Bank of America (BAC) Market Cap

Price: $42.125
Market Cap: $323.89B
Avg Volume: 38.69M
Country: US
Industry: Banks - Diversified
Sector: Financial Services
Beta: 1.338
52W Range: $24.96-44.44
Website: Bank of America

What is Bank of America's Market Cap?

Bank of America's current Market Cap as of today is $323.89B.

Bank of America's quarterly Market Cap as of the most recent quarter is $359.32B.

Bank of America's annual Market Cap for the fiscal year is $337.82B.

Bank of America's trailing twelve month (TTM) Market Cap is $323.89B.

Understanding Market Capitalization

Market Capitalization (Market Cap) is the total value of a company's outstanding shares of stock. It is calculated by multiplying the current market price of one share by the total number of outstanding shares.

  • It provides a straightforward method of gauging a company’s size.
  • Market Cap can be used to compare companies within the same industry.
How is Market Cap calculated?

Market Cap is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the total number of outstanding shares:

Market Cap = Current Share Price × Total Shares Outstanding

In the case of Bank of America, the market cap is calculated as $42.125 x 7.69B shares = $323.89B.

By understanding a company's Market Cap, investors can gain insights into its size, market position, and potential growth.

Note: The historical market cap chart displays daily market cap values for the past five years.

Note: The market cap vs. enterprise value chart displays quarterly data.

Understanding Market Cap vs. Enterprise Value

Market Capitalization (Market Cap) is the total value of a company's outstanding shares of stock. It represents the market's perception of a company's value and is calculated by multiplying the current stock price by the total number of outstanding shares.

Enterprise Value (EV) is a measure of a company's total value, often considered a more comprehensive alternative to market cap. EV includes not only a company's equity value (market cap) but also its debt and subtracts cash and cash equivalents.

  • EV = Market Cap + Total Debt - Cash and Cash Equivalents

While market cap is useful for gauging a company's size, EV is often considered a better metric for assessing a company's true value, especially for potential acquisitions.

End of Year Market Cap

The 2024 value represents the latest market cap, while other years show fiscal year end data.

Year Market Cap Change
2024 $323.89B 19.82%
2023 $270.32B 0.59%
2022 $268.73B -28.88%
2021 $377.87B 42.42%
2020 $265.31B -19.78%
2019 $330.73B 32.94%
2018 $248.78B -17.34%
2017 $300.97B 32.43%
2016 $227.28B 29.08%
2015 $176.08B -6.51%
2014 $188.34B 12.72%
2013 $167.08B 33.92%
2012 $124.76B 121.24%
2011 $56.39B -56.82%
2010 $130.60B 12.21%
2009 $116.39B 80.02%
2008 $64.66B -64.58%
2007 $182.52B -24.48%
2006 $241.68B 30.64%
2005 $185.00B 4.75%
2004 $176.61B 47.72%
2003 $119.56B 13.04%
2002 $105.76B 5.32%
2001 $100.42B 32.94%
2000 $75.54B -12.79%
1999 $86.61B 152.04%
1998 $34.36B -1.22%
1997 $34.79B 20.58%
1996 $28.85B 52.04%
1995 $18.98B 53.12%
1994 $12.39B -1.96%
1993 $12.64B 0.99%
1992 $12.52B N/A