Alphabet Hits $3 Trillion Valuation Driven by AI-Fueled Investor Optimism

 

Google-parent Alphabet surpasses the $3 trillion milestone, driven by AI momentum and legal victories.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing a $3 trillion market capitalisation for the first time. The tech giant’s market value climbed on Monday as renewed investor confidence in artificial intelligence and a favourable antitrust ruling boosted its stock performance.

Class A shares of Alphabet rose 4.6% to $251.88, while Class C shares gained 4.5% to $252.30, marking record highs for both categories. The surge reflects growing market optimism around the company’s AI-driven initiatives, which have been central to its growth strategy over the past year.

Analysts attribute this milestone to Alphabet’s continued investment in cutting-edge technologies, strategic product launches, and the positive outcome of a recent antitrust case that eased regulatory concerns. With a strong balance sheet and a robust pipeline of AI-powered products, Alphabet is well-positioned to maintain its leadership in the tech sector.

This landmark valuation cements Alphabet’s position among the world’s most valuable companies, highlighting investor confidence in its long-term growth potential and innovation-led future.