Business & markets · October 2026
Compare the largest companies on the JSE Main Market by ordinary-share market capitalisation, using official closing data from 16 October 2026.
Scotia Group Jamaica leads this ranking at J$217.94 billion, followed by NCB Financial Group at J$190.24 billion and Sagicor Group Jamaica at J$164.51 billion. Market capitalisation measures the stock-market value of a company’s ordinary shares; it is different from revenue, profit or total assets. View JSE market data
Select a company to explore its profile and source figures.
| Rank | Company | Market cap | Closing price | 2026 YTD price change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Scotia Group Jamaica Limited | J$217.94bn | J$70.04 | +31.78% |
| 02 | NCB Financial Group Limited | J$190.24bn | J$73.60 | +89.35% |
| 03 | Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited | J$164.51bn | J$42.12 | +4.84% |
| 04 | Massy Holdings Limited | J$147.51bn | J$74.53 | -1.89% |
| 05 | Carreras Limited | J$139.92bn | J$28.82 | +59.14% |
| 06 | TransJamaican Highway Limited | J$115.77bn | J$9.26 | +101.06% |
| 07 | West Indies Petroleum Terminal Limited | J$102.87bn | J$9.20 | +602.39% |
| 08 | Caribbean Cement Company Limited | J$97.30bn | J$114.31 | +12.37% |
| 09 | Guardian Holdings Limited | J$87.00bn | J$374.94 | +9.47% |
| 10 | Barita Investments Limited | J$86.29bn | J$70.71 | -1.84% |
YTD means year to date. Price changes exclude dividends. Prices are rounded to two decimal places; market values are the JSE’s reported figures.
Company profiles and the figures behind each ranking.
SGJ · MAIN MARKET
Scotia Group Jamaica provides banking, wealth management and insurance services. It leads this Main Market ranking by the JSE’s reported value of ordinary shares outstanding.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
NCBFG · MAIN MARKET
NCB Financial Group operates across banking, insurance, investments and wealth management. Its group includes National Commercial Bank Jamaica, Guardian Holdings and Clarien.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
SJ · MAIN MARKET
Sagicor Group Jamaica offers banking, investment, insurance and pension services. The company’s JSE trading symbol is SJ.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
MASSY · MAIN MARKET
Massy is a Trinidad and Tobago group with three main portfolios: Integrated Retail, Gas Products, and Motors & Machines. Its shares trade on both the Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica stock exchanges.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
CAR · MAIN MARKET
Carreras markets and distributes cigarettes in Jamaica. Its ordinary shares trade on the JSE under the symbol CAR.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
TJH · MAIN MARKET
TransJamaican Highway is the concessionaire for TransJam Highways, formerly Highway 2000 East-West. Its network includes the Kingston–Williamsfield and Portmore–Kingston corridors.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
WIPT · MAIN MARKET
West Indies Petroleum Terminal provides petroleum storage and distribution services in Jamaica. Its facilities include Port Esquivel in St. Catherine and Ocho Rios in St. Ann.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
CCC · MAIN MARKET
Caribbean Cement manufactures and distributes Portland and blended cement in Jamaica. Its products serve the construction industry, and its ordinary shares trade under CCC.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
GHL · MAIN MARKET
Guardian Holdings is a regional insurance and financial services group based in Trinidad and Tobago. It is part of NCB Financial Group and is also separately listed on the JSE.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
BIL · MAIN MARKET
Barita offers investment, asset management, advisory and capital markets services. Its ordinary shares trade on the JSE under the symbol BIL.
Data as at 16 Oct 2026JSE figures
Data date: Friday, 16 October 2026, the latest trading day available when this page was updated on 18 October 2026. This is a dated snapshot; figures will change with subsequent trading.
Scope: Companies with Jamaican-dollar ordinary shares on the JSE Main Market, including cross-listed companies. Preference shares, funds and duplicate USD listings are excluded. Each company appears once. Massy and Guardian are based in Trinidad and Tobago, so this is a ranking of companies listed on the JSE rather than only companies incorporated in Jamaica.
Method: Companies are ordered by the JSE’s “Market Value of Shares Outstanding.” Market capitalisation is based on share price and ordinary shares outstanding. Displayed closing prices are rounded, so multiplying them by the share count can differ slightly from the exchange’s reported market value. NCB Financial Group and its subsidiary Guardian Holdings are separately listed and appear separately.
Measures: Closing price, shares outstanding, 52-week price range, year-to-date price change and daily price change come from the JSE. YTD price change is not a dividend-inclusive total return. The former 2022 dividend yields, performance figures and market weightings have been replaced with dated 2026 measures.
What changed: Carreras, TransJamaican Highway, West Indies Petroleum Terminal and Caribbean Cement enter this top 10 compared with this article’s original 2022 list. GraceKennedy, Supreme Ventures, Wisynco and JMMB Group are outside the current top 10.
Sources: JSE Trade Quotes and the official JSE instrument summaries linked in every profile. Company information is linked beside each profile.
Scotia Group Jamaica was the largest company in this JSE Main Market ordinary-share ranking as at 16 October 2026, with a market capitalisation of J$217.94 billion. NCB Financial Group ranked second at J$190.24 billion, followed by Sagicor Group Jamaica at J$164.51 billion.
Market capitalisation is the share price multiplied by the number of ordinary shares outstanding. For example, a company with one billion shares priced at J$10 has a market capitalisation of J$10 billion. This article uses the JSE’s reported market values, which can differ slightly from calculations using rounded closing prices.
No. It covers companies with Jamaican-dollar ordinary shares on the JSE Main Market, including cross-listed companies. It excludes private companies, preference shares, funds and duplicate USD listings. The ranking measures ordinary-share market value, rather than revenue, profit or assets.
The data is a snapshot from the close of trading on 16 October 2026. Share prices and company rankings can change on later trading days. Each profile links to the official JSE instrument page so you can check subsequent figures.
