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- Alphabet (Google) (GOOG) - Market capitalization
As of December 2025 Alphabet (Google) has a market cap of $3 804 Trillion USD This makes Alphabet (Google) the world's 3rd most valuable company by market cap according to our data
- Alphabet becomes fourth company to reach $3 trillion market cap
Google parent Alphabet reached a market cap of $3 trillion The company added billions of dollars in value in September following a favorable antitrust ruling
- Googles market cap tops $3 trillion for the first time - Yahoo Finance
Google parent Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) on Monday became the fourth company to hit a market cap of $3 trillion
- Alphabet (GOOGL) Market Cap Net Worth - Stock Analysis
Current and historical market capitalization for Alphabet Inc (GOOGL) stock, including annual, quarterly and daily history with a chart and statistics
- Google tops $3 trillion for the first time, joining select market-cap . . .
Google’s parent, Alphabet, reached a $3 trillion market valuation for the first time on Monday, entrenching its place in the ranks of the world’s most valuable companies and signaling the
- Alphabets market cap approaches $4 trillion amid AI rally
Google Stock Update: Alphabet, the Google parent company, is rapidly approaching a massive $4 trillion market capitalization, driven by a powerful artificial intelligence rally that has seen its stock climb nearly 70% this year Shares hit a record high of $315 9, giving the firm a market cap of $3 82 trillion This surge reflects recovered investor confidence after concerns about competitors
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) Market Capitalization History Chart
As of today, GOOG market cap is $3802 55 billion, with a fall of -$60 34 billion (-1 56%) during the most recent trading session on December 1, 2025 Over the past year, GOOG market cap has increased by +$1715 58 billion (+82 20%)
- Alphabet races toward $4 trillion valuation as AI-fueled gains . . .
Alphabet closed in on a $4 trillion valuation on Monday, set to become only the fourth company to enter the exclusive club, as the Google parent rides an artificial intelligence-driven rally
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