Nvidia is worth $121 million per employee, Walmart $453,000 Walmart employs 2.1 million people, more than any other S&P 500 company. Some headcounts leave most workers out: franchisors and REITs whose properties operators run count only their own staff, so the chart marks them.
Market cap and number of employees, by company 5 companies whose 10-K states no headcount are not shown.
Market caps at 23 Oct 2026
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Hunt Jabil Jack Henry & Associates Jacobs Solutions Johnson & Johnson Johnson Controls JPMorgan Chase Kenvue Keurig Dr Pepper KeyCorp Keysight Technologies Kimberly-Clark Kimco Realty Kinder Morgan KKR & Co. KLA Kraft Heinz Kroger L3Harris Labcorp Lam Research Las Vegas Sands Leidos Lennar Lennox International Linde Live Nation Entertainment Lockheed Martin Loews Lowe's Lululemon Athletica Lumentum LyondellBasell M&T Bank Marathon Petroleum Marriott International Marsh McLennan Martin Marietta Materials Marvell Technology Masco Mastercard McCormick & Company McDonald's McKesson Medtronic Merck & Co. 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Rowe Price Take-Two Interactive Tapestry Targa Resources Target TE Connectivity Teledyne Technologies Teradyne Tesla Texas Instruments Texas Pacific Land Textron The Coca-Cola Company The Cooper Companies The Estée Lauder Companies The Hartford The Hershey Company The Home Depot The Mosaic Company The Travelers Companies The Walt Disney Company Thermo Fisher Scientific TJX Companies TKO Group Holdings Tractor Supply Trane Technologies TransDigm Group Trimble Truist Financial Twilio Tyler Technologies Tyson Foods U.S. Bancorp Uber UDR Ulta Beauty Union Pacific United Airlines Holdings United Parcel Service United Rentals UnitedHealth Group Universal Health Services Valero Energy Veeva Systems Ventas Veralto Verisign Verisk Analytics Verizon Vertex Pharmaceuticals Vertiv Viatris Vici Properties Visa Vistra Vivmark Residential Vulcan Materials Company Vylor W. R. Berkley W. W. Grainger Wabtec Walmart Waste Management Waters WEC Energy Group Wells Fargo Welltower West Pharmaceutical Services Western Digital Weyerhaeuser Williams Companies Williams-Sonoma Willis Towers Watson Workday Wynn Resorts Xcel Energy Xylem Yum! Brands Zebra Technologies Zimmer Biomet Zoetis
Direct employer Franchisor or operator-run REITMarket cap $3B $10B $30B $100B $300B $1T $3T $10T 10 30 100 300 1K 3K 10K 30K 100K 300K 1M 3M Employees $100K per employee $1M $10M $100M Nvidia Walmart Apple Alphabet Welltower Ventas HST Amazon Accenture Vici Properties Texas Pacific Land PLTR Aptiv Cognizant
Headcounts that leave most workers out Welltower WELL Third-party operated
712 employees, $240M of market cap each. The properties are run by outside operators, whose staff are not in this count.
Host Hotels & Resorts HST Third-party operated
162 employees, $105M of market cap each. The properties are run by outside operators, whose staff are not in this count.
Ventas VTR Third-party operated
542 employees, $82M of market cap each. The properties are run by outside operators, whose staff are not in this count.
McDonald's MCD Franchisor
150,000 employees, $1.2M of market cap each. Most locations are run by franchisees, who employ their own staff. Those people are not in this count.
Domino's DPZ Franchisor
10,200 employees, $1.0M of market cap each. Most locations are run by franchisees, who employ their own staff. Those people are not in this count.
Yum! Brands YUM Franchisor
49,000 employees, $834K of market cap each. Most locations are run by franchisees, who employ their own staff. Those people are not in this count.
About the data Employees are the headcount each company states in its latest annual report (10-K), usually full-time and part-time staff of the company and the subsidiaries it consolidates, worldwide, at the end of the fiscal year. Each company page quotes the sentence the count comes from. A count is kept only when the quoted sentence states it as the company's own headcount. Companies whose 10-K states none are left out. Market cap per employee divides market cap by that headcount. It measures how much the market values each person on the payroll, not what they earn or produce. Not every company counts the same people. A franchisor counts staff at its own locations, not at franchisees; a REIT whose buildings are run by operators counts only its corporate team. The chart marks these. Both axes are logarithmic: each gridline is about three times the one before (1, 3, 10, 30 and so on). The diagonal lines join points with the same market cap per employee.