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TOP 50 companies
TOP 50 Companies Worldwide
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Company
Industry
Revenue
FY
Capitalization
Employees
Listing
Headquarters
CEO
1
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Oil and gas $482.295
December 31, 2012
$408.78
76,9
NYSE: XOM
United States Irving, Texas
Rex W. Tillerson
2
Royal Dutch Shell
Oil and gas $481.7
December 31, 2012
$236.34
90
LSE: RDSA
Netherlands The Hague; United Kingdom London
Peter Voser
3
Walmart
Retail
$469.162
January 31, 2013
$208.36
2,200,000
NYSE: WMT
United States Bentonville, Arkansas
Michael Duke
4
Sinopec Group
Oil and gas $441.365
December 31, 2012 400,513
NYSE: SNP
China Beijing
Su Shulin
5
BP
Oil and gas $388.285
December 31, 2012
$140.27
83,4
LSE: BP
United Kingdom London
Bob Dudley
6
China National Petroleum Corporation
Oil and gas $378.025
December 31, 2011 464
-
China Beijing
Jiang Jiemin
7
Saudi Aramco
Oil and gas $356
2011 est. 54,441
—
Saudi Arabia Dhahran
Khalid A. Al-Falih
8
Vitol
Commodities
$297
January 10, 2012 2,81
-
Netherlands Rotterdam; Switzerland Geneva
Ian Taylor
9
State Grid Corporation of China
Electric utility $265.962
2011

1,564,001
—
China Beijing
Liu Zhenya
10
Chevron
Oil and gas $253.706
December 31, 2011
$211.95
61,189
NYSE: CVX
United States San Ramon, California
John Watson
11
ConocoPhillips
Oil and gas $251.226
December 31, 2011
$96.77
29,8
NYSE: COP
United States Houston, Texas
Ryan M. Lance
12
Toyota
Automotive
$226.106
March 31, 2012
$149.58
325,905
TYO: 7203;NYSE: TM
Japan Toyota, Aichi
Akio Toyoda
13
Total
Oil and gas $215.567
December 31, 2011
$120.37
111,401
Euronext: FP
France Courbevoie
Christophe de Margerie
14
Volkswagen Group
Automotive
$206.264
December 31, 2011
$77.38
501,956
ISIN:DE0007664005
Germany Wolfsburg
Martin Winterkorn
15
Japan Post Holdings
Conglomerate
$201.187
March 31, 2012 229,134
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Japan Tokyo
Jiro
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