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Global 500 March 2010

Global 500 March 2010 Market values and prices at 31 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country
  • Sector
  • Price ($) ($m)

12
1 Petrochina 2 Exxon Mobil 3 Microsoft
China US US
Oil & gas producers Oil & gas producers Software & computer services Banks
1.2 329,259.7
67.0 316,230.8 29.3 256,864.7
0.8 246,419.8
3

  • 4
  • 4 Indl & Coml Bank of China

10 Apple
7 BHP Billiton
China

  • US
  • 5
  • Technology hardware & equipment

Mining General retailers
235.0 213,096.7
40.0 209,935.1 55.6 209,000.7
121,800.0 200,620.5
18.2 194,246.2
9.6 192,998.6

  • 6
  • Australia/UK

US US

  • 7
  • 5 Wal-Mart Stores

24 Berkshire Hathaway 20 General Electric 11 China Mobile
6 China Construction Bank
15 Nestle

  • 8
  • Nonlife insurance

  • 9
  • US
  • General industrials

Mobile telecommunications Banks
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Hong Kong China Switzerland Brazil US
0.8 191,517.0

  • Food producers
  • 51.3 187,255.0

22.2 186,239.5 63.3 183,773.4 65.2 179,708.1 17.9 179,073.9 44.8 177,792.1
9.5 177,609.1

  • 9 Petrobras
  • Oil & gas producers

Household goods & home construction Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Banks
16 Procter & Gamble 14 Johnson & Johnson 38 Bank of America 18 JP Morgan Chase 13 BP
US US US UK
Banks Oil & gas producers Oil & gas producers Banks
12 Royal Dutch Shell
8 HSBC
17 IBM
Netherlands UK US
29.0 176,968.1 10.1 176,573.5
128.3 166,597.1
32.0 162,829.9 31.1 161,454.5 25.8 152,509.6 75.8 152,293.4
0.5 152,289.6
Software & computer services Industrial metals & mining Banks

  • 31 Vale
  • Brazil

US US
33 Wells Fargo & Co 19 AT&T 22 Chevron
Fixed line telecommunications Oil & gas producers Banks
US China US
23 Bank of China 34 Cisco Systems 29 Novartis
Technology hardware & equipment Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Software & computer services
26.0 149,038.2 54.1 142,709.6
162.5 140,875.6 567.1 138,934.1
Switzerland Switzerland US
27 Roche Holding 26 Google

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Global 500 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country

US

  • Sector
  • Price ($) ($m)

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

  • 28 Pfizer
  • Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology

Automobiles & parts Oil & gas producers Oil & gas producers Mining
17.2 138,365.7 40.1 138,192.6
5.8 137,995.6
58.2 136,580.4 59.2 134,040.1
0.8 133,902.4
25.7 129,040.8 55.0 126,781.7 53.2 124,641.6 22.3 123,129.8
4.8 122,532.9 2.3 121,362.3
723.0 117,349.5
37.4 116,356.9
4.1 115,663.4
13.3 109,566.6 66.2 109,341.8 23.7 108,322.9 54.7 101,072.4 19.2 99,657.4 74.7 98,464.3 52.2 98,110.9 23.5 94,142.6
100.3 91,727.5
76.9 91,195.6
170.6 89,794.2
21.9 88,572.6 31.0 87,964.1 38.7 87,499.9
4.3 84,505.7
30.3 84,207.0
7.9 84,133.3
58.6 83,287.4 52.7 81,793.2
30 Toyota Motor 32 Gazprom 25 Total
Japan Russia France Australia/UK China US
40 Rio Tinto

  • 21 Sinopec
  • Oil & gas producers

Software & computer services Beverages
41 Oracle

  • 37 Coca Cola
  • US

  • US
  • 43 Hewlett-Packard

44 Intel
Technology hardware & equipment Technology hardware & equipment Life insurance
US China UK
36 China Life Insurance 42 Vodafone Group 46 Samsung Electronics 45 Merck
Mobile telecommunications Technology hardware & equipment Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Banks
South Korea US

  • US
  • 55 Citigroup

35 Banco Santander 54 PepsiCo 39 Telefonica
Spain US
Banks Beverages
Spain France UK
Fixed line telecommunications

  • Electricity
  • 48 EDF

47 GlaxoSmithKline 49 Sanofi-Aventis 57 Philip Morris International 50 ENI
Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Tobacco
France US

  • Italy
  • Oil & gas producers

General industrials Banks

  • 62 Siemens
  • Germany

France US
53 BNP Paribas 61 Goldman Sachs 59 Itau Unibanco 56 Verizon Communications 52 GDF Suez
Financial services

  • Banks
  • Brazil

  • US
  • Fixed line telecommunications

Gas, water & multiutilities Mining
France

  • China
  • 51 China Shenhua Energy

58 Unilever 60 Rosneft
Netherlands/UK Food producers Russia Canada US
Oil & gas producers Banks Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology
70 Royal Bank Canada 65 Abbott Laboratories

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Global 500 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country
  • Sector

Beverages

Price ($) ($m)

65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
64 Anheuser-Busch Inbev 81 Saudi Basic Industries 72 Commonwealth Bank of Australia 69 Reliance Industries 71 ConocoPhillips 78 Westpac Banking 67 Schlumberger
Belgium Saudi Arabia Australia India
50.5 80,963.0 26.5 79,596.8 51.7 79,271.2 23.9 78,670.8 51.2 76,081.5 25.6 76,059.5 63.5 75,874.9
5.2 74,194.3
37.0 74,013.6 23.2 73,918.9
1.6 73,521.5
66.7 71,788.1 42.0 70,517.9 73.6 68,929.3 34.5 68,797.5 84.5 68,659.6 44.0 68,623.8 34.9 67,708.4
1,524.0 66,734.7
42.2 66,374.5
5.5 65,813.4 2.9 65,214.1
35.3 64,800.2 44.6 64,625.9 74.6 64,406.1
1.0 63,713.8
24.0 63,489.5
105.4 63,105.5
46.3 61,806.4 51.6 61,176.8
135.8 60,356.0
83.6 59,495.5 48.5 59,492.3 64.0 59,441.4
Chemicals Banks Oil & gas producers Oil & gas producers Banks
US Australia

  • US
  • Oil equipment & services

  • Banks
  • 75 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial

63 E On 66 Statoil
Japan Germany Norway Hong Kong US
Gas, water & multiutilities Oil & gas producers Oil & gas producers Travel & leisure
74 CNOOC 79 McDonald's

  • 68 Qualcomm
  • US

US
Technology hardware & equipment Aerospace & defence Tobacco
85 United Technologies 86 British American Tobacco 84 Occidental Petroleum 73 ArcelorMittal
UK

  • US
  • Oil & gas producers

Industrial metals & mining Media
Netherlands

  • US
  • 95 Walt Disney

  • 92 NTT DoCoMo
  • Japan

Japan UK
Mobile telecommunications Fixed line telecommunications Banks
90 Nippon Telegraph & Telephone
128 Barclays
89 Sberbank of Russia 91 Honda Motor 77 AstraZeneca
Russia Japan UK
Banks Automobiles & parts Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology

  • Banks
  • 118 Toronto-Dominion Bank

122 Lloyds Banking Group
83 France Telecom 80 L'Oreal
Canada

  • UK
  • Banks

Fixed line telecommunications Personal goods
France France Japan Switzerland US

  • 109 Canon
  • Technology hardware & equipment

  • Banks
  • 96 Credit Suisse Group

99 Amazon.Com 97 3M
General retailers General industrials Software & computer services Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology
US Germany Israel
100 SAP 125 Teva Pharmaceutical

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Global 500 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country
  • Sector
  • Price ($) ($m)

  • 99
  • 87 Deutsche Telekom

124 ANZ Banking
88 Bank of Communications
137 Nokia
Germany Australia China Finland UK
Mobile telecommunications Banks Banks
13.6 59,221.7 23.3 58,966.8
1.2 58,930.1
15.6 58,428.1 17.3 58,397.4 59.8 58,135.3 16.3 57,939.3 43.6 57,393.4
8.6 57,386.2
117.1 57,331.3
3.0 57,134.2
62.1 57,071.2
125.6 57,015.7
18.4 56,527.9 67.8 56,038.7 18.9 55,660.4 27.3 55,301.1 72.6 55,013.3 32.4 54,779.5 25.3 53,577.0 18.8 52,773.5
6.6 52,743.9 2.7 52,710.4 5.6 52,678.0
30.2 52,350.6 24.5 52,334.3 50.2 51,597.0
2.5 51,517.5
91.3 51,501.6 13.7 51,375.0 22.3 51,035.0 21.9 50,964.8 32.6 50,813.8 36.6 50,761.8
100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132
Technology hardware & equipment Oil & gas producers Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Banks
93 BG Group
103 Amgen 111 UBS
US Switzerland

  • UK
  • 101 Anglo American

94 Ping An Insurance
112 LVMH
Mining
China France Italy
Life insurance Personal goods

  • Banks
  • 107 Unicredit

  • 102 Basf
  • Germany

Germany Brazil Germany UK
Chemicals
104 Allianz
98 Bradesco
Nonlife insurance Banks

  • Chemicals
  • 82 Bayer

  • 119 Xstrata
  • Mining

  • Banks
  • 127 Standard Chartered

170 Boeing
UK

  • US
  • Aerospace & defence

General retailers Banks
131 Home Depot 123 National Australia Bank 139 Comcast
US Australia US UK
Media
113 Tesco 129 China Merchants Bank 114 Enel
Food & drug retailers Banks Electricity
China Italy

  • US
  • 166 Kraft Foods

117 Oil & Natural Gas 136 Bank of Nova Scotia 134 AMX
Food producers Oil & gas producers Banks
India Canada Mexico Brazil Spain France Switzerland Canada US
Mobile telecommunications Beverages Banks
108 Ambev
76 BBV Argentaria
116 Axa 143 ABB
Nonlife insurance Industrial engineering Oil & gas producers Food & drug retailers
110 Suncor Energy 142 CVS Caremark

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Global 500 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country
  • Sector
  • Price ($) ($m)

  • 133
  • 121 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

106 Daimler 115 RWE
Taiwan Germany Germany US
Technology hardware & equipment Automobiles & parts Gas, water & multiutilities Health care equipment & services Banks
1.9 50,162.6
47.2 50,039.4 88.8 49,674.3 45.0 49,601.9 25.9 49,563.6 41.3 49,376.9
161.6 48,395.4
56.8 48,293.8 77.2 47,911.8
337.1 47,758.7
65.2 47,603.3
3.7 47,011.6
12.3 46,805.4 33.1 46,761.9 63.0 46,614.8 29.3 46,380.8 64.4 45,996.9
5.1 45,870.8
26.7 45,868.4
8.5 44,597.6
26.2 44,482.6 96.8 44,174.4 16.7 43,469.0 91.0 42,718.6 20.5 42,692.5 16.8 42,025.2 85.3 41,966.4 36.2 41,766.9 12.6 41,448.5
217.8 41,371.4
74.2 41,336.7 66.0 41,165.1 45.5 41,015.5 29.3 40,950.0
134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166
133 Medtronic 150 US Bancorp 135 American Express 132 Alcon
US

  • US
  • Financial services

Health care equipment & services Oil & gas producers Banks
US
138 Lukoil 145 Deutsche Bank 198 Nintendo
Russia Germany Japan Sweden Italy
Leisure goods
161 Hennes & Mauritz 105 Intesa Sanpaolo 120 Santander Brasil 251 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 126 Societe Generale 140 SabMiller
General retailers Banks

  • Banks
  • Brazil

Japan France UK
Banks Banks Beverages
163 United Parcel Service 180 Walmex
US Mexico US
Industrial transportation General retailers Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Electricity
149 Bristol Myers Squibb 130 Iberdrola 154 Mitsubishi
Spain Japan Germany Brazil US
Support services Automobiles & parts Banks
152 Volkswagen 148 Banco Brasil

  • 164 Visa
  • Financial services

Tobacco Beverages
160 Altria Group 146 Diageo
US UK
159 Colgate-Palmolive 158 Eli Lilly 210 Ford Motor
US US
Personal goods Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Automobiles & parts Financial services Technology hardware & equipment General retailers Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Financial services
US

  • US
  • 147 Blackrock

179 Research In Motion 175 Inditex
Canada Spain

  • US
  • 173 Gilead Sciences

  • 165 Morgan Stanley
  • US

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Global 500 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country
  • Sector

Industrial metals & mining Banks

Price ($) ($m)

  • 167
  • 141 Posco
  • South Korea

France Canada Sweden Denmark US
466.7 40,686.4
17.5 40,678.1 74.1 40,205.6
9.9 39,970.3
77.7 39,840.7 14.4 39,833.3 54.9 39,765.5
1.0 39,406.8
62.9 39,263.8 60.4 39,046.2 71.4 38,972.0 52.6 38,888.0
8.6 38,753.1 0.7 38,692.2
15.0 38,573.9 38.3 38,487.3 10.0 38,315.7
4.6 38,017.8 0.8 37,972.0
50.3 37,878.1
256.8 37,851.3
32.7 37,816.6 38.4 37,809.4 15.3 37,541.4 24.0 37,435.7 30.9 37,315.3
3,724.3 37,243.1
4.3 37,143.4
73.3 37,037.5 18.0 36,973.7 20.1 36,589.4 72.8 36,477.2 37.1 36,289.9
2.3 36,124.9
168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200
157 Credit Agricole 171 Canadian Natural Resources 156 Nordea Bank 203 Novo Nordisk 181 News Corp
Oil & gas producers Banks Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Media
172 Reckitt Benckiser 189 Surgutneftegas 186 Caterpillar
UK Russia US
Household goods & home construction Oil & gas producers Industrial engineering

  • Food producers
  • 167 Danone

144 Monsanto 183 Target
France US US
Food producers General retailers
169 Nissan Motor 279 Royal Bank of Scotland 176 Sun Hung Kai Properties 253 Sony
Japan UK
Automobiles & parts Banks
Hong Kong Japan Netherlands India
Real estate investment & services Leisure goods

  • Life insurance
  • 178 ING

  • 155 NTPC
  • Electricity

  • Banks
  • 151 China Citic Bank

219 Emerson Electric 213 Zurich Financial Services 187 Unitedhealth
China

  • US
  • Electronic & electrical equipment

  • Nonlife insurance
  • Switzerland

  • US
  • Health care equipment & services

Mining Leisure goods
174 Barrick Gold 191 Panasonic 153 Generali
Canada Japan

  • Italy
  • Nonlife insurance

Financial services Tobacco
199 Bank of New York Mellon 200 Japan Tobacco 162 Hon Hai Precision Industry 215 Union Pacific 185 EMC
US Japan Taiwan US
Electronic & electrical equipment Industrial transportation Technology hardware & equipment Software & computer services Oil & gas producers Food & drug retailers Fixed line telecommunications
US
168 Tencent Holdings 233 Anadarko Petroleum 184 Walgreen
Hong Kong US US

  • 190 Singapore Telecom
  • Singapore

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Global 500 March 2010

Global Rank March 2010
Global Rank December 2009
Market value

  • Company
  • Country
  • Sector

Electricity

Price ($) ($m)

  • 201
  • 197 Tokyo Electric Power

193 Freeport-McMoran Copper & Gold 195 Time Warner
Japan US US
26.7 36,080.3 83.5 35,969.4 31.3 35,967.7 43.3 35,638.1
119.5 35,395.3
27.0 35,202.5
184.6 35,182.3
4.4 35,115.8
202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234
Industrial metals & mining Media

  • Life insurance
  • 249 Metlife
  • US

Canada US
214 Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan 237 Ebay 275 Norilsk Nickel
Chemicals General retailers Industrial metals & mining Life insurance
Russia China US
212 China Pacific Insurance 194 Lowe's Companies 188 Baxter International 209 Takeda Pharmaceutical 211 Manulife Financial 241 Honeywell International 238 Ericsson
General retailers Health care equipment & services Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology Life insurance
24.2 34,987.7 58.2 34,886.5 44.0 34,776.0 19.8 34,720.3 45.3 34,611.3 10.6 34,564.7 22.8 34,198.6
101.5 34,159.8
2.7 34,148.7
US Japan Canada

  • US
  • General industrials

Technology hardware & equipment Banks
Sweden Saudi Arabia US
255 Al Rajhi Bank

  • 192 Apache
  • Oil & gas producers

Fixed line telecommunications Software & computer services Food & drug retailers Chemicals
177 Telstra 224 Tata Consultancy Services 196 Carrefour
Australia

  • India
  • 17.4 34,039.3

48.3 34,037.8 29.6 34,014.2 60.8 33,904.2 29.2 33,773.0 37.2 33,718.9 43.0 33,458.5 58.3 33,394.9 26.8 32,949.0 38.9 32,865.4
7,633.7 32,811.5
38.7 32,774.2
162.6 32,093.6
7.1 31,976.7
France

  • US
  • 223 Dow Chemical

245 Bank of Montreal 208 Wesfarmers
Canada Australia US
Banks General retailers

  • Chemicals
  • 236 E I Du Pont de Nemours

221 Woodside Petroleum 218 Infosys Technologies 182 Vivendi
Australia India
Oil & gas producers Software & computer services

  • Media
  • France

US/UK Denmark Canada Germany Sweden Australia France US

  • 268 Carnival
  • Travel & leisure

235 A P Moller - Maersk 202 Imperial Oil 230 Munich Re
Industrial transportation Oil & gas producers Nonlife insurance Mobile telecommunications Food & drug retailers Chemicals
207 TeliaSonera

  • 227 Woolworths
  • 25.7 31,868.1

120.3 31,790.4
33.8 31,617.1
225 Air Liquide

  • 220 DirecTV
  • Media

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