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Top 50 Us Companies in Germany top 50 us companies in germany Company Top executive(s) Address Sales in 2012 (5) Employees US parent company Branch/industry Company Top executive(s) Address Sales in 2012 (5) Employees US parent company Branch/industry 1. Ford-Werke GmbH Bernhard Mattes Henry-Ford-Str. 1 16,570,000,000 24,362 Ford Motor Company Automotive 27. Caterpillar Gruppe1,7 Thomas Frake Falckensteiner Str. 2 2,000,000,000 5,500 Caterpillar, Inc. Machinery www.ford.com 50725 Cologne Dearborn, MI www.cat.com Detlef Fuchs 24159 Kiel estimate estimate Peoria, IL manufacturing Elizabeth Miles 2. ExxonMobil Central Europe Dr. Manfred G. Bullinger Caffamacherreihe 5 14,400,000,000 3,226 Exxon Mobil Corporation Oil and gas (upstream Oswald Schöffel Holding GmbH Dr. Gernot K. Kalkoffen 20355 Hamburg incl. petroleum Irving, TX and downstream), www.exxonmobil.de Herbert Krebühl tax chemicals 28. Goodyear Dunlop Tires George Rietbergen Dunlopstr. 2 1,961,000,000 7,400 The Goodyear Tire industry Germany GmbH 63450 Hanau Tire & Rubber Co. 3. Phillips 66 Continental Barry Quinn Caffamacherreihe 1 11,800,000,000 250 ConocoPhillips Energy www.goodyear-dunlop.com Akron, OH Holding GmbH 20355 Hamburg estimate incl. estimate Houston, TX www.jet-tankstellen.de petroleum tax 29. Celanese GmbH Rita Bürger Am Unisys Park 1 1,949,000,000 1,560 Celanese Corporation Chemicals www.celanese.com 65843 Sulzbach Dallas, TX 4. Adam Opel1 Dr. Karl-Thomas Friedrich-Lutzmann-Ring 1 11,460,577,774 21,097 General Motors Corporation Automotive www.opel.de Neumann 65423 Rüsselsheim Detroit, MI 30. Mars1 Cyrille Balmes Eitzer Str. 215 1,800,000,0003 2,2003 Mars, Inc. Food and petfood www.mars.de Thomas Bittinger 27283 Verden (Aller) McLean, VA 5. GE Deutschland1 Ferdinando Beccalli-Falco Leopoldstr. 8 10,505,000,000 7,500 GE Equipment Services Technology, service, www.ge.com/de Georg Knoth 80802 Munich estimate estimate Stamford, CT financial services 31. Johnson & Johnson Gruppe1 Luc Huys Johnson & Johnson Platz 2 1,780,000,000 1,750 Johnson & Johnson, Inc. Healthcare products www.jnjgermany.de 41470 Neuss estimate estimate New Brunswick, NJ 6. IBM Gruppe1 Martina Koederitz IBM-Allee 1 8,800,000,000 22,000 IBM Corporation IT www.ibm.de Rügen Leicht 71139 Ehningen estimate estimate Armonk, NY 32. Lear Corporation Marcus Kötting Vor der Schanz 1-5 1,750,000,000 6,500 Lear Corporation Motor vehicle Beteiligungs GmbH 65462 Ginsheim- estimate estimate Southfield, MI manufacturing 7. Amazon.de GmbH Ralf Kleber Moosacher Str. 51 6,600,000,000 2,500 Amazon.com, Inc. Internet retail www.lear.com Gustavsburg www.amazon.de 80809 Munich estimate estimate Seattle, WA 33. Google Germany1 Dirk Bensien ABC-Str. 19 1,700,000,000 500 Google Inc. Internet services 8. Hewlett-Packard GmbH Heiko Meyer Herrenberger Str. 140 6,590,000,000 9,872 Hewlett-Packard Co. IT www.google.de 20354 Hamburg estimate estimate Mountain View, CA www.hp.com/de 71034 Böblingen Palo Alto, CA 34. Pfizer Deutschland GmbH Dr. Andreas Penk Linkstr. 10 1,650,000,000 3,000 Pfizer, Inc. Pharmaceutical and 9. Philip Morris1 Werner Barth Am Haag 14 6,000,000,000 2,400 Philip Morris International Tobacco www.pfizer.de 10785 Berlin estimate New York, NY medical manufacturing www.pmi.com 82166 Gräfelfing estimate incl. New York, NY tobacco tax 35. Nike Deutschland GmbH Daniel Eppler Otto-Fleck-Schneise 7 1,500,000,000 300 Nike Inc. Sports equipment www.nike.com 60528 Frankfurt/M estimate estimate Beaverton, OR 10. Procter & Gamble Germany1 Dr. Peter Constantin Loebus Sulzbacher Str. 40 5,000,000,000 13,000 The Procter & Gamble Co. Consumer goods www.de.pg.com Gerhard Ritter 65823 Schwalbach estimate Cincinnati, OH 36. AGCO GmbH Peter-Josef Paffen Johann-Georg-Fendt-Str. 4 1,450,000,000 4,100 AGCO Corporation Farm equipment Pirjo-Marjatta Väliaho www.agcocorp.com 87616 Marktoberdorf estimate Duluth, GA 11. Dow Gruppe Deutschland1 Ralf Brinkmann Am Kronberger Hang 4 3,830,000,000 5,200 The Dow Chemical Chemicals, plastics 37. Honeywell Deutschland1 Matthias Maaz Strahlenbergerstr. 110-112 1,427,300,000 5,800 Honeywell International Inc. Control technologies, aero- www.dow.com 65824 Schwalbach Company www.honeywell.de Reiner Turban 63067 Offenbach Morristown, NJ space, specialty chemicals, Midland, MI transportation systems 12. Johnson Controls1,2 Dr. Beda Bolzenius Industriestr. 20-30 3,600,000,000 20,000 Johnson Controls, Inc. Automotive 38. Ball Packaging Europe1 Robert Jansen Kaiserswerther Str. 115 1,300,000,000 2,500 Ball Corporation Metal product www.johnsoncontrols.com Dr. Reiner Spatke 51399 Burscheid estimate estimate Glendale, WI www.ball-europe.com 40880 Ratingen Broomfield, CO manufacturing 13. Ingram Micro Holding GmbH Karl-Heinz Müller Heisenbergbogen 3 3,300,000,000 1,5003 Ingram Micro Inc. IT distribution 39. Dell GmbH Doris Albiez Main Airport Center, 1,300,000,000 1,800 Dell Computer Computers and IT www.ingrammicro.de 85609 Aschheim estimate Santa Ana, CA www.dell.de Mark Möbius Unterschweinstiege 10 estimate Corporation services Jürgen Renz 60549 Frankfurt/M Round Rock, TX 14. Deere & Company - Horst Graf John-Deere-Str. 70 3,290,000,0003 7,2203 Deere & Company Farm equipment Barbara Wittmann European Office1 Markwart von Pentz 68163 Mannheim Moline, IL www.deere.de Christoph Wigger 40. eBay1 Martin Tschopp Marktplatz 1 1,260,000,000 1,0003 eBay Inc. Internet services www.ebay.de Dr. Dirk Weber 14532 Europarc Dreilinden estimate San Jose, CA 15. McDonald's Deutschland Inc. Holger Beeck Drygalski-Allee 51 3,247,000,000 64,265 McDonald's Corporation Quickservice www.mcdonalds.de Branislav Knezevic 81477 Munich incl. franchises Oak Brook, IL restaurants 41. MSD Deutschland1,8 Dr. Claus Dollinger Lindenplatz 1 1,200,000,000 2,000 Merck & Co., Inc. Pharmaceuticals www.msd.de Hanspeter Quodt 85540 Haar Whitehouse Station, NJ 16. Microsoft Deutschland GmbH Dr. Christian P. Illek Konrad-Zuse-Str. 1 3,100,000,000 2,800 Microsoft Corporation IT, software Dr. Veit Stoll www.microsoft.de 85716 Unterschleißheim estimate Redmond, WA 42. Federal-Mogul Holding Markus Wermers Stielstr. 11 1,150,000,000 6,700 Federal-Mogul Corporation Automotive 17. Cargill Deutschland1 Ludger te Laak Cerestarstr. 2 3,000,000,000 1,750 Cargill, Inc. Food manufacturing Deutschland GmbH 65201 Wiesbaden Southfield, MI www.cargill.com Dr. Christoph von Reden 47809 Krefeld Wayzata, MN www.federalmogul.com Hermann Steep 43. Tyco Electronics AMP GmbH Eric Küppers Ampèrestr. 12-14 1,146,000,000 4,500 TE Connectivity Ltd. Electronics 18. TRW Automotive Deutsche Gruppe1 Frank Müller Mergenthalerallee 45-47 2,676,000,000 10,685 TRW Automotive Inc. Automotive supplies a TE Connectivity Ltd. Company1 64625 Bensheim Schaffhausen, Switzerland www.trw.com 65760 Eschborn Livonia, MI and systems www.te.com 19. Abbott GmbH & Co. KG4 William J. Chase Max-Planck-Ring 2 2,600,000,000 6,000 Abbott Laboratories Inc. Healthcare and social 44. Texas Instruments Deutschland1 Dr. Wolfram Tietscher Haggertystr. 1 1,100,000,000 1,700 Texas Instruments Inc. Electronic equipment www.abbott.de Dr. Friedrich Richter 65205 Wiesbaden estimate estimate Abbott Park, IL assistance www.ti.com 85356 Freising estimate estimate Dallas, TX Kathy Turner Alexander Würfel 45. United Parcel Service Deutschland Frank Sportolari Görlitzer Str. 1 1,080,000,000 16,000 United Parcel Service, Inc. Parcel and express Inc. & Co. OHG 41456 Neuss Atlanta, GA delivery, logistics 20. Intel1 Christian Lamprechter Dornacher Str. 1 2,500,000,000 450 Intel Corporation Computer components www.ups.com services www.intel.com Hannes Schwaderer 85622 Feldkirchen estimate estimate Santa Clara, CA 46. Parker Hannifin GmbH Kees Veraart Am Metallwerk 9 1,013,000,000 4,003 Parker Hannifin Corporation Motion and control 21. Douglas Holding AG Dr. Henning Kreke Kabeler Str. 4 2,316,500,0003 15,2413 Advent International Corp. Retail stores www.parker.com 33659 Bielefeld Cleveland, OH technologies and systems www.douglas-holding.de 58099 Hagen Boston, MA 47. Eaton Gruppe1 Richard M. Boulter Hein-Möller-Str. 7-11 1,000,000,000 5,000 Eaton Corp. Power management 22. 3M Deutschland1 Reza Vaziri Carl-Schurz-Str. 1 2,300,000,000 6,200 3M Corp. Multitechnology www.eaton.com 53115 Bonn estimate estimate Cleveland, OH www.3m.com 41453 Neuss St. Paul, MN 48. DuPont1 Christian Beers Hugenottenallee 173-175 990,000,000 1,100 E.I. du Pont de Agriculture, chemicals, 23. United Technologies Corporation1,5 Hartmut Engler Otisstr. 33 2,300,000,000 5,000 United Technologies High-tech products www.dupont.com Marion Weigand 63263 Neu-Isenburg Nemours & Co., Inc. applied biosciences www.utc.com 13507 Berlin estimate estimate Corporation and research Wilmington, DE Hartford, CT 49. Delphi Deutschland GmbH Diedrich von Behr Delphiplatz 1 889,900,000 2,841 Delphi Corporation Automotive supply 24. Coca-Cola Deutschland1 Hendrik Steckhan Stralauer Allee 4 2,250,000,000 12,000 The Coca-Cola Company Beverages www.delphi.com Gerhard Mertes 42119 Wuppertal Troy, MI www.coca-cola-gmbh.de 10245 Berlin estimate estimate Atlanta, GA Bernd Wegescheide 25. Mondelez Deutschland GmbH6 Jürgen Leiße Langemarckstr. 4-20 2,150,000,000 3,400 Mondelez International, Inc. Food manufacturing 50. Cisco Systems1 Oliver Tuszik Am Söldnermoos 17 825,000,000 800 Cisco Systems Inc. IT www.mondelezinternational.de 28199 Bremen estimate estimate Northfield, IL www.cisco.com 85399 Hallbergmoos estimate estimate San Jose, CA 26. Apple GmbH Elisabeth Rafael Arnulfstr. 19 2,100,000,000 500 Apple Computer, Inc. Computers and IT www.apple.com 80335 Munich estimate estimate Cupertino, CA services 4) Company split in January 2013 into Abbott GmbH & Co. KG and AbbVie Deutschland 6) Employees including Donauwörth and Munich locations. 8) Employees including MSD Tiergesundheit.
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