🏢 Largest Companies in Australia
The biggest Australian companies by revenue (Forbes Global 2000, 2024 list).
BHP9.9%
Woolworths7.8%
ANZ Bank7.3%
Commonwealth Bank7%
National Australia Bank6.9%
Westpac6.3%
Wesfarmers5.2%
Coles Group5%
Ampol4.5%
QBE Insurance3.9%
Macquarie Group3.5%
Fortescue3.3%
Viva Energy3.2%
Telstra2.7%
CSL2.5%
Woodside Energy2.5%
Qantas2.4%
Suncorp
Bank of Queensland
BlueScope
Ramsay Health Care
Origin Energy
Insurance Australia Group
Brambles
Santos
1
BHPMining
$55.3B
2
WoolworthsRetail
$43.6B
3
ANZ BankBanking
$40.9B
4
Commonwealth BankBanking
$39.0B
5
National Australia BankBanking
$38.7B
6
WestpacBanking
$35.4B
7
WesfarmersConglomerate
$28.9B
8
Coles GroupRetail
$27.9B
9
AmpolOil and gas
$24.9B
10
QBE InsuranceInsurance
$21.7B
11
Macquarie GroupFinance
$19.6B
12
FortescueIron and Steel
$18.6B
13
Viva EnergyOil and gas
$17.8B
14
TelstraTelecommunications
$15.1B
15
CSLPharmaceutical
$14.1B
16
Woodside EnergyOil and gas
$14.0B
17
QantasAirline
$13.7B
18
SuncorpInsurance
$11.8B
19
Bank of QueenslandBanking
$11.5B
20
BlueScopeIron and Steel
$11.5B
21
Ramsay Health CareHealth care
$10.6B
22
Origin EnergyUtilities
$10.4B
23
Insurance Australia GroupInsurance
$8.4B
24
BramblesServices
$6.4B
25
SantosOil and gas
$6.0B
26
Aristocrat LeisureGambling
$4.3B
27
Bendigo and Adelaide BankBanking
$3.0B
28
TransurbanTransportation
$2.8B
29
Scentre GroupReal estate
$1.7B
30
Goodman GroupReal estate
$1.3B
31
Wisetech GlobalSoftware
$0.6B
Highlights
Within Australia, BHP ranks first in 2024 with $55.3B, followed by Woolworths ($43.6B) and ANZ Bank ($40.9B).
Across 31 entries, values run from $55.3B (BHP) to $0.6B (Wisetech Global), with a median of $14.0B.
Source: Forbes Global 2000 (2024) (via Wikipedia), 2024. Unit: USD billion.
Source: Forbes Global 2000 (2024) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026