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Walmart has been the world's largest company by revenue since 2014.[1]

This list comprises the world's largest companies by consolidated 2018 revenue, according to the Fortune Global 500 latest tally published on July 22, 2019.[2] American retail corporation Walmart has been the world's largest company by revenue since 2014, with US$514 billion in revenue in 2018.[3] Walmart was also the largest company in the world by revenue from 2002 to 2005, from 2007 to 2008, and from 2010 to 2017.

The list is limited to the top 50 companies, all of which have annual revenues exceeding US$110 billion. 33 out of the 50 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large companies such as Vitol, Cargill, Koch Industries, Schwarz Group and Kuwait Petroleum Corporation because they do not publish financial data.[4]

List of largest companies by revenue

  State-owned enterprise (government owns 50% or more)

Rank Name Industry Revenue
(USD millions) 		Profit
(USD millions) 		Employees Country Ref
1 Walmart Retail $514,405 Increase $6,670 2,200,000 United States United States [5]
2 Sinopec Group Oil and gas $414,650 Increase $5,845 619,151 China China [6]
3 Royal Dutch Shell Oil and gas $396,556 Increase $23,352 81,000 Netherlands Netherlands /
United Kingdom United Kingdom 		[7]
4 China National Petroleum Oil and gas $392,976 Increase $2,270 1,382,401 China China [8]
5 State Grid Electricity $387,056 Increase $8,174 917,717 China China [9]
6 Saudi Aramco Oil and gas $355,905 Increase $110,974 76,418 Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia [10]
7 BP Oil and gas $303,738 Increase $9,383 73,000 United Kingdom United Kingdom [11]
8 ExxonMobil Oil and gas $290,212 Increase $20,840 71,000 United States United States [12]
9 Volkswagen Automotive $278,341 Increase $14,332 664,496 Germany Germany [13]
10 Toyota Automotive $272,612 Increase $16,982 370,870 Japan Japan [14]
11 Apple Electronics $265,595 Increase $59,531 132,000 United States United States [15]
12 Berkshire Hathaway Financials $247,837 Increase $4,021 389,000 United States United States [16]
13 Amazon Retail $232,887 Increase $10,073 647,000 United States United States [17]
14 UnitedHealth Healthcare $226,247 Increase $11,986 300,000 United States United States [18]
15 Samsung Electronics Electronics $221,579 Increase $39,895 221,579 South Korea South Korea [19]
16 Glencore Commodities $219,754 Increase $3,408 85,504 Switzerland Switzerland [20]
17 McKesson Healthcare $214,319 Increase $34 70,000 United States United States [21]
18 Daimler Automotive $197,515 Increase $8,555 298,683 Germany Germany [22]
19 CVS Health Healthcare $194,579 Decrease -$594 295,000 United States United States [23]
20 Total Oil and gas $184,106 Increase $11,446 104,460 France France [24]
21 China State Construction Construction $181,524 Increase $3,159 302,827 China China [25]
22 Trafigura Commodities $180,744 Increase $849 4,316 Singapore Singapore [26]
23 Foxconn Electronics $175,617 Increase $4,281 667,680 Taiwan New Zealand [27]
24 Exor Holding company $175,009 Increase $1,589 314,790 Netherlands Netherlands [28]
25 AT&T Conglomerate $170,756 Increase $19,370 254,000 United States United States [29]
26 ICBC Financials $168,979 Increase $45,002 449,296 China China [30]
27 AmerisourceBergen Pharmaceutical distribution $167,939 Increase $1,658 20,500 United States United States [31]
28 Chevron Oil and gas $166,339 Increase $14,824 48,600 United States United States [32]
29 Ping An Insurance Financials $163,597 Increase $16,237 342,550 China China [33]
30 Ford Automotive $160,338 Increase $3,677 199,000 United States United States [34]
31 China Construction Bank Financials $151,110 Increase $38,498 366,996 China China [35]
32 General Motors Automotive $147,049 Increase $8,014 173,000 United States United States [36]
33 Mitsubishi Conglomerate $145,243 Increase $5,328 79,994 Japan Japan [37]
34 Honda Automotive $143,302 Increase $5,504 219,772 Japan Japan [38]
35 Costco Retail $141,576 Increase $3,134 194,000 United States United States [39]
36 Agricultural Bank of China Financials $139,523 Increase $30,656 477,526 China China [40]
37 Alphabet Internet $136,819 Increase $30,736 98,771 United States United States [41]
38 Cardinal Health Pharmaceutical distribution $136,809 Increase $256 50,200 United States United States [42]
39 SAIC Motor Automotive $136,392 Increase $5,443 147,738 China China [43]
40 Walgreens Boots Alliance Retail $131,537 Increase $5,024 299,000 United States United States [44]
41 JPMorgan Chase Financials $131,412 Increase $32,474 256,105 United States United States [45]
42 Gazprom Oil and gas $131,302 Increase $23,199 466,100 Russia Russia [46]
43 Verizon Telecommunications $130,863 Increase $15,528 144,500 United States United States [47]
44 Bank of China Financials $127,714 Increase $27,255 310,119 China China [48]
45 Allianz Financials $126,779 Increase $8,806 142,460 Germany Germany [49]
46 AXA Financials $125,578 Increase $2,525 104,065 France France [50]
47 Kroger Retail $121,162 Increase $3,110 453,000 United States United States [51]
48 General Electric Conglomerate $120,268 Decrease -$22,355 283,000 United States United States [52]
49 Fannie Mae Financials $120,101 Increase $15,959 7,400 United States United States [53]
50 Lukoil Oil and gas $119,145 Increase $9,863 102,500 Russia Russia [54]

See also

References

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