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List of largest companies by revenue
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The largest public, state-owned, and private businesses by its consolidated revenue. The list is limited to 50 companies with annual revenues exceeding $100 billion US. The most common industry is oil and gas, with nearly one third being classified as such.

The availability and reliability of up-to-date information on prior state-owned companies is limited and varies from country to country; thus, this list may be incomplete. This list is shown in U.S. dollars, but many of the companies on it prepare their accounts in other currencies. The dollar value of their revenue may change substantially in a short period of time due to exchange rate fluctuations.

List of largest companies by revenue[edit]

     State-owned enterprise


RankingNameIndustryRevenue (USD billions)Revenue growthEmployeesCountryHeadquartersCEORef(s)
1WalmartRetail$485 0.1%2,300,000Bentonville, ArkansasDoug McMillon[1]
2State GridElectric utility$330 2.9%927,839BeijingShu Yinbiao[2]
3SamsungConglomerate$305 9.4%319,000SuwonOh-Hyun Kwon[3]
4China National PetroleumOil and gas$299 30.2%1,589,508BeijingWang Yilin[4]
5Sinopec Group$294 34.1%810,538BeijingWang Yupu[5]
6Royal Dutch Shell$272 36.9%90,000 The HagueLondonBen van Beurden[6]
7Exxon Mobil$246 35.6%75,600Irving, TexasDarren Woods[7]
8VolkswagenAutomotive$237 11.9%610,076WolfsburgMatthias Müller[8]
9Toyota$237 4.5%348,877Toyota, AichiAkio Toyoda[9]
10AppleConsumer electronics$234 27.9%110,000Cupertino, CaliforniaTim Cook[10]
11BPOil and gas$223 37%79,800LondonBob Dudley[11]
12Berkshire HathawayConglomerate$211 8.3%331,000Omaha, NebraskaWarren Buffett[12]
13McKessonPharmaceuticals$192 6.2%68,000San FranciscoJohn Hammergren[13]
14GlencoreCommodities$170 22.9%102,388BaarIvan Glasenberg[14]
15Industrial & Commercial Bank of ChinaFinancial services$167 2.5%466,346BeijingYi Huiman[15]
16DaimlerAutomotive$166 3.8%284,015StuttgartDieter Zetsche[16]
17United HealthHealth care$157 20.4%200,000Minnetonka, MinnesotaStephen Hemsley[17]
18CVS HealthRetail$153 10%199,000Woonsocket, Rhode IslandLarry Merlo[18]
19ExorFinancial services$153 5.9%303,247TurinJohn Elkann[19]
20General MotorsAutomotive$152 2.3%215,000DetroitMary Barra[20]
21Ford Motor$150 3.8%199,000Dearborn, MichiganMark Fields[21]
22China Construction BankFinancial services$148 3.7%369,183BeijingWang Zuji[22]
23AT&TTelecommunications$147 10.8%281,450Dallas, TexasRandall L. Stephenson[23]
24TotalOil and gas$143 32.4%96,019CourbevoiePatrick Pouyanné[24]
25FoxconnElectronics$141 1.6%1,060,000TaiwanTerry Gou[25]
26General ElectricConglomerate$140 5.3%333,000Boston, MassachusettsJeffrey Immelt[26]
27China Construction EngineeringConstruction$140 7.9%241,474BeijingGuan Qing[27]
28AmerisourceBergenPharmaceuticals$136 13.7%17,000Chesterbrook, PennsylvaniaSteven H. Collis[28]
29Agricultural Bank of ChinaFinancial services$136 2.6%508,726BeijingZhao Huan[29]
30VerizonTelecommunications$132 3.6%177,700New York CityLowell McAdam[30]
31ChevronOil and gas$131 35.7%61,500San Ramon, CaliforniaJohn Watson[31]
32E·ONElectric utility$129 14.6%56,490EssenJohannes Teyssen[32]
33AXAFinancial services$129 19.8%98,279ParisThomas Buberl[33]
34Allianz$123 10.2%142,459MunichOliver Bäte[34]
35Bank of China$122 1.1%310,042BeijingChen Siqing[35]
36HondaAutomotive$122 0.3%208,399TokyoTakahiro Hachigo[36]
37Japan PostConglomerate$119 8.4%250,876TokyoMasatsugu Nagato[37]
38CostcoRetail$118 3.2%161,000Issaquah, WashingtonW. Craig Jelinek[38]
39BNP ParibasFinancial services$112 10.3%181,551ParisJean-Laurent Bonnafé[39]
40Fannie Mae$110 5.2%7,300Washington, D.C.Timothy Mayopoulos[40]
41Ping An Insurance$110 28.2%275,011ShenzhenMa Mingzhe[41]
42KrogerRetail$110 1.3%431,000CincinnatiRodney McMullen[42]
43Société GénéraleFinancial services$108 8.9%151,149ParisFrédéric Oudéa[43]
44AmazonInternet$107 20.2%230,800SeattleJeff Bezos[44]
45China MobileTelecommunications$107 0.7%436,651BeijingLi Yue[45]
46SAIC MotorAutomotive$107 4.3%92,780ShanghaiChen Zhixin[46]
47Walgreens Boots AlliancePharmaceuticals$103 35.4%302,500Deerfield, IllinoisStefano Pessina[47]
48HPConsumer electronics$103 7.3%287,000Palo Alto, CaliforniaDion Weisler[48]
49Assicurazioni GeneraliFinancials$102 13.7%76,191TriestePhilippe Donnet[49]
50Cardinal HealthPharmaceuticals$102 12.6%34,500Dublin, OhioGeorge S. Barrett[50]
  1.  "Ping An Insurance"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  2. "Kroger"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  3.  "Société Générale"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  4.  "Amazon.com"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  5.  "China Mobile Communications"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016
  1.  "Honda Motor"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  2. "Japan Post Holdings"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  3.  "Costco"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  4.  "BNP Paribas"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  5.  "Fannie Mae"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  1.  "SAIC Motor"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  2.  "Walgreens Boots Alliance"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  3. "HP"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  4. "Assicurazioni Generali"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved January 12, 2017.

  5.  "Cardinal Health"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved January 12, 2017.
  1.  "Chevron"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  2.  "E.ON"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  3.  "AXA"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  4.  "Allianz"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  5.  "Bank of China"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016
  1.  "Hon Hai Precision Industry"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  2.  "General Electric"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  3. "China State Construction Engineering"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  4. "AmerisourceBergen"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  5.  "Agricultural Bank of China"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.
  1.  "General Motors"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  2.  "Ford Motor"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  3.  "China Construction Bank"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  4.  "AT&T"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

  5.  "Total"Fortune. Global 500. Retrieved November 16, 2016.