Top U.S. Companies with Most Cash on Hand in 2025

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Top U.S. Companies with Most Cash on Hand in 2025

The top one probably isn't too hard to figure out (think gas pump gouging), but here's a list of the top 15 firms in the U.S. in terms of hoarded cash:

  • Berkshire Hathaway - (BRK.A) - Total Cash: $334.000 Billion.
  • Alphabet - (GOOGL) - Total Cash: $95.148 Billion.
  • Microsoft - (MSFT) - Total Cash: $94.565 Billion.
  • Amazon - (AMZN) - Total Cash: $93.180 Billion.
  • NVIDIA - (NVDA) - Total Cash: $56.800 Billion.
  • Apple - (AAPL) - Total Cash: $48.498 Billion.
  • Meta Platforms - (META) - Total Cash: $47.070 Billion.
  • Johnson & Johnson - (JNJ) - Total Cash: $18.880 Billion.
  • Cisco Systems - (CSCO) - Total Cash: $16.100 Billion.
  • Exxon Mobil - (XOM) - Total Cash: $15.711 Billion.
  • IBM - (IBM) - Total Cash: $15.530 Billion.
  • Oracle - (ORCL) - Total Cash: $11.203 Billion.
  • Coca-Cola - (KO) - Total Cash: $9.590 Billion.
  • Qualcomm - (QCOM) - Total Cash: $5.450 Billion.
  • PepsiCo - (PEP) - Total Cash: $7.973 Billion.

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