Top 5 Stocks by Country Across Major Global Economies (2025)

This article presents the top 5 publicly traded companies from around 20 major economies across all continents, ranked by approximate market capitalization as of December 23, 2025. Each table shows company name, industry, and market cap to make global comparisons easy and readable.

North America

United States	Canada
Nvidia – Semiconductors & AI – ~$4.5T	Royal Bank of Canada – Banking – ~$240B
Apple – Consumer Tech – ~$4.0T	TD Bank – Banking – ~$200B
Microsoft – Software & Cloud – ~$3.6T	Enbridge – Energy Infrastructure – ~$150B
Alphabet – Internet & Ads – ~$3.7T	CN Rail – Transportation – ~$120B
Amazon – E-commerce & Cloud – ~$2.4T	Scotiabank – Banking – ~$110B

Europe

Germany	United Kingdom
SAP – Software – ~$290B	AstraZeneca – Pharma – ~$280B
Siemens – Industrials – ~$220B	HSBC – Banking – ~$270B
Volkswagen – Automotive – ~$140B	BP – Energy – ~$200B
Allianz – Insurance – ~$120B	Unilever – Consumer Goods – ~$150B
BASF – Chemicals – ~$100B	GSK – Pharma – ~$110B

France	Italy
LVMH – Luxury – ~$360B	Eni – Energy – ~$80B
TotalEnergies – Oil & Gas – ~$180B	Ferrari – Automotive – ~$60B
Airbus – Aerospace – ~$180B	UniCredit – Banking – ~$55B
BNP Paribas – Banking – ~$120B	Intesa Sanpaolo – Banking – ~$50B
Sanofi – Pharma – ~$120B	Generali – Insurance – ~$45B

Asia-Pacific

China	Japan
Tencent – Internet & Gaming – ~$700B	Toyota – Automotive – ~$280B
Alibaba – E-commerce – ~$360B	Sony – Entertainment – ~$140B
ICBC – Banking – ~$350B	Mitsubishi UFJ – Banking – ~$180B
China Mobile – Telecom – ~$235B	SoftBank – Telecom & Investment – ~$120B
Ping An – Insurance – ~$230B	Honda – Automotive – ~$60B

India	South Korea
Reliance – Energy & Retail – ~$240B	Samsung Electronics – Tech – ~$280B
TCS – IT Services – ~$150B	SK Hynix – Semiconductors – ~$270B
HDFC Bank – Banking – ~$185B	Hyundai – Automotive – ~$70B
Infosys – IT Services – ~$90B	LG Chem – Batteries – ~$50B
ICICI Bank – Banking – ~$110B	Kia – Automotive – ~$50B

Australia	Indonesia
BHP – Mining – ~$210B	Bank Central Asia – Banking – ~$50B
Commonwealth Bank – Banking – ~$170B	Bank Mandiri – Banking – ~$30B
CSL – Biotech – ~$130B	BRI – Banking – ~$40B
Westpac – Banking – ~$90B	Telkom Indonesia – Telecom – ~$20B
ANZ – Banking – ~$85B	Astra International – Conglomerate – ~$25B

Malaysia	Thailand
Maybank – Banking – ~$90B	PTT – Energy – ~$45B
Public Bank – Banking – ~$60B	CP Group – Food & Retail – ~$40B
Tenaga Nasional – Utilities – ~$55B	SCG – Industrials – ~$30B
CIMB – Banking – ~$45B	Bangkok Bank – Banking – ~$25B
Petronas – Energy – ~$200B*	Kasikornbank – Banking – ~$20B

Middle East & Africa

Saudi Arabia	South Africa
Saudi Aramco – Oil & Gas – ~$1.6T	Naspers – Internet – ~$45B
SABIC – Chemicals – ~$100B	Anglo American – Mining – ~$60B
Al Rajhi Bank – Banking – ~$70B	Standard Bank – Banking – ~$25B
STC – Telecom – ~$50B	MTN – Telecom – ~$20B
NCB – Banking – ~$90B	Firstrand – Banking – ~$22B

Latin America

Brazil	Mexico
Petrobras – Energy – ~$80B	America Movil – Telecom – ~$90B
Vale – Mining – ~$70B	Walmart de Mexico – Retail – ~$80B
Itaú – Banking – ~$60B	Grupo Bimbo – Food – ~$35B
Bradesco – Banking – ~$50B	FEMSA – Beverages – ~$60B
Ambev – Beverages – ~$40B	Grupo Mexico – Mining – ~$55B

Disclaimer: Market capitalization figures are approximate and based on late December 2025 estimates. Data is for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.