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The Global 5000 - Top 100 Oil & Gas Companies Company Name 2013 Tot Revenue ($ mil USD) China Petroleum & Chemical (Sinopec)$ 475,778 Royal Dutch Shell Group $ 451,235 Exxon Mobil Corporation $ 434,763 China National Petroleum $ 432,007 BP plc $ 379,136 Saudi Aramco $ 350,000 Vitol Holding B.V. $ 307,000 Total S.A. $ 236,534 Chevron Corp. $ 220,156 Phillips 66 $ 171,596 Gazprom $ 165,016 ENI SpA $ 154,108 Petrobras $ 141,462 Valero Energy $ 138,074 Pemex $ 125,943 PDVSA $ 120,979 Lukoil $ 119,118 Rosneft Oil $ 117,079 JX Holdings $ 111,014 SK Corporation $ 102,122 Statoil ASA $ 102,100 Petronas $ 100,744 Marathon Petroleum Corporation $ 100,160 China National Offshore Oil $ 95,971 PTT Public Company Limited $ 92,556 Indian Oil $ 81,323 Reliance Industries Limited $ 73,332 Pertamina $ 71,102 Repsol SA $ 69,148 BHP Billiton $ 66,003 OMV Group $ 56,308 ConocoPhillips $ 54,413 Idemitsu Kosan $ 50,350 Energy Transfer Equity $ 48,335 Energy Transfer Equity $ 48,335 Enterprise Products Partners LP $ 47,727 CNOOC Ltd $ 47,219 Schlumberger Limited $ 45,266 Bharat Petroleum $ 43,954 Plains All American Pipeline $ 42,249 Plains GP Holdings $ 42,249 GS Caltex $ 41,715 World Fuel Services $ 41,561 source: http://theglobal5000.com/ Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd. $ 38,958 Suncor Energy $ 37,927 CPC $ 37,689 Ecopetrol S.A. $ 37,684 Tesoro Corporation $ 37,601 PKN Orlen Group $ 36,037 Korea Gas Company $ 34,774 CEFC China Energy $ 34,133 Gas Natural Fenosa $ 33,147 GasTerra $ 32,250 Enbridge, Inc. $ 31,978 Formosa Petrochemicals $ 31,333 Cosmo Oil $ 30,863 Imperial Oil Ltd $ 30,797 Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. $ 30,414 Halliburton Company $ 29,402 Anglo American $ 29,342 Oil & Natural Gas $ 28,850 S-Oil $ 28,467 Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum (Group) $ 28,146 Galp Energia $ 26,191 Ultrapar Holdings Inc $ 25,830 Surgutneftegas $ 25,563 MOL Oil & Gas (Magyar Olaj-es Gazipari$ Nyrt) 24,480 Occidental Petroleum $ 24,455 Empresas COPEC $ 24,339 Caltex Australia $ 23,881 Transneft $ 23,538 National Oilwell Varco $ 22,869 Husky Energy $ 22,643 Baker Hughes, Inc. $ 22,364 Hess Corporation $ 22,284 Neste Oil Corporation $ 21,428 Marquard & Bahls $ 21,063 HollyFrontier Corporation $ 20,160 Global Partners LP $ 19,589 BG Group plc $ 19,192 PBF Energy $ 19,151 Cenovus Energy, Inc. $ 18,657 PTT Global Chemical Public Company Ltd$ 17,969 Chesapeake Energy Corporation $ 17,506 Sunoco Logistics Partners $ 16,639 Apache Corporation $ 16,402 Essar Oil $ 16,327 Saipem SpA $ 16,275 Weatherford International $ 15,263 Canadian Natural Resources $ 15,195 source: http://theglobal5000.com/ Osaka Gas Co Ltd $ 15,126 Saras SpA $ 14,765 ONEOK, Inc. $ 14,602 Anadarko Petroleum Corporation $ 14,581 Marathon Oil Corporation $ 14,501 EOG Resources $ 14,487 Preem AB $ 13,714 Rabigh Refining & Petrochemical Company$ 13,489 Inpex Holdings Inc. $ 13,346 Thai Oil Public Company Limited $ 13,005 source: http://theglobal5000.com/ source: http://theglobal5000.com/ source: http://theglobal5000.com/.

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