Largest Companies in Canada (2026)

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is the largest Canadian company by revenue in Forbes's 2026 data, at US$97.8bn, and the highest-ranked Canadian company in the Global 2000, at 24th. It operates personal and commercial banking, wealth management, insurance and capital markets segments, and its market value of US$256.3bn is the highest in Canada. Fortune's figures for RBC cover the fiscal year ended 31 October 2025.

Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Bank Group) operates Canadian personal and commercial banking, a US retail bank, wealth management and insurance, and wholesale banking. Its revenue of US$88.0bn is second in Canada, and its profit of US$15.6bn is the highest of any Canadian company in Forbes's data.

Brookfield Corporation is a Toronto-based alternative asset manager and investor whose segments cover asset management, wealth solutions, renewable power and transition, infrastructure, private equity and real estate. Its revenue of US$77.6bn compares with profit of US$1.3bn, and Forbes lists 250,000 employees, the most in the Canadian top 25.

Alimentation Couche-Tard, based in Laval, Quebec, operates convenience stores and fuel stations, mainly under company-operated and franchised formats in the United States, Europe and other regions. It is the largest non-financial company in Canada by revenue, at US$73.3bn. Fortune's figures for the company use a fiscal year ending in April.

Bank of Montreal (BMO) operates Canadian and US personal and commercial banking, wealth management and capital markets businesses. Forbes lists its headquarters as Montreal; its revenue was US$55.2bn and profit US$6.5bn in the 2026 data. Its Fortune figures cover the fiscal year ended 31 October 2025.

The Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) provides personal, commercial, corporate and investment banking through Canadian banking, international banking, global wealth management and global banking and markets segments. It reported revenue of US$50.9bn and employs 86,431 people, second among the Canadian banks to RBC in Forbes's data.

Enbridge is a Calgary-based energy infrastructure company with liquids pipelines, gas transmission, gas distribution and storage, and renewable power segments. Revenue was US$50.2bn, and its market value of US$120.8bn is the highest among Canadian non-financial companies.

George Weston is a Toronto company that reports through two segments, the Loblaw grocery, pharmacy and general-merchandise business and Choice Properties. It has about 220,000 employees, second in the Canadian top 25 after Brookfield, and revenue of US$46.9bn.

Fairfax Financial Holdings is a Toronto-based property and casualty insurance and reinsurance holding company that also manages investments. It reported revenue of US$44.5bn and profit of US$4.5bn in Forbes's 2026 data.

Manulife Financial provides insurance, wealth and asset management in Asia, Canada and the United States. The Toronto company's revenue of US$44.3bn places it 10th in Canada in Forbes's data, although it is not among the 14 Canadian companies in Fortune's Global 500 2026.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) runs personal and business banking, commercial banking and wealth management in Canada and the United States, together with capital markets. Revenue was US$44.0bn and profit US$6.7bn, the third-highest among Canadian banks after TD and RBC.

Magna International, based in Aurora, Ontario, designs and manufactures automotive components, including body and structural parts, powertrain and vision systems, and seating, and has a complete-vehicles segment. Revenue was US$42.3bn and it employs 156,000 people.

Power Corporation of Canada is a Montreal holding company whose segments are Lifeco, IGM Financial, GBL and the holding company. It reported revenue of US$39.8bn and assets of US$675.3bn.

Suncor Energy is an integrated oil company with oil sands, exploration and production, and refining and marketing operations, headquartered in Calgary. Revenue was US$36.9bn and profit US$4.6bn.

Cenovus Energy is a Calgary-based integrated oil company with upstream oil sands, conventional and offshore production and downstream refining. It reported revenue of US$35.3bn with 7,211 employees, the smallest workforce among the top 25.

Sun Life Financial provides insurance and asset management to individual and corporate clients in Canada, the United States and Asia. Revenue was US$28.5bn in Forbes's data.

Canadian Natural Resources produces crude oil and natural gas, including from oil sands mining and upgrading operations, and is based in Calgary. Although 17th by revenue, at US$28.0bn, its US$7.0bn profit is the highest of any Canadian non-bank in the ranking.

Nutrien, headquartered in Saskatoon, produces and distributes potash, nitrogen and phosphate fertilisers and has a retail segment that distributes crop nutrients, crop-protection products and seed. Revenue was US$27.8bn.

Empire Company, based in Stellarton, Nova Scotia, is a food retailer and investment holding company. It reported revenue of US$22.8bn and 129,000 employees, while its profit of US$114m is the lowest in the Canadian top 25.

National Bank of Canada, headquartered in Montreal, provides personal and commercial banking, wealth management and financial markets services, with a US specialty finance and international segment. Revenue was US$22.3bn and profit US$3.1bn.

Intact Financial is a Toronto-based property and casualty insurer in Canada with specialty lines in North America and operations in the United Kingdom. Revenue was US$21.8bn.

Barrick Mining, described in Forbes's profile under its former name Barrick Gold, produces gold and copper and runs exploration and mine-development operations. The Toronto company reported revenue of US$19.0bn and profit of US$6.1bn.

BCE is the only telecommunications company in the Canadian top 25, providing communications services through Bell and operating the Bell Media business. Based in Verdun, Quebec, it reported revenue of US$17.9bn and profit of US$4.7bn.

Air Canada provides scheduled passenger and cargo services to more than 200 airports on six continents. It is the only airline in the Canadian top 25, with revenue of US$16.6bn.

Metro, based in Montreal, operates a network of supermarkets, discount stores and drugstores. Revenue was US$16.2bn and it employs 99,564 people.