Apple's stock closed at $342.96, resulting in a market capitalization of $5.01 trillion. This marks the first time the company has closed above the $5 trillion threshold, making it the second company to achieve this, following NVIDIA in October 2025.
The 0.5% gain for Apple was notable as other major tech companies experienced declines. Oracle was down 8.83%, Meta down 3.27%, Nvidia down 3.16%, Microsoft down 1.8%, Amazon down 1.74%, and Google down 1.68%.
While this is the first closing above $5 trillion, Apple had previously crossed this valuation intraday seven times. The stock reached $347.07 per share during trading, close to its record high of $348.15.
This achievement follows recent product announcements, including the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, iPhone Duo, Apple HomeView, HomePod mini 2, and Apple TV 4K. The company's stock has risen approximately 5% since John Ternus assumed the CEO role on September 1, indicating investor confidence under the new leadership. Apple's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report is scheduled for November 2.
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Apple's market capitalization closed above $5 trillion for the first time, reaching $5.01 trillion. This milestone occurred despite a general tech sector downturn and follows recent product announcements and a change in CEO.