The world’s most admired companies announced: The first has not changed

The ranking of the world’s most admired companies did not change in 2023. Apple has been named the world’s most admired company for the 16th consecutive year. Amazon and Microsoft followed Apple in the list compiled by Forbes.

Known as the second largest holding company in the world, Berkshire Hathaway has been the company behind the technology giants. JP Morgan Chase, which is said to be the world’s largest bank in terms of market capitalization, ranked fifth.

Walt Disney, which Bob Iger took over again after a two-year hiatus, was ranked fifth on the list, while Costco, which is among the 10 largest retailers in the world, took the seventh place. Alphabet, Google’s parent company, followed Pfizer, one of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies, in eighth place. American Express entered the top 10.

Top 100 ranking of the world’s most admired companies

1. apple
2. Amazon
3. Microsoft
4. Berkshire Hathaway
5. JPMorgan Chase
6. Walt Disney
7. Costco Wholesale
8. Pfizer
9. Alphabet
10. American Express
11. Salesforce
12. Delta Air Lines
13. Walmart
14. Starbucks
15. Coca Cola
16. Marriott International
17. Nike
18. FedEx
19. Goldman Sachs Group
20. Home Depot
21. target
22. Johnson & Johnson
23. Southwest Airlines
24. Procter & Gamble
25. BlackRock
26. USAA
27. Nordstrom
28. BMW Group
29. Netflix
30. 3M
31. Singapore Airlines
32. Accenture
33. CVS Health
34. PepsiCo
35. UPS
36. Toyota Engine
37. Bank of America
38. McDonald’s
39. IBM
40. Morgan Stanley
41. Nestlé
42. Samsung
43. Danaher
44. Publix Supermarkets
45. Nvidia
46. Unilever
47. Visa
48. Lockheed Martin
49. Lowe’s
50. Charles Schwab
51. ABB
52. Abbott Laboratories
53. Adobe
54. AMD
55. AECOM
56. Aflac
57. Air France – KLM
58. Airbus
59. Alaska Air Group
60. Ali Dad
61. America Móvil
62. American Electric Power
63. AmerisourceBergen
64. amgen
65. Anheuser-Busch InBev
66. APA
67. Applied Materials
68. Aramark
69. ArcelorMittal
70. Archer Daniels Midland
71. Arrow Electronics
72. AstraZeneca
73. Asustek Computer
74. AT&T
75. Automatic Data Processing
76. AutoNation
77. AutoZone
78. Avery Dennison
79. Avnet
80. BAE Systems
81. ball
82. Bank of New York Mellon
83. barclays
84. BASF
85. Best Buy
86. BHP Group
87. Booking Holdings
88. Booz Allen Hamilton Holding
89. BorgWarner
90. Bosch
91. Boston Scientific
92. Bristol-Myers Squibb
93. Broadridge Financial Solutions
94. Brown-Forman
95. Bunge Bermuda
96. CH Robinson Worldwide
97. CACI International
98. Capital One Financial
99. Carrier Global
100. Caterpillar

The ranking is based on a survey of nearly 3700 company executives, analysts and executives. Appearing to dominate the computer industry, Apple also ranked first in the categories of innovation, people management, use of corporate assets, social responsibility, management quality, financial soundness, long-term investment value, product and service quality, and global competitiveness.