Largest materials companies by revenue

Revenue is total net sales for the fiscal year, taken from each company's own annual filing. Figures are for fiscal year 2025 and are read directly from each company's SEC filings; the source column on every row links to the document.

Ranks 1–100 of 176 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Arcelormittal (MT) tops the list with $61.4B in revenue for fiscal 2025, ahead of Rio Tinto ($57.6B) and BHP Group ($51.3B). The top 10 together report $414B in revenue; the gap between #1 and #10 is ×2.03. 176 companies in Materials report revenue, 6.2% of the 2853-filer universe. The last place on the list, Hexcel, comes in at $1.9B.

Revenue
#CompanyRevenueYoY15-year trend
1ArcelormittalMTLU$61.4B−1.7%
2Rio TintoRIOGB$57.6B+7.4%
3BHP GroupBHPAU$51.3B−7.9%
4DowDOWUS$40.0B−7.0%
5ValeVALEBR$38.4B+0.9%
6CRH PublicCRHIE$37.4B+5.3%
7LindeLINGB$34.0B+3.0%
8NucorNUEUS$32.5B+5.7%
9Smurfit WestRockSWIE$31.2B+47.7%
10Lyondellbasell IndustriesLYBUS$30.2B−9.7%
11NutrienNTRCA$26.9B+3.5%
12Freeport-McmoranFCXUS$25.9B+1.8%
13International PaperIPUS$23.6B+49.3%
14NewmontNEMUS$22.7B+21.3%
15Cleveland-CliffsCLFUS$18.6B−3.0%
16Goodyear Tire & RubberGTUS$18.3B−3.2%
17Steel DynamicsSTLDUS$18.2B+3.6%
18Barrick MiningBCA$17.0B+31.2%
19Kimberly ClarkKMBUS$16.4B−2.1%
20PPG IndustriesPPGUS$15.9B+0.2%
21CorningGLWUS$15.6B+19.1%
22TerniumTXLU$15.6B−11.6%
23Southern CopperSCCOUS$13.4B+17.4%
24AlcoaAAUS$12.8B+7.9%
25GerdauGGBBR$12.5B+0.5%
26MosaicMOSUS$12.1B+8.4%
27Air Products & ChemicalsAPDUS$12.0B−0.5%
28TenarisTSLU$12.0B−4.3%
29Agnico Eagle MinesAEMCA$11.9B+43.7%
30AmrizeAMRZCH$11.8B+0.9%
31WestlakeWLKUS$11.2B−8.0%
32International Flavors & FragrancesIFFUS$10.9B−5.2%
33Owens CorningOCUS$10.1B+2.6%
34Anglogold AshantiAUUS$9.9B+70.8%
35CelaneseCEUS$9.5B−7.1%
36Packaging Corp of AmericaPKGUS$9.0B+7.2%
37SuzanoSUZBR$9.0B+2.0%
38Avery DennisonAVYUS$8.9B+1.1%
39Eastman ChemicalEMNUS$8.8B−6.7%
40Graphic PackagingGPKUS$8.6B−2.2%
41ConstelliumCSTMFR$8.4B+15.2%
42Howmet AerospaceHWMUS$8.3B+11.1%
43Vulcan MaterialsVMCUS$7.9B+7.1%
44RPM InternationalRPMUS$7.9B+6.7%
45Commercial MetalsCMCUS$7.8B−1.6%
46Teck ResourcesTECKCA$7.7B+16.3%
47Sonoco ProductsSONUS$7.5B+41.7%
48Newell BrandsNWLUS$7.2B−5.0%
49Icl GroupICLIL$7.2B+4.6%
50CF IndustriesCFUS$7.1B+19.3%
51Kinross GoldKGCCA$7.1B+36.9%
52DuPont de NemoursDDUS$6.8B+1.9%
53OlinOLNUS$6.8B+3.7%
54O-I GlassOIUS$6.4B−1.6%
55Martin Marietta MaterialsMLMUS$6.2B+8.6%
56ChemoursCCUS$5.8B+0.4%
57HuntsmanHUNUS$5.7B−5.8%
58AlbemarleALBUS$5.1B−4.4%
59Axalta Coating SystemsAXTAUS$5.1B−3.0%
60Carlisle CompaniesCSLUS$5.0B+0.3%
61James Hardie IndustriesJHXIE$4.8B+24.7%
62AtiATIUS$4.6B+5.2%
63Mueller IndustriesMLIUS$4.2B+10.9%
64Harmony Gold MiningHMYZA$4.1B+23.5%
65Solstice Advanced MaterialsSOLSUS$3.9B+3.1%
66AptargroupATRUS$3.8B+5.4%
67Reynolds Consumer ProductsREYNUS$3.7B+0.7%
68CabotCBTUS$3.7B−7.0%
69Pan American SilverPAASCA$3.6B+28.4%
70MethanexMEOHCA$3.6B−3.5%
71Fuller H BFULUS$3.5B−2.7%
72FMCFMCUS$3.5B−18.3%
73Worthington SteelWSUS$3.4B+11.3%
74Scotts Miracle-GroSMGUS$3.4B−3.9%
75Kaiser AluminumKALUUS$3.4B+11.5%
76SylvamoSLVMUS$3.4B−11.2%
77AvientAVNTUS$3.3B+0.6%
78MagneraMAGNUS$3.2B+46.5%
79EntegrisENTGUS$3.2B−1.4%
80Knife RiverKNFUS$3.1B+8.5%
81Advanced Drainage SystemsWMSUS$3.1B+5.0%
82Nexa ResourcesNEXALU$3.0B+8.5%
83TrinseoTSEOQUS$3.0B−15.3%
84Tronox HoldingsTROXUS$2.9B−5.7%
85Carpenter TechnologyCRSUS$2.9B+4.3%
86IamgoldIAGCA$2.9B+74.7%
87NewmarketNEUUS$2.7B−2.2%
88BeldenBDCUS$2.7B+10.3%
89Element SolutionsESIUS$2.6B+3.8%
90Century AluminumCENXUS$2.5B+13.9%
91CamecoCCJCA$2.5B+8.8%
92Wheaton Precious MetalsWPMCA$2.3B+80.2%
93Eagle MaterialsEXPUS$2.3B+2.1%
94Hudbay MineralsHBMCA$2.2B+9.4%
95Green PlainsGPREUS$2.1B−14.9%
96ValhiVHIUS$2.1B−1.3%
97Minerals TechnologiesMTXUS$2.1B−2.2%
98Coeur MiningCDEUS$2.1B+96.4%
99Mativ HoldingsMATVUS$2.0B+0.3%
100HexcelHXLUS$1.9B−0.5%

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