Top 10 Bursa Malaysia Companies by Market Capitalisation (2026)
Malaysia's most valuable listed companies, ranked by market capitalisation as of 13 July 2026.
This is a data ranking ordered strictly by market capitalisation. Nothing in this article is investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.
Quick answer
Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank) is the most valuable company on Bursa Malaysia, with a market capitalisation of about RM148 billion (US$36.3 billion) based on market data captured 13 July 2026 by Malaysia's Top Ten. Public Bank (≈RM95 billion) and CIMB Group (≈RM82 billion) complete the top three, underlining how heavily banking dominates the Malaysian market.
- Four of the ten largest Bursa Malaysia companies are banks: Maybank, Public Bank, CIMB and Hong Leong Bank.
- Maybank's market capitalisation (≈RM148 billion) is larger than the ninth and tenth companies combined.
- The list spans six sectors: banking, utilities, healthcare, aluminium, plantations and petrochemicals.
- Energy-transition and data-centre demand is lifting utilities — Tenaga Nasional and YTL Power both make the top ten.
How this ranking was decided
Data ranking ordered strictly by market capitalisation: all ~800 Bursa Malaysia Main Market companies, ranked by aggregated market data captured 13 July 2026 (companiesmarketcap.com, cross-checked against an independent 2026 list). RM figures are USD conversions at 4.07 (10 July 2026), rounded to the nearest billion. No editorial judgement affects the order.
Full details in How this ranking was produced below.
The ranking at a glance
| # | Name | Best for | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank) | — | Malaysia |
| 2 | Public Bank Berhad | — | Malaysia |
| 3 | CIMB Group Holdings | — | Malaysia |
| 4 | Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) | — | Malaysia |
| 5 | IHH Healthcare Berhad | — | Malaysia |
| 6 | Press Metal Aluminium Holdings | — | Malaysia |
| 7 | Hong Leong Bank Berhad | — | Malaysia |
| 8 | SD Guthrie Berhad | — | Malaysia |
| 9 | YTL Power International | — | Malaysia |
| 10 | PETRONAS Chemicals Group | — | Malaysia |
Market capitalisation — share price multiplied by shares outstanding — is the stock market's running estimate of what a listed company is worth. It changes every trading day, which is why this ranking states its capture date and will be re-captured at each update.
The list below reflects Bursa Malaysia's character: banks carry the index, national utilities remain heavyweights, and a handful of globally competitive industrial names — an aluminium smelter, a plantation giant, a hospital group — round out the top ten.
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The full ranking
Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank)
Malaysia's largest bank and a top-five ASEAN banking group, serving consumers, businesses and corporates across the region, with Islamic banking arm Maybank Islamic among the world's largest.
Why it was selected
Market capitalisation of roughly RM148 billion (US$36.3 billion) at the 13 July 2026 capture — the largest on Bursa Malaysia by a wide margin.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.maybank.com
Public Bank Berhad
A retail and commercial bank known for decades of consistent profitability and one of the most efficient cost structures in ASEAN banking, built by the late founder Tan Sri Teh Hong Piow.
Why it was selected
≈ RM95 billion (US$23.4 billion) market capitalisation at capture — Malaysia's second-most valuable listed company.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.publicbankgroup.com
CIMB Group Holdings
An ASEAN universal banking group with significant operations in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, spanning consumer, wholesale and Islamic banking.
Why it was selected
≈ RM82 billion (US$20.3 billion) market capitalisation at capture.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.cimb.com
Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB)
Malaysia's national electricity utility, generating, transmitting and distributing power to over ten million customers — and a central player in the country's energy transition and data-centre buildout.
Why it was selected
≈ RM82 billion (US$20.1 billion) market capitalisation at capture, marginally behind CIMB.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.tnb.com.my
IHH Healthcare Berhad
One of the world's largest private healthcare groups, operating hospitals across Asia and Europe under brands including Pantai, Gleneagles, Prince Court, Acibadem and Fortis.
Why it was selected
≈ RM78 billion (US$19.2 billion) market capitalisation at capture — the most valuable healthcare company on Bursa Malaysia.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.ihhhealthcare.com
Press Metal Aluminium Holdings
Southeast Asia's largest integrated aluminium producer, smelting in Sarawak on hydro power and exporting globally — one of Bursa's standout industrial growth stories.
Why it was selected
≈ RM65 billion (US$15.9 billion) market capitalisation at capture — the largest non-bank, non-GLC industrial on the list.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.pressmetal.com
Hong Leong Bank Berhad
The banking arm of the Hong Leong group, focused on retail and SME banking in Malaysia with a significant stake in China's Bank of Chengdu.
Why it was selected
≈ RM45 billion (US$11.0 billion) market capitalisation at capture — the fourth bank in the top ten.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.hlb.com.my
SD Guthrie Berhad
The world's largest oil-palm plantation company by planted area (formerly Sime Darby Plantation), producing certified sustainable palm oil across Malaysia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.
Why it was selected
≈ RM45 billion (US$11.0 billion) market capitalisation at capture, effectively level with Hong Leong Bank.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.sdguthrie.com
YTL Power International
The utilities arm of the YTL group, spanning power generation, water (Wessex Water, UK), telecoms and a fast-growing AI data-centre campus in Kulai, Johor.
Why it was selected
≈ RM37 billion (US$9.1 billion) market capitalisation at capture — lifted in recent years by Malaysia's data-centre boom.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.ytlpowerinternational.com
PETRONAS Chemicals Group
The petrochemicals arm of PETRONAS and one of Southeast Asia's largest producers of olefins, polymers and fertilisers, listed since 2010.
Why it was selected
≈ RM36 billion (US$8.8 billion) market capitalisation at capture — the largest PETRONAS-linked listed entity in the top ten.
- Location:
- Malaysia
- Website:
- www.petronaschemicals.com
Frequently asked questions
What is the largest company on Bursa Malaysia in 2026?
Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank) is the largest company listed on Bursa Malaysia as of 13 July 2026, with a market capitalisation of about RM148 billion (US$36.3 billion). It leads Public Bank (≈RM95 billion) and CIMB Group (≈RM82 billion).
What are the top 3 biggest listed companies in Malaysia in 2026?
As of 13 July 2026, the three most valuable companies on Bursa Malaysia are all banks: Maybank at about RM148 billion, Public Bank at about RM95 billion, and CIMB Group at about RM82 billion in market capitalisation.
What is Maybank's market capitalisation in 2026?
Maybank's market capitalisation is approximately RM148 billion (US$36.3 billion) as of 13 July 2026, making it Malaysia's most valuable listed company — larger than the ninth and tenth companies on Bursa Malaysia combined.
Which Malaysian banks are among the largest companies on Bursa Malaysia?
Four banks rank in Bursa Malaysia's top ten by market capitalisation as of 13 July 2026: Maybank (1st, ≈RM148 billion), Public Bank (2nd, ≈RM95 billion), CIMB Group (3rd, ≈RM82 billion) and Hong Leong Bank (7th, ≈RM45 billion).
What does market capitalisation mean and how is it calculated?
Market capitalisation is a listed company's share price multiplied by its total shares outstanding — the stock market's running valuation of the whole company. It changes every trading day as the share price moves, so any ranking by market capitalisation is a snapshot of a stated date.
Is this ranking of Malaysian companies investment advice?
No. This is a data ranking published for general information by Malaysia's Top Ten. Market capitalisation measures size as valued by the market, not quality or investment merit. Consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.
How this ranking was produced
- Metric: market capitalisation (share price × shares outstanding), in ringgit. RM figures are approximations converted from US-dollar data at USD/MYR 4.07 (rate of 10 July 2026) and rounded to the nearest RM billion.
- Candidate pool: all companies listed on Bursa Malaysia's Main Market (approximately 800 companies).
- Data source and capture date: companiesmarketcap.com aggregated market data, captured 13 July 2026; order cross-checked against an independent published list (Dividend Magic, 2026 update). Company facts verified against each company's public materials.
- Ties: none occurred at this capture; a tie would be listed jointly.
- What this ranking does not measure: profitability, financial health or investment merit — a big market value is not a quality verdict.
Notable exclusions
Candidates considered but not ranked, and why:
- PETRONAS (parent company) — Malaysia's largest company outright, but not listed on Bursa Malaysia — only listed entities are eligible. Its listed subsidiaries (PETRONAS Chemicals, Petronas Gas, Petronas Dagangan) compete individually.
- MISC Berhad — ≈US$8.66 billion at capture — immediately below #10 PETRONAS Chemicals (US$8.78 billion). The closest miss on the list.
- Sunway Berhad — ≈US$8.62 billion at capture, just behind MISC; both would enter the list on a modest market move.
- Banks below the cut — RHB, AmBank and Bank Islam are substantial but sat well below the top-ten threshold at capture.
Sources & references
Limitations
Market capitalisation changes every trading day; this ranking is a snapshot as of 13 July 2026 and positions may have shifted since. RM figures are currency-converted approximations, not exchange-reported values. The ranking measures size as valued by the market — not profitability, financial health or investment merit.
Update history
| Date | Update |
|---|---|
| 13 Jul 2026 | 2026 ranking published with market data captured 13 July 2026; named contributors, notable exclusions and update history included from first publication. |
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