SEC annual filings · companies ranked by revenue
Which companies have the most revenue in the SEC data we read?
In 2025, 1,766 companies that have had revenue of one billion dollars or more are ranked; Amazon.com, Inc. reported the most, $716.9 billion. The newest annual report in the data is for the fiscal year ended .
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Amazon.com, Inc. reported the most revenue in 2025, $716.9 billion.
1,766 companies are ranked for 2025: those that have had revenue of one billion dollars or more in the SEC data we read.
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Facts as filed with the SEC, and our arithmetic on them. Not investment advice.
Total assets are the figure the SEC data holds for the fiscal year end; a dash can mean the data holds a balance of another date.
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Understanding the ranking
Where it stands today
Amazon.com, Inc. reported $716.9 billion, the most in 2025.
How is the ranking made?
The ranking lists companies by the revenue they filed with the SEC for their fiscal year in 2025, the largest first.
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A company is in the ranking when its latest annual report shows revenue of one billion dollars or more, and stays in it afterwards. A company that has stopped filing keeps its page and is not ranked.
The numbers behind the chart
Which companies reported the most revenue?100 companies
| Company | Rank | Symbol | Revenue | Profit or loss | Total assets | Industry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon.com, Inc. | 1 | AMZN | $717B | $77.7B | $818B | Miscellaneous retail |
| Walmart Inc. | 2 | WMT | $713B | $21.9B | $285B | General merchandise stores |
| UnitedHealth Group Inc | 3 | UNH | $448B | $12.1B | $310B | Insurance carriers |
| Apple Inc. | 4 | AAPL | $416B | $112B | – | Industrial machinery and computers |
| McKesson Corp | 5 | MCK | $403B | $4.76B | – | Wholesale, nondurable goods |
| Alphabet Inc. | 6 | GOOGL | $403B | $132B | $595B | Business services |
| CVS Health Corp | 7 | CVS | $402B | $1.77B | $254B | Miscellaneous retail |
| Berkshire Hathaway Inc | 8 | BRK-B | $371B | $67.0B | $1.22T | Insurance carriers |
| Exxon Mobil Corp | 9 | – | $332B | $28.8B | $449B | Petroleum refining |
| Cencora, Inc. | 10 | COR | $321B | $1.55B | – | Wholesale, nondurable goods |
| Microsoft Corp | 11 | MSFT | $282B | $102B | – | Business services |
| Costco Wholesale Corp | 12 | COST | $275B | $8.10B | – | General merchandise stores |
| Cigna Group | 13 | CI | $275B | $5.96B | $158B | Insurance carriers |
| Cardinal Health Inc | 14 | CAH | $223B | $1.56B | – | Wholesale, nondurable goods |
| NVIDIA Corp | 15 | NVDA | $216B | $120B | $207B | Electronic and electrical equipment |
| Meta Platforms, Inc. | 16 | META | $201B | $60.5B | $366B | Business services |
| Elevance Health, Inc. | 17 | ELV | $199B | $5.66B | $121B | Insurance carriers |
| Centene Corp | 18 | CNC | $195B | −$6.67B | $76.7B | Insurance carriers |
| Chevron Corp | 19 | CVX | $189B | $12.3B | $324B | Petroleum refining |
| Ford Motor Co | 20 | F | $187B | – | $289B | Transportation equipment |
| JD.com, Inc. | 21 | JD | $187B | – | $99.4B | Miscellaneous retail |
| General Motors Co | 22 | GM | $185B | $2.78B | $281B | Transportation equipment |
| JPMorgan Chase & Co | 23 | JPM | $182B | $57.0B | $4.42T | Banks and savings institutions |
| Home Depot, Inc. | 24 | HD | $165B | $14.2B | $105B | Building materials and garden stores |
| Alibaba Group Holding Ltd | 25 | BABA | $148B | $15.0B | – | Business services |
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| Company | Rank | Symbol | Revenue | Profit or loss | Total assets | Industry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kroger Co | 26 | KR | $148B | $1.02B | $50.0B | Food stores |
| Verizon Communications Inc | 27 | VZ | $138B | $17.6B | $404B | Communications |
| Marathon Petroleum Corp | 28 | MPC | $133B | $4.05B | $84.0B | Petroleum refining |
| StoneX Group Inc. | 29 | SNEX | $132B | $306M | – | Security and commodity brokers |
| Phillips 66 | 30 | PSX | $132B | $4.40B | $73.7B | Petroleum refining |
| Humana Inc | 31 | HUM | $130B | $1.19B | $48.9B | Insurance carriers |
| AT&T Inc. | 32 | T | $126B | $22.0B | $420B | Communications |
| Comcast Corp | 33 | CMCSA | $124B | $20.0B | $273B | Communications |
| Valero Energy Corp | 34 | VLO | $123B | $2.35B | $58.0B | Petroleum refining |
| Dell Technologies Inc. | 35 | DELL | $114B | $5.94B | $101B | Industrial machinery and computers |
| Bank of America Corp | 36 | BAC | $113B | $30.5B | $3.41T | Banks and savings institutions |
| Target Corp | 37 | TGT | $105B | $3.71B | $59.5B | General merchandise stores |
| Tesla, Inc. | 38 | TSLA | $94.8B | $3.85B | $138B | Transportation equipment |
| FedEx Corp | 39 | FDX | $94.7B | – | – | Air transportation |
| Walt Disney Co | 40 | DIS | $94.4B | $12.4B | – | Amusement and recreation |
| Johnson & Johnson | 41 | JNJ | $94.2B | $26.8B | $199B | Chemicals and drugs |
| PepsiCo Inc | 42 | PEP | $93.9B | $8.24B | $107B | Food products |
| Boeing Co | 43 | BA | $89.5B | $2.23B | $168B | Transportation equipment |
| United Parcel Service Inc | 44 | UPS | $88.7B | $5.57B | $73.1B | Trucking and warehousing |
| RTX Corp | 45 | RTX | $88.6B | $6.73B | $171B | Transportation equipment |
| T-Mobile US, Inc. | 46 | TMUS | $88.3B | $11.0B | $219B | Communications |
| Progressive Corp | 47 | PGR | $87.7B | $11.3B | $123B | Insurance carriers |
| Lowe's Companies Inc | 48 | LOW | $86.3B | $6.65B | $54.1B | Building materials and garden stores |
| Energy Transfer LP | 49 | ET | $85.5B | $4.43B | $141B | Electric, gas and sanitary services |
| Citigroup Inc | 50 | C | $85.2B | $14.3B | $2.66T | Banks and savings institutions |
| Sysco Corp | 51 | SYY | $84.6B | $1.76B | – | Wholesale, nondurable goods |
| Procter & Gamble Co | 52 | PG | $84.3B | $16.0B | – | Chemicals and drugs |
| Wells Fargo & Company | 53 | WFC | $83.7B | $21.3B | $2.15T | Banks and savings institutions |
| Albertsons Companies, Inc. | 54 | ACI | $83.2B | $217M | – | Food stores |
| Archer-Daniels-Midland Co | 55 | ADM | $80.3B | $1.08B | $52.4B | Food products |
| MetLife Inc | 56 | MET | $77.1B | $3.17B | $745B | Insurance carriers |
| HCA Healthcare, Inc. | 57 | HCA | $75.6B | $6.78B | $60.7B | Health services |
| Lockheed Martin Corp | 58 | LMT | $75.0B | $5.02B | $59.8B | Transportation equipment |
| American Express Co | 59 | AXP | $72.2B | $10.8B | $300B | Credit institutions other than banks |
| Morgan Stanley | 60 | MS | $70.6B | $16.9B | $1.42T | Security and commodity brokers |
| Bunge Global SA | 61 | BG | $70.3B | $816M | $44.5B | Food products |
| Accenture plc | 62 | ACN | $69.7B | $7.68B | – | Business services |
| Performance Food Group Co | 63 | PFGC | $67.8B | $359M | – | Wholesale, nondurable goods |
| Allstate Corp | 64 | ALL | $67.7B | $10.2B | $120B | Insurance carriers |
| Caterpillar Inc | 65 | CAT | $67.6B | $8.88B | $98.6B | Industrial machinery and computers |
| International Business Machines Corp | 66 | IBM | $67.5B | $10.6B | $152B | Industrial machinery and computers |
| Oracle Corp | 67 | ORCL | $67.4B | $17.0B | – | Business services |
| Eli Lilly & Co | 68 | LLY | $65.2B | $20.6B | $112B | Chemicals and drugs |
| Merck & Co., Inc. | 69 | MRK | $65.0B | $18.3B | $137B | Chemicals and drugs |
| Broadcom Inc. | 70 | AVGO | $63.9B | – | – | Electronic and electrical equipment |
| Delta Air Lines, Inc. | 71 | DAL | $63.4B | $5.00B | $81.3B | Air transportation |
| Publix Super Markets Inc | 72 | – | $63.2B | $4.73B | $41.0B | Food stores |
| Pfizer Inc | 73 | PFE | $62.6B | $7.77B | $208B | Chemicals and drugs |
| TD Synnex Corp | 74 | SNX | $62.5B | $828M | $34.3B | Wholesale, durable goods |
| PDD Holdings Inc. | 75 | PDD | $61.8B | $14.0B | $90.1B | Business services |
| AbbVie Inc. | 76 | ABBV | $61.2B | $4.23B | $134B | Chemicals and drugs |
| Prudential Financial Inc | 77 | PRU | $60.8B | $3.58B | $774B | Insurance carriers |
| Galaxy Digital Inc. | 78 | GLXY | $60.4B | −$241M | $11.3B | Security and commodity brokers |
| TJX Companies Inc | 79 | TJX | $60.4B | $5.49B | $35.8B | Apparel and accessory stores |
| Chubb Ltd | 80 | CB | $59.4B | $10.3B | $272B | Insurance carriers |
| United Airlines Holdings, Inc. | 81 | UAL | $59.1B | $3.35B | $76.4B | Air transportation |
| ConocoPhillips | 82 | COP | $58.9B | $7.99B | $122B | Petroleum refining |
| Goldman Sachs Group Inc | 83 | GS | $58.3B | $17.2B | $1.81T | Security and commodity brokers |
| Cisco Systems, Inc. | 84 | CSCO | $56.7B | $10.2B | – | Industrial machinery and computers |
| HP Inc | 85 | HPQ | $55.3B | $2.53B | – | Industrial machinery and computers |
| CCO Holdings LLC | 86 | – | $54.8B | $7.44B | $152B | Communications |
| Charter Communications, Inc. | 86 | CHTR | $54.8B | $4.99B | $154B | Communications |
| American Airlines Group Inc. | 88 | AAL | $54.6B | $111M | $61.8B | Air transportation |
| Tyson Foods, Inc. | 89 | TSN | $54.4B | $474M | – | Food products |
| Capital One Financial Corp | 90 | COF | $53.4B | $2.45B | $669B | Banks and savings institutions |
| Intel Corp | 91 | INTC | $52.9B | −$267M | $211B | Electronic and electrical equipment |
| Enterprise Products Partners L.P. | 92 | EPD | $52.6B | $5.81B | $77.9B | Electric, gas and sanitary services |
| Ingram Micro Holding Corp | 93 | INGM | $52.6B | $328M | $21.2B | Wholesale, durable goods |
| General Dynamics Corp | 94 | GD | $52.5B | $4.21B | $57.2B | Transportation equipment |
| Uber Technologies, Inc | 95 | UBER | $52.0B | $10.1B | $61.8B | Business services |
| Travelers Companies, Inc. | 96 | TRV | $48.8B | $6.29B | $144B | Insurance carriers |
| Bristol-Myers Squibb Co | 97 | BMY | $48.2B | $7.05B | $90.0B | Chemicals and drugs |
| Coca-Cola Co | 98 | KO | $47.9B | $13.1B | $105B | Food products |
| NIKE, Inc. | 99 | NKE | $46.4B | $3.11B | – | Rubber and plastics products |
| General Electric Co | 100 | GE | $45.9B | $8.70B | $130B | Electronic and electrical equipment |
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Which companies belong to industries with no page of their own?24 companies
Which industries have a ranking of their own?57 industries
What does the ranking leave out, and where is it from?Limits and source
What this number cannot tell you
- Only companies with a revenue figure for the ranking year that passes our checks are ranked, the largest first; equal figures share a rank.
- A company's figures are its own. A company that files together with a parent or a subsidiary is ranked on its own figure, so the same business can appear twice, and a sum of revenue counts it twice.
- Total assets are shown only when the SEC data dates them within ten days of the fiscal year end, and profit only when its period ends within sixty days of it.
- A dash is a gap. Either the company did not report that figure for that year, the figure failed one of our checks and is not shown, or the SEC data holds it for another date or period than the year asks for. The dash says which when it is pointed at.
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