fbpx
Connect with us

News

Study: Maybank Ranks in 3rd Place as the Biggest Company in Each Southeast Asian Country

Published

Collage 8
Source: Instagram | seasia.stats & Reuters

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

Maybank Group, also known as Malayan Banking Berhad, is Malaysia’s top dog in financial services and banking. Offering everything from consumer and corporate banking to insurance and asset management.

Because of this, Maybank has placed us in 3rd place as Southeast Asia’s Largest Company by market capitalisation in 2024, according to updates shared by @seasia.stats.

3Kco53Vukbpobnp2Jk6Rce4Eq4

Most valuable companies in each Southeast Asian country

Based on the data collected by Companiesmarketcap.com and the stock exchanges of Laos and Yangon, Seasia Stats has compiled a list of the most valuable companies in each Southeast Asian country.

The data gathered was determined by their market capitalisation in current US dollars as of April 18, 2024.

Bank Central Asia (Indonesia) and DBS Group (Singapore) have clinched the 1st and 2nd spots, with respective values of US$73 billion and US$69 billion.

Screenshot 2024 05 08 114944

Maybank earns a value of US$28 billion!

Maybank has secured our position in 3rd place with a market capitalization of US$28 billion. Thailand’s PTT follows closely in 4th place with US$27 billion, while Vietcombank (Vietnam) and SM Investments (Philippines) claim the 5th and 6th spots, respectively, both earning US$20 billion.

Among Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, the largest companies by market capitalisation are all valued at $20 billion, and out of these 4, 2 of these are banks.

 

Here are the top 9 rankings for Southeast Asia’s Largest Company in the study:

1. Bank Central Asia (Indonesia) – US$73 billion

2. DBS Group (Singapore) -US$69 billion

3. Maybank (Malaysia) – US$28 billion

4. PTT (Thailand) – US$27 billion

5. Vietcombank (Vietnam) – US$20 billion

6. SM Investments (Philippines) – US$20 billion

7. Sihanoukville Autonomous Port (Cambodia) – US$1 billion

8. LALCO (Laos) – US$312 million

9. First Myanmar Investment (Myanmar) – US$139 million

 

Do you agree with the findings? Let us know in the comments down below!

 

Also read: Study: Malaysia Ranks 25th in the World for the Most Billionaires in 2024!

Collage 16 3

Source: Reuters

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Collage 75 Collage 75
News6 hours ago

PDRM Escort Vehicle Crashes Into Civilian Car, Suspected of Speeding in the Rain While Escorting VIP

Video footage from a dashcam recently shared by a Reddit user shows an accident between a civilian car and a...

Collage 8 2 Collage 8 2
News9 hours ago

SPM Student Faces a Total of 63 Charges for Sexually Assaulting Male Juniors & Possessing Child Porn

A 17-year-old student from a school in Johor is facing 63 charges of non-physical sexual assault on male students, including...

Collage 7 2 Collage 7 2
News11 hours ago

WATCH: M’sian Shop Worker Allegedly Hypnotised into Handing Over Her Jewellery Worth RM4k to a Customer

An employee at a cosmetic shop in Kuantan recently filed a police report after unknowingly handing her jewellery to a...

Eyeball Eyeball
News1 day ago

Drunk Man Gets Eyeball Gouged Out by Foreigner During Fight at Penang Flat

Altercations, especially those involving alcohol, can quickly spiral out of control, leading to severe injuries and, in some cases, even...

Plknft Plknft
News1 day ago

The Govt is Looking for 200 Male Volunteers to Join 14 Day PLKN 3.0 Trial Run in January 2025

Following the announcement of the planned return of the National Service Training Programme (PLKN), the Ministry of Defence (Mindef) has...

Arrest Arrest
News2 days ago

Police Arrest Man For Suspected Road Bullying After Viral Video of Him Making Obscene Gestures

Police arrested a man yesterday for suspected road bullying at Km350.4 of the North-South Expressway (NSE) near Sungkai. According to...

Gangft Gangft
News2 days ago

14 Students Among 61 Arrested After Police Raid on ‘Geng 360’ Initiation Ceremony in Sg Besi

Just yesterday (November 15), fourteen teenagers, including students, were among 61 individuals detained in a raid on an initiation ceremony...

Collage 71 Collage 71
News2 days ago

JAKIM’s Halal Certifications are Issued to More Non-Bumiputera Operators Than Bumiputera Businesses

At the time of writing (November 16), more food premises in Malaysia are doing their best to obtain the Halal...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY