Fourteen companies top $1 trillion in market value; Apple leads with $5.17 trillion

FinanceInternationalRevista MercadoNov 12, 2026, 8:30 AMAI summary

According to CompaniesMarketCap, as of the November 12, 2026 morning query, 14 companies have a market value above $1 trillion. Apple leads with $5.17 trillion, followed by Nvidia ($4.20 trillion) and Microsoft ($3.87 trillion). Eleven of the 14 are U.S. companies; the others are Taiwan's TSMC, Saudi Aramco and South Korea's Samsung. Together the 14 total $33.77 trillion, about 232 times the Dominican Republic's projected 2026 GDP.

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Apple leads with $5.17 trillion, nearly $1 trillion more than second-place Nvidia at $4.20 trillion; Microsoft is third with $3.87 trillion.
Eleven of the 14 companies are from the U.S.; the others are TSMC ($2.14 trillion), Saudi Aramco ($1.70 trillion) and Samsung ($1.02 trillion).
The five big U.S. tech companies total $19.68 trillion, more than half the value of the full group.

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