Fortune 100 Best Companies To Work For – Southeast Asia
Now in its second year, the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For – Southeast Asia list shows a region whose workplace leaders are changing fast. Rankings are based on confidential employee responses to Great Place to Work's Trust Index survey, which asks people whether leaders communicate honestly, treat employees fairly, and act on what they say. Only companies where that experience is consistently strong across all roles make the cut. Nearly four in ten companies are new this year, with homegrown employers gaining ground on the global multinationals. Business services now leads the list, ahead of health care, technology, and food and beverage. Explore the full 2026 list below to see which employers are setting the standard.
The Top 10
DHL Group
Mail, Package, and Freight Delivery
DHL Group ranks No. 1 on the 2026 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings
Hotels, Casinos, Resorts
Hilton Worldwide Holdings ranks No. 2 on the 2026 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia.
Marriott International
Hotels, Casinos, Resorts
Marriott International ranks No. 3 on the 2026 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia.
Cisco Systems
Network and Other Communications Equipment
Cisco Systems ranks No. 4 on the 2026 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia.
Capella Hotels Group
Hotels, Casinos, Resorts
Capella Hotels Group ranks No. 5 on the 2026 Best Companies to Work For Southeast Asia.
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Methodology
The Fortune Best Companies to Work For – Southeast Asia list is based entirely on confidential employee feedback gathered by Great Place To Work. Surveys must meet strict requirements for distribution and response rates to ensure they reflect honest experiences across an organization’s full workforce. The assessment examines how well companies build trust, fairness, and purpose, and how consistently these values are lived across teams and markets. To qualify, companies must be Great Place To Work Certified and employ at least 200 people in Southeast Asia.