The market cap of chip maker, Nvidia, reached $3.335 trillion on June 18, 2024, surpassing Microsoft as the most valued company in the world. The stock, costing $135.58 apiece, surged 3.51%. Here is a look at the other firms in the Top 9 list.
Microsoft, which had been sharing the topmost position with Apple for a long time, was pushed to the second spot amid Nvidia rally. After a plunge of 0.45% on June 18, the company was valued at $3.317 trillion.
The iPhone-maker was pushed to the third position last week by Nvidia. Apple shares dipped 1.1% on June 18 and its market cap was recorded at $3.285 trillion.
Google-parent Alphabet plummeted 1.3% on June 18 and its stock was trading at $176.45 per share. The market cap was calculated at $2.171 trillion as of June 18.
E-commerce major Amazon was trading at $182.81 apiece on June 18 after dropping 0.68%. The valuation of the firm was pegged at $1.902 trillion.
Facebook parent company Meta Platforms was valued at $1.266 trillion. The stock was trading at $499.49 per share after dropping 1.41% on June 18.
Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathway rallied 0.15% on June 18 and was trading at $407.95 apiece. The market cap of the firm is $880.93 billion.
Pharma giant Eli Lilly has a market capital of $847.24 billion. It was trading at $891.46 per share after climbing 0.73% on June 18.
Another high-flying stock, Broadcom, was trading at $1803 apiece. The shares slided 1.44% on June 18. The valuation of the global technology leader was recorded at $839.05 billion.
Elon Musk's Tesla was valued at $589.55 billion on June 18. The stock fell 1.38% and was trading at $184.86 per share.