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Apple, Amazon and 18 More of the Most Valuable Brands in the World
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Gabrielle Olya
Edited by
Chris Cluff

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The most valuable brand in the world is currently Apple, with a valuation that clears $500 billion, according to a recent study by TradingPedia. The three most valuable brands are all located in the U.S., though many Asia-based companies have been gaining value over the past year, the study found.
To find the value of brands from around the world, TradingPedia took into account the expected financial returns over its useful life, discounted for market uncertainty and specific asset risks.
Based on these calculations, these are the 20 most valuable brands in the world.
Apple
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $516.58 billion
Microsoft
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $340.44 billion
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $333.44 billion
Amazon
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $308.93 billion
Samsung Group
- Country: South Korea
- Value (2024): $99.37 billion
Walmart
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $96.84 billion
TikTok/Douyin
- Country: China
- Value (2024): $84.2 billion
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $75.72 billion
Deutsche Telekom
- Country: Germany
- Value (2024): $73.32 billion
ICBC
- Country: China
- Value (2024): $71.83 billion
Verizon
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $71.75 billion
SGCC
- Country: China
- Value (2024): $71.15 billion
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $70.44 billion
China Construction Bank
- Country: China
- Value (2024): $65.6 billion
Starbucks
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $60.7 billion
Agricultural Bank of China
- Country: China
- Value (2024): $60.4 billion
Mercedes-Benz
- Country: Germany
- Value (2024): $59.44 billion
Tesla
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $58.27 billion
Oracle
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $53.1 billion
Home Depot
- Country: United States
- Value (2024): $52.77 billion
Editor’s note: Data was sourced from TradingPedia and is accurate as of Jan. 8, 2025.
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