China's Top 10 by Market Cap, H1 2025
CATL and BYD crossed ¥1 trillion and joined China's top ten. The study tracks capital moving from finance and consumer stocks to hard tech, plus H2 swap candidates.
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Review the H1 2025 market-cap top ten, unpacking why the two new-energy champions entered the list and how capital rotated toward hard tech.
Switch to the US top ten
The same ranking-research framework applied to the top ten US companies by market cap in H1 2025.
Try Deep ResearchUse Deep Research to review China's top ten companies by market cap in H1 2025: list the ranking and each company's market value; analyze why CATL and BYD both crossed one trillion yuan and entered the top ten for the first time; unpack the shift in capital preference from traditional finance and consumer stocks to hard tech; compare sector weight changes and valuation gaps; and name candidates that could swap places in H2. Label all data with sources and dates, and state that this is not investment advice.
Focus on the two new-energy champions
Narrow the study to CATL and BYD for a comparison of their market-cap drivers.
Try Deep ResearchUse Deep Research to review China's top ten companies by market cap in H1 2025: list the ranking and each company's market value; analyze why CATL and BYD both crossed one trillion yuan and entered the top ten for the first time; unpack the shift in capital preference from traditional finance and consumer stocks to hard tech; compare sector weight changes and valuation gaps; and name candidates that could swap places in H2. Label all data with sources and dates, and state that this is not investment advice.
English report version
Same snapshot framework, rendered as an English research report.
Try Deep ResearchUse Deep Research to review China's top ten companies by market cap in H1 2025: list the ranking and each company's market value; analyze why CATL and BYD both crossed one trillion yuan and entered the top ten for the first time; unpack the shift in capital preference from traditional finance and consumer stocks to hard tech; compare sector weight changes and valuation gaps; and name candidates that could swap places in H2. Label all data with sources and dates, and state that this is not investment advice.