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Most Profitable US Companies by Net Income (Latest 10-K)

From our Short: Only $1.6B Separates #1 and #2 Top 10 Most Profitable US Companies

Microsoft and Alphabet are only $1.6B apart at the top: $133.7B vs $132.2B in net income in their latest fiscal years. Together the top 10 earned $819B.

$133.7B#1 Microsoft
$132.2B#2 Alphabet
$28.8B#10 Exxon Mobil
Most Profitable US Companies by Net Income (Latest 10-K)By Net Income · Latest 10-K · FYs ended Sep 2025 – Jun 2026
Microsoft$133.7BAlphabet$132.2BNVIDIA$120.1BApple$112.0BAmazon$77.7BBerkshire Hathaway$67.0BMeta$60.5BJPMorgan Chase$57.0BBank of America$30.5BExxon Mobil$28.8B
Source: SEC EDGAR company 10-K filings · 100dollarslab.com
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By Net Income · Latest 10-K
#NameValue
1Microsoft$133.7B
2Alphabet$132.2B
3NVIDIA$120.1B
4Apple$112.0B
5Amazon$77.7B
6Berkshire Hathaway$67.0B
7Meta$60.5B
8JPMorgan Chase$57.0B
9Bank of America$30.5B
10Exxon Mobil$28.8B

Key numbers

Kept = net income ÷ revenue: NVIDIA kept 56 cents of every $1 it sold, Exxon Mobil 8.7 cents.

Data: SEC EDGAR, company 10-K filings (XBRL company facts, read Nov 1, 2026). Net income = NetIncomeLoss as reported (attributable to the company); fiscal years end in different months, so periods do not match exactly. Candidates were large US filers checked one by one. The intro background was generated with AI. For information only, not financial advice.

Questions

Who is #1 in this ranking?

Microsoft, at $133.7B (FYs ended Sep 2025 – Jun 2026). #2 is Alphabet at $132.2B.

How far ahead of #2 is Microsoft?

The gap between #1 Microsoft and #2 Alphabet is $1.6B (1.2% more).

Where does this data come from?

SEC EDGAR company 10-K filings. The data was downloaded twice and both reads had to match; the numbers here are computed from it by script.

How we made this

Source: SEC EDGAR company 10-K filings · FYs ended Sep 2025 – Jun 2026
The data was downloaded twice and both reads had to match. Figures are computed from it by script and rounded for display. For information only. Not financial advice. Watch the Short on YouTube.