November 1, 2022
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2022 GLOBAL 2000 RANK | COMPANY NAME | HEADQUARTERS COUNTRY | REVENUE (MILLIONS USD) | CEO NAME | YEAR FOUNDED | INDUSTRY |
1 | Berkshire Hathaway | United States | $276.09B | Warren Edward Buffett | 1939 | Diversified Financials |
2 | ICBC | China | $208.13B | Shu Gu | 2011 | Banking |
3 | Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) | Saudi Arabia | $400.38B | Amin bin Hasan Al-Nasser | 1933 | Oil & Gas Operations |
4 | JPMorgan Chase | United States | $124.54B | James Dimon | 1968 | Diversified Financials |
5 | China Construction Bank | China | $202.07B | Wang Zuji | 2014 | Banking |
6 | Amazon | United States | $469.82B | Andrew R. Jassy | 1994 | Retailing |
7 | Apple | United States | $378.7B | Timothy Donald Cook | 1976 | Technology Hardware & Equipment |
8 | Agricultural Bank of China | China | $181.42B | Huan Zhao | 1951 | Banking |
9 | Bank of America | United States | $96.83B | Brian T. Moynihan | 1904 | Banking |
10 | Toyota Motor | Japan | $281.75B | Akio Toyoda | 1937 | Consumer Durables |
11 | Alphabet | United States | $257.49B | Sundar Pichai | 1998 | IT Software & Services |
12 | Microsoft | United States | $184.9B | Satya Nadella | 1975 | IT Software & Services |
13 | Bank of China | China | $152.42B | Wang Jiang | 1929 | Banking |
14 | Samsung Group | South Korea | $244.16B | Hyun-Suk Kim, Kinam Kim | 1938 | Technology Hardware & Equipment |
15 | ExxonMobil | United States | $280.51B | Darren W. Woods | 1999 | Oil & Gas Operations |
16 | Shell | United Kingdom | $261.76B | Bernardus van Beurden | 1907 | Oil & Gas Operations |
17 | Ping An Insurance Group | China | $181.37B | Xin Ying Chen, Ming Zhe Ma | 1988 | Insurance |
18 | Wells Fargo | United States | $84.12B | Charles William Scharf | 1852 | Banking |
19 | Verizon Communications | United States | $134.35B | Hans Erik Vestberg | 1983 | Telecommunications Services |
20 | AT&T | United States | $163.02B | John T. Stankey | 1983 | Telecommunications Services |
21 | PetroChina | China | $380.31B | Yi Lin Wang | 1999 | Oil & Gas Operations |
22 | UnitedHealth Group | United States | $297.55B | Andrew Philip Witty | 1977 | Insurance |
23 | Walmart | United States | $572.75B | C. Douglas McMillon | 1962 | Retailing |
24 | China Merchants Bank | China | $71.07B | Hui Yu Tian | 2009 | Banking |
25 | Volkswagen Group | Germany | $295.73B | Herbert Diess | 1937 | Consumer Durables |
26 | Chevron | United States | $156.29B | Michael K. Wirth | 1879 | Oil & Gas Operations |
27 | Citigroup | United States | $79.94B | Jane Nind Fraser | 1812 | Diversified Financials |
28 | Tencent Holdings | China | $86.86B | Hua Teng Ma | 1998 | IT Software & Services |
29 | Total | France | $185.12B | Patrick Pouyanné | 1924 | Oil & Gas Operations |
30 | Postal Savings Bank Of China (PSBC) | China | $77.61B | Xue Wen Zhang | 1919 | Banking |
31 | China Mobile | Hong Kong | $131.49B | Xin Dong | 1997 | Telecommunications Services |
32 | Comcast | United States | $116.38B | Brian L. Roberts | 1963 | Media |
33 | Alibaba Group | China | $129.76B | Yong Zhang | 1999 | Retailing |
34 | Meta Platforms | United States | $117.93B | Mark Elliot Zuckerberg | 2004 | IT Software & Services |
35 | Allianz | Germany | $138.62B | Oliver Bäte | 1890 | Insurance |
36 | Morgan Stanley | United States | $60.22B | James Patrick Gorman | 1924 | Diversified Financials |
37 | Goldman Sachs Group | United States | $62.81B | David Michael Solomon | 1869 | Diversified Financials |
38 | HSBC Holdings | United Kingdom | $59.33B | Noel Paul Quinn | 1865 | Banking |
39 | Johnson & Johnson | United States | $94.88B | Joaquin Duato | 1886 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
39 | BNP Paribas | France | $127.42B | Jean-Laurent Bonnafé | 1913 | Banking |
41 | Mercedes-Benz Group | Germany | $178.94B | Ola Källenius | 1886 | Consumer Durables |
42 | CVS Health | United States | $291.98B | Karen S. Lynch | 1963 | Retailing |
43 | Pfizer | United States | $81.49B | Albert Bourla | 1849 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
44 | Softbank | Japan | $96.86B | Masayoshi Son | 1981 | Telecommunications Services |
45 | Sinopec | China | $384.82B | Yong Sheng Ma | 2000 | Oil & Gas Operations |
46 | Nestlé | Switzerland | $95.26B | Ulf Mark Schneider | 1866 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
46 | RBC | Canada | $45.24B | David Ian McKay | 1864 | Banking |
48 | AXA Group | France | $145.19B | Thomas Buberl | 1816 | Insurance |
49 | Gazprom | Russia | $117.3B | Alexei Borisovich Miller | 1989 | Oil & Gas Operations |
50 | BP | United Kingdom | $158.01B | Bernard Looney | 1909 | Oil & Gas Operations |
51 | Intel | United States | $79.02B | Patrick P. Gelsinger | 1968 | Semiconductors |
52 | TD Bank Group | Canada | $38.51B | Bharat B. Masrani | 1955 | Banking |
52 | Nippon Telegraph & Tel | Japan | $110.39B | Jun Sawada | 1952 | Telecommunications Services |
54 | Reliance Industries | India | $86.85B | Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani | 1973 | Oil & Gas Operations |
55 | Industrial Bank | China | $60.53B | Yiping Tao | 1988 | Banking |
56 | Sony | Japan | $89.9B | Kenichiro Yoshida | 1946 | Consumer Durables |
57 | Taiwan Semiconductor | Taiwan | $61.47B | Che Chia Wei | 1987 | Semiconductors |
57 | Santander | Spain | $78.22B | José Antonio Álvarez | 1857 | Banking |
59 | Mitsubishi UFJ Financial | Japan | $48.28B | Hironori Kamezawa | 2012 | Banking |
60 | Ford Motor | United States | $136.34B | James D. Farley Jr. | 1903 | Consumer Durables |
60 | LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton | France | $75.9B | Bernard Arnault | 1987 | Household & Personal Products |
62 | Bank of Communications | China | $76B | Ren Deqi | 1908 | Banking |
63 | Procter & Gamble | United States | $79.62B | Jon R. Moeller | 1837 | Household & Personal Products |
64 | BMW Group | Germany | $131.48B | Oliver Zipse | 1975 | Consumer Durables |
65 | Petrobras | Brazil | $83.89B | José Mauro Ferreira | 1953 | Oil & Gas Operations |
66 | Deutsche Telekom | Germany | $128.59B | Timotheus Höttges | 1995 | Telecommunications Services |
67 | AbbVie | United States | $56.2B | Richard A. Gonzalez | 2013 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
68 | Novartis | Switzerland | $51.63B | Vasant Narasimhan | 1996 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
69 | General Motors | United States | $127B | Mary Teresa Barra | 1908 | Consumer Durables |
70 | Equinor | Norway | $88.37B | Anders Opedal | 1972 | Oil & Gas Operations |
71 | China Life Insurance | China | $130.5B | Heng Xuan Su | 2003 | Insurance |
72 | Roche Holding | Switzerland | $68.69B | Severin Schwan | 1896 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
73 | AIA Group | Hong Kong | $45.16B | Yuan Xiang Li | 1919 | Insurance |
74 | MetLife | United States | $71.08B | Michel A. Khalaf | 1868 | Insurance |
75 | BHP Group | Australia | $65.55B | Mike Henry | 1885 | Materials |
76 | The Home Depot | United States | $151.16B | Edward P. Decker | 1978 | Retailing |
77 | American Express | United States | $46.29B | Stephen J. Squeri | 1850 | Diversified Financials |
77 | Siemens | Germany | $76.46B | Roland Emil Busch | 1847 | Conglomerates |
79 | Stellantis | Netherlands | $176.61B | Carlos Tavares | 2014 | Consumer Durables |
80 | Zurich Insurance Group | Switzerland | $69.58B | Mario Greco | 1872 | Insurance |
81 | Rosneft | Russia | $111.4B | Igor Ivanovich Sechin | 1993 | Oil & Gas Operations |
82 | Rio Tinto | United Kingdom | $63.46B | Jakob Stausholm | 1873 | Materials |
83 | Brookfield Asset Management | Canada | $78.82B | James Bruce Flatt | 1997 | Diversified Financials |
84 | Cigna | United States | $174.27B | David Michael Cordani | 1981 | Insurance |
85 | Prudential Financial | United States | $70.93B | Charlie F. Lowrey Jr. | 1875 | Diversified Financials |
86 | PepsiCo | United States | $79.47B | Ramon Luis Laguarta | 1965 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
87 | Merck & Co. | United States | $50.37B | Robert M. Davis | 1891 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
88 | Anthem | United States | $144.35B | Gail Koziara Boudreaux | 1944 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
89 | Bank of Nova Scotia | Canada | $30.35B | Brian Johnston Porter | 1832 | Banking |
90 | American International Group | United States | $52.06B | Peter S. Zaffino | 1919 | Insurance |
91 | Glencore International | Switzerland | $203.41B | Gary Nagle | 1974 | Materials |
92 | Cisco Systems | United States | $51.55B | Charles H. Robbins | 1984 | Technology Hardware & Equipment |
93 | Anheuser-Busch InBev | Belgium | $54.33B | Michel Dimitrios Doukeris | 1977 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
94 | Walt Disney | United States | $72.98B | Robert A. Chapek | 1923 | Media |
95 | Chubb | Switzerland | $40.96B | Evan G. Greenberg | 1985 | Insurance |
96 | Lloyds Banking Group | United Kingdom | $58.48B | Charlie Nunn | 1985 | Banking |
96 | CITIC | Hong Kong | $91.21B | Zhen Ming Chang | 1979 | Trading Companies |
98 | IBM | United States | $67.25B | Arvind Krishna | 1911 | IT Software & Services |
99 | Sanofi | France | $44.63B | Paul Hudson | 1973 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
100 | United Parcel Service | United States | $97.2B | Carol B. Tomé | 1907 | Transportation |
101 | British American Tobacco | United Kingdom | $35.32B | Jack Bowles | 1902 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
102 | UBS | Switzerland | $35.22B | Ralph Hamers | 1862 | Banking |
103 | Honda Motor | Japan | $130.16B | Toshihiro Mibe | 1959 | Consumer Durables |
104 | Mitsubishi | Japan | $146.94B | Takehiko Kakiuchi | 1870 | Trading Companies |
105 | China State Construction Engineering | China | $205.79B | Xiang Ming Wang | 1982 | Construction |
105 | State Bank of India | India | $54.42B | Swaminathan Janakiraman | 1921 | Banking |
107 | Commonwealth Bank | Australia | $21.85B | Matthew Comyn | 1911 | Banking |
108 | Shanghai Pudong Development | China | $54.77B | Guo Fu Gao | 1992 | Banking |
109 | Raytheon Technologies | United States | $64.36B | Gregory J. Hayes | 1934 | Aerospace & Defense |
110 | Enel | Italy | $99.41B | Francesco Starace | 1962 | Utilities |
111 | Eni | Italy | $90.5B | Claudio Descalzi | 1953 | Oil & Gas Operations |
112 | Capital One | United States | $32.12B | Richard D. Fairbank | 1994 | Banking |
113 | Bristol Myers Squibb | United States | $46.38B | Giovanni Caforio | 1887 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
114 | Coca-Cola | United States | $38.73B | James Quincey | 1886 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
115 | Oracle | United States | $41.83B | Safra Ada Catz | 1977 | IT Software & Services |
116 | Sberbank | Russia | $57.37B | Herman Oskarovich Gref | 1841 | Banking |
117 | Bank of Montreal | Canada | $26.53B | Darryl White | 1817 | Banking |
118 | Vale | Brazil | $54.4B | Eduardo De Salles Bartolomeo | 1942 | Materials |
119 | EDF | France | $99.83B | Jean-Bernard Levy | 1955 | Utilities |
120 | Thermo Fisher Scientific | United States | $39.21B | Marc N. Casper | 1960 | Health Care Equipment & Services |
121 | Credit Agricole | France | $73.61B | Philippe Brassac | 2000 | Banking |
122 | AIRBUS | Netherlands | $61.64B | Guillaume Faury | 1998 | Aerospace & Defense |
123 | Costco Wholesale | United States | $210.22B | Walter Craig Jelinek | 1983 | Retailing |
124 | Hon Hai Precision | Taiwan | $214.6B | Yang-wei Liu | 1974 | Technology Hardware & Equipment |
125 | Unilever | United Kingdom | $62B | Alan Jope | 1977 | Household & Personal Products |
126 | Charter Communications | United States | $51.68B | Thomas M. Rutledge | 1993 | Media |
127 | Sumitomo Mitsui Financial | Japan | $35.5B | Jun Ohta | 2002 | Banking |
128 | ConocoPhillips | United States | $46.06B | Ryan M. Lance | 1875 | Oil & Gas Operations |
129 | GlaxoSmithKline | United Kingdom | $46.92B | Emma N. Walmsley | 2000 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
130 | Intesa Sanpaolo | Italy | $47.84B | Carlo Messina | 2007 | Banking |
131 | Manulife | Canada | $47.18B | Roy Gori | 1999 | Insurance |
132 | US Bancorp | United States | $23.12B | Andrew J. Cecere | 1929 | Banking |
133 | BASF | Germany | $92.9B | Martin Brudermüller | 1865 | Chemicals |
134 | CNOOC | Hong Kong | $37.77B | Xin Huai Zhou | 1999 | Oil & Gas Operations |
135 | Abbott Laboratories | United States | $44.51B | Robert B. Ford | 1888 | Health Care Equipment & Services |
136 | Iberdrola | Spain | $46.23B | José Ignacio Sánchez Galán | 1992 | Utilities |
137 | China Shenhua Energy | China | $52.02B | Zhi Ren Lu | 2004 | Materials |
138 | Itaú Unibanco Holding | Brazil | $35.96B | Milton Maluhy Filho | 1944 | Banking |
139 | Caterpillar | United States | $50.98B | Donald James Umpleby III | 1925 | Capital Goods |
140 | Mitsui | Japan | $108.31B | Kenichi Hori | 1947 | Trading Companies |
141 | Itochu | Japan | $107.99B | Masahiro Okafuji | 1858 | Trading Companies |
142 | Charles Schwab | United States | $18.98B | Walter William Bettinger III | 1986 | Diversified Financials |
143 | Truist Financial | United States | $23.19B | William Henry Rogers Jr. | 1872 | Banking |
144 | Enbridge | Canada | $37.55B | Albert Monaco | 1949 | Oil & Gas Operations |
145 | Hitachi | Japan | $91.9B | Toshiaki Higashihara | 1910 | Conglomerates |
146 | KDDI | Japan | $49.17B | , Tomonari Sato | 1984 | Telecommunications Services |
147 | Hyundai Motor | South Korea | $102.7B | Eui-Sun Chung | 1967 | Consumer Durables |
148 | Visa | United States | $25.48B | Alfred F. Kelly Jr. | 1958 | Business Services & Supplies |
149 | China Citic Bank | China | $56.99B | He Ying Fang | 1987 | Banking |
150 | Target | United States | $106B | Brian C. Cornell | 1902 | Retailing |
151 | Tesla | United States | $53.82B | Elon Reeve Musk | 2003 | Consumer Durables |
152 | BBVA-Banco Bilbao Vizcaya | Spain | $41.98B | Onur Genç | 1999 | Banking |
153 | Deere & Company | United States | $44.46B | John C. May II | 1837 | Capital Goods |
154 | HDFC Bank | India | $22.51B | Sashidhar Jagdishan | 1994 | Banking |
155 | Barclays | United Kingdom | $30.17B | C. S. Venkatakrishnan | 1896 | Banking |
156 | Munich Re | Germany | $84.88B | Joachim Wenning PhD | 1866 | Insurance |
157 | Japan Post Holdings | Japan | $103.58B | Hiroya Masuda | 1871 | Insurance |
158 | Walgreens | United States | $135.95B | Rosalind Gates Brewer | 1901 | Retailing |
159 | Danaher | United States | $30.28B | Rainer M. Blair | 1984 | Conglomerates |
160 | Generali Group | Italy | $102.13B | Philippe Donnet | 1831 | Insurance |
161 | Møller-Maersk | Denmark | $61.95B | Søren Skou | 2009 | Transportation |
162 | Lowe's | United States | $96.25B | Marvin R. Ellison | 1921 | Retailing |
163 | FedEx | United States | $91.55B | Frederick W. Smith | 1971 | Transportation |
164 | Deutsche Post | Germany | $96.62B | Frank Appel | 1995 | Transportation |
165 | PNC Financial Services | United States | $19.93B | William Stanton Demchak | 1983 | Banking |
166 | Broadcom | United States | $28.5B | Hock E. Tan | 1961 | Semiconductors |
167 | Medtronic | Ireland | $31.78B | Geoffrey Straub Martha | 1949 | Health Care Equipment & Services |
167 | LukOil | Russia | $125.11B | Vadim Nikolayevich Vorobyov | 1991 | Oil & Gas Operations |
169 | SAP | Germany | $33.18B | Christian Klein | 1972 | IT Software & Services |
170 | SK Hynix | South Korea | $37.55B | Seok-Hee Lee | 1949 | Semiconductors |
171 | ENGIE | France | $68.4B | Catherine MacGregor | 1946 | Oil & Gas Operations |
172 | Lockheed Martin | United States | $65.75B | James D. Taiclet Jr. | 1912 | Aerospace & Defense |
173 | BlackRock | United States | $20.3B | Laurence Douglas Fink | 1988 | Diversified Financials |
174 | Westpac Banking Group | Australia | $20.46B | Peter Francis King | 1817 | Banking |
175 | Duke Energy | United States | $25.1B | Lynn J. Good | 1904 | Utilities |
176 | Dell Technologies | United States | $106.84B | Michael Saul Dell | 1984 | Technology Hardware & Equipment |
177 | VINCI | France | $59.08B | Xavier Huillard | 1899 | Construction |
178 | Tokio Marine Holdings | Japan | $50.57B | Satoru Komiya | 2002 | Insurance |
179 | América Móvil | Mexico | $48.37B | Daniel Hajj Aboumrad | 2000 | Telecommunications Services |
180 | E.ON | Germany | $91.44B | Leonhard Birnbaum | 1929 | Utilities |
181 | Anglo American | United Kingdom | $41.52B | Duncan Graham Wanblad | 1917 | Materials |
182 | Banco Bradesco | Brazil | $28.33B | Octávio de Lazari Jr. | 1943 | Banking |
183 | Accenture | Ireland | $56.7B | Julie Spellman Sweet | 1989 | IT Software & Services |
183 | ING Group | Netherlands | $21.49B | Steven van Rijswijk | 1991 | Diversified Financials |
185 | Honeywell International | United States | $34.39B | Darius Adamczyk | 1927 | Conglomerates |
186 | Mizuho Financial | Japan | $26.76B | Masahiro Kihara | 2003 | Banking |
187 | Linde | United Kingdom | $30.79B | Sanjiv Lamba | 1879 | Chemicals |
188 | ArcelorMittal | Luxembourg | $76.65B | Aditya Mittal | 2001 | Materials |
189 | Canadian Imperial Bank | Canada | $18.66B | Victor Dodig | 1867 | Banking |
190 | Poly Developments & Holdings Group | China | $42.94B | Dong Li Zhou | 1992 | Construction |
191 | Micron Technology | United States | $31.17B | Sanjay Mehrotra | 1978 | Semiconductors |
192 | ANZ | Australia | $18.38B | Shayne Cary Elliott | 1835 | Banking |
193 | Fubon Financial | Taiwan | $33.23B | Yue Han | 2001 | Insurance |
194 | China Telecom | China | $68.15B | Rui Wen Ke | 2002 | Telecommunications Services |
195 | HCA Healthcare | United States | $59.72B | Samuel N. Hazen | 1968 | Health Care Equipment & Services |
196 | Telefónica | Spain | $46.42B | José María Álvarez-Pallete López | 1924 | Telecommunications Services |
196 | Dow | United States | $58.35B | James R. Fitterling | 1897 | Chemicals |
198 | China Vanke | China | $71.42B | Jiu Sheng Zhu | 1984 | Construction |
199 | NAB - National Australia Bank | Australia | $15.76B | Ross Maxwell McEwan | 1981 | Banking |
200 | Cathay Financial | Taiwan | $34.46B | Chang Li | 1975 | Insurance |
201 | Qualcomm | United States | $36.04B | Cristiano R. Amon | 1985 | Semiconductors |
202 | L'Oréal | France | $38.16B | Nicolas Hieronimus | 1909 | Household & Personal Products |
203 | Allstate | United States | $50.59B | Thomas Joseph Wilson II | 1931 | Insurance |
204 | SAIC Motor | China | $121.42B | Zhi Xin Chen | 1995 | Consumer Durables |
205 | ICICI Bank | India | $21.89B | Sandeep Bakhshi | 1994 | Banking |
206 | China Everbright Bank | China | $42.38B | Haijiao Ge | 1992 | Banking |
207 | Gilead Sciences | United States | $27.37B | Daniel P. O'Day | 1987 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
208 | China Pacific Insurance | China | $68.07B | Yan Hong Pan, Takashi Kayamoto | 1991 | Insurance |
209 | NVIDIA | United States | $26.91B | Jen Hsun Huang | 1993 | Semiconductors |
210 | Amgen | United States | $25.99B | Robert A. Bradway | 1980 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
211 | Union Pacific | United States | $22.66B | Lance M. Fritz | 1862 | Transportation |
212 | Nike | United States | $46.89B | John J. Donahoe II | 1964 | Household & Personal Products |
213 | Dai-ichi Life Insurance | Japan | $66.73B | Seiji Inagaki | 1902 | Insurance |
213 | Takeda Pharmaceutical | Japan | $31.54B | Christophe Weber | 1781 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
215 | Philip Morris International | United States | $31.51B | Jacek Olczak | 1847 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
216 | PayPal | United States | $25.56B | Daniel H. Schulman | 1998 | Business Services & Supplies |
217 | China Resources Land | Hong Kong | $33.61B | Yong Tang | 1994 | Construction |
218 | Oversea-Chinese Banking | Singapore | $22.89B | Pik Kuen Wong | 1932 | Banking |
219 | Midea Group | China | $50.6B | Hong Bo Fang | 1968 | Consumer Durables |
220 | Travelers | United States | $35.31B | Alan D. Schnitzer | 1853 | Insurance |
221 | Eli Lilly | United States | $28.32B | David A. Ricks | 1876 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
222 | Mondelez International | United States | $28.72B | Dirk van de Put | 1903 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
223 | McDonald's | United States | $23.22B | Christopher J. Kempczinski | 1955 | Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure |
224 | General Electric | United States | $74.08B | H. Lawrence Culp Jr. | 1878 | Conglomerates |
225 | Société Générale | France | $35.57B | Frédéric Oudéa | 1864 | Banking |
226 | Schneider Electric | France | $34.16B | Jean-Pascal Tricoire | 1836 | Capital Goods |
227 | 3M | United States | $35.36B | Michael F. Roman | 1902 | Conglomerates |
228 | Aflac | United States | $22.11B | Daniel Paul Amos | 1955 | Insurance |
229 | Oil & Natural Gas | India | $66.28B | Alka Mittal | 1956 | Oil & Gas Operations |
230 | Southern Company | United States | $23.23B | Thomas A. Fanning | 1945 | Utilities |
231 | Deutsche Bank | Germany | $36.7B | Christian Sewing | 1870 | Banking |
232 | PTT | Thailand | $70.55B | Auttapol Rerkpiboon | 1978 | Oil & Gas Operations |
233 | CK Hutchison | Hong Kong | $36.13B | Tzar Kuoi Li | 2014 | Conglomerates |
234 | Canadian Natural Resources | Canada | $23.97B | Murray Edwards | 1973 | Oil & Gas Operations |
235 | Sun Life Financial | Canada | $29.82B | Kevin D. Strain | 1865 | Diversified Financials |
236 | Northrop Grumman | United States | $35.67B | Kathy J. Warden | 1939 | Aerospace & Defense |
237 | Archer Daniels Midland | United States | $85.26B | Juan Ricardo Luciano | 1902 | Food, Drink & Tobacco |
238 | Marathon Petroleum | United States | $119.78B | Michael J. Hennigan | 1887 | Oil & Gas Operations |
239 | China Minsheng Bank | China | $50.08B | Wan Chun Zheng | 1996 | Banking |
240 | Legal & General Group | United Kingdom | $62.51B | Nigel David Wilson | 1981 | Insurance |
241 | Netflix | United States | $30.4B | Reed Hastings Ted Sarandos | 1997 | Media |
242 | Progressive | United States | $48.07B | Susan Patricia Griffith | 1937 | Insurance |
243 | Longfor Group Holdings | China | $34.8B | Xu Ping Chen | 1993 | Construction |
244 | Cosco Shipping | China | $51.77B | Zhi Jian Yang | 2005 | Transportation |
244 | DBS | Singapore | $12.4B | Piyush Gupta | 1968 | Banking |
246 | China Communications Construction | China | $108.41B | Qi Tao Liu | 2006 | Construction |
247 | NatWest Group | United Kingdom | $17.86B | Alison Marie Rose-Slade | 1968 | Banking |
248 | Humana | United States | $84.09B | Bruce Dale Broussard | 1961 | Drugs & Biotechnology |
248 | Exelon | United States | $39.27B | Christopher M. Crane | 1999 | Utilities |
250 | General Dynamics | United States | $38.47B | Phebe N. Novakovic | 1952 | Aerospace & Defense |
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FAQs
Which company topped Forbes Global 2000 List 2022? ›
Berkshire Hathaway took the No. 1 spot for the first time since Forbes started publishing the Global 2000 in 2003, dethroning the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, which dropped to No. 2 after nine consecutive years at the top of the list. Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) took the 3 Spot.
How many companies are there in the world in 2022? ›3. There are an estimated 213 million companies worldwide.
How is Forbes Global 2000 calculated? ›The Forbes Global 2000 is an annual ranking of the top 2000 public companies in the world, published by Forbes magazine. "The Global 2000" annual ranking is assembled by Forbes using a weighted assessment of four metrics: sales, profit, assets and market value. The list has been published since 2003.
Which is top ranked Indian firm on Forbes Global 2000 list 2022? ›Forbes Global 2000 ranks the largest companies in the world using four metrics: sales, profits, assets and market value, Forbes said releasing the 2022 ranking of the world's top 2,000 companies. Reliance is the top-ranked Indian firm on the list, followed by State Bank of India at No. 105, HDFC Bank at No.
Who is the No 1 company of India? ›Reliance Industries
This Mumbai-based multinational company has a market cap worth INR 1,795,732.38 crore. And thus, Reliance Industries is the largest company in India.
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- #8 Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK. A)
As of 2022, Apple, Saudi Aramco, and Microsoft hold the top three positions, each with market caps in excess of $2 trillion. Technology and energy companies rank among the most valuable companies in the world today.
What is the most powerful company in the world 2022? ›Although the largest company by market capitalization, Apple's global revenue did not manage to crack the top ten of companies. Rather, American multinational retailer Walmart was ranked as the largest company in the world by revenue. Walmart also had the highest number of employees in the world.
Who is eligible for Forbes? ›1) Whether you are an entrepreneur or a professional, you should be under 30 on February 28, 2023. 2) Whether you are an entrepreneur or a professional, all the questions in the nomination form should be answered. Incomplete forms will be rejected.
How is the Forbes list calculated? ›We took into account all types of assets: stakes in public and private companies, real estate, art, yachts, planes, ranches, vineyards, jewelry, car collections and more. We factored in debt and charitable giving. Net worths for the 2022 Forbes 400 list are as of September 2, 2022.
Who is at the top of the released Forbes Global 2000 list? ›
Berkshire Hathaway took the No. 1 spot for the first time since Forbes started publishing the Global 2000 in 2003, dethroning the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, which dropped to No. 2 after nine consecutive years at the top of the list.
Who is the top 10 richest company in India? ›- Reliance Industries. ...
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) ...
- HDFC Bank. ...
- Infosys. ...
- Hindustan Unilever (HUL) ...
- Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) ...
- Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (HDFC) ...
- ICICI Bank.
Rank | Company Name | Rating |
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1 | Cisco | 4.52 |
2 | Nagarro | 4.51 |
3 | Lifestyle | 4.44 |
4 | American Express | 4.42 |
With a market cap of 1.3 million crores, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is one of the most highly valued Indian companies while Tata Motors has an impressive market share of 14.17 percent.
Who is Indian market king? ›Rakesh Jhunjhunwala –Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is popularly known as Share Market King of India. In India, he was known as "The Big Bull" of the stock market and was one of the best investors in the country of all time. This is not only because his net worth is huge and as per August 2022, it was Rs.
Which company gives highest salary in India? ›- Google. 1-4 yrs exp. ₹ 35.6 Lpa. (₹12.7 - ₹97) Lpa.
- Microsoft Corporation. 1-4 yrs exp. ₹ 24.1 Lpa. ...
- Goldman Sachs. 1-3 yrs exp. ₹ 23.5 Lpa. ...
- Arista Networks. 1-4 yrs exp. ₹ 22.1 Lpa. ...
- Tekion. 1-4 yrs exp. ₹ 21.2 Lpa. ...
- Amazon. 1-4 yrs exp. ₹ 21.1 Lpa. ...
- Servicenow Software Development India. 2-4 yrs exp. ₹ 21 Lpa. ...
- Walmart. 1-4 yrs exp. ₹ 20.4 Lpa.
- Global Consumer Electronics Manufacturing. 17,518,424.
- Global Commercial Real Estate. 17,164,710.
- Global Fast Food Restaurants. 13,458,146.
- Global HR & Recruitment Services. 11,988,376.
- Global Apparel Manufacturing. ...
- Global Hotels & Resorts. ...
- Global Coal Mining. ...
- Global Tourism.
Rank | Name | Employees |
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1 | Walmart | 2,300,000 |
2 | Amazon | 1,608,000 |
3 | Apple | 154,000 |
4 | CVS Health | 258,000 |
Saudi Aramco
Given its huge oil reserves and substantial profits, Saudi Aramco is also one of the most valuable companies in history with a peak market capitalization of over $2.4 trillion.
This list comprises the world's largest companies by consolidated revenue, according to the Fortune Global 500 2022 rankings. American retail corporation Walmart has been the world's largest company by revenue since 2014.
What is the richest company on earth? ›
- Apple Inc. ...
- Saudi Aramco Market Cap ($2.33 trillion): It is the largest oil corporation in the world and accounts for more than half of Saudi Arabia's revenue. ...
- Microsoft Corp. ...
- Alphabet Inc. ...
- Amazon.com Inc. ...
- Tesla Inc. ...
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc. ...
- NVIDIA Corp.
Rank | Profile | Total Assets |
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1. | AT&T | $551,669,000,000 |
2. | SoftBank Group Corporation | $413,941,000,000 |
3. | Royal Dutch Shell plc | $404,336,000,000 |
4. | Microsoft Corporation | $364,840,000,000 |
Tesla, Lululemon, Mastercard and Google have emerged as the best companies in their respective industries in terms of their future-readiness in the post-pandemic world, according to a global study released on Wednesday.
Which company makes the most profit? ›...
Leading companies in the world in 2020, by net income (in billion U.S. dollars)
Rank | Company | Sector |
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1 | Apple | Technology |
2 | Saudi Aramco | Energy |
3 | Microsoft | Technology |
4 | Alphabet | Technology |
We looked at the 3 fastest growing companies of all time, to look and see what they had in common. These three companies (Groupon, Priceline and Amazon) are the companies that took the shortest amount of time to reach 1 billion in revenue.
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Who is No 1 Forbes? ›1. Elon Musk. Image courtesy Getty Images/Saul Martinez.
Where does Mark Zuckerberg rank on the Forbes list? ›F or the first time since 2015, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg isn't one of the 10 richest people in America. Zuckerberg has lost more than half his fortune—a staggering $76.8 billion—since September 2021, dropping him from No. 3 on The Forbes 400 list of the U.S.' wealthiest people to No. 11.
Who is the top 10 richest person in the world 2022? ›Bill Gates ($104.6 billion). Larry Ellison ($96.8 billion). Warren Buffett ($95.9 billion). Mukesh Ambani ($91.4 billion).
Who is the top 20 billionaires? ›- Elon R Musk. 239.3 Billion Dollars. Tesla. ...
- Bernard Arnault & family. 198.6 Billion Dollars. LVMH. ...
- Jeff Bezos. 187.3 Billion Dollars. Amazon. ...
- Bill Gates. 132.6 Billion Dollars. Microsoft. ...
- Larry Page. 118.0 Billion Dollars. ...
- Warren Buffett. 116.1 Billion Dollars. ...
- Sergey Brin. 113.7 Billion Dollars. ...
- Larry Ellison. 99.9 Billion Dollars.
Rank | Company Name | Net Profit growth(%) |
---|---|---|
1 | Sulzer India | 163.4 |
2 | Oil Country Tubular | 212.7 |
3 | Tata Sponge Iron | 159.8 |
4 | Zydus Wellness | 166.9 |
- 1Walmart.
- 2Amazon.
- 3Apple.
- 4CVS Health.
- 5UnitedHealth Group.
- 6Exxon Mobil.
- 7Berkshire Hathaway.
- 8Alphabet.
- Reliance Industries. Multinational Conglomerate.
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Information Technology.
- Infosys. Information Technology.
- HDFC Bank. Banking.
According to Forbes' World's Finest Employers rankings 2022, Reliance Industries, the nation's largest corporation by revenues, profits, and market value, is India's best employer and the 20th best company to work for globally.
Which Indian company is world famous? ›Truly Made in India: Origin of Famous Indian Brands
Prominent among these are Tata Group (1868), Dabur (1884), Godrej (1897), Vadilal (1907), and Parle G (1929).
Which company share is best? ›
- Reliance Industries.
- Tata Consultancy Services.
- HDFC Bank.
- Infosys.
- Norway. From the equality in the gender ratio to low crime rates and high salaries, Norway is a great place to move to for several reasons other than the usual high quality of life and public healthcare and education. ...
- Canada. ...
- Finland. ...
- Singapore. ...
- Germany. ...
- New Zealand. ...
- Ireland. ...
- Denmark.
Amazon is among the top two companies to work for in India. This tech giant is led by Jeff Bezos, who started Amazon as an online bookstore way back in 1995. Today, Amazon is the most sought-after company to work for by young engineering graduates in the country.
Which company is best for freshers? ›- TCS. If you deem to build a career at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), you will be offered an average salary of INR 3,78,114 per annum. ...
- Infosys. Infosys Technologies Ltd. is one of the top employers of IT workforce in India. ...
- HCL. ...
- Tech Mahindra. ...
- Genpact. ...
- Wipro.
As of 2022, Apple, Saudi Aramco, and Microsoft hold the top three positions, each with market caps in excess of $2 trillion. Technology and energy companies rank among the most valuable companies in the world today.
Which company has the highest revenue in 2022? ›Reliance was the leading company based on net profit with about 319 billion Indian rupees as of February 2022.
What is the world's most valuable company 2022? ›With an increase of 35% since last year's report, Apple retains its top spot on the ranking as the world's most valuable brand, with a total brand value of $335.1 billion.
What is the most powerful company in the world? ›Rank | Company name | Sector |
---|---|---|
1 | APPLE INC | Technology |
2 | SAUDI ARAMCO | Energy |
3 | MICROSOFT CORP | Technology |
4 | AMAZON.COM INC | Consumer Discretionary |
Oil giant Saudi Aramco is now the world's most valuable company.
Who is billionaire No 1? ›rank | name | Country/Territory |
---|---|---|
1 | Elon Musk | United States |
2 | Bernard Arnault & family | France |
3 | Gautam Adani | India |
4 | Jeff Bezos | United States |
Who is No 1 billionaire now? ›
1. Elon Musk. Image courtesy Getty Images/Saul Martinez.
Who is Forbes No 1? ›The 36th Forbes Annual World Billionaires list is out and after four years of Jeff Bezos's topping Forbes' annual list of we have a new number one, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX.
Which company has highest salary? ›# | Company | Industry |
---|---|---|
1 | Saudi Aramco | Oil and gas |
2 | Saudi Aramco | Oil and gas |
3 | Vodafone | Telecommunications |
4 | Fannie Mae | Financial services |
- #1 Apple Inc. (AAPL)
- #2 Microsoft Corp. (MSFT)
- #3 Industrial And Commercial Bank Of China Ltd. (IDCBY)
- #4 China Construction Bank Corp. (CICHY)
- #5 Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL)
- #6 Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. (ACGBY)
- #7 JPMorgan Chase & Co. ...
- #8 Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
# | Name | 1d |
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1 | Apple 1AAPL | 2.17% |
2 | Saudi Aramco 22222.SR | 1.63% |
3 | Microsoft 3MSFT | 0.34% |
4 | Alphabet (Google) 4GOOG | 2.01% |
- Apple (United States) BI. ...
- Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) (Saudi Arabia) Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) ...
- Microsoft (United States) BI. ...
- Alphabet (United States) Alphabet. ...
- Amazon (United States) Amazon. ...
- Tesla (United States) BI. ...
- Berkshire Hathaway (United States) ...
- United Health Group (United States)
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- Daqo New Energy (Ranked #4 in both revenue and total returns) ...
- Futu Holdings. ...
- FLEX LNG. ...
- Atlanticus Holdings. ...
- Palomar Holdings. ...
- Enphase Energy.