Equity Groups

637 equity groups, from themes like uranium and bitcoin mining to industries and countries, ranked by combined market cap and return, each with its member stocks.

All groups by market cap

• Dividend Payers – 1835 companies, $75.3T
• S&P 500 – 500 companies, $70.5T
• Technology Sector – 776 companies, $46.1T
• Artificial Intelligence – 601 companies, $41.8T
• Shrinking Share Count – 942 companies, $34.8T
• AI Infrastructure – 159 companies, $32.5T
• 25-Year Dividend Payers – 630 companies, $27.5T
• Hardware – 333 companies, $26.4T
• Magnificent 7 – 7 companies, $24.2T
• Data Centers – 174 companies, $22.1T
• Software – 531 companies, $21.9T
• Semiconductors – 149 companies, $20.8T
• Information Technology – 386 companies, $19.1T
• Cloud Infrastructure – 75 companies, $18.6T
• Enterprise Software – 177 companies, $17.4T
• Financials Sector – 918 companies, $15.1T
• Chip Manufacturing – 81 companies, $13.8T
• Consumer Electronics – 72 companies, $13.6T
• Cloud Services – 134 companies, $13T
• Buying Back Stock – 722 companies, $13T
• Hyperscalers – 7 companies, $13T
• High-Performance Computing – 69 companies, $12.5T
• Consumer Discretionary – 466 companies, $11.9T
• Application Software – 272 companies, $11.6T
• Industrials Sector – 584 companies, $11.6T
• Machine Learning – 61 companies, $11.4T
• Gaming – 90 companies, $10.8T
• SaaS – 469 companies, $10.8T
• Healthcare – 1083 companies, $10.7T
• Advertising – 163 companies, $10.6T
• AI Software – 84 companies, $10.4T
• B2B Software – 302 companies, $10.2T
• Digital Advertising – 161 companies, $9.1T
• Energy Sector – 391 companies, $8.7T
• Data Analytics – 185 companies, $8.4T
• Asset Management – 318 companies, $8.2T
• Manufacturing – 562 companies, $8.1T
• Infrastructure – 361 companies, $7.6T
• Industrial Manufacturing – 420 companies, $7.5T
• Robotics and Physical AI – 40 companies, $7.2T
• E-commerce – 306 companies, $7.1T
• Global Operations – 172 companies, $7.1T
• Pharmaceuticals – 350 companies, $7.1T
• Cybersecurity – 107 companies, $6.9T
• Capital Markets – 208 companies, $6.8T
• Biotechnology – 831 companies, $6.6T
• Retail – 375 companies, $6.2T
• Consumer Staples – 201 companies, $6.2T
• Industrials – 470 companies, $6T
• Autonomous Vehicles – 44 companies, $6T
• Social Media – 40 companies, $5.9T
• Wealth Management – 180 companies, $5.9T
• AI Business Integration – 88 companies, $5.6T
• Fintech – 284 companies, $5.5T
• Logistics – 210 companies, $5.5T
• Oncology – 336 companies, $5.3T
• Wearable Technology – 17 companies, $5.1T
• Vertical Integration – 148 companies, $5T
• CRM Platform – 37 companies, $4.9T
• Insurance – 185 companies, $4.9T
• Video Streaming – 44 companies, $4.8T
• Utilities – 184 companies, $4.8T
• Oil & Gas – 207 companies, $4.7T
• Big Data – 26 companies, $4.7T
• Industrial Technology – 332 companies, $4.4T
• Investment Banking – 60 companies, $4.3T
• Aerospace & Defense – 203 companies, $4.3T
• Food & Beverage – 237 companies, $4.2T
• Telecommunications – 145 companies, $4.2T
• Internet Retail – 84 companies, $4.1T
• Energy Infrastructure – 170 companies, $4T
• Life Sciences – 568 companies, $4T
• Corporate Banking Services – 46 companies, $3.9T
• Defense Industry – 94 companies, $3.7T
• Aviation – 109 companies, $3.7T
• Biopharmaceutical – 556 companies, $3.6T
• High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) – 16 companies, $3.5T
• Streaming Video On Demand – 21 companies, $3.4T
• Neuroscience – 134 companies, $3.2T
• Foreign Banks – 42 companies, $3.2T
• Recent IPOs – 241 companies, $3.2T
• Government Contractor – 120 companies, $3.2T
• Upstream Oil & Gas – 118 companies, $3.2T
• Natural Gas Liquids – 74 companies, $3.1T
• Utility Infrastructure – 193 companies, $3.1T
• High Dividend Yield – 359 companies, $3T
• Digital Banking – 130 companies, $3T
• Financial Advisory – 97 companies, $3T
• Medical Devices – 299 companies, $2.9T
• Rheumatoid Arthritis – 12 companies, $2.9T
• Real Estate – 366 companies, $2.9T
• Canada Companies – 220 companies, $2.9T
• United Kingdom Companies – 78 companies, $2.8T
• Semiconductor Foundries – 5 companies, $2.8T
• Clean Energy – 156 companies, $2.8T
• Automotive – 145 companies, $2.8T
• Immunotherapy – 141 companies, $2.8T
• Canada – 136 companies, $2.7T
• Consumer Packaged Goods – 104 companies, $2.7T
• Consumer Products – 178 companies, $2.7T
• Basic Materials – 213 companies, $2.7T
• Cloud Software – 168 companies, $2.7T
• Advanced Semiconductor Packaging – 13 companies, $2.7T
• Power Generation – 127 companies, $2.7T
• Autoimmune Diseases – 100 companies, $2.7T
• Crude Oil – 83 companies, $2.6T
• Refining – 31 companies, $2.6T
• Payment Processing – 88 companies, $2.6T
• Commodities – 110 companies, $2.5T
• Transportation – 275 companies, $2.5T
• Contract Manufacturing – 45 companies, $2.5T
• Mortgage Lending – 198 companies, $2.5T
• Chemicals – 86 companies, $2.4T
• Strategic Acquisitions – 77 companies, $2.4T
• Too Big to Fail Banks – 8 companies, $2.4T
• Digital Payments – 79 companies, $2.4T
• Space Systems – 45 companies, $2.3T
• B2B Services – 185 companies, $2.3T
• Credit Card Providers – 20 companies, $2.3T
• Electric Vehicles – 123 companies, $2.3T
• Memory Chips – 8 companies, $2.2T
• NAND Flash – 4 companies, $2.2T
• Network Infrastructure and Connectivity – 92 companies, $2.2T
• Freight Transportation – 84 companies, $2.2T
• Midstream Infrastructure – 62 companies, $2.2T
• Aftermarket Services – 97 companies, $2.1T
• Healthcare Services – 181 companies, $2.1T
• Property & Casualty Insurance – 74 companies, $2.1T
• Breast Cancer Treatment – 21 companies, $2.1T
• Solar Power – 56 companies, $2T
• Healthcare Technology – 303 companies, $2T
• Dynamic RAM – 2 companies, $2T
• Consumer Goods – 164 companies, $2T
• Diversified Financials – 101 companies, $1.9T
• Oil Production – 63 companies, $1.9T
• Materials Sector – 201 companies, $1.9T
• Public Sector – 119 companies, $1.9T
• Automotive Technology – 115 companies, $1.9T
• Healthcare Equipment – 141 companies, $1.9T
• Diversified Portfolio – 82 companies, $1.9T
• Metals and Mining – 201 companies, $1.9T
• Metaverse – 13 companies, $1.8T
• Natural Resources – 153 companies, $1.8T
• Augmented Reality – 15 companies, $1.8T
• Entertainment – 170 companies, $1.8T
• Rail Transportation – 23 companies, $1.8T
• Hospitality – 159 companies, $1.7T
• Metabolic Disorders – 79 companies, $1.7T
• Advanced Driver Assistance Systems – 32 companies, $1.7T
• Latin America – 104 companies, $1.7T
• Electric Utilities – 71 companies, $1.7T
• Clean Energy Transition – 109 companies, $1.7T
• Construction – 143 companies, $1.7T
• Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellites – 12 companies, $1.7T
• Defense – 109 companies, $1.7T
• Electrification and Energy Transition – 108 companies, $1.7T
• Drug Discovery – 147 companies, $1.6T
• Semiconductor Equipment – 45 companies, $1.6T
• Regulated Utilities – 72 companies, $1.6T
• REIT – 202 companies, $1.6T
• Biologics – 79 companies, $1.6T
• Credit Services – 45 companies, $1.6T
• Recent Forward Splits – 35 companies, $1.6T
• Battery Technology – 54 companies, $1.6T
• Consumer Finance – 78 companies, $1.6T
• Natural Gas Distribution – 64 companies, $1.5T
• Mining – 97 companies, $1.5T
• Building Materials – 137 companies, $1.5T
• Defense Technology – 107 companies, $1.5T
• Supermarkets – 17 companies, $1.5T
• Rare Diseases – 182 companies, $1.5T
• Brand Management – 80 companies, $1.5T
• Fee-Based Revenue – 66 companies, $1.5T
• Cardiovascular Therapies – 65 companies, $1.5T
• Cross-Border Payments – 18 companies, $1.4T
• Media & Entertainment – 108 companies, $1.4T
• Health Diagnostics and Imaging – 105 companies, $1.4T
• Beverages – 65 companies, $1.4T
• National Security – 84 companies, $1.4T
• Automotive Components – 108 companies, $1.4T
• Network Security – 29 companies, $1.3T
• Life Sciences Tools & Services – 98 companies, $1.3T
• Weight Management – 39 companies, $1.3T
• GLP-1 Agonists – 28 companies, $1.3T
• Renewable Energy – 116 companies, $1.3T
• Alopecia Areata – 7 companies, $1.3T
• Automation – 82 companies, $1.3T
• Commercial Stage – 185 companies, $1.3T
• Mexico – 55 companies, $1.3T
• Advanced Materials – 98 companies, $1.3T
• LNG – 27 companies, $1.3T
• Surgical Robotics – 37 companies, $1.3T
• Retirement Solutions – 36 companies, $1.2T
• Emerging Markets – 74 companies, $1.2T
• Electrical Equipment – 90 companies, $1.2T
• Japan Companies – 36 companies, $1.2T
• Travel – 77 companies, $1.2T
• 5G Technology – 43 companies, $1.2T
• Permian Basin – 53 companies, $1.2T
• Commercial Stage Biotech – 128 companies, $1.2T
• Oil & Gas Equipment & Services – 96 companies, $1.2T
• Alzheimer's Disease – 35 companies, $1.2T
• Specialty Chemicals – 109 companies, $1.2T
• Brokerage – 49 companies, $1.2T
• Brazil – 61 companies, $1.2T
• Strategic Partnerships – 60 companies, $1.1T
• Edge Computing – 35 companies, $1.1T
• Consumer Cyclical – 72 companies, $1.1T
• Commercial Lending – 271 companies, $1.1T
• Fiber Optics – 33 companies, $1.1T
• South Korea Companies – 13 companies, $1.1T
• Consulting – 82 companies, $1.1T
• Electronic Components – 87 companies, $1.1T
• Cloud Security – 38 companies, $1.1T
• Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage – 25 companies, $1.1T
• Global Logistics – 112 companies, $1T
• Leisure – 167 companies, $1T
• Franchise Model – 56 companies, $1T
• Building Products – 100 companies, $1T
• R&D – 145 companies, $1T
• Aftermarket Parts – 87 companies, $1T
• Personal Care – 77 companies, $1T
• Beauty Products – 51 companies, $1T
• Active M&A Strategy – 82 companies, $968B
• Infectious Diseases – 66 companies, $951B
• Commercial Real Estate – 238 companies, $939B
• Managed Care – 27 companies, $938B
• Advisory Services – 73 companies, $938B
• Tourism – 69 companies, $937B
• Healthcare Management – 68 companies, $920B
• Digital Entertainment – 78 companies, $917B
• Grid Modernization – 30 companies, $913B
• Capital Discipline Oil and Gas – 19 companies, $898B
• Hotels – 66 companies, $896B
• IT Services – 56 companies, $886B
• Commercial Insurance – 51 companies, $881B
• Housing Market – 76 companies, $880B
• Private Equity – 30 companies, $878B
• Industrial Automation – 48 companies, $856B
• Royalty Streams – 91 companies, $855B
• Life Insurance – 39 companies, $855B
• Neurological Disorders – 85 companies, $842B
• Gold – 90 companies, $841B
• Private Credit – 63 companies, $838B
• Content Creation Platform – 44 companies, $838B
• Precision Medicine – 146 companies, $836B
• Texas – 85 companies, $836B
• Regional Bank – 89 companies, $833B
• Health Insurance – 20 companies, $826B
• Canadian Banks – 6 companies, $821B
• Sensors – 75 companies, $819B
• Orthopedics – 28 companies, $816B
• Household Products – 34 companies, $814B
• Industrial Equipment – 63 companies, $810B
• Distribution – 79 companies, $797B
• Restaurants – 86 companies, $795B
• China Market – 257 companies, $791B
• Risk Management – 34 companies, $780B
• Wind Power – 19 companies, $765B
• Healthcare Providers – 37 companies, $747B
• Home Improvement – 53 companies, $740B
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) – 6 companies, $729B
• Midstream Energy – 25 companies, $727B
• Asset-Light Model – 106 companies, $725B
• Retail Technology – 99 companies, $715B
• Public Safety and Security – 137 companies, $714B
• Packaged Foods – 66 companies, $708B
• Property Management – 131 companies, $708B
• Healthcare Facilities – 60 companies, $701B
• Gold Mining – 81 companies, $697B
• Supply Chain Optimization – 84 companies, $694B
• Base Metals – 14 companies, $693B
• Metrology – 16 companies, $688B
• Alternative Investments – 47 companies, $686B
• Dividend Fortress – 22 companies, $683B
• Residential Construction – 121 companies, $676B
• Brazil Companies – 33 companies, $671B
• Aging Population Needs – 57 companies, $663B
• Wholesale Distribution – 91 companies, $656B
• Value-Based Care – 25 companies, $653B
• Reinsurance – 34 companies, $649B
• Apparel Retail – 75 companies, $646B
• HVAC – 37 companies, $640B
• AdTech – 63 companies, $635B
• Robotics – 64 companies, $634B
• Decarbonization – 72 companies, $629B
• China Companies – 236 companies, $620B
• Precious Metals – 78 companies, $617B
• Health and Wellness Products – 108 companies, $615B
• Nuclear Energy – 47 companies, $613B
• Digital Media Platforms – 93 companies, $598B
• Industrial Materials – 64 companies, $592B
• Fraud Prevention – 13 companies, $591B
• PBM – 4 companies, $586B
• Minimally Invasive Surgery – 63 companies, $580B
• IoT – 84 companies, $575B
• Apparel – 95 companies, $570B
• Underwriting – 41 companies, $569B
• Cancer Therapeutics – 183 companies, $568B
• Agribusiness – 93 companies, $566B
• Premarket Tobacco Applications (PMTA) – 6 companies, $564B
• Liquid Cooling – 17 companies, $560B
• Threat Detection – 11 companies, $548B
• Clinical Stage – 452 companies, $547B
• Small Business Lending – 128 companies, $544B
• Observability – 5 companies, $536B
• Outsourcing – 89 companies, $532B
• Data Storage Hardware – 6 companies, $530B
• Engineering Services – 78 companies, $530B
• E-commerce Logistics and Fulfillment – 45 companies, $526B
• Mobile Banking – 43 companies, $524B
• Heavy-Duty Trucks – 18 companies, $519B
• Last-Mile Delivery – 28 companies, $510B
• Generics – 13 companies, $510B
• Environmental Services and Solutions – 78 companies, $510B
• Strategic Pivot – 252 companies, $510B
• Natural Gas Utilities – 36 companies, $506B
• Marketing Technology – 78 companies, $505B
• Animal Nutrition – 15 companies, $505B
• Real Estate Services – 80 companies, $499B
• IT Consulting – 26 companies, $493B
• Commercial Vehicles – 33 companies, $493B
• Renewable Energy Infrastructure – 32 companies, $486B
• Fast Food – 26 companies, $485B
• Critical Minerals – 67 companies, $483B
• Recycling – 53 companies, $473B
• Fashion – 79 companies, $455B
• Broadcasting – 47 companies, $454B
• Footwear – 38 companies, $453B
• Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMO) – 29 companies, $444B
• Water Treatment – 76 companies, $442B
• AgTech – 51 companies, $439B
• Silver Mining – 38 companies, $437B
• Leisure Facilities – 29 companies, $437B
• Hematology – 34 companies, $431B
• Commodity Trading – 18 companies, $424B
• PJM Interconnection – 9 companies, $421B
• Cryptocurrency Adjacent – 128 companies, $418B
• Industrial Services – 50 companies, $417B
• Underground Mining – 15 companies, $414B
• Real Estate Development – 90 companies, $412B
• Loyalty Programs – 23 companies, $408B
• Midwest – 73 companies, $399B
• Industrial IoT – 27 companies, $387B
• Homeowners Insurance – 28 companies, $384B
• Home Goods – 37 companies, $380B
• HR and Employee Benefits – 30 companies, $378B
• Water Infrastructure – 60 companies, $370B
• Mass Spectrometry – 10 companies, $369B
• Fixed-line Telecom and Hardware – 16 companies, $368B
• Clinical Stage Biotech – 448 companies, $365B
• Building Automation – 17 companies, $362B
• Hong Kong – 79 companies, $362B
• Commercial Construction – 38 companies, $360B
• Gig Economy – 20 companies, $351B
• Auto Insurance – 19 companies, $351B
• Recent Reverse Splits – 498 companies, $344B
• Consumer HealthTech – 21 companies, $341B
• Skincare – 32 companies, $340B
• Oilfield Services – 70 companies, $339B
• AI in Healthcare – 70 companies, $326B
• MLP – 27 companies, $322B
• Materials Science – 47 companies, $322B
• Unmet Medical Needs – 81 companies, $315B
• India Companies – 9 companies, $313B
• Medical Disposables – 42 companies, $311B
• Luxury Goods – 44 companies, $309B
• Derivatives – 9 companies, $301B
• Mortgage Services – 52 companies, $296B
• Assisted Living – 18 companies, $294B
• Managed Services – 50 companies, $292B
• Energy Exploration – 38 companies, $291B
• Business Process Outsourcing – 42 companies, $287B
• Antibody-Drug Conjugates – 30 companies, $282B
• Smart Grid – 28 companies, $282B
• Direct Lending – 48 companies, $282B
• Healthcare Innovation – 50 companies, $281B
• Airlines – 29 companies, $279B
• Credit Bureaus & Ratings – 6 companies, $278B
• Sports Media – 26 companies, $276B
• Human Capital Management – 34 companies, $272B
• Steel Industry – 36 companies, $271B
• Excess & Surplus Lines – 17 companies, $269B
• Potash – 8 companies, $269B
• Waste Management – 27 companies, $267B
• Annuities – 18 companies, $265B
• Hypersonics – 7 companies, $265B
• Clean Technology – 147 companies, $260B
• Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) – 3 companies, $253B
• Monoclonal Antibodies – 63 companies, $244B
• Global Supply Chain – 23 companies, $244B
• Mobile Game Creators – 24 companies, $240B
• Humanization of Pets – 23 companies, $238B
• Quality Control – 12 companies, $234B
• Professional Training – 39 companies, $232B
• Deleveraging – 19 companies, $232B
• Mineral Exploration – 74 companies, $231B
• Pain Management – 33 companies, $223B
• Electronic Design Automation (EDA) – 5 companies, $221B
• Type 1 Diabetes – 19 companies, $221B
• Drive-Thru Stores – 6 companies, $221B
• Healthcare IT – 54 companies, $219B
• Talent Management – 18 companies, $216B
• Dermatology – 52 companies, $215B
• Liver Disease – 19 companies, $215B
• Deepwater Drilling – 15 companies, $214B
• Continuous Glucose Monitoring – 9 companies, $214B
• Biofuels – 22 companies, $213B
• Industrial Real Estate – 26 companies, $211B
• Photonics – 18 companies, $209B
• Israel Companies – 105 companies, $206B
• Ophthalmology – 49 companies, $204B
• Small Business Banking – 45 companies, $203B
• Industrial MRO – 12 companies, $202B
• Packaging – 39 companies, $201B
• Blockchain Technology – 116 companies, $197B
• Gene Therapy – 56 companies, $194B
• Sustainable Materials – 53 companies, $191B
• Mortgage Banking – 53 companies, $190B
• Post-Acute Care – 23 companies, $190B
• Marcellus Shale – 14 companies, $188B
• NASH – 10 companies, $188B
• Outpatient Care – 23 companies, $186B
• Capital Recycling – 5 companies, $186B
• Removed from the S&P 500 – 14 companies, $185B
• Fashion and Accessories – 40 companies, $185B
• Bitcoin – 60 companies, $183B
• Endocrinology – 22 companies, $180B
• Loan Origination – 51 companies, $180B
• Nephrology – 23 companies, $174B
• Paints – 7 companies, $166B
• Pumps – 14 companies, $165B
• Clinical Stage Biopharma – 152 companies, $164B
• Cruise Lines – 6 companies, $163B
• Ride-Hailing – 12 companies, $162B
• Israel – 94 companies, $161B
• Fasteners – 7 companies, $156B
• OEM Supplier – 58 companies, $155B
• Adhesives – 11 companies, $153B
• Debt Investments – 59 companies, $153B
• Claims Management – 15 companies, $149B
• Drones – 35 companies, $148B
• Cystic Fibrosis Therapies – 8 companies, $146B
• Sickle Cell Disease – 5 companies, $146B
• Midwest Banking – 58 companies, $141B
• Titanium Dioxide – 6 companies, $141B
• Antibody Therapeutics – 69 companies, $141B
• DDoS Mitigation – 6 companies, $141B
• Fleet Management – 15 companies, $140B
• Homebuilders – 19 companies, $138B
• Residential Mortgages – 93 companies, $138B
• Radar Systems – 10 companies, $138B
• Live Events – 30 companies, $136B
• Silicon Carbide (SiC) – 12 companies, $133B
• Multifamily Properties – 42 companies, $133B
• Community Banking – 218 companies, $133B
• Singapore – 70 companies, $132B
• Podcasting – 9 companies, $132B
• Gastroenterology – 32 companies, $125B
• Global Trade – 30 companies, $125B
• Equipment Rental – 17 companies, $124B
• COVID-19 – 12 companies, $124B
• Digestive Health – 16 companies, $123B
• Independent GPU Clouds – 16 companies, $123B
• Leveraged Finance – 19 companies, $123B
• Hydraulic Fracturing – 21 companies, $122B
• Athleisure – 7 companies, $122B
• Sustainable Agriculture – 37 companies, $120B
• Climate Resilience – 15 companies, $118B
• Food Processing – 28 companies, $117B
• Pest Control – 7 companies, $113B
• Sun Belt – 27 companies, $112B
• Consumer Durables – 15 companies, $111B
• Shipping – 68 companies, $111B
• Ready-Mix Concrete – 11 companies, $108B
• Hematologic Malignancies – 35 companies, $107B
• Early Cancer Detection – 21 companies, $105B
• Casino – 31 companies, $104B
• Remote Work – 7 companies, $102B
• PropTech – 35 companies, $102B
• Fertilizers – 20 companies, $101B
• Buy Now Pay Later – 8 companies, $101B
• Alcoholic Beverages – 6 companies, $100B
• Neobank – 7 companies, $99.9B
• Self-Storage REITs – 4 companies, $98.5B
• CNS Disorders – 98 companies, $97.2B
• Chronic Disease Management – 27 companies, $96.8B
• Education Technology – 73 companies, $95.6B
• Chronic Inflammatory Diseases – 39 companies, $94.3B
• Women's Health – 26 companies, $91.7B
• Organ Transplantation – 8 companies, $89.8B
• Customer Data Platform – 19 companies, $88.8B
• Digital Asset Treasuries – 18 companies, $88.3B
• Refrigeration – 7 companies, $87.4B
• Consumer Lending – 34 companies, $87.3B
• Over-the-Counter Drugs – 12 companies, $86.9B
• Mall Operators – 3 companies, $86.8B
• Horizontal Drilling – 15 companies, $86.3B
• Predictive Maintenance – 14 companies, $83.8B
• Southeast Asia – 30 companies, $80.9B
• Rebar – 5 companies, $80.2B
• Fuel Cells – 7 companies, $79.8B
• Plasma Collection – 6 companies, $77.9B
• Accident Insurance – 3 companies, $77.7B
• Bitcoin Mining – 44 companies, $77.6B
• Banking Software – 11 companies, $75.5B
• Hybrid Work Solutions – 6 companies, $70.6B
• Sports Betting – 22 companies, $68.8B
• Stablecoin Market – 9 companies, $68.6B
• Land Management – 18 companies, $67.1B
• Preventive Care – 16 companies, $66.5B
• Wildfire Mitigation – 5 companies, $66.2B
• SBA Lending – 36 companies, $65.8B
• AI Training Data – 9 companies, $63.8B
• Inventory Management – 13 companies, $63.8B
• Poultry – 10 companies, $63.3B
• Smart Home – 30 companies, $63.1B
• Post-Secondary Education – 30 companies, $62.6B
• GenZ Customer Base – 18 companies, $60.7B
• Bispecific Antibodies – 23 companies, $59.3B
• Well Completion – 20 companies, $57.6B
• Hydroelectric Power – 10 companies, $56.9B
• Energy Storage – 50 companies, $56.7B
• Dietary Supplements – 33 companies, $55.5B
• Office Space – 33 companies, $54.7B
• Casual Dining – 18 companies, $54.3B
• Sleep Apnea – 12 companies, $53.3B
• Mortgage REIT – 37 companies, $52.6B
• Mental Health Solutions – 37 companies, $52.4B
• VoIP – 20 companies, $52B
• Oil Tankers – 25 companies, $50.7B
• Mortgage Origination – 14 companies, $50.7B
• Resource Development – 41 companies, $50.4B
• Mid-Atlantic Region – 13 companies, $46.9B
• Lithium-ion Batteries – 38 companies, $46.5B
• International Compliance and Customs Brokerage – 16 companies, $45.1B
• Interior Design – 14 companies, $45B
• Pancreatic Cancer – 17 companies, $43B
• Nanosatellites – 6 companies, $41.7B
• Regenerative Medicine – 50 companies, $41.6B
• Telehealth – 26 companies, $41.6B
• Personalized Medicine – 23 companies, $40.8B
• Quantum Computing – 24 companies, $40.7B
• Bar Code Scanners – 6 companies, $37.5B
• Natural Gas Compression – 7 companies, $36.6B
• Epilepsy – 13 companies, $35.9B
• Financial Inclusion – 15 companies, $35.2B
• Long-Acting Injectables – 10 companies, $34.6B
• Field Services – 6 companies, $34.4B
• Extended Reality (XR) – 11 companies, $32.5B
• Web3 and Tokenization – 16 companies, $32B
• Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) – 16 companies, $31.9B
• Golf Equipment – 10 companies, $31.8B
• Actuarial Modeling – 2 companies, $31.7B
• Handbags – 8 companies, $29.9B
• Advanced Air Mobility and eVTOL – 16 companies, $27.6B
• Asset-Based Lending – 12 companies, $27.5B
• K-12 Education – 24 companies, $26.3B
• Mortgage Credit Risk – 5 companies, $25.5B
• Fan Engagement – 8 companies, $24.9B
• Positioning Navigation and Timing (PNT) – 7 companies, $23.4B
• Semisubmersibles – 4 companies, $23.3B
• Venture Capital – 15 companies, $23.1B
• Cannabis – 37 companies, $22B
• Fast Track Designation – 24 companies, $21.8B
• Greece – 15 companies, $21.4B
• Bronchiectasis Treatment – 3 companies, $21.3B
• Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS) – 13 companies, $21.2B
• Transportation Management Systems – 3 companies, $21.2B
• Coal – 10 companies, $20.9B
• Collision Repair – 7 companies, $20.6B
• Autologous Cell Therapy – 23 companies, $19.8B
• Decentralized Finance – 26 companies, $19.2B
• LiDAR – 10 companies, $18.7B
• Preclinical Development – 16 companies, $18.6B
• Menswear – 11 companies, $18.6B
• Adult Education – 16 companies, $18.1B
• Validator Nodes – 14 companies, $17.4B
• Structured Finance – 10 companies, $17.2B
• Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy – 11 companies, $17.2B
• Ethereum Ecosystem – 9 companies, $16.8B
• Rare Earth Elements – 14 companies, $16.7B
• Consumer Driven Elective Procedures – 11 companies, $16.2B
• Lead Generation – 22 companies, $15.9B
• Movie Theaters – 8 companies, $15.5B
• Flooring – 9 companies, $15.4B
• LED Lighting – 9 companies, $15.4B
• Fibrosis – 17 companies, $15.4B
• Subcontracting – 9 companies, $15.1B
• Oscillators – 3 companies, $14.9B
• PD-L1 – 7 companies, $13.9B
• Talk Therapy and Psychiatry – 4 companies, $13.1B
• Earth Observation – 6 companies, $11.4B
• Lifelong Learning – 2 companies, $11.1B
• High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) – 6 companies, $10.9B
• Jewelry – 11 companies, $10.8B
• Deposit Products – 17 companies, $10.4B
• Single-Cell Analysis – 3 companies, $10.4B
• Power Purchase Agreements – 4 companies, $10.1B
• Watches – 7 companies, $8.3B
• China Healthcare – 12 companies, $8.1B
• Powersports – 6 companies, $7.6B
• Temporary Staffing – 9 companies, $7.4B
• Cobalt – 8 companies, $7.4B
• Recreational Boating – 8 companies, $7B
• Biometrics – 9 companies, $6.9B
• Detention and Prison – 3 companies, $6.7B
• Plant-Based Protein – 8 companies, $6.6B
• 505(b)(2) Pathway – 4 companies, $6B
• Rett Syndrome – 4 companies, $5.5B
• Off-Road Vehicles – 9 companies, $5.2B
• Neonatal Care – 4 companies, $4.7B
• Ovarian Cancer – 8 companies, $4.2B
• Net Zero Emissions – 4 companies, $4B
• GPCR Targeting – 6 companies, $4B
• Exploration and Production (E&P) – 8 companies, $3.6B
• Smart Glasses – 4 companies, $3.4B
• Antivirals – 16 companies, $3.2B
• Prader-Willi Syndrome – 4 companies, $3.1B
• Marine Construction & Dredging – 3 companies, $2.8B
• Custom Printing – 4 companies, $2.8B
• Solana Ecosystem – 16 companies, $2.7B
• Aquaculture – 6 companies, $2.6B
• Sports Nutrition – 4 companies, $2.5B
• Lymphatic Malformations – 4 companies, $2.4B
• LDL Cholesterol Reduction – 1 companies, $2.4B
• Vocational Training – 9 companies, $2B
• Exon Skipping – 2 companies, $2B
• Micro-Mobility – 8 companies, $1.9B
• Virtual Gifting – 4 companies, $1.7B
• Gram-Negative Bacteria – 4 companies, $1.1B
• Local Search – 2 companies, $1.1B
• Keyless Entry – 2 companies, $833M
• Suspension Systems – 1 companies, $783M
• Hydrometallurgy – 3 companies, $552M
• Microwave Ablation – 2 companies, $497M
• Epigenetics – 5 companies, $399M