Ranked four ways — by revenue, market value, profit, and headcount — drawn from regulatory filings and public-market data.
200Companies ranked
$8.6TTop-200 revenue
$32T+Top-200 market cap
15.4MPeople employed
By Revenue
Annual total revenue · US$ billions
Source: filing-based Fortune 500 refresh (compiled from company 10-K / 10-Q / annual reports plus public market data), updated May 25, 2026. These are the 200 largest U.S. companies by revenue.
By Market Value
Public market capitalization · US$ billions
Market cap is a market-derived figure (price × shares), not a 10-K line item — it moves daily. Values from the same filing-based dataset's public-market snapshot. Of the top-200-by-revenue set, 188 are publicly traded; private firms, mutuals and co-ops have no market cap and are excluded from this ranking.
By Profit
Net income, most recent fiscal year · US$ billions
Source: net income as reported in annual 10-K / 20-F SEC filings (FY2025), via StockTitan, retrieved May 2026. This ranking is of US-exchange-listed companies, which includes some foreign-domiciled filers (20-F). Use the toggle to show US companies only or the full listed set. marks non-US-domiciled companies.
By Employees
Total global headcount
Source: most recently reported headcount from the filing-based dataset (typically the 10-K). Counts are global and include part-time/seasonal staff (notably for large retailers), so they are not strictly comparable across companies. Ranked within the 200 largest US firms by revenue.
By Industry
Aggregate revenue of the top 200, grouped
Each block is one industry; size is proportional to the combined revenue of its companies within the top-200-by-revenue set. Tap a block to filter the table beneath.