Top Public Companies by 3-Year Revenue Growth with MC above $1T
Filter the world down to companies worth over $1T and rank them by what they actually sold, compounded over three years. Ten names qualify:
• NVIDIA - 113.97% ($5.16T)
• Micron - 70.63% ($1.05T)
• Eli Lilly - 39.23% ($1.10T)
• Broadcom - 29.14% ($1.70T)
• TSMC - 25.84% ($1.96T)
• Meta - 23.72% ($1.45T)
• Microsoft - 16.12% ($3.65T)
• Alphabet - 15.48% ($4.24T)
• Amazon - 12.97% ($2.82T)
• Apple - 6.73% ($4.52T)
Nvidia's 114% is the number that breaks the scale - revenue more than doubling annually for three straight years, at a size where that shouldn't be possible. Micron at 70.63% is the same trade one layer down: HBM memory is now the bottleneck in every AI rack. Five of the ten are semiconductor or AI infrastructure names.
The bottom of the list is the more interesting read. Apple grew 6.73% a year and is the second-most valuable company on earth at $4.52T. Alphabet grew 15.48% and trades at $4.24T.
The market clearly isn't paying for growth alone - it's paying for durability, cash generation and installed base. Which is exactly the assumption Nvidia's $5.16T is testing today, with earnings due after the close.
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