List of largest companies by revenue
This list comprises the world's largest companies by consolidated 2020 revenue, according to the Fortune Global 500 latest tally published on August 10, 2020.[2] American retail corporation Walmart has been the world's largest company by revenue since 2014.
The list is limited to the top 58 companies, all of which have annual revenues exceeding US$108 billion. Most of the 58 companies are either from the United States or from China. Only companies that publish financial data and report figures to a government agency are included. Therefore, this list is incomplete, as it excludes large companies such as Vitol, Cargill, Koch Industries, Schwarz Group and Kuwait Petroleum Corporation because they do not publish financial data.[3]
List
State-owned enterprise (government owns 50% or more)
| Rank | Name | Industry | Revenue | Profit | Employees | Country[note 1] | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USD millions | |||||||
| 1 | Walmart | Retail |  $523,964 | $14,881 | 2,200,000 |  United States | [4] |
| 2 | Sinopec Group | Oil and gas |  $407,009 | $6,793 | 582,648 |  China | [5] |
| 3 | Amazon | Retail | $386.1 | $11,588 | 1,225,300 | United States |
[6] |
| 4 | State Grid | Electricity | $383,906 | $7,970 | 907,677 | China |
[7] |
| 5 | China National Petroleum | Oil and gas | $379,130 | $4,433 | 1,344,410 | China | [8] |
| 6 | Royal Dutch Shell | Oil and gas | $352,106 | $15,842 | 83,000 |  Netherlands |
[9] |
| 7 | Saudi Aramco | Oil and gas | $329,784 | $88,211 | 79,000 |  Saudi Arabia | [10] |
| 8 | Volkswagen | Automotive | $282,760 | $15,542 | 671,205 |  Germany | [11] |
| 9 | BP | Oil and gas | $282,610 | $4,026 | 72,500 |  United Kingdom | [12] |
| 10 | Toyota | Automotive | $275,288 | $19,096 | 359,542 |  Japan | [13] |
| 11 | Apple | Electronics | $274.515 | $55,256 | 137,000 | United States | [14] |
| 12 | ExxonMobil | Oil and gas | $264,938 | $14,340 | 74,900 | United States | [15] |
| 13 | CVS Health | Healthcare | $256,776 | $6,634 | 290,000 | United States | [16] |
| 14 | Berkshire Hathaway | Financials | $254,616 | $81,417 | 391,500 | United States |
[17] |
| 15 | UnitedHealth | Healthcare | $242,155 | $13,839 | 325,000 | United States |
[18] |
| 16 | McKesson | Healthcare | $231,051 | $900 | 70,000 | United States | [19] |
| 17 | Glencore | Commodities | $215,111 | -$404 | 88,246 |  Switzerland | [20] |
| 18 | China State Construction | Construction | $205,839 | $3,333 | 335,038 | China | [21] |
| 19 | Samsung Electronics | Electronics | $197,705 | $18,453 | 287,439 |  South Korea | [22] |
| 20 | Daimler | Automotive | $193,346 | $2,661 | 298,655 | Germany | [23] |
| 21 | Ping An Insurance | Financials | $184,280 | $21,627 | 372,194 | China | [24] |
| 22 | Alphabet | Information technology | $182.53 | $34,343 | 118,899 | United States | [25] |
| 23 | AT&T | Telecommunications | $181,193 | $13,903 | 247,800 | United States | [26] |
| 24 | AmerisourceBergen | Healthcare | $179,589 | $855 | 21,500 | United States | [27] |
| 25 | ICBC | Financials | $177,069 | $45,194 | 445,106 | China | [28] |
| 26 | Total | Oil and gas | $176,249 | $11,267 | 107,776 |  France | [29] |
| 27 | Foxconn | Electronics | $172,869 | $3,731 | 754,404 |  Taiwan | [30] |
| 28 | Trafigura | Commodities | $171,474 | $872 | 5,106 |  Singapore | [31] |
| 29 | Exor | Holding company | $162,754 | $3,417 | 268,979 | Netherlands | [32] |
| 30 | China Construction Bank | Financials | $158,884 | $38,610 | 370,169 | China | [33] |
| 31 | Ford | Automotive | $155,900 | $47 | 190,000 | United States | [34] |
| 32 | Cigna | Healthcare | $153,566 |
$5,104 | 73,700 | United States |
[35] |
| 33 | Costco | Retail | $152,703 | $3,659 | 201,500 | United States | [36] |
| 34 | AXA | Financials | $148,984 | $4,317 | 99,843 | France | [37] |
| 35 | Agricultural Bank of China | Financials | $147,313 | $30,701 | 467,631 | China | [38] |
| 36 | Chevron | Oil and gas | $146,516 | $2,924 | 48,200 | United States |
[39] |
| 37 | Cardinal Health | Healthcare | $145,534 | $1,363 | 49,500 | United States |
[40] |
| 39 | Microsoft | Information technology | $143 |
$39,420 | 144,000 | United States |
[41] |
| 39 | JPMorgan Chase | Financials | $142,422 | $36,431 | 256,981 | United States |
[42] |
| 40 | Honda | Automotive | $137,332 | $4,192 | 218,674 | Japan |
[43] |
| 41 | General Motors | Automotive | $137,237 | $6,732 | 164,000 | United States | [44] |
| 42 | Walgreens Boots Alliance | Retail | $136,866 | $3,982 | 287,000 | United States | [45] |
| 43 | Mitsubishi | Conglomerate | $135,940 | $4,924 | 86,098 | Japan | [46] |
| 44 | Bank of China | Financials | $135,091 | $27,127 | 309,384 | China | [47] |
| 45 | Verizon | Telecommunications | $131,244 | $19,265 | 135,000 | United States | [48] |
| 46 | China Life Insurance | Insurance | $131,244 | $4,660 | 180,401 | China | [49] |
| 47 | Allianz | Financials | $130,359 | $8,858 | 147,268 | Germany | [50] |
| 48 | Marathon Petroleum | Oil and gas | $124,813 |
$2,637 | 60,910 | United States |
[51] |
| 49 | Huawei | Electronics | $124,316 |
$9,062 | 194,000 | China |
[52] |
| 50 | China Railway Engineering Corporation | Construction | $123,324 |
$1,535 | 302,394 | China |
[53] |
| 51 | Kroger | Retail | $122,286 |
435,000 | United States |
||
| 52 | SAIC Motor | Automotive | $122,071 |
151,785 | China |
||
| 53 | Fannie Mae | Financials | $120,304 |
$14,160 | 7,500 | United States |
|
| 54 | China Railway Construction | Construction | $120,302 |
364,907 | China |
||
| 55 | Bank of America | Financials | $113.589 |
208,131 | United States |
||
| 56 | The Home Depot | Retail | $110.225 |
415,700 | United States |
||
| 57 | Phillips 66 | Oil and Gas | $109,599 |
14,500 | United States |
||
| 58 | Comcast | Telecommunications | $108,942 |
$13,057 | 190,000 | United States |
|
Notes
- as reported by source
See also
- List of largest companies in the United States by revenue
- List of largest private non-governmental companies by revenue
- Forbes Global 2000
- List of companies by employees
- List of corporations by market capitalization
- List of most valuable brands
- List of companies by research and development spending
- List of wealthiest organizations
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