Nvidia’s Market Value Reaches $5.7 Trillion as Nike Falls to 2013 Low
Nvidia reached a record market value of $5.7 trillion on Friday, widening the valuation gap between the chipmaker and Nike to roughly $5.6 trillion, according to data shared by Coin Bureau.
On the same day, Nike shares fell to their lowest level since 2013, leaving the sportswear company with a market value of about $50 billion. The contrasting market valuations underscore the vastly different sizes of the two companies in public markets.
Nvidia Reaches Record $5.7 Trillion Valuation
Nvidia’s market capitalization reached $5.7 trillion on Friday, marking a record level for the company, Coin Bureau reported in an X post.
Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying a company’s outstanding shares by its stock price and is commonly used to measure the overall value assigned to a publicly traded company by the stock market.
At $5.7 trillion, Nvidia’s valuation was approximately 114 times the roughly $50 billion market value attributed to Nike in the same post.
The comparison illustrates the scale Nvidia has reached in financial markets, with its valuation now measured in trillions of dollars rather than hundreds of billions.
Nike Shares Fall to Lowest Level Since 2013
Nike, meanwhile, saw its shares decline to their lowest level since 2013 on Friday, according to Coin Bureau.
The drop left Nike valued at about $50 billion. That figure represents a difference of approximately $5.6 trillion compared with Nvidia’s $5.7 trillion markets value.
The gap is notable because both companies are globally recognized brands, but they operate in very different industries. Nvidia is primarily associated with semiconductor technology and computing infrastructure, while Nike is a major sportswear and athletic footwear company.
A $5.6 Trillion Difference
The valuation comparison places Nvidia’s market capitalization far above Nike’s. Coin Bureau characterized the difference by noting that Nvidia is now worth more than 100 Nikes based on the respective market values cited in the post.
The comparison is based on market capitalization rather than revenue, earnings or other measures of business performance. Market values can also change as share prices move during trading.
For Nvidia, Friday’s record valuation came as its shares reached levels that pushed the finance company’s total market capitalization to $5.7 trillion. Nike’s decline, by contrast, reduced its market value to about $50 billion, producing the approximately $5.6 trillion gap cited by Coin Bureau.
Writer: Victoria HaleTechnology & Blockchain WriterVictoria Hale writes about blockchain technology, digital infrastructure, and the intersection of emerging technologies with finance. Her articles explore how new protocols and systems are shaping the evolving digital economy.She prioritises clarity and accuracy when explaining technical developments to a general audience.
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