Top Ecommerce companies

Marketplaces, brands, and infrastructure for selling online.

Ranked by current headcount across the largest Ecommerce companies. Refreshed daily.

1
Walmart· Bentonville, Arkansas, United States
- 548.1k employees
- Founded 1962
2
Starbucks· Seattle, Washington, United States
- Post-IPO debt
- 186.8k employees
- Founded 1971
3
Target· Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- Post-IPO equity
- 174.4k employees
- Founded 1962
4
Uber· San Francisco, California, United States
- Post-IPO debt
- 155.6k employees
- Founded 2009
5
LVMH· Paris, Île-de-France, France
- undisclosed
- 147.6k employees
- Founded 1987
6
Kroger· Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
- 144.8k employees
7
Walgreens Boots Alliance· Deerfield, Illinois, United States
- Post-IPO debt
- 137.5k employees
- Founded 2014
8
The Home Depot· Atlanta, Georgia, United States
- Debt
- 133.9k employees
- Founded 1979
9
Albertsons Companies· Boise, Idaho, United States
- Post-IPO debt
- 113.3k employees
- Founded 1939
10
Lowe's Companies, Inc.· Mooresville, North Carolina, United States
- Post-IPO debt
- 109.2k employees
- Founded 1921
11
H&M Group· Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
- Post-IPO debt
- 102k employees
- Founded 1947
12
Dollar General· Goodlettsville, Tennessee, United States
- Post-IPO debt
- 100k employees
- Founded 1939
13
Carrefour· Massy, Île-de-France, France
- 99.9k employees
- Founded 1959
14
Nike· Beaverton, Oregon, United States
- Post-IPO equity
- 97.9k employees
- Founded 1964
15
IKEA· Delft, South Holland, Netherlands
- 94.4k employees
- Founded 1974
16
Walgreens· Deerfield, Illinois, United States
- Grant
- 94.4k employees
- Founded 1901
17
Publix Super Markets· Lakeland, Florida, United States
- 87.7k employees
- Founded 1930
18
Tesco· Welwyn Garden City, England, United Kingdom
- Post-IPO debt
- 87.6k employees
- Founded 1919
19
Lidl in Germany· Bad Wimpfen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
- 86.5k employees
- Founded 1973
20
H&M· Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
- Grant
- 85.6k employees
- Founded 1947
21
Costco Wholesale· Seattle, Washington, United States
- 84.9k employees
- Founded 1983
22
ADEO· Ronchin, Hauts-de-France, France
- 83.9k employees
- Founded 2021
23
Ahold Delhaize· Netherlands
- Post-IPO debt
- 81.9k employees
24
Macy's· New York, New York, United States
- 81.2k employees
25
Inditex· A Baiuca, Galicia, Spain
- 76.2k employees
- Founded 1974

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