Rankings

1JOYYJoyy Inc.98.3%

2CMBTCmb.tech NV92.6%

3SPGSimon Property Group Inc.84.3%

4HCMHutchmed (China) Ltd.83.4%

5OAK-PABrookfield Oaktree Holdings, LLC77.0%

6WDCWestern Digital Corp.72.9%

7TGTXTG Therapeutics, Inc.72.6%

8VICIVici Properties Inc.70.4%

9IBKRInteractive Brokers Group, Inc.70.2%

10SOHUSohu.com Ltd.67.4%

11WPMWheaton Precious Metals Corp.63.6%

12CMECME Group Inc.62.5%

13SUISUN Communities Inc.62.0%

14FNVFranco Nevada Corp.61.0%

15MTGMgic Investment Corp.60.8%

16APPAppLovin Corp.60.8%

17TPLTexas Pacific Land Corp.60.3%

18UNITUniti Group Inc.58.4%

19SNDKSandisk Corp.56.5%

20RPRXRoyalty Pharma PLC55.7%

21NVDANvidia Corp.55.6%

22NMIHNMI Holdings, Inc.55.1%

23ESNTEssent Group Ltd.54.7%

24ACTEnact Holdings, Inc.54.6%

25GSLGlobal Ship Lease, Inc.54.3%

26GLPIGaming & Leisure Properties, Inc.53.3%

27RDNRadian Group Inc.51.6%

28OHIOmega Healthcare Investors Inc.51.2%

29HLNEHamilton Lane Inc.51.1%

30VVisa Inc.50.1%

31VRSNVerisign Inc.49.8%

33FNMAFederal National Mortgage Association49.6%

34AGIAlamos Gold Inc.49.0%

35AGOAssured Guaranty Ltd.48.9%

36IDCCInterDigital, Inc.48.8%

37DACDanaos Corp.47.4%

38FMCCFederal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.46.1%

39CLSKCleanspark, Inc.46.1%

40RGLDRoyal Gold Inc.45.8%

41MAMastercard Inc.45.6%

42AFRMAffirm Holdings, Inc.45.3%

43LYFTLyft, Inc.45.0%

44BYDBoyd Gaming Corp.44.9%

45TWTradeweb Markets Inc.44.9%

46AERAerCap Holdings N.v.44.0%

47AMGAffiliated Managers Group, Inc.43.6%

48HESMHess Midstream LP42.2%

49BBarrick Mining Corp.42.2%

50HOODRobinhood Markets, Inc.42.1%

2,050 of 5,200 companies (39.4%) compete in this ranking — the rest have not filed a clean net margin for its latest fiscal year, revenue in that year was below $500 million, or the margin is above 100% — a temporary cap while a revenue-denominator fix lands in the underlying model.

1CAHCardinal Health Inc.18 of 18

JNJJohnson & Johnson18 of 18

LOWLowes Companies Inc.18 of 18

LMTLockheed Martin Corp.18 of 18

CATCaterpillar Inc.18 of 18

BMYBristol Myers Squibb Co.18 of 18

QCOMQualcomm Inc.18 of 18

NOCNorthrop Grumman Corp.18 of 18

SOSouthern Co.18 of 18

WMWaste Management Inc.18 of 18

ADPAutomatic Data Processing Inc.18 of 18

EMREmerson Electric Co.18 of 18

GWWW.w. Grainger, Inc.18 of 18

TXNTexas Instruments Inc.18 of 18

CHRWC. H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.18 of 18

ECLEcolab Inc.18 of 18

SPGIS&P Global Inc.18 of 18

AIZAssurant, Inc.18 of 18

EXPDExpeditors International of Washington18 of 18

IMOImperial OIL Ltd.18 of 18

21XOMExxonMobil Holdings Corp.17 of 18

VZVerizon Communications Inc.17 of 18

TGTTarget Corp.17 of 18

PEPPepsiCo Inc.17 of 18

ORCLOracle Corp.17 of 18

PMPhilip Morris International Inc.17 of 18

ITWIllinois Tool Works Inc.17 of 18

ABMABM Industries Inc.17 of 18

CMSCMS Energy Corp.17 of 18

SONSonoco Products Co.17 of 18

BRBroadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.17 of 18

RHIRobert Half Inc.17 of 18

CSLCarlisle Companies Inc.17 of 18

ATOAtmos Energy Corp.17 of 18

PORPortland General Electric Co.17 of 18

FULFuller H B Co.17 of 18

UVVUniversal Corp.17 of 18

JKHYJack Henry & Associates Inc.17 of 18

CHEChemed Corp.17 of 18

CFRCullen/Frost Bankers, Inc.17 of 18

AVAAvista Corp.17 of 18

RGLDRoyal Gold Inc.17 of 18

NNNNNN Reit, Inc.17 of 18

UBSIUnited Bankshares Inc.17 of 18

45UNHUnitedHealth Group Inc.16 of 18

MSFTMicrosoft Corp.16 of 18

HDHome Depot, Inc.16 of 18

NUENucor Corp.16 of 18

MOAltria Group, Inc.16 of 18

Only 20 companies raised in every year of our record — ties share one rank, and a shorter list is the fact, not a gap.

1AAPLApple Inc.$106.1B

3JPMJPMorgan Chase & Co.$48.2B

4MSFTMicrosoft Corp.$46.7B

5NVDANvidia Corp.$41.1B

6XOMExxonMobil Holdings Corp.$37.5B

7METAMeta Platforms, Inc.$31.6B

8CVXChevron Corp.$24.5B

9WFCWells Fargo & Company$22.9B

10VVisa Inc.$22.6B

11SHELShell PLC$22.4B

12BACBank of America Corp.$21.4B

13CCitigroup Inc.$18.6B

14GSGoldman Sachs Group Inc.$17.6B

15WMTWalmart Inc.$15.6B

16PGProcter & Gamble Co.$14.3B

17MAMastercard Inc.$14.3B

18CRMSalesforce, Inc.$14.2B

19TMUST-Mobile US, Inc.$14.1B

20AVGOBroadcom Inc.$13.4B

21MRKMerck & Co. Inc.$13.2B

22TAT&T Inc.$12.7B

23UNHUnitedHealth Group Inc.$12.6B

24ABBVAbbVie Inc.$12.5B

25CMCSAComcast Corp.$12.0B

26CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.$11.7B

27VZVerizon Communications Inc.$11.5B

28ADBEAdobe Inc.$11.3B

29HCAHCA Healthcare, Inc.$10.7B

30EQNREquinor ASA$10.7B

31BPBP PLC$9.5B

32SCHWSchwab Charles Corp.$9.5B

33LLYELI Lilly & Co.$9.5B

34NVSNovartis AG$9.2B

KOCoca Cola Co.$9.2B

36HDHome Depot, Inc.$9.2B

37COPConocoPhillips$8.9B

38PMPhilip Morris International Inc.$8.6B

39PEPPepsiCo Inc.$8.5B

40NFLXNetflix Inc.$8.5B

41QCOMQualcomm Inc.$8.4B

42AXPAmerican Express Co.$8.0B

43MOAltria Group, Inc.$8.0B

44CATCaterpillar Inc.$7.9B

45BKNGBooking Holdings Inc.$7.7B

46GEGeneral Electric Co.$7.6B

47DELLDell Technologies Inc.$7.5B

48LINLinde PLC$7.4B

49TTETotalEnergies SE$7.2B

50JCIJohnson Controls International PLC$7.0B

2,055 of 5,200 companies (39.5%) compete in this ranking — the rest have not filed a full record of dividends and buybacks yet, reports outside the dollar, the figure does not reconcile, or revenue in the latest fiscal year was below $100 million.

1NUNu Holdings Ltd.+79.8%

2LYVLive Nation Entertainment, Inc.+68.4%

3DKNGDraftKings Inc.+58.0%

4RCLRoyal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.+52.0%

5ECHOEchoStar Corp.+51.4%

6SNOWSnowflake Inc.+51.2%

7TOSTToast, Inc.+49.5%

8MELIMercadolibre Inc.+48.7%

9DDOGDatadog, Inc.+41.5%

10COINCoinbase Global, Inc.+41.2%

11CRWDCrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.+40.6%

12FOURShift4 Payments, Inc.+40.4%

13SESea Ltd.+39.3%

14RHPRyman Hospitality Properties, Inc.+37.5%

15AFRMAffirm Holdings, Inc.+37.4%

16CCLCarnival Corp. Ltd.+36.6%

17DASHDoorDash, Inc.+36.6%

18CRGYCrescent Energy Co.+36.5%

19UBERUber Technologies, Inc.+36.1%

20HOODRobinhood Markets, Inc.+36.1%

21ASTHAstrana Health, Inc.+35.9%

22CNKCinemark Holdings, Inc.+35.3%

23CPACopa Holdings, S.a.+35.2%

24LVSLAS Vegas Sands Corp.+34.7%

25MTDRMatador Resources Co.+33.8%

26MDBMongoDB, Inc.+33.1%

27WTMWhite Mountains Insurance Group Ltd.+33.1%

28LBRTLiberty Energy Inc.+32.9%

29ALHCAlignment Healthcare, Inc.+32.7%

30AXONAxon Enterprise, Inc.+32.5%

31SRPTSarepta Therapeutics, Inc.+32.4%

32FLNCFluence Energy, Inc.+32.2%

33ALKAlaska AIR Group, Inc.+31.9%

34BKNGBooking Holdings Inc.+31.7%

35SHOPShopify Inc.+31.6%

36AMCAMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.+31.3%

37ANETArista Networks, Inc.+31.2%

38UALUnited Airlines Holdings, Inc.+30.9%

39DFHDream Finders Homes, Inc.+30.7%

40HSTHost Hotels & Resorts, Inc.+30.4%

41CHEFChefs' Warehouse, Inc.+30.1%

42GMEDGlobus Medical Inc.+30.1%

43DALDelta AIR Lines, Inc.+30.0%

44CVNACarvana Co.+29.5%

45LTMLatam Airlines Group S.a.+29.5%

46WDSWoodside Energy Group Ltd.+29.2%

47ROADConstruction Partners, Inc.+29.1%

48DVNDevon Energy Corp.+28.9%

49AMDAdvanced Micro Devices Inc.+28.8%

50HUBSHubSpot Inc.+28.8%

1,445 of 5,200 companies (27.8%) compete in this ranking — the rest have not filed five clean years of revenue yet, the growth rate does not reconcile, the base-year revenue was below $1,000,000 — too thin a denominator for the growth rate to mean anything —, the base-year revenue was below $500 million — our editorial cutoff for what the front screen highlights, not a statistical threshold —, the base-year revenue is reported outside the dollar, a year is missing within the five-year window, the share count jumped enough in that window to look like a stock-funded acquisition rather than organic growth, or revenue itself jumped enough in a single year within the window to look like a merger, a reverse merger into a shell, or a change of the reporting entity rather than organic growth, or goodwill was newly recorded in that same year, pointing to an acquisition rather than organic growth.

1JBLJabil Inc.−28.5%

2TPRTapestry, Inc.−28.3%

3FBPFirst BanCorp.−28.2%

4CFCF Industries Holdings, Inc.−28.2%

5OLNOlin Corp.−28.1%

6BBWIBath & Body Works, Inc.−27.7%

7PHMPulteGroup Inc.−27.7%

8HTHHilltop Holdings Inc.−27.6%

9XYFX Financial−27.4%

10PLAYDave & Buster's Entertainment, Inc.−27.1%

11CNDTConduent Inc.−27.0%

12HOGHarley-davidson, Inc.−27.0%

13RRyder System Inc.−26.6%

14METMetLife Inc.−26.6%

15PFSIPennyMac Financial Services, Inc.−26.6%

16TBBKBancorp, Inc.−26.4%

17EXPEagle Materials Inc.−26.3%

18CICigna Group−25.7%

19TMHCTaylor Morrison Home Corp.−25.4%

20AFLAflac Inc.−25.1%

21TOLToll Brothers, Inc.−25.1%

22SLABSilicon Laboratories Inc.−25.0%

23APTAlpha PRO Tech Ltd.−24.5%

24VOYAVoya Financial, Inc.−24.4%

25UPYYUpay−24.4%

26NVRNVR Inc.−24.3%

27SAICScience Applications International Corp.−24.1%

28OCOwens Corning−24.1%

29CPRICapri Holdings Ltd.−23.9%

30CROXCrocs, Inc.−23.8%

31LOWLowes Companies Inc.−23.3%

32WUWestern Union Co.−23.2%

33DFINDonnelley Financial Solutions, Inc.−23.1%

34CHKPCheck Point Software Technologies Ltd.−23.0%

35WNCWabash National Corp.−23.0%

36TXTTextron Inc.−23.0%

37TTSHTile Shop Holdings, Inc.−23.0%

38ETSYEtsy Inc.−22.9%

39CRTOCriteo S.a.−22.8%

40SIGSignet Jewelers Ltd.−22.8%

41GNWGenworth Financial Inc.−22.6%

42INGING Groep NV−22.5%

43CSLCarlisle Companies Inc.−22.5%

44BNYBank of New York Mellon Corp.−22.4%

45WEXWEX Inc.−22.4%

46DANDana Inc.−22.3%

47IMXIInternational Money Express, Inc.−22.2%

48NRGNRG Energy, Inc.−22.1%

49QRVOQorvo, Inc.−22.0%

50BPOPPopular, Inc.−22.0%

1,489 of 5,200 companies (28.6%) compete in this ranking — the rest have not filed five clean years of share count yet, the change does not reconcile, or the share count moved enough within the window to look like an unrecorded split rather than a real buyback.