Fifteen New Jersey companies have been named to the Fortune 500 list of the nation’s largest revenue companies for 2026, the same number as in 2025.
The list, released this month, includes one New Jersey company in Top 50 – Johnson & Johnson at No. 42.
Revenue for the New Brunswick-based job creators for 2025 was $94.2 billion - $6 billion more than the previous year.
New Jersey’s list of 15 Fortune 500 companies, is one more than in 2024.
In 2018, New Jersey had 22 companies on the list.
Other New Jersey companies in the Fortune 500 for 2026 include:
- 42: Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick: $94.2B
- 66: Merck, Rahway: $65.0B
- 74: Prudential Financial, Newark: $60.8B
- 96: Bristol-Myers Squibb, Princeton: $48.2B
- 150: PBF Energy, Parsippany: $29.3B
- 203: Becton Dickinson, Franklin Lakes: $21.8B
- 211: Cognizant, Teaneck: $21.1B
- 213: Automatic Data Processing, Roseland: $20.6B
- 295: Kenvue, Summit: $15.1B
- 355: Public Service Enterprise, Newark: $12.2B
- 372: Avis Budget, Parsippany: $11.7B
- 375: Burlington Stores, Burlington $11.6B
- 384: Quest Diagnostics, Secaucus: $11.0B
- 404: Campbell's, Camden: $10.3B
- 423: Zoetis, Parsippany: $9.5B
Also on this year’s list, Amazon finished in the top spot on the Fortune 500 list, ending Walmart’s 13-year streak at No. 1 on the list.
- Amazon: $717 billion
- Walmart: $713 billion
- UnitedHealth Group: $448 billion
- Apple: $416 billion
- Alphabet: $403 billion
- CVS Health: $402 billion
- Berkshire Hathaway: $371 billion
- McKesson: $359 billion
- ExxonMobil: $332 billion
- Cencora: $321 billion
