Top 10 Tech Companies by Earnings

Good morning dear readers of Tecnogalaxy, today I will list the top 10 tech companies earning the most.

The data is based on the data dating back to the end of 2020.

Within the article will be listed the top 10 tech companies in order starting from the one earning the most to the one earning the least among the top 10.

Top 10 tech companies making the most money

Apple INC. (AAPL)

Revenue (TTM): $ 268.0 billion

Net income (TTM): $ 57.2 billion

Market capitalization: $1.4 trillion

Total trailing 1-year return : 59.8% 2

Trade: Nasdaq

Apple, as you know, designs, manufactures and markets a wide range of consumer technology products, including smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables, home entertainment devices and more. Some of its most popular products include its iPhone smartphones and Mac computers. Apple has also significantly expanded its sales from services. It operates digital content stores and has recently launched several streaming services, including Apple +, a platform for entertainment content.

Samsung Electronics CO.LTD.

Revenue (TTM): $ 197.5 billion

Net income (TTM): $ 18.4 billion 2

Market capitalization: $325.4 billion 3

Total trailing 1-year return: 17.2% 4 3

Stock Exchange: Korean Stock Exchange

Samsung Electronics competes directly with Apple and other major technology companies around the world in key product areas. It is engaged in a wide range of businesses, including consumer electronics, information technology and communications. The South Korean company sells cell phones, tablets, wearable devices, virtual reality products, TVs, computers, printers, home appliances and more. Samsung is best known for its popular Galaxy line of smartphones.

Hon Hai Precision Industry CO.LTD. (HNHPF)

Revenue (TTM): $ 173.1 billion

Net income (TTM): $ 3.7 billion

Market capitalization: $36.0 billion

Total trailing 1-year return: 0.7% 2

Trading: OTC

Hon Hai Precision, also known as Foxconn, is a multinational electronics manufacturer based in Taiwan. The company manufactures electronic and electronic components for use in information technology, communications, automotive equipment, automobiles, precision molding, and consumer electronics. Foxconn is a key supplier in Apple’s supply chain, producing a significant portion of its iPhones.

Microsoft Corp. (MSFT)

Revenue (TTM): $138.7 billion

Net income (TTM): $46.3 billion

Market capitalization: $1.4 trillion

Total trailing 1-year return: 45.5% 2

Exchange: Nasdaq

Microsoft is a global developer and licensor of software, devices, solutions and services. The company is well known for its Windows software and Office Suite. The company is getting an increasing share of its profits and revenues from cloud computing and has developed its own cloud platform called Azure. Microsoft also owns and operates LinkedIn, the popular social networking site for job seekers.

Dell Technologies INC. (DELL)

Revenue (TTM): $ 92.2 billion

Net income (TTM): $4.6 billion

Market capitalization: $31.2 billion

Total trailing 1-year return: -37.1% 2

Stock Exchange: New York Stock Exchange

Dell designs, manufactures and sells hardware, computer products and services worldwide. The company offers desktop and laptop computers, traditional and next-generation storage solutions, and networking products. Dell also sells a cloud-native platform and cloud management solutions. Dell’s best-known products are its personal computers.

Sony Corp. (SNE)

Revenue (TTM): $ 79.3 billion

Net income (TTM): $ 6.0 billion

Market capitalization: $80.0 billion

Total trailing 1-year return: 32.4% 2

Stock exchange: New York Stock Exchange

Sony is a Japanese technology company that designs and manufactures electronic products for consumer, professional, and industrial markets worldwide. The company sells products including personal computers, cell phones, video game consoles and software, and video cameras. It also produces and distributes recorded music, as well as animated and live-action movies. Sony manufactures and sells PlayStation, the popular video game console.

International Business Machines Corp. (IBM)

Revenue (TTM): $ 76.5 billion

Net income (TTM): $ 9.0 billion

Market capitalization: $106.8 billion

1-year trailing total return: -8.1% 2

Stock Exchange: New York Stock Exchange

IBM is an integrated services and solutions company, also known as “Big Blue.” The company offers software and IT solutions for a wide range of uses, including healthcare, financial services, Internet of Things (IoT), weather, security, and cloud computing services. The company is known for its powerful Watson computer, which offers a suite of enterprise-ready artificial intelligence services, applications and tools.

Intel Corp. (INTC)

Revenue (TTM): $ 75.7 billion

Net income (TTM): $ 22.7 billion

Market capitalization: $247.2 billion

Total trailing 1-year return: 29.3% 2

Exchange: Nasdaq

Intel is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of computer chips and a provider of computing, networking, data storage and communications solutions. The company offers platform products for the cloud, enterprise and communications infrastructure markets. Intel provides flash memory, programmable semiconductors and processors for notebooks, mobile devices and desktop computers. The company is well known for its high-performance processors used in PCs around the world by businesses and consumers.

Panasonic Corp. (PCRFY)

Revenue (TTM): $ 70.4 billion

Net income (TTM): $2.6 billion

Market capitalization: $17.4 billion

Total trailing 1-year return: -10.6% 2

Trading: OTC

Panasonic is a Japan-based developer, manufacturer and supplier of electronic products primarily for the consumer market. The company offers personal computers, tablets, projectors, as well as professional broadcast and AV systems. Panasonic also manufactures home appliances such as air conditioners, TVs, refrigerators, and washing machines.

HP Inc. (HPQ)

Revenue (TTM): $ 58.7 billion

Net income (TTM): $3.0 billion

Market capitalization: $21.3 billion

Total trailing 1-year return: -19.5% 2

Stock Exchange: New York Stock Exchange

HP manufactures and sells products used for personal computing, imaging and printing, as well as related technologies, solutions and services. The company offers personal computers, workstations, commercial mobility devices, retail point-of-sale systems, and software. HP is perhaps best known for its printing hardware and scanning devices used by consumers and businesses globally.

That’s all about the top 10 tech companies by earnings, see a future article.

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