100 Most Valuable Publicly Traded Companies by Region: July 5, 2023 (cost, state, rates)

[18Montclair]

As of NY close July 5, 2023

I did a thread by state but decided to do one by region this time.

Company Rank/Company Name/Market Capitalization(07-05-2023)/Headquarters City, State

MIDWEST: 14 Companies--$3.357T Total Market Cap
8 Berkshire Hathaway--$744.26B(Omaha, NE)
10 UnitedHealth--$447.49B(Minnetonka, MN)
11 Eli Lilly--$442.07B(Indianapolis, IN)
17 Proctor & Gamble--$358.82B(Cincinnati, OH)
25 AbbVie--$242.80B(North Chicago, IL)
29 McDonalds--$216.76B(Chicago, IL)
35 Abbott Laboratories--$189.58B(Chicago, IL)
61 Union Pacific--$124.75B(Omaha, NE)
65 Deere & Co--$118.64B(Moline, IL)
72 Stryker--$112.88B(Kalamazoo, MI)

75 Elevance Health--$105.02B(Indianapolis, IN)
79 Mondelez--$99.71B(Chicago, IL)
99 Progressive--$77.48B(Mayfield, OH)
100 Fiserv---$77.10B(Brookfield, WI)

NORTHEAST: 33 Companies--$5.179T Market Cap
14 Johnson & Johnson--$423.09B(New Brunswick, NJ)
15 JPMorgan Chase--$422.68B(New York, NY)
21 Merck--$292.79B(New York, NY)
24 Pepsico--$257.04B(Harrison, NY)
32 Pfizer--$205.99B(New York, NY)
33 Thermo Fisher Scientific--$201.24B(Waltham, MA)
37 Danaher--$175.16B(Washington, DC)
38 Comcast--$172.92B(Philadelphia, PA)
44 Verizon--$157.56B(New York, NY)
47 Philip Morris--$151.52B(Stamford, CT)

48 Raytheon Technologies--$143.54B(Waltham, MA)
49 Morgan Stanley--$143.49B(New York, NY)
52 Bristol-Myers Squibb--$135.98B(New York, NY)
54 American Express--$130.49B(New York, NY)
56 Boeing--$128.32B(Arlington, VA)
58 S&P Global--$128.19B(New York, NY)
62 IBM--$121.89B(Armonk, NY)
66 General Electric--$118.45B(Boston, MA)
67 Lockheed Martin--$117.19B(Bethesda, MD)
74 Goldman Sachs--$107.22B(New York, NY)

76 BlackRock--$103.76B(New York, NY)
78 Booking Holdings--$99.73B(Norwalk, CT)
80 TJX Companies--$97.34B(Framingham, MA)
82 Analog Devices--$95.26B(Wilmington, MA)
83 American Tower--$92.44B(Boston, MA)
84 Marsh & McLennan--$92.03B(New York, NY)
85 Citigroup--$91.10B(New York, NY)
86 ADP--$90.80B(Roseland, NJ)
87 Vertex Pharcmaceuticals--$89.71B(Boston, MA)
88 CVS Health--$89.21B(Woonsocket, RI)

92 Cigna $83.06B(Bloomfield, CT)
96 Regeneron Pharmaceuticals--$78.75B(Tarrytown, NY)
97 Zoetis--$78.25B(Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ)

SOUTH: 19 Companies--$4.083T Total Market Cap
6 Tesla--$895.32B(Austin, TX)
12 Exxon Mobil--$432.23B(Irving, TX)
13 Walmart--$425.76B(Bentonville, AR)
19 Oracle--$314.74B(Austin, TX)
20 Home Depot---$313.09B(Atlanta, GA)
23 Coca-Cola--$263.92B(Atlanta, GA)
27 Bank of America--$231.74B(Charlotte, NC)
43 Texas Instruments--$160.22B(Dallas, TX)
45 UPS--$154.57B(Atlanta, GA)
46 Nextera Energy--$151.65B(Juno Beach, FL)

51 Honeywell--$137.41B(Charlotte, NC)
53 Lowe's--$132.13B(Mooresville, NC)
59 Caterpillar--$126.41B(Irving, TX)
60 ConocoPhillips--$125.87B(Houston, TX)
70 AT&T--$114.88B(Dallas, TX)
77 Charles Schwab--$103.17B(Westlake, TX)
91 HCA Healthcare--$83.48B(Nashville, TN)
94 Altria Group--$82.07B( Richmond, VA)
98 Southern Company--$78.15B(Atlanta, GA)

WEST: 33 Companies--$14.856T Market Cap
1 Apple--$3.050T(Cupertino, CA)
2 Microsoft--$2.532T(Redmond, WA)
3 Alphabet--$1.526T(Mountain View, CA)
4 Amazon--$1.337T(Seattle, WA)
5 NVIDIA--$1.045T(Santa Clara, CA)
7 Meta Platforms--$756.63B(Menlo Park, CA)
9 Visa--$500.46B(San Francisco, CA)
18 Broadcom--$357.82B(San Jose, CA)
22 Chevron--$292.47B(San Ramon, CA)
26 Costco--$239.80B(Issaquah, WA)

28 Adobe--$223.50B(San Jose, CA)
30 Cisco--$210.84B(San Jose, CA)
31 Salesforce--$208.26B(San Francisco, CA)
34 Netflix--$198.22B(Los Gatos, CA)
36 AMD--$183.50(Santa Clara, CA)
39 Nike--$169.63B(Beaverton, OR)
40 T-Mobile US--$167.45B(Bellevue, WA)
41 Walt Disney--$164.07B(Burbank, CA)
42 Wells Fargo--$163.14B(San Francisco, CA)
50 Intel--$139.47B(Santa Clara, CA)

55 QUALCOMM--$130.49B(San Diego, CA)
57 Intuit--$128.31B(Mountain View, CA)
63 Amgen--$120.69B(Thousand Oaks, CA)
64 Applied Materials--$119.46B(Santa Clara, CA)
68 Intuitive Surgical--$116.99B(Sunnyvale, CA)
69 ServiceNow--$115.26B(Santa Clara, CA)
71 Prologis--$114.50B(San Francisco, CA)
73 Starbucks--$112.87B(Seattle, WA)
81 Gilead Sciences--$96.34B(Foster City, CA)
89 Uber--$88.52B(San Francisco, CA)

90 Lam Research--$86.34B(Fremont, CA)
94 Airbnb--$82.99B(San Francisco, CA)
95 Palo Alto Networks--$78.87B(Santa Clara, CA)


https://companiesmarketcap.com/usa/l...by-market-cap/

[Pomelo]

Some (a third?) of Berkshire Hathaway feels like double counting since it is composed of others in the list.

https://www.cnbc.com/berkshire-hathaway-portfolio/

[jjbradleynyc]

The west is simply a powerhouse for these companies.

The west and northeast lead, with 33 each.

The south with 20 total.

And the midwest, surprisingly, coming in with just 14.

The shift definitely seems to be west and south, away from the midwest. With the northeast holding steady.

What is surprising to me, is the low showing for Chicago--with 4 total. I think this speaks to Chicago's overall slipping in terms of status and competition in terms of HQ and industry, overall, over the past several decades.

[ggplicks]

Lol the west is basically all California with a slimmer of Seattle. Even with its problems, California remains America's main economic juggernaut.


The south is basically Texas, Atlanta, and Charlotte.



New York has nice parity, with New York dominating of course, but good showings by DC area and Boston.


Midwest needs to get it together, specifically Chicago. I agree with jjbradleynyc, Chicago, through bad leadership, has been stagnating and declining. It used to be 2nd to NYC when it came to HQ's

[TarHeelNick]

I wouldn't put too much stake in how "high performing" or "low performing" any particular region is based on the market cap of companies that are headquartered there.

Some would be quick to point out that the majority of BH income isn't being earned, spent, or invested in Omaha...... same thing applies to quite a few of the companies on this list and their respective cities/regions.

[manitopiaaa]

Originally Posted by TarHeelNick

I wouldn't put too much stake in how "high performing" or "low performing" any particular region is based on the market cap of companies that are headquartered there.

Some would be quick to point out that the majority of BH income isn't being earned, spent, or invested in Omaha...... same thing applies to quite a few of the companies on this list and their respective cities/regions.

There isn't a single major company where a majority of their income comes from the headquarters city. These are all global conglomerates.

[atadytic19]

It doesn't change your calculations, but Exxon sold its Irving campus last year. It is now headquartered in Spring Texas.

[ParaguaneroSwag]

Originally Posted by atadytic19

It doesn't change your calculations, but Exxon sold its Irving campus last year. It is now headquartered in Spring Texas.

It’s still leasing the space for a couple more months

[TarHeelNick]

Originally Posted by manitopiaaa

There isn't a single major company where a majority of their income comes from the headquarters city. These are all global conglomerates.

Exactly. Headquarters are fair "bragging rights" so to speak....but the implication that all (or even most) of that $$$ can be "claimed" by headquarter city/state/region....is silly.

[atadytic19]

Originally Posted by ParaguaneroSwag

It’s still leasing the space for a couple more months

They list their headquarters with the chamber of commerce as
22777 Springwoods Village Parkway
Spring, TX 77389

https://local.irvingchamber.com/Oil-...rporation-1391

May be still leasing space to wind-down things, but they are officially listed as being in Spring.