Large-Cap Stocks
Established companies valued between $10B and $200B. The sweet spot between mega-cap stability and mid-cap growth.
200 stocks
Updated Sep 24, 2026
$21.34T
Total Market Cap
52.0
Avg P/E Ratio
-0.34%
Avg Daily Change
$3.54 – $1,745.24
Price Range
Large-cap stocks are companies with market capitalizations between $10 billion and $200 billion, representing established businesses that have moved past the high-growth phase but continue to generate substantial revenue and profits. This segment includes many household names across sectors like technology, healthcare, industrials, and financial services.
Large-caps offer a balance between the stability of mega-cap giants and the growth potential of mid-caps. They are typically well-established with diversified revenue streams, strong competitive positions, and access to capital markets. Many large-caps are on the path to becoming mega-caps, making them attractive for investors seeking both appreciation and reliability.
This list covers hundreds of large-cap stocks sorted by market capitalization, with daily-updated prices, P/E ratios, and 52-week ranges. Large-caps form the core of most institutional portfolios and are the backbone of major stock indices beyond the top-heavy mega-cap names.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | Change % | Market Cap | P/E | 52W High | 52W Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NSRGY | Nestlé S.A. | $93.75 | +0.12% | 198.47B | 22.0 | $89.43 | $69.90 |
| 2 | QCOM | Qualcomm Inc | $193.71 | -1.79% | 194.13B | 21.0 | $259.92 | $121.99 |
| 3 | APH | Amphenol Corp-Cl A | $82.75 | +0.68% | 191.75B | 37.3 | $89.26 | $39.41 |
| 4 | SHEL | Shell plc | $96.14 | +0.77% | 189.50B | 14.4 | $3,591.00 | $2,349.00 |
| 5 | GILD | Gilead Sciences Inc | $150.81 | -0.37% | 187.10B | — | $157.29 | $108.46 |
| 6 | LRLCY | L'Oréal S.A. | $89.33 | +1.29% | 186.30B | 30.4 | $408.35 | $338.85 |
| 7 | STX | Seagate Technology Holdings | $905.04 | -2.04% | 185.10B | 58.1 | $1,145.00 | $206.26 |
| 8 | SIEGY | Siemens AG | $155.54 | -1.13% | 182.64B | 23.0 | $275.75 | $180.96 |
| 9 | PEP | PepsiCo Inc. | $129.21 | -0.75% | 182.43B | 17.5 | $171.48 | $132.93 |
| 10 | DIS | Walt Disney Co | $104.96 | +1.45% | 181.91B | 21.2 | $117.09 | $92.19 |
| 11 | DE | Deere & Co | $693.35 | -2.27% | 181.37B | 37.2 | $705.88 | $433.00 |
| 12 | SCHW | Schwab (Charles) Corp | $99.65 | +0.15% | 180.94B | 17.9 | $114.53 | $83.96 |
| 13 | TMUS | T-Mobile Us Inc | $165.60 | -0.04% | 178.55B | 16.9 | $242.37 | $165.66 |
| 14 | TTE | Totalenergies Se | $91.67 | +2.03% | 177.75B | 11.4 | $81.34 | $49.24 |
| 15 | SAP | SAP SE | $208.73 | -0.90% | 177.07B | 24.2 | $273.55 | $137.54 |
| 16 | ABT | Abbott Laboratories | $101.67 | -1.76% | 176.90B | 32.6 | $137.49 | $81.97 |
| 17 | MCD | McDonalds Corp. | $239.43 | +0.47% | 176.51B | 20.1 | $341.75 | $247.83 |
| 18 | ADI | Analog Devices Inc | $382.65 | -0.67% | 175.43B | 42.4 | $445.91 | $223.47 |
| 19 | T | AT&T Inc. | $25.60 | +1.19% | 174.19B | 8.1 | $29.58 | $19.89 |
| 20 | BLK | Blackrock Inc | $1,068.38 | +0.71% | 173.81B | 26.4 | $1,219.94 | $917.39 |
| 21 | HESAY | Hermès International | $155.43 | +0.81% | 173.13B | 38.3 | $2,606.00 | $1,529.00 |
| 22 | ARM | Arm Holdings plc | $311.80 | -6.24% | 169.22B | 211.3 | $183.16 | $95.32 |
| 23 | BMO | Bank Of Montreal | $170.81 | +0.26% | 169.01B | 18.5 | $259.20 | $168.92 |
| 24 | NEE | Nextera Energy Inc | $76.08 | -1.22% | 167.86B | 18.1 | $98.75 | $69.37 |
| 25 | SHOP | Shopify Inc. | $142.55 | +0.15% | 167.21B | 86.7 | $182.19 | $94.00 |
| 26 | UNP | Union Pacific Corp | $273.02 | -0.91% | 166.89B | 22.8 | $315.99 | $215.53 |
| 27 | ETN | Eaton Corp Plc | $436.33 | -0.55% | 164.98B | 43.1 | $478.00 | $311.92 |
| 28 | SCCO | Southern Copper Corp | $200.39 | -0.77% | 164.71B | 29.1 | $220.78 | $101.21 |
| 29 | DBSDY | DBS Group Holdings Ltd | $242.01 | -0.71% | 162.83B | 14.9 | $60.00 | $40.98 |
| 30 | BNS | Bank Of Nova Scotia | $92.25 | -1.92% | 162.28B | 16.2 | $131.98 | $88.22 |
| 31 | WDC | Western Digital Corp | $453.16 | -4.33% | 161.23B | 17.1 | $799.87 | $99.72 |
| 32 | COP | Conocophillips | $128.09 | +2.25% | 158.14B | 17.0 | $141.62 | $85.57 |
| 33 | PFE | Pfizer Inc. | $28.45 | +0.96% | 157.54B | 36.4 | $29.21 | $23.58 |
| 34 | BA | Boeing Co. | $196.96 | -1.49% | 156.94B | 64.5 | $254.35 | $176.77 |
| 35 | BX | Blackstone Inc | $117.16 | -1.77% | 155.74B | 44.3 | $190.09 | $101.73 |
| 36 | SAN | Banco Santander | $14.28 | +0.56% | 154.46B | 6.3 | $11.26 | $5.91 |
| 37 | ENB | Enbridge Inc | $47.43 | -0.88% | 151.56B | 24.7 | $80.65 | $62.42 |
| 38 | CNQ | Canadian Natural Resources | $48.23 | +1.24% | 147.81B | 12.6 | $72.35 | $41.67 |
| 39 | IBKR | Interactive Brokers Gro-Cl A | $91.56 | -0.35% | 147.13B | 130.7 | $98.75 | $58.95 |
| 40 | DHR | Danaher Corp | $223.03 | +0.66% | 146.47B | 36.6 | $242.80 | $160.93 |
| 41 | LI | Li Auto Inc | $11.91 | +1.79% | 146.16B | 113.3 | $128.10 | $61.15 |
| 42 | UBER | Uber Technologies Inc. | $69.22 | -0.29% | 144.76B | 15.1 | $101.99 | $65.41 |
| 43 | PDD | PDD Holdings Inc | $78.14 | -1.34% | 144.38B | 9.9 | $139.41 | $91.53 |
| 44 | AEM | Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd | $195.57 | -3.92% | 143.75B | 17.5 | $348.94 | $188.48 |
| 45 | CM | Can Imperial Bk Of Commerce | $111.75 | +0.27% | 143.28B | 14.2 | $172.87 | $109.74 |
| 46 | NOW | Servicenow Inc | $138.35 | -1.73% | 141.42B | 84.7 | $194.73 | $81.24 |
| 47 | TJX | Tjx Companies Inc | $131.44 | -0.11% | 139.20B | 22.9 | $170.00 | $122.78 |
| 48 | ISRG | Intuitive Surgical Inc | $401.49 | +0.80% | 138.61B | 44.2 | $603.88 | $328.57 |
| 49 | CB | Chubb Ltd | $335.21 | -0.17% | 131.89B | 11.8 | $365.91 | $265.30 |
| 50 | NEM | Newmont Corp | $123.55 | -2.92% | 131.07B | 15.3 | $135.29 | $76.05 |
| 51 | VRTX | Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc | $522.63 | +1.22% | 130.64B | 29.7 | $560.25 | $374.17 |
| 52 | GLW | Corning Inc | $154.29 | -0.12% | 129.47B | 68.1 | $271.78 | $76.15 |
| 53 | BMY | Bristol-Myers Squibb Co | $61.15 | -1.77% | 128.81B | 13.9 | $68.64 | $42.52 |
| 54 | BKNG | Booking Holdings Inc | $156.87 | +0.62% | 128.13B | 17.8 | $225.00 | $150.14 |
| 55 | UBS | Ubs Group Ag-Reg | $47.85 | +0.23% | 126.84B | 16.9 | $45.04 | $28.25 |
| 56 | RIO | Rio Tinto Group | $94.03 | -1.28% | 126.43B | 17.2 | $7,575.00 | $4,110.00 |
| 57 | PGR | Progressive Corp | $201.98 | -0.57% | 126.09B | 10.8 | $248.17 | $189.20 |
| 58 | FTNT | Fortinet Inc | $179.79 | +0.59% | 125.76B | 59.3 | $176.10 | $73.55 |
| 59 | LMT | Lockheed Martin Corp | $528.08 | +0.65% | 124.19B | 19.8 | $692.00 | $437.25 |
| 60 | COF | Capital One Financial Corp | $196.29 | +0.10% | 123.95B | 11.8 | $259.64 | $174.24 |
| 61 | SPGI | S&P Global Inc | $406.50 | +1.01% | 119.91B | 24.4 | $522.47 | $361.03 |
| 62 | SNOW | Snowflake Inc. | $334.67 | -0.04% | 119.38B | — | $384.56 | $118.30 |
| 63 | NET | Cloudflare Inc - Class A | $362.77 | +2.96% | 118.91B | — | $336.90 | $158.83 |
| 64 | MDT | Medtronic Plc | $89.30 | -1.62% | 118.43B | 22.6 | $106.33 | $73.31 |
| 65 | MPC | Marathon Petroleum Corp | $395.53 | +1.84% | 117.75B | 13.8 | $423.83 | $161.93 |
| 66 | CVS | Cvs Health Corp | $84.85 | -1.18% | 117.14B | 24.0 | $110.68 | $69.51 |
| 67 | ACN | Accenture Plc-Cl A | $179.32 | -2.29% | 117.07B | 15.0 | $291.09 | $118.15 |
| 68 | SU | Suncor Energy Inc | $69.01 | +1.52% | 116.95B | 13.1 | $100.24 | $53.02 |
| 69 | MO | Altria Group Inc | $69.06 | +0.16% | 116.38B | 14.6 | $77.06 | $54.70 |
| 70 | VLO | Valero Energy Corp | $388.06 | +3.25% | 116.22B | 16.1 | $413.44 | $155.29 |
| 71 | PH | Parker Hannifin Corp | $971.21 | +0.66% | 115.81B | 31.8 | $1,099.94 | $715.37 |
| 72 | PSX | Phillips 66 | $261.16 | +1.82% | 110.35B | 15.6 | $274.21 | $126.74 |
| 73 | SBUX | Starbucks Corp | $93.35 | -0.84% | 110.20B | 55.6 | $110.51 | $77.99 |
| 74 | BBVA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria | $28.41 | +1.14% | 109.98B | 6.0 | $22.33 | $11.73 |
| 75 | APP | Applovin Corp-Class A | $316.09 | +0.27% | 109.28B | 24.8 | $745.61 | $297.50 |
| 76 | SPOT | Spotify Technology | $505.64 | -0.93% | 108.88B | 28.4 | $745.00 | $405.00 |
| 77 | LOW | Lowe'S Cos Inc | $188.75 | -1.36% | 108.00B | 16.3 | $293.06 | $193.35 |
| 78 | CP | Canadian Pacific Kansas City | $87.81 | -0.53% | 107.98B | 27.9 | $133.38 | $96.50 |
| 79 | ADP | Automatic Data Processing | $262.81 | -0.33% | 107.75B | 24.4 | $294.46 | $188.16 |
| 80 | SYK | Stryker Corp | $271.29 | -0.77% | 107.45B | 28.8 | $392.55 | $267.00 |
| 81 | HOOD | Robinhood Markets Inc - A | $121.40 | -1.06% | 106.44B | 51.4 | $153.86 | $63.52 |
| 82 | RYCEY | Rolls-Royce Holdings plc | $19.83 | -0.25% | 105.00B | 18.0 | $1,420.00 | $698.20 |
| 83 | ESLT | Elbit Systems Ltd | $745.49 | +0.40% | 104.94B | 54.4 | $309,500.00 | $149,030.00 |
| 84 | MFC | Manulife Financial Corp | $43.49 | -0.25% | 102.43B | 15.2 | $63.58 | $42.53 |
| 85 | MCK | Mckesson Corp | $877.73 | -0.31% | 101.98B | 22.2 | $999.00 | $687.68 |
| 86 | FCX | Freeport-Mcmoran Inc | $72.31 | -0.37% | 101.74B | 34.6 | $80.24 | $35.15 |
| 87 | CNI | Canadian Natl Railway Co | $120.55 | +0.89% | 101.51B | 21.2 | $185.25 | $126.96 |
| 88 | ADBE | Adobe Inc | $237.49 | -1.33% | 100.44B | 13.8 | $370.86 | $190.12 |
| 89 | ABNB | Airbnb Inc-Class A | $150.18 | +0.40% | 100.30B | 37.3 | $193.45 | $110.81 |
| 90 | EQIX | Equinix Inc | $1,040.31 | +0.26% | 100.27B | 65.4 | $1,128.68 | $720.62 |
| 91 | SO | Southern Co/The | $83.09 | -0.46% | 99.81B | 21.4 | $100.84 | $83.80 |
| 92 | VRT | Vertiv Holdings Co-A | $243.80 | -2.00% | 98.97B | 57.1 | $379.94 | $132.69 |
| 93 | B | Barrick Mining Corp | $41.90 | -1.39% | 97.88B | 10.7 | $74.00 | $39.05 |
| 94 | SNY | Sanofi | $41.66 | -2.00% | 97.65B | 7.8 | $98.36 | $74.85 |
| 95 | CME | Cme Group Inc | $269.64 | -0.43% | 97.50B | 22.7 | $329.16 | $218.31 |
| 96 | WPM | Wheaton Precious Metals Corp | $142.95 | -1.72% | 97.35B | 33.9 | $226.68 | $129.69 |
| 97 | GD | General Dynamics Corp | $340.48 | -0.83% | 95.93B | 21.4 | $400.00 | $306.77 |
| 98 | USB | Us Bancorp | $58.40 | -0.14% | 94.25B | 11.5 | $66.08 | $45.02 |
| 99 | PWR | Quanta Services Inc | $643.86 | +1.41% | 94.21B | 71.0 | $788.75 | $373.40 |
| 100 | BK | Bank Of New York Mellon Corp | $150.17 | -2.42% | 94.14B | 15.8 | $165.84 | $103.11 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are large-cap stocks?
Large-cap stocks are companies with market capitalizations between $10 billion and $200 billion. They are established businesses with proven track records, institutional investor interest, and typically strong analyst coverage. Large-caps make up the majority of the S&P 500 beyond the mega-cap tier and span every major sector. Examples include companies like Deere, Marriott, and General Dynamics — well-known firms that are significant but not among the absolute largest.
Are large-cap stocks good for beginners?
Large-cap stocks are often recommended for beginners because they offer relative stability, ample liquidity, and extensive research coverage. Their financial results are widely reported, analyst opinions are plentiful, and share price movements tend to be less extreme than smaller companies. However, buying individual large-caps requires research — even established companies can underperform. Many beginners start with large-cap index funds or ETFs for automatic diversification.
What is the difference between large-cap and mid-cap stocks?
The primary difference is company size and maturity. Large-caps ($10B-$200B) are more established with lower volatility and typically slower growth. Mid-caps ($2B-$10B) are often in earlier growth phases with higher return potential but greater risk. Mid-caps tend to be less followed by analysts, providing more opportunities for mispricing. Large-caps generally pay more dividends, while mid-caps reinvest more aggressively into growth.
Do large-cap stocks pay dividends?
Many large-caps pay dividends, particularly in sectors like financials, healthcare, industrials, and consumer staples. Average yields typically range from 1-3%, higher than mega-cap tech stocks but lower than specialized high-yield sectors. Large-cap dividend payers are often preferred by income investors because they combine reasonable yields with dividend growth. Companies like Target, Caterpillar, and PNC Financial are examples of large-caps with long dividend histories.
How do large-cap stocks perform in recessions?
Large-caps generally outperform smaller stocks during recessions due to their stronger balance sheets, diversified revenue, and better access to credit. However, they are not immune — the average large-cap fell 35-50% during the 2008 financial crisis. Defensive large-caps in healthcare, utilities, and consumer staples tend to hold up better than cyclical large-caps in industrials and financials. Quality and sector matter more than size alone during downturns.
What index tracks large-cap stocks?
The S&P 500 is the most widely followed large-cap index, though it includes both large-caps and mega-caps. The Russell 1000 tracks the 1,000 largest U.S. stocks. For pure large-cap exposure excluding mega-caps, investors can look at equal-weight S&P 500 ETFs (like RSP) which give more balanced exposure across all 500 components. The CRSP US Large Cap Index and MSCI USA Large Cap are also used as institutional benchmarks.
Can large-cap stocks still grow significantly?
Yes. Many of today's mega-caps were large-caps just a few years ago. Companies like ServiceNow, Palo Alto Networks, and Arista Networks have grown from large-cap to near mega-cap status through strong execution and market expansion. The key is identifying large-caps with expanding addressable markets, competitive advantages, and management teams capable of scaling. Not all large-caps will grow into mega-caps, but the ones that do can deliver exceptional returns.
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