
Market capitalisation – or ‘market cap’ – shows a company’s total value, calculated by multiplying its share price by the number of shares in issue. It’s a quick way to compare the size of tech firms across global markets, whether you’re buying shares or trading share CFDs.
Here’s a look at the largest tech companies by market cap, as of 27 September 2026.
The table below ranks tech companies by market capitalisation in USD, alongside their latest share price and primary listing country – accurate as of 27 September 2026. Companies with the highest market caps appear at the top.
|
Rank |
Company |
Market cap |
Country |
|
1 |
NVIDIA | $5.47T | USA |
|
2 |
Microsoft | $3.84T | USA |
|
3 |
Apple | $5.06T | USA |
|
4 |
Alphabet (Google) | $4.15T | USA |
|
5 |
Amazon | $8.02T | USA |
|
6 |
Meta Platforms (Facebook) | ##MetaMarketCap## | USA |
|
7 |
Broadcom | $1.67T | USA |
|
8 |
TSMC | $2.34T | Taiwan |
|
9 |
Tesla | $1.24T | USA |
| 10 | Oracle | $388.92B | USA |
Market cap (short for market capitalisation) represents the overall market value of a company's publicly traded shares, calculated by multiplying its current share price by its total shares in issue. It helps traders assess a company's relative size, market influence, and overall investment risk.
Tech shares often carry risk due to their sensitivity to innovation, regulatory scrutiny, competition, and market volatility. While some large-cap tech companies may offer stability, early-stage or smaller firms tend to be more volatile.
Market cap reflects the value of a company based purely on its share price and shares in issue. Enterprise value, however, provides a broader valuation by including debt, cash, and other balance-sheet items, offering traders a fuller picture of a company's overall worth.








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