List of largest companies by revenue

This list comprises the world's largest companies by consolidated revenue, according to the annually ranked Fortune Global 500 published by Fortune magazine, as well as other sources.[2] Out of 50 largest companies 22 are American, 17 Asian and 11 European.[2]

This is limited to the largest 50 companies, all of which have annual revenues exceeding US$130 billion. This list is incomplete, as not all companies disclose their information to the media or general public.[3] Information in the list relates to the most recent fiscal year (mostly FY 2023 or 2024).

List

Rank Name Industry Revenue Profit Employees Headquarters[note 1] State-owned Ref.
USD (in millions)
1 Walmart Retail $680,985 $19,436 2,100,000 United States [1]
2 Amazon Retail
information technology		 $637,959 $59,248 1,556,000 [4]
3 State Grid Corporation of China Electricity $545,948 $9,204 1,361,423 China [5]
4 Saudi Aramco Oil and gas $480,446 $106,246 73,311 Saudi Arabia [6]
5 China Petrochemical Corporation $429,700 $9,393 513,434 China [7]
6 China National Petroleum Corporation $476,000 $25,250 1,026,301 [8]
7 UnitedHealth Group Healthcare $400,278 $14,405 400,000 United States [9]
8 Apple Information technology $391,035 $93,736 164,000 [10]
9 Berkshire Hathaway Financials $371,433 $88,995 392,400 [11]
10 CVS Health Healthcare $357,776 $8,344 259,500 [12]
11 Alphabet Information technology $350,018 $100,118 183,323 [13]
12 Volkswagen Group Automotive $348,408 $17,945 684,025 Germany [14]
13 ExxonMobil Oil and gas $344,582 $36,010 61,500 United States [15]
14 Vitol Commodities $331,000 $13,000 1,560  Switzerland [16][17]
15 Shell Oil and gas $323,183 $19,359 103,000 United Kingdom [18]
16 China State Construction Engineering Construction $320,431 $4,272 382,894 China [19]
17 Toyota Automotive $312,018 $34,214 380,793 Japan [20]
18 McKesson Healthcare $308,951 $3,002 48,000 United States [21]
19 Cencora Healthcare $262,173 $1,745 44,000 [22]
20 Microsoft Information technology $245,122 $88,136 228,000 [23]
21 Trafigura Commodities $244,280 $7,393 12,479 Singapore [24]
22 Costco Retail $242,290 $6,292 316,000 United States [25]
23 JPMorgan Chase Financials $239,425 $49,552 309,926 [26]
24 Industrial and Commercial Bank of China $222,484 $51,417 419,252 China [27]
25 TotalEnergies Oil and gas $218,945 $21,384 102,579 France [28]
26 Glencore Commodities $217,829 $4,280 83,426 Switzerland [29]
27 BP Oil and gas $213,032 $15,239 79,400 United Kingdom [30]
28 Cardinal Health Healthcare $205,012 $261 47,520 United States [31]
29 Stellantis Automotive $204,908 $20,103 258,275 Netherlands [32]
30 Chevron Oil and gas $200,949 $21,369 45,600 United States [33]
31 China Construction Bank Financials $199,826 $46,990 376,871 China [34]
32 Samsung Electronics Electronics $198,257 $11,082 267,860 South Korea [35]
33 Foxconn $197,876 $4,563 621,393 Taiwan [36]
34 Cigna Healthcare $195,265 $5,164 71,413 United States [37]
35 Agricultural Bank of China Financials $192,398 $38,049 451,003 China [38]
36 Schwarz Gruppe Retail $180,576 $16,988 595,000 Germany [39]
37 China Railway Engineering Corporation Construction $178,563 $2,152 314,149 China [40]
38 Cargill Conglomerate $177,000 $17,641 160,000 United States [41]
39 Ford Motor Company Automotive $176,191 $4,347 177,000 [42]
40 Bank of China Financials $172,328 $32,758 306,931 China [43]
41 Bank of America $171,912 $26,515 212,985 United States [44]
42 General Motors Automotive $171,842 $10,127 163,000 [45]
43 Elevance Health Healthcare $171,340 $5,987 104,900 [46]
44 BMW Group Automotive $168,103 $12,205 154,950 Germany [47]
45 Mercedes-Benz Group Automotive $165,638 $15,417 166,056 Germany [48]
46 China Railway Construction Corporation Construction $160,847 $1,701 336,433 China [49]
47 Baowu Steel $157,216 $2,494 258,697 [50]
48 Citigroup Financials $156,820 $9,228 237,925 United States [51]
49 Enel Energy $147,100 $3,400 61,060 Italy [52]

By country

Breakdown by country
Rank Country Companies
1 United States of America 22
2 China 11
3 Germany 4
4 United Kingdom 2
4  Switzerland 2
5 Japan 1
5  France 1
5 Italy 1
5 Netherlands 1
5 South Korea 1
5 Saudi Arabia 1
5 Singapore 1
5 Taiwan 1

Notes

  1. ^ As reported by source.

See also

References

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