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Infrastructure 500 2020 Bentley Infrastructure 500 Top Owners 2020 Edition About Bentley Systems Bentley is a global leader in providing architects, engineers, geospatial professionals, constructors, and owner- operators with comprehensive software solutions for advancing the design, construction, and operations of infrastructure. 2020 Bentley Infrastructure 500 Top Owners Ranking The Bentley Infrastructure 500 is a ranking of the top owners of infrastructure around the world from both the public and private sectors that is published annually. The rankings make it possible to readily compare investment levels across types of infrastructure, regions of the world, and public and private organizations. Bentley Systems has compiled the Bentley Infrastructure 500 to help global constituents appreciate and explore the magnitude of investment in infrastructure and the potential to continually increase the return on that investment. The BI 500 ’s value, at over USD 17.3 trillion, is about equal to the combined 2020 GDPs of China and India. Bentley is committed to increasing infrastructure investment returns through BIM advancements that enhance project delivery and asset performance. Infrastructure Value* Headquarters Rank Owner (millions USD) Country 1 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT $528,900 United States 2 EXXONMOBIL $253,018 United States 3 ROYAL DUTCH SHELL $238,349 Netherlands 4 SURGUTGAZPROM $238,266 Russia 5 ELECTRICITE DE FRANCE $171,660 France 6 HIGHWAYS ENGLAND $164,303 United Kingdom 7 PETROBRAS $159,265 Brazil 8 CHEVRON $150,494 United States 9 STATE OF CALIFORNIA $144,635 United States 10 STATE OF TEXAS $144,400 United States 11 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (UNITED KINGDOM) $143,463 United Kingdom 12 KOREA ELECTRIC POWER $141,907 South Korea 13 SAUDI ELECTRICITY $135,002 Saudi Arabia 14 BP AMOCO $132,642 United Kingdom 15 DEPARTMENT OF LAND INFORMATION (AUSTRALIA) $132,064 Australia 16 AT&T $130,128 United States 17 CHINA NATIONAL PETROLEUM $129,120 China 18 PETROLEOS DE VENEZUELA $125,984 Venezuela 19 ROSNEFT $121,562 Russia 20 TOTAL $116,408 France 21 TRANSPORT FOR NEW SOUTH WALES $109,010 Australia 22 STATE OF NEW YORK $107,856 United States 23 WAL-MART STORES $105,208 United States 24 SAMSUNG ENGINEERING $102,813 South Korea 25 DUKE ENERGY $102,127 United States WWW.BENTLEY.COM *As measured by reported net tangible fixed assets. 3 Infrastructure Value* Headquarters Rank Owner (millions USD) Country 26 MINISTERIE VAN FINANCIEN (NETHERLANDS) $101,905 Netherlands 27 CHINA SOUTHERN POWER GRID $98,300 China 28 AMAZON $97,846 United States 29 TOYOTA $96,945 Japan 30 CHINA MOBILE $96,251 China 31 DAIMLER $95,373 Germany 32 NETWORK RAIL (UNITED KINGDOM) $93,223 United Kingdom 33 VERIZON $91,915 United States 34 DEPARTMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES (SOUTH AFRICA) $90,102 South Africa 35 STATE OF FLORIDA $89,530 United States 36 BROOKFIELD ASSET MANAGEMENT $89,264 Canada 37 CHINA PETRO $86,461 China 38 GOOGLE $84,587 United States 39 GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO $83,307 Canada 40 SOUTHERN COMPANY SERVICES $83,080 United States 41 GENERAL MOTORS $82,317 United States 42 NEXTERRA ENERGY $82,010 United States 43 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL $81,854 United States 44 IBERDROLA $80,086 Spain 45 ENEL $79,809 Italy 46 NTT DATA $78,412 Japan 47 EXELON $76,707 United States 48 PETROLIAM NASIONAL BERHAD $74,999 Malaysia 49 VOLKSWAGEN $74,316 Germany 50 RESEAU FERRE DE FRANCE $73,234 France 51 TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER SERVICES $72,581 Japan 52 RODAMCO SVERIGE $72,283 France 53 ENBRIDGE (CANADA) $71,769 Canada 54 RUSSIAN RAILWAYS $70,958 Russia 55 PEMEX $70,861 Mexico 56 ENERGY TRANSFER PARTNERS $70,848 United States 57 STATOIL $69,953 Norway 58 ENI $69,866 Italy 59 DOMINION ENERGY $69,082 United States 60 CHINA TELECOM $68,350 China 61 FORD MOTOR $67,489 United States 62 JARDINE ENGINEERING $67,084 Hong Kong 63 SAN JUAN COAL $66,419 Australia 64 KUWAIT NATIONAL PETROLEUM $65,484 Kuwait 65 LUKOIL $64,569 Russia 66 PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC $63,921 United States 67 BURLINGTON NORTHERN SANTA FE RAIL $63,179 United States 68 COMISION FEDERAL DE ELECTRICIDAD (MEXICO) $63,178 Mexico 69 CHINA NATIONAL OFFSHORE OIL $62,836 China 4 WWW.BENTLEY.COM *As measured by reported net tangible fixed assets. Infrastructure Value* Headquarters Rank Owner (millions USD) Country 70 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES $62,369 India 71 EAST JAPAN RAILWAY $61,197 Japan 72 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER $61,095 United States 73 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA $60,080 Canada 74 NEW YORK CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY $59,995 United States 75 SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY $59,107 Switzerland 76 GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG $58,541 China 77 ENGIE $57,777 France 78 RIO TINTO $57,372 Australia 79 NATIONAL GRID SERVICE $57,106 United Kingdom 80 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA $56,587 United States 81 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD $55,728 United States 82 INDIAN RAILWAYS $55,692 India 83 SUNCOR ENERGY $55,541 Canada 84 INTEL $55,386 United States 85 GLENCORE INTERNATIONAL $55,357 Switzerland 86 DEUTSCHE TELEKOM $55,097 Germany 87 TEMASEK HOLDINGS $53,989 Singapore 88 MICROSOFT $52,904 United States 89 CHINA UNICOM $52,402 China 90 CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES $51,784 Canada 91 TAIWAN POWER $50,908 Taiwan 92 HYDRO-QUEBEC $50,224 Canada 93 CANADIAN MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES $50,122 Canada 94 TRANSPORT FOR LONDON $49,968 United Kingdom 95 TRANSCANADA PIPELINES $49,841 Canada 96 STANFORD UNIVERSITY $49,462 United States 97 COMCAST $48,322 United States 98 MARATHON PETROLEUM $48,074 United States 99 FEDEX $47,525 United States 100 CITY OF LOS ANGELES $46,848 United States 101 VALE $46,576 Brazil 102 KANSAI ELECTRIC POWER $46,532 Japan 103 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND MAIN ROADS (AUSTRALIA) $46,433 Australia 104 CHINA THREE GORGES $46,245 China 105 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY $46,186 United States 106 NISSAN $45,657 Japan 107 CENTRAL JAPAN RAILWAY $45,310 Japan 108 ESKOM $45,153 South Africa 109 EDISON $44,978 United States 110 TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR $44,921 Taiwan 111 CONSOLIDATED EDISON $44,746 United States 112 STATE OF WASHINGTON $44,379 United States 113 SWISS FEDERAL RAILWAYS $43,761 Switzerland WWW.BENTLEY.COM *As measured by reported net tangible fixed assets. 5 Infrastructure Value* Headquarters Rank Owner (millions USD) Country 114 SAUDI ARABIA BASIC INDUSTRIES $43,641 Saudi Arabia 115 VODAFONE $43,587 United Kingdom 116 PTT (THAILAND) $42,946 Thailand 117 CONOCOPHILLIPS $42,269 United States 118 METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (NEW YORK) $41,988 United States 119 GUODIAN UNITED POWER TECHNOLOGY $41,942 China 120 INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHINA $41,743 China 121 CHINA GENERAL NUCLEAR POWER $41,657 China 122 HUANENG POWER $41,607 China 123 ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS PARTNERS $41,603 United States 124 FERROVIE DELLO STATO $41,419 Italy 125 TRANSNEFT $41,296 Russia 126 CHINA NATIONAL NUCLEAR $41,218 China 127 XCEL ENERGY $41,155 United States 128 E.ON $40,254 Germany 129 GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA $39,826 Canada 130 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA $39,451 United States 131 AGUAS ARAUCANIA $38,099 Spain 132 MITSUBISHI $37,785 Japan 133 APPLE $37,378 United States 134 NTPC (INDIA) $37,048 India 135 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS $37,043 United States 136 PPL $36,482 United States 137 KINDER MORGAN $36,419 United States 138 TELEFONICA DE ESPANA $36,205 Spain 139 PSE & G $36,126 United States 140 ENTERGY $36,012 United States 141 GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA $35,992 Canada 142 OIL & NATURAL GAS (INDIA) $35,853 India 143 SHENHUA $35,834 China 144 TIME WARNER CABLE $35,683 United States 145 SPRINT $35,632 United States 146 SUMITOMO HEAVY INDUSTRIES $35,411 Japan 147 KYUSHU ELECTRIC POWER $35,169 Japan 148 TRAFIKVERKET $35,030 Sweden 149 STATE OF GEORGIA $35,015 United States 150 BANK OF CHINA $34,879 China 151 ROADS SERVICE (NORTHERN IRELAND) $34,741 United Kingdom 152 HANDAN IRON & STEEL $34,538 China 153 SK HYNIX $34,421 South Korea 154 INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM INVESTMENT $34,345 United Arab Emirates 155 JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY $34,267 Japan 156 ANGLO OPERATIONS $34,201 United Kingdom 157 MITSUI FUDOSAN $34,005 Japan 6 WWW.BENTLEY.COM *As measured by reported net tangible fixed assets. Infrastructure Value* Headquarters Rank Owner (millions USD) Country 158 AMERICA MOVIL PERU $33,926 Mexico 159 BANQUE PARIBAS $33,914 France 160 TESCO $33,632 United Kingdom 161 ARCELORMITTAL STEEL $33,588 Luxembourg 162 UPS $33,338 United States 163 STATE OF MISSOURI $33,141 United States 164 CVS CAREMARK $32,904 United States 165 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA $32,890 Australia 166 DEUTSCHE BAHN $32,787 Germany 167 CSX TRANSPORTATION $32,700 United States 168 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA $32,215 United States 169 PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY $32,107 United States 170 FIAT $31,812 Netherlands 171 AUCKLAND COUNCIL $31,793 New Zealand 172 FIRSTENERGY $31,650 United States 173 NORFOLK SOUTHERN $31,614 United States 174 FRANCE TELECOM $31,606 France 175 WALT DISNEY $31,603 United States 176 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA $31,368 United States 177 STATE OF TENNESSEE $31,052 United States 178 STATE OF MARYLAND $31,048 United States 179 DELTA AIR LINES $30,964 United States 180 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY $30,775 Canada 181 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO $30,612 Mexico 182 DUBAI ELECTRICITY & WATER AUTHORITY $30,414 United Arab Emirates 183 BOE TECHNOLOGY $30,403 China 184 EOG RESOURCES $30,364 United States 185 CHINA DATANG TECHNOLOGIES & ENG $30,266 China 186 STATE OF ARIZONA $30,118 United States 187 CHENIERE ENERGY $30,112 United States 188 PRAXAIR $30,089 United States 189 CHUBU PLANT SERVICE $30,075 Japan 190 TARGET $29,877 United States 191 STATE OF WISCONSIN $29,873 United States 192 CORPORACION NACIONAL DEL COBRE DE CHILE $29,700 Chile 193 BRITISH TELECOM $29,586 United Kingdom 194 FREEPORT-MCMORAN G/C $29,584 United States 195 NESTLE $29,374 Switzerland 196 VALERO $29,264 United States 197 PROLOGIS $29,225 United States 198 WILLIAMS GAS PIPELINE $29,200 United States 199 KIA MOTORS $29,113 South Korea 200 MTR $28,929 China 201 SONELGAZ $28,893 Algeria WWW.BENTLEY.COM *As measured by reported net tangible fixed assets.
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