Apple dethrones Nvidia as world’s most valuable company, ending the chipmaker’s long run at the top
Apple’s move reflects investor confidence in steadier earnings and lower capital spending as Nvidia’s shares fell 3.5%, Reuters said.
- Apple has overtaken Nvidia to reclaim the spot as the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, ending the chipmaker’s nearly year-long reign at the top.
- The shift follows a pullback in Nvidia's stock, which fell over 3.5% as investors grew increasingly cautious about the high capital spending and rapid returns on AI infrastructure.
- Apple’s market capitalization surged to roughly $4.88 trillion, while Nvidia’s valuation dipped slightly behind to around $4.80–$4.86 trillion during Friday trading.
- Wall Street sentiment toward Apple has turned bullish as investors view the company as better positioned to monetize AI through ecosystem integration, services, and hardware upgrades rather than heavy data center capital expenditures.
- The milestone comes ahead of major internal changes for Apple, including CEO Tim Cook preparing to step down in September and hand control to hardware chief John Ternus, alongside positive momentum for its revamped Siri rollout.
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The technological market continues to be the major engine of the global economy and leading positions are changing at an amazing pace. In a recent turnaround in the financial markets, Apple has taken over the...
Apple has finally become the world's most valuable company. Apple surpassed Nvidia to achieve this position. Apple's market cap was approximately $4.88 trillion on Friday, while Nvidia's market cap fell 3.5%, pushing its market cap to approximately $4.86 trillion.
The valuation of each of the two companies is almost 5 trillion dollars.
Apple overtakes Nvidia to become world's most valuable company againApple has once again become the world's most valuable company with a market capitalization of $4.88 trillion. Nvidia lost its lead after its shares fell 3.5%.
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