| RANK | COMPANY | Patent Capital (PC) | RATING |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Qualcomm United States | $ 2,093,338,235 | AAA |
| 2 |  Apple United States | $ 1,230,332,210 | AAA |
| 3 |  Micron Technology United States | $ 1,221,308,463 | AAA |
| 4 |  Japan Display Japan | $ 970,463,420 | AAA |
| 5 |  Kioxia Holdings Japan | $ 750,008,139 | AAA |
| 6 |  Canon Japan | $ 742,249,429 | AAA |
| 7 |  Sharp Japan | $ 660,106,133 | AAA |
| 8 |  Intel United States | $ 592,014,623 | AAA |
| 9 |  Murata Manufacturing Japan | $ 521,489,848 | AAA |
| 10 |  Seiko Epson Japan | $ 468,020,916 | AAA |
| 11 |  Renesas Electronics Japan | $ 375,735,012 | AAA |
| 12 |  Mitsubishi Electric Japan | $ 374,039,165 | AAA |
| 13 |  International Business Machines United States | $ 350,863,526 | AAA |
| 14 |  Kyocera Japan | $ 290,061,022 | AA |
| 15 |  Texas Instruments United States | $ 262,479,697 | AA |
| 16 |  Microsoft United States | $ 234,811,177 | AA |
| 17 |  Panasonic Holdings Japan | $ 230,558,793 | AA |
| 18 |  Sony Group Japan | $ 215,201,062 | AA |
| 19 |  Rohm Japan | $ 197,358,676 | AA |
| 20 |  Denso Japan | $ 194,885,345 | AA |
| 21 |  NXP Semiconductors Netherlands | $ 186,744,102 | AA |
| 22 |  Alphabet A United States | $ 175,562,469 | AA |
| 23 |  Fuji Electric Japan | $ 175,183,191 | AA |
| 24 |  NEC Japan | $ 164,431,522 | AA |
| 25 |  Toyota Jidosha | $ 158,255,355 | AA |
| 26 |  Tokyo Electron Japan | $ 157,274,887 | AA |
| 27 |  TDK Japan | $ 156,504,572 | AA |
| 28 |  Dell Technologies United States | $ 136,412,527 | AA |
| 29 | Dainippon Printing | $ 133,439,558 | AA |
| 30 | | $ 125,341,849 | AA |
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