	5.0%	Mobile and fiber in the United States · 2nd largest mobile operator; leader in fiber build-out
78	DHR	Danaher Lab tools and consumables · score 5.5	158 bn	25 bn	15.9%	5.5 bn	3.5%	0.6%	Life sciences, diagnostics and biotechnology instruments · Leader in bioprocessing (biologic drug production)
79	SCHW	Charles Schwab Brokerage and custody · score 6.6	155 bn	26 bn	38.8%	11 bn	7.0%	1.6%	Brokerage, banking and custody for investors and advisors · Largest US retail brokerage by client assets
80	ISRG	Intuitive Surgical Robotic surgery and advanced medtech · score 6.1	153 bn	11 bn	28.4%	3.2 bn	2.1%	—	da Vinci surgical robots and instruments · Practical monopoly in robotic surgery (da Vinci); recurring instrument revenue
81	ETN	Eaton Corporation Electrical equipment and power · score 5.8	152 bn	30 bn	12.8%	3.9 bn	2.6%	1.1%	Power management and industrial components · Leader in power management; the biggest direct beneficiary of data center demand
82	BA	Boeing Commercial aviation (manufacturers) · score 0.7	151 bn	94 bn	2.6%	-0.2 bn	-0.1%	0.2%	Commercial airplanes, defense, space and security · Global commercial aircraft duopoly with Airbus; years-long order backlog
83	NOW	ServiceNow Enterprise software (SaaS) · score 6.3	150 bn	15 bn	11.3%	4.6 bn	3.0%	—	Enterprise workflow automation software · The standard enterprise workflow platform; retention above 98%
84	STX	Seagate Technology Data storage · score 6.2	150 bn	12 bn	26.1%	3.1 bn	2.1%	0.4%	High-capacity hard drives · Global hard drive duopoly; demand driven by AI data centers
85	UBER	Uber Technologies Ride-hailing and delivery · score 6.9	143 bn	55 bn	17.3%	10 bn	7.1%	—	Ridesharing, food delivery and freight · World's largest ride-hailing and delivery platform outside China
86	CB	Chubb Limited Property and casualty insurance · score 6.7	137 bn	62 bn	18.1%	15 bn	11.2%	1.1%	Property, casualty and life insurance, from Switzerland · World's largest listed P&C insurer; consistently profitable underwriting
87	MPC	Marathon Petroleum Refining and marketing · score 6.9	133 bn	154 bn	5.6%	13 bn	9.7%	0.9%	Oil refining, with 3 million barrels per day · Largest refining capacity in the US
88	PGR	Progressive Property and casualty insurance · score 7.6	127 bn	91 bn	12.8%	16 bn	12.5%	6.4%	Auto and commercial fleet insurance · Leader in US auto insurance; the industry's best data-driven pricing
89	VRTX	Vertex Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology · score 6.0	127 bn	13 bn	35.0%	3.8 bn	3.0%	—	Medicines for cystic fibrosis and genetic diseases · Global monopoly in cystic fibrosis; pipeline in pain and type 1 diabetes
90	WDC	Western Digital Data storage · score 6.5	127 bn	13 bn	72.9%	3.5 bn	2.8%	0.1%	Hard drives and data storage · The other half of the HDD duopoly, after spinning off its flash memory division
91	LMT	Lockheed Martin Defense and aerospace · score 7.0	127 bn	77 bn	8.2%	8.7 bn	6.9%	2.5%	F-35 fighters, missiles, satellites and defense systems · Largest pure-play US defense contractor; a practical monopoly on the F-35 fighter
92	SPGI	S&P Global Exchanges and financial data · score 6.6	126 bn	16 bn	30.5%	5.6 bn	4.4%	0.9%	Credit ratings, S&P indices and market data · World's largest rating agency + S&P indexes; a duopoly with Moody's
93	FTNT	Fortinet Cybersecurity · score 7.0	126 bn	7.5 bn	28.2%	3.2 bn	2.5%	—	Firewalls and converged network security · Highest operating margin in the sector; strong in secure networking
94	VLO	Valero Energy Refining and marketing · score 7.0	125 bn	139 bn	5.2%	8.9 bn	7.1%	1.1%	Oil refining, renewable diesel and ethanol · Most efficient refiner by margin and a leader in renewable diesel
95	NEM	Newmont Gold · score 7.3	124 bn	26 bn	33.4%	9.7 bn	7.8%	0.9%	World's largest gold miner, since 1921 · World's largest gold miner
96	MO	Altria Group Tobacco and nicotine · score 6.4	124 bn	23 bn	34.0%	9.1 bn	7.4%	5.7%	Marlboro cigarettes and nicotine products in the United States · Dominates US cigarettes (Marlboro); high dividend yield and a long track record
97	COF	Capital One Financial Consumer credit and cards · score 6.6	123 bn	62 bn	17.0%	30 bn	24.2%	1.6%	Credit cards, retail banking and auto loans · Bought Discover in 2025 and became the only US card issuer with its own payment network
98	BKNG	Booking Holdings Online travel and booking · score 5.9	122 bn	28 bn	19.1%	9.5 bn	7.8%	1.1%	Hotel and travel bookings: Booking.com, Priceline and Kayak · World's largest online travel agency; exceptional margins and buybacks
99	PH	Parker Hannifin Industrial machinery and components · score 6.4	122 bn	22 bn	17.0%	3.9 bn	3.2%	0.8%	Hydraulic and pneumatic motion and control components · Global leader in motion and control technologies; growing aerospace business
100	BMY	Bristol-Myers Squibb Large-cap pharmaceuticals · score 7.6	120 bn	49 bn	18.9%	11 bn	9.5%	4.2%	Biopharma in oncology, hematology and immunology · Strong in oncology and hematology; valuation discount from patent expirations
101	MDT	Medtronic Medical devices · score 6.5	119 bn	38 bn	13.9%	6.1 bn	5.2%	3.1%	Medical devices: cardiac, neurological and surgical · World's largest medical device maker by revenue
102	CVS	CVS Health Pharmacies and retail health · score 6.2	119 bn	415 bn	1.2%	12 bn	9.9%	2.9%	Pharmacies, Aetna health plan and benefits management · Largest US pharmacy chain + benefits manager + Aetna health plan
103	MCK	McKesson Pharmaceutical distribution · score 5.1	118 bn	411 bn	1.1%	6.4 bn	5.4%	0.3%	Drug distribution and pharmacy services · Largest US drug distributor; a three-company oligopoly
104	PSX	Phillips 66 Refining and marketing · score 6.7	116 bn	152 bn	4.7%	8.9 bn	7.7%	1.7%	Refining, pipelines, chemicals and gas stations · Refining + midstream + chemicals, the most diversified mix
105	PLD	Prologis Industrial and logistics REITs · score 5.6	116 bn	9.2 bn	45.8%	5.2 bn	4.5%	3.4%	World's largest logistics warehouse REIT · World's largest owner of logistics warehouses; tenants like Amazon and DHL
106	SYK	Stryker Medical devices · score 6.3	114 bn	26 bn	14.4%	4.7 bn	4.1%	1.1%	Orthopedic implants, surgical robotics and equipment · Leader in orthopedics and robotic surgery (Mako); consistent growth
107	GLW	Corning Electronic components and connectors · score 5.7	114 bn	17 bn	11.2%	2.4 bn	2.1%	—	Display glass, optical fiber and automotive ceramics · Display glass and optical fiber; a critical data center supplier
108	ADP	Automatic Data Processing Professional services and HR · score 7.2	114 bn	22 bn	20.1%	5.4 bn	4.8%	2.3%	Outsourced payroll and workforce management · World's largest payroll processor; ~50 years of rising dividends
109	SBUX	Starbucks Restaurants · score 5.0	112 bn	38 bn	5.2%	3.6 bn	3.3%	2.5%	Starbucks coffee shops, company-operated and licensed · World's largest coffee chain; a dominant global brand
110	SNOW	Snowflake Data and analytics · score 2.9	111 bn	5.4 bn	-20.1%	1.2 bn	1.1%	—	Consumption-based cloud data platform · Leader in cloud data warehousing, independent of any cloud provider
111	LOW	Lowe's Companies Home improvement retail · score 5.2	110 bn	90 bn	7.3%	7.0 bn	6.4%	2.5%	Home improvement and garden retail · 2nd largest; more focused on end consumers
112	NET	Cloudflare Internet infrastructure and CDN · score 2.6	106 bn	2.5 bn	-8.2%	0.3 bn	0.3%	—	Content delivery network, security and edge computing · Network that delivers ~20% of web traffic; leader in edge security
113	CME	CME Group Exchanges and financial data · score 8.1	106 bn	6.8 bn	63.3%	4.2 bn	4.0%	3.9%	Futures and options exchange for rates, currencies and commodities · World's largest derivatives exchange; a practical monopoly in US interest-rate and index contracts
114	ABNB	Airbnb Online travel and booking · score 7.0	105 bn	13 bn	20.4%	4.9 bn	4.6%	—	Marketplace for stays and experiences in 220 countries · Global leader in alternative lodging, with strong cash generation
115	SO	Southern Company Regulated electric utilities · score 1.7	103 bn	30 bn	15.4%	-3.3 bn	-3.2%	3.0%	Electric and gas utilities in the US Southeast · One of the largest US utilities; the only one to have completed new nuclear reactors
116	TT	Trane Technologies HVAC and building products · score 6.6	102 bn	22 bn	13.3%	3.5 bn	3.4%	0.9%	Building HVAC and transport refrigeration · Leader in commercial HVAC; benefiting from energy efficiency and data centers
117	MAR	Marriott International Hotels and cruises · score 5.1	102 bn	27 bn	9.6%	3.0 bn	2.9%	0.7%	Franchising and management of Marriott hotels · World's largest hotel company; an asset-light brand model
118	FCX	Freeport-McMoRan Copper and electrification metals · score 5.7	100 bn	26 bn	11.4%	1.6 bn	1.6%	0.9%	Copper, gold and molybdenum mining · Largest US-listed copper producer; direct exposure to electrification
119	HCA	HCA Healthcare Hospitals · score 4.7	99 bn	78 bn	8.8%	6.0 bn	6.1%	0.7%	The largest private hospital network in the United States · Largest private US hospital network
120	BNY	BNY Custody and asset servicing · score 6.3	97 bn	20 bn	31.4%	1.6 bn	1.6%	1.5%	Asset custody, investment services and payments · World's largest custodian bank; holds about $50 trillion in assets
121	EQIX	Equinix Data center REITs · score 2.7	96 bn	9.8 bn	15.6%	-0.9 bn	-0.9%	2.0%	Interconnection data center REIT · World's largest carrier-neutral data center operator; an interconnection network effect
122	ADBE	Adobe Creative and document software · score 7.8	96 bn	26 bn	28.0%	11 bn	11.0%	—	Software for creativity, documents and digital marketing · Global standard in visual creation and documents (PDF, Photoshop)
123	DDOG	Datadog Data and analytics · score 4.4	94 bn	4.0 bn	4.5%	1.2 bn	1.3%	—	Observability and security for cloud applications · Leader in cloud application observability
124	ELV	Elevance Health Health insurance and services · score 5.8	93 bn	201 bn	2.5%	6.3 bn	6.7%	1.6%	Anthem and Blue Cross Blue Shield health plans · 2nd largest US health insurer (Blue Cross brand in 14 states)
125	CEG	Constellation Energy Nuclear and data-center power · score 3.8	93 bn	31 bn	11.1%	0.3 bn	0.3%	0.6%	Nuclear power generation and sales to large customers · Largest US nuclear operator; direct contracts with AI data centers
126	PWR	Quanta Services Engineering and heavy construction · score 5.8	93 bn	33 bn	4.0%	2.4 bn	2.6%	0.1%	Construction of power grids and telecom networks · Largest US power grid contractor; a bottleneck of electrification
127	DUK	Duke Energy Regulated electric utilities · score 1.0	93 bn	33 bn	16.1%	-4.3 bn	-4.6%	—	Electric and gas utilities in the Southeast and Midwest · 8 million customers in regulated markets with growing populations
128	GD	General Dynamics Defense and aerospace · score 7.2	92 bn	53 bn	8.5%	6.2 bn	6.7%	1.8%	Gulfstream jets, submarines, combat vehicles and military IT · Nuclear submarines (Virginia/Columbia class) + Gulfstream jets
129	MNST	Monster Beverage Non-alcoholic beverages · score 6.9	92 bn	9.2 bn	23.1%	2.1 bn	2.3%	—	Monster energy drinks · Global energy drink leader alongside Red Bull (unlisted)
130	MRNA	Moderna Vaccines and mRNA · score 0.2	91 bn	2.2 bn	-141.4%	-1.2 bn	-1.4%	—	Messenger RNA vaccines and therapies · The most advanced mRNA platform; high risk, pipeline in oncology
131	WM	Waste Management Commercial services (waste) · score 6.0	91 bn	26 bn	11.1%	3.6 bn	3.9%	1.6%	Largest US waste collection and treatment company · North America's largest waste company; landfills are irreplaceable assets
132	USB	U.S. Bancorp Regional banks — US Midwest · score 7.1	90 bn	30 bn	27.5%	13 bn	13.9%	3.6%	Retail and commercial banking and payment processing · Largest US regional bank; the group's best historical efficiency
133	APP	AppLovin Digital advertising (adtech) · score 6.8	90 bn	5.5 bn	80.5%	4.5 bn	5.0%	—	App advertising and monetization with artificial intelligence · In-app advertising engine with exceptional margins
134	JCI	Johnson Controls HVAC and building products · score 6.4	90 bn	25 bn	14.3%	3.2 bn	3.5%	1.1%	HVAC, controls and building security · Leader in smart buildings and building security systems
135	CDNS	Cadence Design Systems Design and engineering software · score 6.1	90 bn	5.8 bn	23.6%	1.7 bn	1.9%	—	Chip and electronic systems design software · The other half of the EDA duopoly, indispensable for designing chips
136	MRSH	Marsh & McLennan Insurance brokerage · score 6.3	90 bn	28 bn	14.2%	4.2 bn	4.6%	2.0%	Risk brokerage, reinsurance and consulting · World's largest insurance broker and risk consultancy
137	EMR	Emerson Electric Electrical equipment and power · score 6.2	90 bn	19 bn	13.8%	3.5 bn	3.9%	1.4%	Industrial automation, software and instrumentation · Leader in process automation; ~68 consecutive years of dividend increases
138	ICE	Intercontinental Exchange Exchanges and financial data · score 6.6	89 bn	13 bn	30.1%	5.1 bn	5.7%	1.3%	New York Stock Exchange, energy derivatives and data · Owner of the New York Stock Exchange and the largest US mortgage database
139	CSX	CSX Corporation Railroads · score 5.9	89 bn	15 bn	22.2%	2.8 bn	3.2%	1.1%	Freight railroad in the eastern United States · The other major Eastern US railroad; a better operating ratio than NSC
140	HWM	Howmet Aerospace Commercial aviation (manufacturers) · score 6.0	88 bn	9.1 bn	20.5%	1.8 bn	2.0%	—	Forged and machined parts for jet engines, and wheels · Leader in forged components and turbine blades; highest margin in the aerospace supply chain
141	SNPS	Synopsys Design and engineering software · score 5.8	87 bn	9.4 bn	11.4%	2.8 bn	3.2%	—	Chip design and verification software · Leader in chip design software (EDA); bought Ansys in 2025
142	INTU	Intuit Enterprise software (SaaS) · score 7.9	87 bn	21 bn	21.3%	8.7 bn	10.0%	1.6%	Financial software: QuickBooks, TurboTax, Credit Karma and Mailchimp · Dominates US tax filing (TurboTax) and small-business accounting (QuickBooks)
143	HOOD	Robinhood Markets Digital and crypto brokerages · score 5.1	87 bn	4.9 bn	42.0%	0.2 bn	0.3%	—	App-based brokerage for stocks, options and crypto · Platform that dominates young US investors; revenue diversified beyond crypto
144	PNC	PNC Financial Services Regional banks — US Northeast · score 5.8	86 bn	25 bn	30.7%	7.5 bn	8.7%	3.2%	Retail and commercial banking and wealth management · Credit risk management recognized as the best among regional banks
145	WMB	Williams Companies Midstream and pipelines · score 2.7	86 bn	12 bn	25.2%	-0.1 bn	-0.1%	2.9%	Gas pipelines and natural gas infrastructure · Owner of Transco, the main US gas pipeline; contracted, predictable revenue
146	AMT	American Tower Cell tower REITs · score 5.9	85 bn	11 bn	32.1%	4.0 bn	4.6%	3.8%	Telecom towers across several continents · World's largest cell tower owner; 10-year contracts with escalators
147	CTAS	Cintas Commercial services (uniforms and support) · score 6.4	84 bn	12 bn	17.8%	2.0 bn	2.4%	0.9%	Uniform rental and workplace products, since 1968 · Undisputed US leader in corporate uniforms; recurring contract revenue
148	DASH	DoorDash Ride-hailing and delivery · score 5.9	84 bn	16 bn	5.3%	2.6 bn	3.1%	—	App-based food and grocery delivery · Undisputed US food delivery leader (~65% share)
149	MMM	3M Industrial machinery and components · score 6.4	84 bn	25 bn	11.9%	4.0 bn	4.8%	1.9%	Tapes, abrasives, safety and health products · Industrial conglomerate in adhesives, abrasives and technical materials
150	MCO	Moody's Exchanges and financial data · score 6.5	83 bn	8.2 bn	34.3%	3.0 bn	3.6%	0.8%	Credit rating agency and credit analytics · The other half of the ratings duopoly; margins above 40%
151	UPS	United Parcel Service Trucking and parcel delivery · score 6.9	83 bn	90 bn	5.1%	5.5 bn	6.6%	6.5%	Express parcels, logistics and international freight · Largest US parcel network by revenue
152	EOG	EOG Resources Exploration and production (E&P) · score 7.9	83 bn	27 bn	25.4%	13 bn	16.2%	—	Shale oil and gas exploration and production, since 1985 · The benchmark for capital discipline and return on capital in shale
153	MDLZ	Mondelez International Processed foods · score 6.2	81 bn	40 bn	8.9%	3.1 bn	3.8%	3.1%	Cookies, chocolates and snacks: Oreo, Cadbury and Milka · Global leader in cookies and chocolate (Oreo, Lacta, Milka)
154	SHW	Sherwin-Williams Paints and coatings · score 6.2	81 bn	24 bn	11.0%	3.2 bn	4.0%	1.0%	Sherwin-Williams paints, with its own stores · Largest US paint maker, with its own network of ~4,700 stores
155	REGN	Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology · score 7.0	81 bn	16 bn	27.9%	3.8 bn	4.7%	0.5%	Antibody biotech: Eylea and Dupixent · Highly productive in-house research (Eylea, Dupixent)
156	BX	Blackstone Alternative assets and private equity · score 6.9	80 bn	16 bn	21.8%	5.5 bn	6.8%	7.9%	World's largest alternative asset manager · World's largest alternative asset manager; leader in real estate and credit
157	ECL	Ecolab Specialty chemicals · score 5.5	80 bn	17 bn	12.6%	1.9 bn	2.3%	1.0%	Hygiene, water and infection prevention for industry · Global leader in sanitation and industrial water treatment; recurring consumables model
158	EPD	Enterprise Products Partners Midstream MLPs (partnerships) · score 5.5	80 bn	58 bn	10.8%	3.5 bn	4.4%	0.1%	Pipelines, terminals and processing of natural gas and NGLs · Largest US energy MLP; 25+ years of rising distributions. Issues a K-1, which complicates taxes
159	VRT	Vertiv Holdings Data center infrastructure · score 6.9	79 bn	11 bn	15.1%	2.9 bn	3.7%	0.1%	Power, cooling and infrastructure for data centers · Leader in liquid cooling and power for AI data centers
160	TRV	Travelers Property and casualty insurance · score 7.1	79 bn	49 bn	17.0%	11 bn	13.5%	1.3%	Property, casualty and auto insurance · Benchmark commercial insurer, a member of the Dow Jones index
161	CI	The Cigna Group Health insurance and services · score 7.1	79 bn	282 bn	2.3%	10 bn	13.0%	2.1%	Health plans and pharmacy benefit management · Leader in pharmacy benefit management (Evernorth)
162	KKR	KKR & Co. Alternative assets and private equity · score 5.3	78 bn	21 bn	14.8%	2.5 bn	3.2%	0.9%	Alternative asset management, insurance and infrastructure · Private equity pioneer, now diversified into infrastructure and insurance
163	HLT	Hilton Worldwide Hotels and cruises · score 3.9	78 bn	12 bn	13.2%	2.0 bn	2.6%	0.2%	Hilton hotels: franchising and management of 9,158 properties · 2nd largest; the best unit growth in the sector
164	CMCSA	Comcast Cable TV and media · score 7.7	78 bn	125 bn	9.0%	20 bn	26.3%	6.3%	Cable TV, broadband, NBCUniversal and theme parks · 2nd largest US broadband operator + NBCUniversal and theme parks
165	ITW	Illinois Tool Works Industrial machinery and components · score 6.5	77 bn	16 bn	19.4%	2.9 bn	3.8%	2.4%	Diversified industrial manufacturing in seven segments · 80/20 model with a ~26% operating margin, among the highest in industrials
166	ROST	Ross Stores Apparel and off-price retail · score 6.8	76 bn	25 bn	10.8%	2.8 bn	3.7%	0.7%	Off-price brand apparel retail: Ross and dd's · 2nd largest US off-price retailer, with consistently high margins
167	MSI	Motorola Solutions Mission-critical communications and public safety · score 6.3	76 bn	12 bn	17.4%	2.7 bn	3.5%	1.0%	Radios, cameras and software for public safety · Practically monopolizes US emergency radio for police and firefighters
168	RCL	Royal Caribbean Cruise lines · score 2.5	75 bn	19 bn	23.5%	-0.4 bn	-0.6%	1.5%	Royal Caribbean, Celebrity and Silversea cruises · Leader in return on capital, with the newest ships in the sector
169	LITE	Lumentum Holdings Optics and photonics · score 2.5	75 bn	3.0 bn	-230.1%	0.3 bn	0.4%	—	Optical components and lasers for networks and data centers · Key supplier of lasers and optical components for data centers
170	CL	Colgate-Palmolive Cleaning and personal care products · score 6.4	74 bn	21 bn	9.7%	3.9 bn	5.2%	—	Toothpaste, soap, detergents and Hill's pet food · Global toothpaste leader (~40% share) and Hill's premium pet food
171	KMI	Kinder Morgan Midstream and pipelines · score 6.2	74 bn	18 bn	19.3%	3.2 bn	4.2%	3.5%	Gas pipelines, terminals and oil pipelines in North America · Largest US natural gas transporter by volume
172	HPE	Hewlett Packard Enterprise AI servers · score 6.0	74 bn	42 bn	6.7%	4.2 bn	5.6%	1.0%	Servers, storage and networking for enterprises · Strong in supercomputing and networking after buying Juniper in 2025
173	SLB	SLB (Schlumberger) Oilfield services and equipment · score 6.9	73 bn	36 bn	8.5%	4.8 bn	6.6%	2.3%	Services, equipment and technology for oil and gas · World's largest oilfield services provider, present in ~100 countries
174	NSC	Norfolk Southern Railroads · score 5.6	73 bn	13 bn	21.0%	1.6 bn	2.2%	1.7%	Freight railroad in the eastern United States · Eastern US rail network; merger with Union Pacific under regulatory review
175	GM	General Motors Automakers · score 7.1	73 bn	186 bn	1.1%	14 bn	19.8%	1.6%	Pickups, SUVs, cars and automotive software · Largest US automaker by volume; aggressive share buybacks
176	NOC	Northrop Grumman Electronic and space defense · score 6.4	73 bn	43 bn	10.5%	3.6 bn	5.0%	1.9%	Aircraft, missiles, satellites and defense systems · Leader in the B-21 bomber, Sentinel nuclear missiles and space systems
177	ORLY	O'Reilly Automotive Auto parts retail · score 4.5	72 bn	19 bn	14.3%	2.2 bn	3.0%	—	Aftermarket auto parts retail · Best auto parts logistics in the US; aggressive buybacks for 15+ years
178	CMI	Cummins Heavy machinery · score 6.5	72 bn	34 bn	8.4%	3.4 bn	4.7%	1.5%	Diesel engines, generators and propulsion systems · World's largest independent diesel engine maker
179	RSG	Republic Services Commercial services (waste) · score 5.9	70 bn	19 bn	11.3%	2.6 bn	3.8%	1.1%	Waste collection, landfill and recycling · 2nd largest, with pricing above inflation for a decade
180	TGT	Target Food retail and wholesale · score 6.7	70 bn	108 bn	4.1%	4.5 bn	6.4%	3.0%	Grocery, apparel and home retail · 3rd largest US mass retailer, with strong private labels
181	FDX	FedEx Logistics and air freight · score 6.5	70 bn	95 bn	4.7%	5.1 bn	7.4%	2.0%	Express parcels, air cargo and ground freight · World's largest express air freight network
182	AEP	American Electric Power Regulated electric utilities · score 5.8	68 bn	23 bn	14.3%	4.3 bn	6.3%	3.0%	Electricity generation, transmission and distribution in 11 US states · Largest US transmission network by length
183	HON	Honeywell Technologies Industrial automation · score 6.9	67 bn	38 bn	21.6%	4.0 bn	6.0%	4.6%	Building and industrial automation, aerospace and materials · Automation pure-play after the Jun 2026 split
184	BE	Bloom Energy Hydrogen and fuel cells · score 3.7	67 bn	3.1 bn	8.1%	0.6 bn	0.9%	—	Fuel cells for on-site power generation · Fuel cells that power data centers off the grid
185	APD	Air Products & Chemicals Industrial gases and chemicals · score 0.0	67 bn	13 bn	-0.4%	-1.6 bn	-2.4%	2.4%	Industrial gases: oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen · 2nd/3rd largest in industrial gases and a leader in hydrogen projects
186	APO	Apollo Global Management Alternative assets and private equity · score 7.5	66 bn	36 bn	5.2%	9.5 bn	14.5%	1.9%	Alternative asset management, retirement and credit · Leader in private credit and retirement services (Athene)
187	SPG	Simon Property Group Retail and monthly-dividend REITs · score 5.8	66 bn	6.9 bn	77.6%	3.2 bn	4.9%	0.7%	Mall and outlet REIT · Largest US owner of premium malls
188	BSX	Boston Scientific Medical devices · score 6.2	65 bn	21 bn	17.5%	3.6 bn	5.6%	—	Medical devices: cardiology, endoscopy and urology · Leader in interventional cardiology; fastest growth among the large players
189	COR	Cencora Pharmaceutical distribution · score 6.3	65 bn	333 bn	0.8%	4.1 bn	6.3%	0.7%	Pharmaceutical distribution and services for drugmakers · 2nd largest distributor; stable margins and high return on capital
190	AJG	Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance brokerage · score 5.1	65 bn	16 bn	10.0%	2.3 bn	3.5%	1.1%	Insurance brokerage and benefits consulting · Consolidator of the brokerage market, growing through acquisitions
191	CVNA	Carvana Used car retail · score 5.1	65 bn	25 bn	6.3%	0.9 bn	1.4%	—	Online buying and selling of used cars · Largest 100% online used-car retailer in the US
192	DLR	Digital Realty Data center REITs · score 4.7	64 bn	6.8 bn	11.8%	3.0 bn	4.6%	2.8%	Data center REIT · 2nd largest; focused on large contracts with hyperscalers
193	URI	United Rentals Equipment rental · score 7.1	64 bn	17 bn	15.7%	5.7 bn	9.0%	0.8%	World's largest equipment rental company · World's largest construction equipment rental company; scale no one can replicate
194	MET	MetLife Life insurance and annuities · score 6.8	63 bn	79 bn	4.6%	16 bn	24.6%	2.4%	Life insurance, group benefits and retirement · Largest US life insurer
195	TDG	TransDigm Group Commercial aviation (manufacturers) · score 3.2	63 bn	10 bn	21.3%	1.9 bn	3.1%	8.4%	Proprietary aftermarket parts for aviation · ~90% of revenue from proprietary aftermarket parts, with rare pricing power
196	TRGP	Targa Resources Midstream and pipelines · score 5.0	63 bn	17 bn	13.5%	0.7 bn	1.2%	—	Gathering, processing and export of natural gas and NGLs · Largest gas gatherer and processor in the Permian
197	OXY	Occidental Petroleum Exploration and production (E&P) · score 6.7	63 bn	24 bn	30.6%	4.8 bn	7.6%	—	Oil, gas, chemicals and carbon capture · Big in the Permian and in carbon capture; a major Berkshire holding
198	ALL	Allstate Property and casualty insurance · score 7.2	62 bn	70 bn	19.0%	12 bn	19.6%	1.7%	Auto and home insurance in the United States · 2nd largest US auto insurer
199	GWW	W.W. Grainger Industrial distribution (MRO) · score 6.1	62 bn	19 bn	9.9%	1.5 bn	2.4%	0.8%	Distribution of maintenance, repair and operating supplies · North America's largest industrial supplies distributor
200	MPWR	Monolithic Power Systems Power semiconductors · score 5.7	62 bn	3.3 bn	24.5%	0.6 bn	1.0%	0.5%	Power management integrated circuits · Power management for AI servers; exceptional margins

By sector

Sector	Companies	Value	Revenue	Largest
Health Care	840	7.8 tn	3.8 tn	LLY, JNJ, ABBV
Financials	751	9.8 tn	3.5 tn	BRK-B, JPM, V
Industrials	586	9.1 tn	3.4 tn	SPCX, CAT, GE
Information Technology	434	26.9 tn	2.9 tn	NVDA, AAPL, MSFT
Consumer Discretionary	366	7.4 tn	3.2 tn	AMZN, TSLA, HD
Real Estate	190	1.6 tn	327 bn	WELL, PLD, EQIX
Energy	182	3.2 tn	2.0 tn	XOM, CVX, COP
Materials	172	1.6 tn	747 bn	SCCO, NEM, FCX
Consumer Staples	153	4.0 tn	3.2 tn	WMT, COST, KO
Communication Services	122	7.6 tn	1.7 tn	GOOGL, META, NFLX
Utilities	97	1.6 tn	580 bn	NEE, SO, CEG

Companies by country

All countries
China 234 companies
Canada 209 companies
Israel 104 companies
Singapore 89 companies
Hong Kong 82 companies
United Kingdom 78 companies
Switzerland 32 companies
Brazil 31 companies
Ireland 31 companies
Australia 29 companies
Bermuda 28 companies
Japan 28 companies
Greece 26 companies
Netherlands 19 companies
Taiwan 19 companies
Cayman Islands 18 companies
Germany 17 companies
Mexico 17 companies
Argentina 16 companies
France 16 companies
Malaysia 16 companies
South Korea 14 companies
Luxembourg 12 companies
India 9 companies
Belgium 8 companies
Sweden 8 companies
United Arab Emirates 8 companies
Chile 7 companies
South Africa 7 companies
Spain 7 companies
Denmark 6 companies
Italy 6 companies
Cyprus 5 companies
Jersey 5 companies
Colombia 4 companies
Monaco 4 companies
Peru 4 companies
Norway 3 companies
Turkey 3 companies
Uruguay 3 companies
British Virgin Islands 2 companies
Costa Rica 2 companies
Guernsey 2 companies
Indonesia 2 companies
Panama 2 companies
Philippines 2 companies
Bahamas 1 company
Cambodia 1 company
Finland 1 company
Gibraltar 1 company
Isle of Man 1 company
Jordan 1 company
Kazakhstan 1 company
Macau 1 company
Thailand 1 company
Vietnam 1 company

What this is. A catalogue, not a guide. Every industry with stocks listed on the NYSE or NASDAQ, the companies contending for its leadership, what each one does according to its own annual report, and the balance sheet it filed with the SEC.

The score runs from 0 to 10 and compares each company with every other one in the almanac on cash generation, profitability, debt, dividends and consistency over the last five years. The higher it is, the better the company fares in that comparison. Curious how much each part weighs? Ask at the bottom of the page.

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