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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - As global tensions and market shifts continue to reshape the energy sector, the top oil companies in the world remain powerful drivers of the global economy. Growing uncertainty has also prompted investors to closely monitor oil trade by country, as demand and supply dynamics are becoming increasingly tied to geopolitical events.
Amid this volatility, attention continues to center on the industry’s biggest players, whose enormous revenues and market influence keep them at the forefront of global finance and energy discussions.
List of Top Oil Companies in the world
To put their immense scale into perspective, the combined market value of the world’s 20 largest oil companies now exceeds Japan's entire GDP and is quickly approaching Germany's economic output.
Based on the latest data from Visual Capitalist, Saudi Aramco sits at the forefront of the top oil companies, with a market capitalization reaching $1,800 billion.
Other large establishments and their market capitalization (in billion) are named respectively as follows:
1. Saudi Aramco: $1,800 – Saudi Arabia
2. Exxon Mobil: $637 – United States
3. Chevron: $380 – United States
4. PetroChina: $273 – China
5. Shell: $249 – United Kingdom
6. TotalEnergies: $206 – France
7. CNOOC: $173 – China
8. ConocoPhillips: $152 – United States
9. Petrobras: $142 – Brazil
10. BP: $121 – United Kingdom
11. Enbridge: $119 – Canada
12. Southern Company: $108 – United States
13. Equinor: $103 – Norway
14. Canadian Natural Resources: $99 – Canada
15. Duke Energy: $99 – United States
16. Sinopec: $95 – China
17. Williams Companies: $92 – United States
18. Enterprise Products: $84 – United States
19. SLB (Schlumberger): $83 – United States
20. ENI: $83 – Italy
Leading the global energy sector is Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil powerhouse of Saudi Arabia, with a staggering market capitalization of $1,800 billion, representing more than one-third of the total value among the world’s top 20 oil companies.
Widely recognized as the world’s top oil company, Saudi Aramco extends its influence far beyond the Middle East through a vast network of operations and innovation hubs spanning North America, Europe, and Asia.
The United States continues to dominate the global oil and gas industry, driven by the sheer scale of its energy infrastructure and capital markets. Three American giants: Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips, rank among the world’s top 10 oil companies, combining for roughly $1.2 trillion in market value.
Overall, North America commands the largest regional presence on the list, with 10 companies collectively valued at around $1.9 trillion, including eight U.S. firms and two major Canadian players.
Western Europe maintains a strong presence in the global energy market through major companies such as Shell, TotalEnergies, BP, Equinor, and Eni. Yet despite their collective market value reaching roughly $760.8 billion, it still amounts to less than half the valuation of Saudi Aramco alone.
Meanwhile, East Asia’s presence is dominated entirely by China’s state-owned energy giants — PetroChina, CNOOC, and Sinopec, which together hold a combined value of more than $541 billion.
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