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Europe 500 2010 FT Europe 500 2010 A-Z Europe rank Company 2010 3i group 429 A P Moller - Maersk 79 A2A 347 ABB 52 Abertis 175 Acciona 304 Accor 188 Acergy 499 Acerinox 392 ACS Activ.Constr.y Serv. 160 Actelion 349 Adecco 213 Adidas 207 Admiral 370 ADP 265 Aegon 195 Aggreko 391 Ahold 146 Air France-KLM 402 Air Liquide 82 Aixtron 490 Akbank 115 Aker solutions 426 Akzo Nobel 181 Alcatel-Lucent 295 Alfa Laval 334 Allianz 44 Alpha Bank 386 Alstom 122 Amec 450 Anadolu Efes 406 Anglo American 40 Anheuser-Busch Inbev 22 Antofagasta 150 APRR 266 ArcelorMittal 27 ARM Holdings 404 ASML Holding 151 Assa Abloy 316 Associated British Foods 199 AstraZeneca 30 Atlantia 179 Atlas Copco 119 Autonomy 320 Aviva 144 Axa 51 Axel Springer 466 BAE Systems 112 Baloise 421 Baltika Breweries 388 Banca Carige 382 Banca Monte Dei Paschi 263 Banco de Sabadell 322 Banco Espirito Santo 331 Banco Popolare 420 Banco Popular Espanol 228 Banco Santander 10 Bank of Cyprus 468 Bank Zachodni WBK 373 Bankinter 452 Banque Cantonale Vaudoise 448 Barclays 28 Basf 43 Bashneft 327 Bayer 45 BBVA 50 BCP 377 Beiersdorf 155 Bekaert 498 Belgacom 180 BG Group 38 BHP Billiton 23 Bic 476 BIM Birlesik Magazalar 454 Biomerieux 414 BKW FMB Energie 457 BMW 87 BNP Paribas 17 Boliden 458 Bollore 443 Boskalis Westminster 471 Bouygues 126 BP 2 Brenntag 469 Brisa 384 British Airways 433 British American Tobacco 26 British Land 330 British Sky Broadcasting 145 BSH ev Aletleri 475 BT Group 164 Bunzl 492 Burberry group 407 Bureau Veritas 350 Buzzi Unicem 376 Cable & Wireless Worldwide 485 Cairn Energy 251 Cap Gemini 282 Capita Group 302 Carlsberg 183 Carnival 252 Carrefour 77 Casino Guichard-Perrachon 236 Celesio 365 Centrica 99 CEZ 93 CGG Veritas 425 Christian Dior 114 Cie Nationale a Portfeuille 353 Cimentos De Portland 385 CNP Assurances 169 Cobham 418 Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling 227 Coloplast 413 Colruyt 261 Commerzbank 222 Compass Group 156 Continental 221 Corio 342 Credit Agricole 65 Credit Suisse 34 CRH 129 Criteria CaixaCorp 140 Daimler 53 Danisco 500 Danone 70 Danske Bank 132 Dassault Systemes 307 Delhaize 267 Delta Lloyd 453 Deutsche Bank 56 Deutsche Boerse 166 Deutsche Lufthansa 281 Deutsche Post 106 Deutsche Postbank 306 Deutsche Telekom 36 Dexia 218 Diageo 63 DNB Nor 118 Dragon Oil 473 DSM 269 DSV 474 E.On 24 EADS 142 EDF 12 EDF Energies Nouvelles 478 EDP Renovaveis 315 EFG Eurobank Ergasias 390 Eiffage 410 Elan 422 Electrolux 303 Enagas 375 ENEL 49 Energias de Portugal 171 Eni 15 Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi 259 Eramet 243 Eregli Demir Celik 399 Ericsson 76 Erste Group 147 Essilor International 173 Eurasian Natural Resources 98 Eurazeo 465 Eutelsat Communications 273 Exor 483 Experian 223 Federal Grid Company 163 Ferrovial 301 Fiat 148 Finansbank 326 Finmeccanica 278 FLSmidth 482 Fomento Constr.Y Cntr. 409 Fonciere des Regions 366 Fortis 246 Fortum 102 France Telecom 32 Fraport 397 Fresenius 232 Fresenius Medical Care 141 Fresnillo 239 Fugro 380 G4S 361 Galp Energia 176 Gas Natural 136 Gazprom 7 GBL 167 GDF Suez 19 Gea Group 430 Geberit 296 Gecina 308 Gemalto 467 Generali 74 Getinge 369 Givaudan 290 GlaxoSmithKline 13 Groupe Eurotunnel 394 H Lundbeck 480 Haci Omer Sabanci 254 Hal Trust 314 Hammerson 439 Handlowy 484 Hannover Ruck 344 Heidelbergcement 219 Heineken 94 Heineken 209 Hellenic Telecommunications 339 Henkel 103 Hennes & Mauritz 57 Hermes International 161 Hexagon 489 Hochtief 346 Holcim 96 Home Retail Group 491 Hrvatske Telekom 393 HSBC 4 Husqvarna 444 Iberdrola 61 Iberdrola Renovables 128 Icade 354 Icap 479 Iliad 360 Imerys 411 Immoeast 412 Imperial Tobacco 84 Inditex 64 Industrivarden 383 Infineon Technologies 285 ING 72 Inmarsat 372 Inter Rao UES 434 Intercontinental Hotels Group 415 International Power 293 Intesa Sanpaolo 58 Invensys 442 Investec 463 Investor 165 Ipsen 445 ITV 496 JC Decaux 336 Jeronimo Martins 328 Johnson Matthey 358 Julius Bar 289 K + S 201 Kazakhmys 190 KBC Group 130 Kerry Group 364 Kesko 462 KGHM 288 Kingfisher 280 Kinnevik 395 Klepierre 300 Koc Holding 262 Komercni Banka 279 Kone 241 KPN 92 Krka 487 Kuhne+Nagel International 194 Lafarge 109 Lagardere Groupe 371 Land Securities 275 Lanxess 464 Legal & General 274 Legrand 260 Liberty International 403 Linde 110 Lindt 470 Lloyds Banking Group 31 Lonmin 343 Lonza 424 L'Oreal 33 Lukoil 55 Luxottica 189 LVMH 41 Magnit 277 Magyar Telekom 432 Man 193 Man Group 333 Mapfre 214 Marks & Spencer 249 Mechel 197 Mediaset 220 Mediobanca 238 Mediolanum 428 Merck 374 Metro 116 Metso 396 Michelin 211 MMC Norilsk Nickel 75 Mobile Telesystems 133 Mobistar 481 Mol Magyar 215 Morrison (Wm) Supermarkets 198 Moscow Muncipal Bank 379 Mosenergo 367 MRSK 305 Munich Re 80 National Bank of Greece 192 National Grid 97 Natixis 149 Neste Oil 416 Nestle 1 Next 338 Nokia 37 Nordea Bank 66 Norsk Hydro 233 Novartis 5 Novatek 111 Novo Nordisk 67 Novolipetsk Steel 107 Novozymes 341 OGK-4 398 Old Mutual 224 Omv 205 Opap 299 Orkla 242 OTP Bank 230 Outokumpu 449 Pargesa 325 Parmalat 405 Partners Group 472 Pearson 184 Pekao 153 Pernod-Ricard 101 Petrofac 332 Petroleos (Cepsa) 286 Peugeot 310 PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna 170 Philips Electronics 83 PKN Orlen 348 PKO Bank 154 Polish Oil and Gas 284 Polymetal 435 Polyus Gold 235 Porsche AML 368 Portugal Telecom 225 PPR 137 Prudential 105 Prysmian 497 Public Power 446 Publicis 257 Puma Rudolf Dassler 400 Qiagen 378 Raiffeisen International Bank 292 Randgold Resources 311 Randstad 270 Raspadskaya 355 Ratos 363 Reckitt Benckiser 68 Red Electrica de Espana 298 Reed Elsevier 121 Renault 177 Rentokil Initial 495 Repsol-YPF 88 Rexam 460 Rexel 456 Richemont 108 Richter Gedeon 447 Rio Tinto 18 Roche 6 Rolls-Royce Group 139 Romanian Bank Development 493 Rosneft 21 Rostelecom 423 Royal Bank of Scotland 71 Royal Dutch Shell 3 RSA Insurance Group 324 Rushydro 168 RWE 54 Ryanair Holdings 294 SABMiller 60 Safran 210 Sage Group 401 Sainsbury (J) 240 Saint-Gobain 95 Saipem 135 Salzgitter 362 Sampo 157 Sandvik 158 Sanofi-Aventis 14 Sanoma 494 SAP 35 Sberbank of Russia 29 SCA 226 Scania 186 Schindler 217 Schneider Electric 86 Schroders 345 Scor 408 Scottish & Southern Energy 152 Seadrill 237 SEB 172 Securitas 477 Serco 417 SES 258 Severn Trent 427 Severstal 174 SGS 212 Shire 191 Siemens 16 Sika 488 Silvinit 356 Sistema 229 Skanska 297 SKF 268 SMA Solar Technology 431 Smith & Nephew 250 Smiths Group 319 Snam Rete Gas 125 Societe Generale 59 Sodexo 234 Solvay 253 Sonova 264 Sparkassen Immo-Invest 323 SSAB 357 Standard Chartered 47 Standard Life 317 StatoilHydro 25 STMicroelectronics 244 Stora Enso 337 Straumann 459 Suedzucker 440 Suez Environnement 204 Surgutneftegas 69 Svenska Handelsbanken 123 Swatch Group 131 Swedbank 231 Swedish Match 340 Swiss Life 437 Swiss Re 124 Swisscom 117 Syngenta 90 Synthes 159 Tatneft 206 Technip 248 Tele2 291 Telecinco 461 Telecom Italia 91 Telefonica 11 Telefonica O2 Czech Rep. 287 Telekom Austria 335 Telekomunikacja Polska 283 Telenor 100 TeliaSonera 81 Terna 255 Tesco 48 TF1 451 Thales 271 ThyssenKrupp 127 TMK 419 TNT 216 Total 8 TrygVesta 436 TUI Travel 381 Tullow Oil 138 Tupras 359 Turk Telekomunikasyon 200 Turkcell 178 Turkiye Garanti Bankasi 113 Turkiye Halk Bankasi 245 Turkiye Is Bankasi 162 Turkiye Vakiflar Bankasi 321 UBI Banca 256 UBS 39 UCB 272 Umicore 438 Unibail-Rodamco 120 Unicredito Italiano 42 Unilever 20 United Internet 486 United Utilities 351 UPM-Kymmene 309 Uralkaliy 247 Vallourec 203 Vedanta Resources 202 Veolia Environnement 134 Verbundgesellschaft 187 Vestas Windsystems 196 Vienna Insurance 318 Vimpelcom 143 Vinci 85 Vivendi 78 Vodafone Group 9 Voestalpine 313 Volkswagen 62 Volvo 104 Vopak 387 VTB Bank 89 Wacker Chemie 276 Wartsila 389 Whitbread 455 William Demant 441 Wolseley 312 Wolters Kluwer 329 WPP 182 Xstrata 46 Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi 208 Yara International 185 Zardoya Otis 352 Zurich Financial Services 73 Data from Thomson ONE Banker, Thomson Reuters Datastream and individual companies..
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