Countries

The world through the companies that list in the United States

Wall Street's world

The world through the companies that list in the United States: where they are from, what they are worth, how their year went.

Oct 6, 2026
437

companies headquartered abroad · from 44 countries

$11.3tn

their market value · 12.1% of all the stocks we track

$2.6tn

United Kingdom · the largest foreign presence, 45 companies

437 of the 2,404 companies in the universe are headquartered outside the United States, in 44 countries, and are worth $11.3tn together, 12.1% of the whole. United Kingdom is the largest foreign presence at $2.6tn across 45 companies, then Canada at $2.3tn; Canada sends the most names, 96. Over the past year the median Taiwanese company is +251.0%, the median Indian company −35.5%, against +7.7% for the median American one.

Where Wall Street's companies live

What the companies from each country are worth on Wall Street. The United States itself, $81.8tn, is left off so the rest can be seen.

44 countries, $11.3tn
United Kingdom: 45 companies, $2.6tnCanada: 96 companies, $2.3tnJapan: 8 companies, $839bnSwitzerland: 17 companies, $638bnChina: 35 companies, $559bnIreland: 16 companies, $420bnNetherlands: 12 companies, $414bnBrazil: 21 companies, $353bnIndia: 6 companies, $318bnAustralia: 9 companies, $289bnFrance: 4 companies, $286bnDenmark: 3 companies, $244bnIsrael: 22 companies, $204bnTaiwan: 5 companies, $168bnSpain: 2 companies, $141bnItaly: 4 companies, $139bnSweden: 3 companies, $136bnGermany: 6 companies, $132bnBermuda: 22 companies, $128bnSingapore: 15 companies, $128bnFinland: 2 companies, $98bnSouth Korea: 6 companies, $96bnCayman Islands: 7 companies, $89bnUruguay: 2 companies, $86bnMexico: 10 companies, $83bnHong Kong: 8 companies, $68bnLuxembourg: 9 companies, $65bnChile: 5 companies, $50bnArgentina: 7 companies, $41bnSouth Africa: 3 companies, $38bnPeru: 3 companies, $37bnColombia: 1 company, $30bnGreece: 6 companies, $11bnBelgium: 3 companies, $9.7bnCyprus: 1 company, $8.6bnUnited Arab Emirates: 3 companies, $8.1bnVietnam: 1 company, $7.2bnGuernsey: 1 company, $6.8bnPanama: 1 company, $6.4bnTurkey: 2 companies, $6.3bnMonaco: 2 companies, $5.5bnBahamas: 1 company, $2.8bnNorway: 1 company, $1.6bnJordan: 1 company, $1.1bn

Largest presence

  1. United Kingdom$2.6tn
    45 companies · ARM the largest
  2. Canada$2.3tn
    96 companies · RY the largest
  3. Japan$839bn
    8 companies · MUFG the largest
  4. Switzerland$638bn
    17 companies · NVS the largest
  5. China$559bn
    35 companies · BABA the largest
  6. Ireland$420bn
    16 companies · PDD the largest

Most companies

  1. Canada96
    $2.3tn together
  2. United Kingdom45
    $2.6tn together
  3. China35
    $559bn together
  4. Israel22
    $204bn together
  5. Bermuda22
    $128bn together
  6. Brazil21
    $353bn together

Best year, median

  1. Taiwan+251.0%
    across 5 companies
  2. Greece+71.5%
    across 6 companies
  3. Peru+49.0%
    across 3 companies
  4. Argentina+36.5%
    across 7 companies
  5. Luxembourg+33.6%
    across 9 companies
  6. Bermuda+30.9%
    across 22 companies

Worst year, median

  1. India−35.5%
    across 6 companies
  2. China−30.0%
    across 35 companies
  3. Hong Kong−14.9%
    across 8 companies
  4. Sweden−10.0%
    across 3 companies
  5. Belgium−7.5%
    across 3 companies
  6. Singapore−3.7%
    across 15 companies
Countries by the market value of their companies listed in the United States
CountryMarket valueCompaniesMedian yearThe largest
United States$81.8tn1,967+7.7%NVDA, GOOGL, AAPL
United Kingdom$2.6tn45+17.4%ARM, HSBC, AZN
Canada$2.3tn96+25.3%RY, TD, ENB
Japan$839bn8+23.7%MUFG, TM, SMFG
Switzerland$638bn17+13.3%NVS, UBS, GRMN
China$559bn35−30.0%BABA, NTES, BIDU
Ireland$420bn16−1.8%PDD, MDT, TEL
Netherlands$414bn12+7.4%ING, STM, NBIS
Brazil$353bn21+25.1%VALE, NU, ABEV
India$318bn6−35.5%HDB, IBN, INFY
Australia$289bn9+26.5%BHP, WDS, TEAM
France$286bn4+24.5%TTE, SNY, ABVX
Denmark$244bn3+17.3%NVO, ASND, GMAB
Israel$204bn22+11.7%TEVA, ESLT, TSEM
Taiwan$168bn5+251.0%ASX, UMC, HIMX
Spain$141bn2n/aBBVA, GRFS
Italy$139bn4+7.3%E, RACE, STVN
Sweden$136bn3−10.0%SPOT, ERIC, ALV
Germany$132bn6−0.3%DB, INIO, BNTX
Bermuda$128bn22+30.9%VIK, RNR, AXS
Singapore$128bn15−3.7%SE, TCOM, GRAB
Finland$98bn2n/aNOK, AS
South Korea$96bn6+21.9%SHG, KEP, PKX
Cayman Islands$89bn7+12.3%CRDO, FN, XP
Uruguay$86bn2n/aMELI, DLO
Mexico$83bn10+4.5%FMX, ASR, VIST
Hong Kong$68bn8−14.9%PUK, FUTU, SIMO
Luxembourg$65bn9+33.6%TS, TIGO, TX
Chile$50bn5+16.0%SQM, LTM, ENIC
Argentina$41bn7+36.5%YPF, GGAL, BMA
South Africa$38bn3+4.9%GFI, SSL, DRD
Peru$37bn3+49.0%BAP, IFS, CPAC
Colombia$30bn1n/aEC
Greece$11bn6+71.5%SBLK, DAC, ECO
Belgium$9.7bn3−7.5%CMBT, TTAM, LKFT
Cyprus$8.6bn1n/aFRO
United Arab Emirates$8.1bn3+17.5%VEON, KYIV, AIIR
Vietnam$7.2bn1n/aVFS
Guernsey$6.8bn1n/aSGHC
Panama$6.4bn1n/aCPA
Turkey$6.3bn2n/aTKC, HEPS
Monaco$5.5bn2n/aSTNG, CMRE
Bahamas$2.8bn1n/aOSW
Norway$1.6bn1n/aOPRA
Jordan$1.1bn1n/aIGIC

A company’s country is its head office as it files it: the universe’s own profile where it has one, otherwise the business address on its EDGAR record. A holding company registered in Bermuda or the Cayman Islands counts where its office is, so a Brazilian bank with a Cayman parent may sit under either. Market values are the latest close; the median year is the middle company’s share price return, shown for countries with three or more.