How many Fortune 500 companies are there in Europe?
Breakdown by region. As of August 2020, 200 of Fortune Global 500 companies are located in East Asia (40%), Europe (28%), and North America (28%).
What are the largest companies in Europe?
List of largest European companies by revenue
| Rank | Company | Headquarters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Royal Dutch Shell | Netherlands and United Kingdom |
| 2 | BP | United Kingdom |
| 3 | Volkswagen | Germany |
| 4 | Vitol Group | Netherlands |
What are the top 500 companies called?
The Fortune 500
The Fortune 500 is an annual list of 500 of the largest US companies ranked by total revenues for their respective fiscal years. The list is compiled and published by Fortune magazine.
Which is the richest company in Europe?
In 2020, the Dutch petroleum company Royal Dutch Shell had a revenue of over 352 billion US dollars, the largest of any European company.
Who is the biggest energy supplier in Europe?
Five European energy companies have made to the list of the world’s top ten power companies by revenue….
- Enel – $89.95bn.
- Electricite de France – $79.86bn.
- Engie – $67.3bn.
- E.
- Iberdrola – $40.81bn.
- Exelon Corp – $34.44bn.
- General Electric – $33.96bn.
Who are the largest companies in Central and Eastern Europe?
During 2015, 500 of the largest companies in Central and Eastern Europe increased their revenues by 3.5 percent against 2014. Growth across the region was mainly driven by increasing private consumption in the largest economies, up by 3 percent in Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic and by 5.9 percent in Romania.
Who are the top 10 companies in Ukraine?
Only six companies posted an increase in their revenues in euros during 2015: Myronivskyi Khliboproduct (3.2 percent), Naftogaz Ukrainy (6.7 percent), Kernel (13.3 percent), State Food and Grain Company (15.5 percent), Bunge Ukraine (22.5 percent) and MAU (25.4 percent).
Who is the CEO of Deloitte Central Europe?
– Alastair Teare, CEO of Deloitte Central Europe During 2015, 500 of the largest companies in Central and Eastern Europe increased their revenues by 3.5 percent against 2014.