Apple Reclaims Top Spot in Company Valuations
Technology · First reported 30 Oct, 20:04 · Updated 20:37
Apple moved ahead of Nvidia to become the world’s most valuable company again. The coverage links Apple’s rise to investor demand for the iPhone maker and reports closing valuations of $5.03 trillion for Apple and $4.93 trillion for Nvidia.
- Apple reclaimed the title from Nvidia on Friday, as investors sought what Bloomberg described as the perceived safety of the iPhone maker amid concerns about AI spending.
- AppleInsider reported Apple closed October 30 at $344.63 per share, with a $5.03 trillion valuation; Nvidia closed at $204.64 per share and a $4.93 trillion valuation.
- AppleInsider also cited an analyst’s claim that moving the base iPhone launch to early 2027 may have confused buyers and hurt sales.
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- Apple valuation
- $5.03 trillion at the October 30 close, according to AppleInsider.
- Nvidia valuation
- $4.93 trillion at the October 30 close, according to AppleInsider.
- Apple share price
- $344.63 at the October 30 close.
- Nvidia share price
- $204.64 at the October 30 close.
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