New York Times Market Cap

New York Times has a market cap or net worth of $10.74 billion as of October 8, 2026. It is the 2,035th most valuable company in the world and the 725th biggest in the United States. Its market cap has increased by 19.86% in one year.

Market Cap

10.74B

Enterprise Value

9.53B

1-Year Change

19.86%

Global Rank

#2,035

Country Rank

#725 United States

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Since December 1, 1998, New York Times's market cap has increased from $5.65B to $10.74B, an increase of 90.00%. That is a compound annual growth rate of 2.33%.

Market Cap History

Date	Market Cap	% Change
Oct 8, 2026	10.74B	-4.69%
Dec 31, 2025	11.27B	32.07%
Dec 31, 2024	8.53B	5.95%
Dec 29, 2023	8.05B	50.00%
Dec 30, 2022	5.37B	-33.78%
Dec 31, 2021	8.11B	-6.33%
Dec 31, 2020	8.66B	62.07%
Dec 31, 2019	5.34B	45.28%
Dec 31, 2018	3.68B	22.52%
Dec 29, 2017	3.00B	40.06%
Dec 30, 2016	2.14B	-1.39%
Dec 31, 2015	2.17B	9.34%
Dec 31, 2014	1.99B	-16.39%
Dec 31, 2013	2.38B	87.63%
Dec 31, 2012	1.27B	11.13%
Dec 30, 2011	1.14B	-20.29%
Dec 31, 2010	1.43B	-19.96%
Dec 31, 2009	1.79B	69.50%
Dec 31, 2008	1.05B	-58.20%
Dec 31, 2007	2.52B	-28.01%
Dec 29, 2006	3.50B	-8.73%
Dec 30, 2005	3.84B	-35.16%
Dec 31, 2004	5.92B	-16.85%
Dec 31, 2003	7.12B	2.78%
Dec 31, 2002	6.93B	5.63%

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Market Capitalization

Market capitalization, also called net worth, is the total value of all of a company's outstanding shares. It is calculated by multiplying the stock price by the number of shares outstanding.

Formula: Market Cap = Stock Price * Shares Outstanding

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