For the 18th consecutive year, Apple has achieved the title of Fortune’s Most Admired Company. This ranking is derived from a survey encompassing over 3,000 executives from various companies across 30 nations.
While Apple maintained its top spot, a new entrant joined the top five for the first time this year …
Apple retains #1 for the 18th time
Fortune noted that Apple consistently delivers impressive results in a swiftly evolving marketplace.
Executives across all sectors are increasingly reliant on Big Tech. The latest edition of the Fortune World’s Most Admired Companies All-Stars list reveals that these leaders deeply value the major firms that provide dependable goods and services, on a large scale, and without complications.
For an impressive 18th consecutive year, Apple has secured the top position in our annual corporate reputation ranking, which is based on a survey of 3,380 executives, directors, and analysts; for the sixth consecutive year, Amazon and Microsoft completed the top three.
Nvidia climbs to the top 5 for the first time
Nvidia made a swift leap to the 4th position.
Nvidia, known for its GPU chips that are driving the generative AI surge, climbed six spots to No. 4 as its impact continues to expand. In addition, cloud software company ServiceNow (No. 42), global semiconductor leader Taiwan Semiconductor (No. 45), and weight-loss medication innovator Novo Nordisk (No. 46) also achieved All-Star status for the first time.
However, it remains to be seen if this will hold given the uncertainties surrounding DeepSeek.
The top 10 companies are:
- Apple
- Microsoft
- Amazon
- Nvidia
- Berkshire Hathaway
- Costco Wholesale, JPMorgan Chase, Walmart
- Alphabet
- American Express
AAPL stock has continued its upward trend and is now up 6.5% over the past five days.
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