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Europe's Leading Economic Region 12 Economy and business Europe’s leading economic region Paris Region is an economic powerhouse, with the EU’s highest GDP, most Fortune 500 company headquarters in Europe, a buzzing startup scene and a thriving research community. The region’s diverse economic landscape encompasses all sectors. Companies are choosing the Paris Region to grow their business. From the Arch of La Défense business district © Carlos Ayesta A dynamic and fast-growing region Top 5 European Regions for GDP (million euros in 2017) The highest GDP in Europe, The Paris Region’s economic equivalent to that of the dynamism benefits from its Netherlands, and higher than position at the heart of the that of Sweden, Poland, world’s economy. Belgium or Norway. The Paris Region is home Access to over 513 million to a truly diversified economy European consumers with industry leaders, innovative start-ups and all key Europe’s highest concentration stakeholders in between. of Fortune 500 corporations GDP per job €110,549 €709b GDP per capita €58,300 INSEE, Eurostat, 2020, data 2017 GDP 31% of France’s GDP 4.6% of EU28 GDP A highly diversified economic landscape Key sectors Paris Region is home to a truly diversified economy with industry leaders, innovative start-ups and all key stakeholders in between. It is renowned for its highly diversified economic landscape and sectors of excellence, including high-value-added service industries and high-tech manufacturing, ie. artificial intelligence, cleantech, deeptech, fintech, IT services, biotechnology, e-health, cultural Business Services industries, animation, as well as the aerospace and automotive industries, smart industry… Accenture, Cap Gemini, EY, Gide Loyrette Nouel, KPMG… Top 5 European Regions for GDP Cleantech, Energy, (million euros in 2017) Fashion, Design, Luxury Smart City Automotive, Logistics Goods and Mobility Aerospace & Defense Cartier, Chanel, Hermes, Air Liquide, Areva, EDF, Renault, PSA Peugeot ENGIE, Schneider Electric, Airbus Group, Dassault Christian Louboutin, Kering Citroën, Bosch, Continental, Suez, Total, Veolia... Aviation, Safran, Thales (Gucci, Yves Saint-Laurent), Faurecia, Valeo, Bouygues, Eiffage, Vinci… Group, Arianespace, LVMH (Louis Vuitton, Air France-KLM Group, DHL, European Space Agency, Christian Dior, Guerlain…), FedEx, Geodis, Alcatel-Lucent, Zodiac… L’Oréal… Paris Aéroport, RATP, SNCF, Systra, Transilien, Transdev… Financial Services, Insurance IT Commerce / Retail Bank of America, BNP Apple, Atos, Dassault Creative industries, Paribas, BPCE Group, Film, TV Systèmes, Facebook, Free, Amazon, Carrefour, Cora, CityBank, CM-CIC Group, Fujitsu, Google, Horiba, FNAC, Galeries Lafayette, Crédit Agricole, EBA Huawei, IBM, Microsoft, Groupe Casino, H&M, Europacorp, Gaumont, MK2, European Bank Authority, Motorola, Nokia France, Ikea, Marionnaud, Metro, Netflix, Paramount, Pathé, Euronext Paris, JP Morgan, Oracle, Orange, Philips, Printemps, Uniqlo, Zara… Universal, Warner Bros, HSBC, La Banque Postale, Safran Electronics and UGC... Buf compagnie, Société Générale, Axa, Defense, SAP, SFR Group, Gameloft, Mac Guff, Mikros Allianz, CNP Assurance, Siemens, Sony, Thales, Image, Mimesis Republic, Generali… Neko-Entertainment, Vivendi, ZTE… Ubisoft... Food Industry Danone, Finatis, Kraft Foods, Lactalis, Nestlé, Pernod Ricard… Tourism, Hotels, Catering M.I.C.E.* Accor, Club Med, Elior Healthcare & Comexposium, Reed Midem, Groupe, Louvre Hotels, Life Sciences Viparis… Disneyland® Lucien Barrière Group, AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Paris… Marriott, Pierre et Vacances Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, *Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, ` & Center Parcs Group, Exhibitions Guerbet, Lilly, Pfizer, Roche, Sanofi-Aventis, Novartis… Sodexo … Choose Paris Region, 2020 14 Economy and business Paris Region Facts & Figures 2020 A business powerhouse Paris Region, Europe’s 5th leading region for labor productivity The primary strength of the Paris Region’s economy is the concentration of jobs, corporate headquarters, SMEs/SMIs and business start-ups. All of France’s very large businesses (> 1,500 employees each) have Vienna (AT) 109,80 a site in the region. Stockholm (SE) 121,93 1,166,577 Greater London (UK) 122,94 companies Hamburg (DE) 125,03 INSEE, 2018, Commercial activities, excluding agriculture Hovedstade (Copenhagen) (DK) 131,87 Paris Region 132,46 (FR) 244,147 Eastern and Midland (IE) 134,74 companies created Brussels 170,20 INSEE, 2019 Capital Region (BE) Southern (IE) 171,85 1,395,594 Luxembourg (LU) 198,63 sites Apparent Labor Productivity - Source: Eurostat GDP in million euros 2017 (NUTS 2) divided by total number employed 15 years old and over (2018), estimates.Greater London= Inner + Outer London INSEE, 2020, data 31.12.15 Paris Region, Europe’s highest concentration of Fortune > 8,000 500 Global corporate headquarters startups Dealroom/French Tech 2020 Greater Beijing (CH) 56 Greater Tokyo (JP) 36 31 of the top Fortune Global 500 corporations are headquartered Paris Region (FR) 28 in France, 28 in Paris Region Guangdong Province (CH) 18 Top 10 Corporate Headquarters Greater New York (USA) 17 in Paris Region - Fortune Global 500 Revenues Total 13 in million dollars workforce Greater London (UK) Total 184,106 104,460 Sudogwon - Seoul (KO) 13 AXA 125,578 104,085 Carrefour 91,955 363,862 Greater San Francisco (USA) 11 Crédit Agricole 88,325 73,346 Yangzi - Shanghai (CH) 11 BNP Paribas 83,974 197,162 Electricité de France 81,403 165,790 North and South Holland (NL) 8 ENGIE 74,144 160,301 Fortune Magazine, Global 500, July 2019. PSA Peugeot Citroën 87,364 216,539 Ranking by metropolitan regions. Estimates Choose Paris Region Renault 67,764 183,002 Société Générale 58,390 140,250 Fortune Magazine, Global 500, July 2019 Paris Region Facts & Figures 2020 Economy and business 15 Paris Region, at the heart of World Trade (2018) The top 3 most exported products are Paris Region’s main trading partners indicative of the specialization of Paris Region Imports industries (aerospace and defense, automotive, Europe pharmaceutical industry). Exports: €56.4b, 57.9% €148.5b Imports: €88.7b, 59.7% Main imported products 26.6% of France’s imports Asia and Oceania Automotive manufacturing products : Exports: €14.5b, 14.9% €18.9b, 12.7% Imports: €36.4b, 24.5% Hydrocarbons : The Americas €9.9b, 6.7% Exports Exports: €16.4b, 16.8% Telephones and communication Imports: €15.4b, 10.4% equipment : €8.8b, 5.9% €97.4b Main exported products 20.2% of France’s exports Space and aeronautics manufacturing products : €13.5b, 13.8% Automotive manufacturing products : €9.5b, 9.7% Pharmaceutical products : €7.4b, 7.6% French Customs, 2018 Ariane Group © Département des Yvelines The main supplier countries are the nearby Paris Region’s leading business partners (2018) countries as well as the major powers world’s Top 10 suppliers Top 10 customers economies (China, USA and Japan). Imports Exports For 10 years, the United States and Germany have been Paris Region’s main export partners. Country Value (€ billion) % Country Value (€ billion) % China 20.7 14.0 United States 12.8 13.2 Germany 17.3 11.7 Germany 12.4 12.7 Belgium 13.6 9.1 Spain 6.3 6.5 United States 12.7 8.5 United Kingdom 6.2 6.3 Italy 10.6 7.1 Italy 5.9 6.1 Spain 8.6 5.8 Belgium 5.8 5.9 Netherlands 6.4 4.3 Switzerland 5.0 5.1 United Kingdom 6.3 4.2 China 3.6 3.7 Switzerland 5.3 3.6 Hong-Kong 2.5 2.6 Japan 3.6 2.4 Netherlands 2.2 2.3 Global total 148.5 Global total 94.4 Paris Region * Paris Region * French Customs, 2018, * including other countries 16 Economy and business Paris Region Facts & Figures 2020 An attractive region for foreign Foreign direct investments in Paris Region : companies Main countries by business origin and jobs created in 2018 The Paris Region is the top French region in terms of hosting foreign companies and it accounts for a third of all new business creations in France. Europe’s #2 Region for major foreign companies 15,100 sites depending on a foreign company 620,000 jobs, 1 out of 6 jobs in Paris Region (16.7%) 90 countries 2018 FDI arrivals Top Major Paris Region compagnies dependent on foreign groups (based on salaried workforce) Main countries 409 foreign companies Country Company Salaried workforce from over 50 countries creating 6,303 jobs, USA 165,000 jobs Netherlands Ranstad 92,768 including : USA Euro Disney Associes 15,383 Germany and UK 198 from European 80,000 jobs each groups (48%) Sweden Securitas France SARL 13,801 3,089 jobs United Kingdom Compass Group France 13,336 Main sectors 112 from American Netherlands Meubles Ikea France 10,064 groups (27%) 2,070 jobs Netherlands Select TT (Groupe Ranstad) 10,976 Wholesale 132,000 jobs 73 from Asian and Netherlands Conforama France 9,375 Oceanian groups Germany Metro France 8,711 Industry (17.6%) 82,000 jobs 812 jobs Sweden H&M Hennes & Mauritz 6,886 Qatar GFI Informatique 6,265 Scientific and 26 from other countries technical activities (Africa, Middle East) USA Cie IBM France 6,250 75,000 jobs (6.3%) 232 jobs Spain Zara 6,104 Information and Choose Paris Region communication USA Otis 6,049 activities 71,000 jobs Diane 1/20 Insee, Esane, Clap and Lifi 2017, (data 2013) Paris Region Facts & Figures 2020 Economy and business 17 Very competitive set- up costs among global cities Very competitive living costs Overall results – Average of services and manufacturing sectors* Paris more affordable Paris Tokyo London New York than London and cheaper than 11 European cities Initial Investment 13,679 20,910 15,689 15,271 Rank, total investment 1 4 3 2 Total Labor 7,595 7,267 8,029 11,002 Housing
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