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SAP in Germany is ranked on place 14 in 2016, in 2018 15th and in 2020 25th. VW is 10 times bigger and ranked first, followed by Daimler, Allianz, BMW, Bosch, Siemens, DB... based on their revenue
I’m from Russia and here everybody knows that Nokia is from Finland (our neighbour). It’s a legendary company, many people have nostalgic feelings about their old phones of the 2000s.
I'm not sure that L'Oréal is first in France because if "groups" like Inditex in Spain are considered, I think perhaps LVMH is the biggest in France...
Update as of 18th Nov, 2021: Tata Group is India's biggest conglomerate with a market cap of 355Bn$ Reliance Industries is the single largest company in India with a market cap of 250Bn$
*electric energy, not energy in general. 1st place being the USA, 2nd Italy, 3rd Germany etc.. it's pretty common for industrialised countries to be voracious energy consumers. Ps: notice the fact that we don't produce any nuclear energy due to a referendum that took place in 1987. Enel and its subsidiaries produce and distribute electricity and gas in 30 countries around Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa. Enel is the 73rd largest company in the world by revenue and the second largest power company in the world by revenue after the State Grid Corporation of China.
It's actually not surprising because the word "Biggest" in this case is not the correct word. The correct word(s) should be "Most Profitable". For example, Apple is by no means anywhere close to being the biggest company in the US in terms of floor space or employees, nor even in product offerings, however, in terms of making money, they practically print it themselves. In Italy, I imagine because the country imports so much energy, a home grown energy company can charge just as much as the import cost, thus they make boat loads of profit and top the inappropriately named list.
@@lucaesposito6896 lmao what kid of energy do you think I was talking about? Kinetic ? Potential energy? Chemical energy? Pfff And no, Italy is the biggest importer. Stop being a clown and enjoy a funny fact
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10:09 🇵🇦Panamanian writing here: Panama biggest company is not the Panama Canal because it is not a company, actually, it's a Public Entity with certain level of autonomy. And that's why CoPa Airlines is the biggest one here.
The Reliance group (India's Largest company) is listed here under Energy. The reality is that they are massive group that does everything from Telecom and mass media to bio technology. Petroleum is one of their major businesses but not the only one
9:45 Enel it's an Italian company, and it's the n°1 in Italy too as you can notice. Enel and its subsidiaries produce and distribute electricity and gas in 30 countries around Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa. Enel is the 73rd largest company in the world by revenue and the second largest power company in the world by revenue after the State Grid Corporation of China.
qualcuno che lo dice, e comunque, non sapevo che adesso l'ENEL si sta concentrando sulle fonti di energia rinnovabili. Visto che tu sembri saperne di questo settore, mi potresti dire se tutto ciò è vero o se è solo un mito?
Yes, correct, SM Group is the biggest in the Philippines. The group is in retail, finance, real estate, etc. SM is the acronym for Shoemart, it's first business - a shoe retail store.
I thought PLDT is the titan whose downfall can fuck up the Philippine economy... since they own almost all keystone facilities of Philippine capitalism.
In France, L'Oréal and LVMH are close to each other. LVMH might be a bit higher that L'Oréal, although L'Oréal have suffered less than LVMH due to the distribution market of L'Oréal
Seeing that Sm investments was the one for the Philippines kinda shocked me a bit, I really thought it would be SMC corporation since it has quite a bit of involvement with the government and the country's infrastructure in general
Concerning Algeria's biggest company is sonatrach, its oil company and its the biggest company in Africa and one of the biggest oil company in the world
Syria here. Our biggest company is one of either: Syriatel for communications Syrian Arab Red Crescent for emergency services. However I believe that Syriatel is larger, because the Red Crescent is somewhat not located in smaller cities in Syria.
I’m an italian that was for 6 months in chile, Enel has accutually the monopoly of electric energy in the capital of chile Santiago, so its understandable that is the biggest company in that country
I am from germany and was surprised that no car-company is at the top ^^ i think if you don´t look at the top company but the top sector (most money made) the car business would be number 1
Even though India's Reliance Industries' main cash cow is their energy business, they are literally omnipresent; technology, retail, finance, healthcare, civil infrastructure, transportation and engineering. The only major sectors they are not directly involved in are auto, pharma and hospitality.
As a New Zealander, Westpac haven't been doing too well recently, as they've been under fire for reducing physical locations/operating hours (not due to pandemic reasons) as well as many rumors that they may pull out of the country entirely in the coming years, focusing solely on operations in Australia. Xero is used worldwide, by many businesses, so that wouldn't surprise me. They've been very strong in growth over past few years.
I’m from Russia and here everybody knows that Nokia is from Finland. It’s a legendary company, many people have nostalgic feelings about their old phones of the 00s.
Point of interest - Naspers, the large tech company in South Africa owns a 29% share in China’s Tencent. They are the largest shareholder but do not have voting rights.
Yup, they are an accredited supplier in the company I work with. They always send this big catalogs every year (although I believe the past couple of years the catalog is only online)
I'm from Argentina, but I'll speak for Chile and Falabella. Falabella sells preety much everything, and it was well-known in Argentina too, but due to Covid, it..... kinda died. Lots of buisnesses closed, besides some economic crisis in 2019. Wouldn't be surprised if it was surpased.
Enel it's a pretty new company here in Chile, it replaced Chilectra, the state energy provider, so it growing in the last few years doesn't surprise me, even though Falabella it's a very old store chain and it even has stores in other South American countries.
Enel bought Chilectra though so they have all their assets. Well, more exactly, Enel bought the Spanish company Endesa, which had assets in all of South America (including) Chilectra in Chile), and the subsidiary of Endesa which controlled those assets was Enersis, headquartered in Chile (the company was listed in the Chilean stock market). But in 2016 Enel decided to split up Enersis in two companies: Enel Chile and Enel Americas (with operations in Peru, Brasil, Colombia and Argentina). Both companies were more or less of the same size at the time, because the Chilean assets were very good and the market share of Enel in the rest of South America wasn't as big. In 2019 they merged Enel Green Power Chile (which was controlled by Enel since before they bought Endesa) and Enel Chile. They did the same with Enel Americas and Enel Green Power Latin America. If you merged both companies again they would be bigger than Falabella.
@General Knowledge I would suggest, for India the biggest company is Tata Group They have a revenue of 113 billion USD while Reliance has 68 billion USD. But TATA usually donate 66% of their revenue for welfare. So consider changing Indian biggest company from Reliance to Tata
No. It seems you are not well aware of it. Tata is a group of companies while Reliance *IS A* single Company. That $113 Billion is total revenue of whole group of companies including TCS, Tata motors, Tata Steel, Tanishq, Titan, etc. While that $68 Billion is revenue of one company Reliance alone. Even in stock market Reliance industries is listed as single company but TCS, Tata motors, Tata Steel, etc are listed as a separate companies. In this video he was talking about companies and Reliance is the correct answer for that.
The Philippines largest corporation is SM Investments Corporations, a conglomerate that has a large portfolio in real estate (SMDC), finances (BDO and Chinabank), and their most famous brand , SM Malls, which many of the ten largest shopping malls are owned by them.
Data from Uruguay is totally wrong. The company mentioned is not a financial company, it's a food processing company, and it's far from being the biggest in the country, even in its sector.
Well now I know from where SAP and Checkpoint security come from, SAP didn't surprised me but Checkpoint did, but it also make sense, Israel take their security very seriously, for multiple reasons.
Pretty sure Germany's largest company isn't SAP but Volkswagen. They sell cars in pretty much every country in the world and compete with Toyota and GM for the top spot in car manufacturing. So even though SAP produces software for many companies worldwide I don't think they come even close to Volkswagen. In fact I'd say most of Germany's car manufacturers (BMW, Audi, Mercedes) rank above SAP. I don't know what's going on there, but unless they take intellectual property into account I don't see a way how SAP could rank first and even then it's questionable imo
well, a shit ton of comapnies use their software and the licenses for them are very expensive, so i don't think it is that unrealistic to have sap higher than VW.
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Just an additional point: Actually the data used to find market cap is quite complex, where in some instances, some companies owned by subsidiaries aren't counted in the parent company. If we take into account those, then Tata Group is way bigger than Reliance in India.
5:13 fun fact: Dacia is a car brand in romania,but also old day Romania(in the time of the Roman empire) romania was actually called Dacia,the romans named it romania after they killed the Dacian king(Decebal,which there is a mountain with his face in it in Romania,which is also the most beautiful and highest mountain in Europe)
"the romans named it Romania after they etc etc" 🤣 from where did you get this nonsense? Romans never called this land Romania. The name is given by the people of this land wich call themselves "români" or "rumâni" in old romanian. Romans have never called this land Romania. Secondly " highest mountain in Europa"?? Really? The highest is Mont Blank peak from Alp Mountains. The Decebal sculpture is actually a cliff, not a mountain. The highest peak in romania is Peak Moldoveanu-3544m, not even the highest from Carpathian Arch. These are facts!. Why would you spread these lies? There are people who will believe your "informations" are real.
I think the netherland is a really intresting case with RD Shell (Royal Dutch Shell) losing its top position due to a court case where they are blamed for contribiuting to climate change. meanwhile ASML (a company that makes chip manufacuring machines) has grown with the pandamic and now has orders to fill the next 15 years.
ooooh im chilean and can confirm about whats said about falabella, its a chain of department stores, kinda. Earlier this year i found out that they also had stores in other countries so tbh i get that it could be a big company, but i thought the biggest company was gonna be something related to copper/mineral extraction and distribution, so i was surprised. Ive heard the name "enel" but idrk what they do. good video!!
From the Philippines here. SM Investments has its fingers in a LOT of pies. They're involved in everything from retail (malls as well as the local franchises of certain international brands), banking & finance (one of the biggest banks in the country), real estate (mostly in high-rise condos), and god knows what else.
Falabella sells from clothes to computers. Is part of Solari Group, that owns Tottus (Supermarket) and Sodimac (Hardware Store). ENEL is the main electricity provider in Chile.
Inditex in Spain owns Zara, wose owner, Amancio Ortega has been one of the richest people until the last years (maybe top 5, but now on the top 20 or a bit higher idk)
The Caribbean may be so blank because so much of the Caribbean is a tourist-based economy, which tends towards lots of smaller economic enterprises rather than larger corporations. Additionally, there are relatively few financial index trading companies based in the area; most are expat companies with a representation in the region, like e.g. Royal Bank of Canada.
Todays Updates, Microsoft is biggest company in the world Tata is the biggest company in India with $356.65 billion Reliance worth is $250 billion something 👍well, nice video
Nov 1 is tomorrow, by cyber weekend (after Thanksgiving , Black Friday to cyber Monday) , Apple's CEO Tim Cook will make sure Apple is back at number 1
Royal Dutch Shell was a British/Dutch company. On the map it is placed as the largest company in the Netherlands, however they have now moved their headquarters and registration to the UK and removed the “Royal Dutch” from their name.
Biggest companies by revenue or market capitalisation? In Germany SAP is only biggest by market capitalisation. In revenue number one is VW (SAP is only 26th).
For me, it's hard to believe that Banco Provincial is Venezuela's largest company. Even in the banking industry, another companies like Banesco or Mercantil seem to be bigger. They are not only in Venezuela, but also in Panama, Dominican Republic and the US. Although PDVSA, which is the state-owned oil company, has been in decline for several years, it still is a pretty large company. And Empresas Polar, which is essentially a food company, is the largest private company. It's products like the harina PAN are now spreading throughout the globe.
I think it should be focused on individual companies rather than corporation owning multiple companies. For example you can't sum up Tesla, Boring and Spacex net worth to show it one company.
Bruh, Estonia keeps getting the short end of the stick in these videos, not even mentioned in the companies section, but worst of all, doesnt even exist in the updated map smh
In Costa Rica Davivienda is not even close to being the largest company. We have Banco Nacional, one of the largest banks in Central America, Grupo ICE a huge state owned energy company, Florida ice and farm a brewery and drinks company, Dos Pinos a large milk processor that is in all kinds of food now, all larger than Davivienda.
I think, but I'm not sure, corporación Davivienda is a Colombian company, branch of Banco Davivienda (from Colombia) so I don't know if it should be there as a Costa Rican company, but it is a nice video
The Dutch royal family has become very rich in part thanks to 'Royal' Dutch Shell. Queen Beatrix's mother, for example, owned 25% of the Shell shares. When Beatrix became queen, there was a lot of criticism, as a result of which Beatrix would lower her Shell shares to the current 5%. The remaining 20% has been chopped into smaller pieces and invested in other stocks. The current King Willem Alexander says he has no Shell shares. The fact is, the Dutch Royal family still has 5% shares in Shell.
I’m a little shock that TAP isn’t Portugal’s largest company. A country based of Tourism, and having a super affordable and great company like TAP is, I thought it was certain that TAP was going to be the one.
i'm suprised A.P. Møller - Mærsk isn't the biggest in Denmark. (it's a giant shipping firm which orperates in 130 contries) with a revenue of almost 40B USD
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I tought Lego was the biggest Company in denmark btw Im from denmark
adoro o trabalho obrigado por sempre arranjar maneira de representar portugal
SAP in Germany is ranked on place 14 in 2016, in 2018 15th and in 2020 25th. VW is 10 times bigger and ranked first, followed by Daimler, Allianz, BMW, Bosch, Siemens, DB... based on their revenue
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"c", from "Dacia", is not pronounced as "s". It's like in Italian. ~Dacia
Fun fact: in Finland people call any upcoming companies with potentials “the next Nokia”
Finland is officially my favorite country
Nokia is functionally defunct now
Saying the next nokia is like a deathwish to the owner and founder.
@@turle4258 Finland is really beautiful ngl, but its full of snow ;-;
@@prism2451 Nokia had stopped making phones since like 2012. It is still a huge company though.They are still a huge company though
When you realize sweden’s biggest company isn’t IKEA
And Denmark's isn't lego
IKEA headoffice is in The Netherlands
I think biggest and popular are two different things
I'm Swedish and that suprised me.
I was surprised by this! Maybe it doesn't have it fiscal residence in Sweden for tax purposes?
Me: Denmark isn’t the LEGO group??? (Trivia: LEGO makes more tires than all tire makers in the world combined.)
clever
The lego group, like danfoss and grundfos with more are not pulic Companys. And is not liste in the stock marked. But privat own.
I searched and Novo is big but Mærsk is the biggest Danish company.
I was surprised too!
I had a similar difficulty learning Ikea is not the biggest company in Sweden
I’m from Russia and here everybody knows that Nokia is from Finland (our neighbour). It’s a legendary company, many people have nostalgic feelings about their old phones of the 2000s.
It is just mad to think that it used to be the biggest mobile phone manufacturer on 2000's and nowadays people don't know what it is anymore :)
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Putin didn’t ban anything. You’re way too brainwashed, I guess.
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@@ninaakari5181 So true!
I'm not sure that L'Oréal is first in France because if "groups" like Inditex in Spain are considered, I think perhaps LVMH is the biggest in France...
Probably after Tiffany was added did LVMH become #1 they have their hands in so many different sectors, even if one falls, others will pick them up.
the first thing he said was that the list was made in 2019 and he literally uses your example to show that it might be outdated
@@maxaro5044 Even in that time, I also have to mention that the LVMH group earns more than 50 Billion € a year
According to the newer map it is LVMH yeah. And that's a good argument! It's somewhat unfair to compare corporate groups to individual companies
Loreal was actually bought by a Brazilian group
Update as of 18th Nov, 2021: Tata Group is India's biggest conglomerate with a market cap of 355Bn$
Reliance Industries is the single largest company in India with a market cap of 250Bn$
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agreed
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@@ashutoshsarkar594 sahi bole
Tata Group is not a company. It's a trust fund. So the video is correct
Italy is just funny. It’s the biggest importer in the world of energy, and yet, the biggest company is a energy company
But Italy produce only renewvable energy
*electric energy, not energy in general.
1st place being the USA, 2nd Italy, 3rd Germany etc.. it's pretty common for industrialised countries to be voracious energy consumers.
Ps: notice the fact that we don't produce any nuclear energy due to a referendum that took place in 1987.
Enel and its subsidiaries produce and distribute electricity and gas in 30 countries around Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa.
Enel is the 73rd largest company in the world by revenue and the second largest power company in the world by revenue after the State Grid Corporation of China.
It's actually not surprising because the word "Biggest" in this case is not the correct word. The correct word(s) should be "Most Profitable". For example, Apple is by no means anywhere close to being the biggest company in the US in terms of floor space or employees, nor even in product offerings, however, in terms of making money, they practically print it themselves. In Italy, I imagine because the country imports so much energy, a home grown energy company can charge just as much as the import cost, thus they make boat loads of profit and top the inappropriately named list.
@@Stant123 your putting the dots over the i’s is just ridiculous
@@lucaesposito6896 lmao what kid of energy do you think I was talking about? Kinetic ? Potential energy? Chemical energy? Pfff
And no, Italy is the biggest importer.
Stop being a clown and enjoy a funny fact
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@@fgsaramago Its From 2019, Plus Most Are Correct
he didnt list a source
@@trollinape2697 check the description. He also talked about it close to the begging.
@@guywithabatpic I checked and he didnt have the source there
@@trollinape2697 he has a link for a high resolution image of the map and the maps source
10:09 🇵🇦Panamanian writing here: Panama biggest company is not the Panama Canal because it is not a company, actually, it's a Public Entity with certain level of autonomy. And that's why CoPa Airlines is the biggest one here.
The name of the Romanian car manufacturer - DACIA - is pronounced as DAACHEEAA! And is actually the name of this land during Antiquity.
dasha
@@moon_wei Dashea
Now that's cool
I though they pronounce it as dasha
Great News! The Dacia Sandero is now available in Britain!
The Reliance group (India's Largest company) is listed here under Energy. The reality is that they are massive group that does everything from Telecom and mass media to bio technology. Petroleum is one of their major businesses but not the only one
@hhhhh Samsung has 40 companies in different sectors may be TATA can do that
Bcz energy has largest share.
@@joshironak4881 So does Hyundai…
The Samsung department stores in Seoul are pretty good by the Hyundai ones give them a lot of competition…
9:45 Enel it's an Italian company, and it's the n°1 in Italy too as you can notice.
Enel and its subsidiaries produce and distribute electricity and gas in 30 countries around Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa.
Enel is the 73rd largest company in the world by revenue and the second largest power company in the world by revenue after the State Grid Corporation of China.
qualcuno che lo dice, e comunque, non sapevo che adesso l'ENEL si sta concentrando sulle fonti di energia rinnovabili.
Visto che tu sembri saperne di questo settore, mi potresti dire se tutto ciò è vero o se è solo un mito?
Orgoglio nazionale 🇮🇹💰⚡💡
So Khazarian Mafia Roman Catholicism Jesuit Oath Taking P3 Freemasons and Pedophiles cool
Yes, correct, SM Group is the biggest in the Philippines. The group is in retail, finance, real estate, etc. SM is the acronym for Shoemart, it's first business - a shoe retail store.
I thought it's SM Entertainment.
Lol
I thought PLDT is the titan whose downfall can fuck up the Philippine economy... since they own almost all keystone facilities of Philippine capitalism.
@@yogawan3805 lol same
In France, L'Oréal and LVMH are close to each other. LVMH might be a bit higher that L'Oréal, although L'Oréal have suffered less than LVMH due to the distribution market of L'Oréal
Total ?
Both have been hammered by the loss of the Russian market.
@@ey6713 Engie is bigger than Total
I'm not from Portugal myself, but knowing General Knowledge is, it always makes me smile whenever he gets to mention Portugal.
wow, ive never been this early to GK video. Nice! *proceeds to watch another great video*
Seeing that Sm investments was the one for the Philippines kinda shocked me a bit, I really thought it would be SMC corporation since it has quite a bit of involvement with the government and the country's infrastructure in general
Concerning Algeria's biggest company is sonatrach, its oil company and its the biggest company in Africa and one of the biggest oil company in the world
Syria here.
Our biggest company is one of either:
Syriatel for communications
Syrian Arab Red Crescent for emergency services.
However I believe that Syriatel is larger, because the Red Crescent is somewhat not located in smaller cities in Syria.
I'm surprised to see Enel in Chile because it's also the biggest company from Italy (I was expecting Ferrero or Luxottica).
I’m an italian that was for 6 months in chile, Enel has accutually the monopoly of electric energy in the capital of chile Santiago, so its understandable that is the biggest company in that country
I am from germany and was surprised that no car-company is at the top ^^
i think if you don´t look at the top company but the top sector (most money made) the car business would be number 1
Even though India's Reliance Industries' main cash cow is their energy business, they are literally omnipresent; technology, retail, finance, healthcare, civil infrastructure, transportation and engineering. The only major sectors they are not directly involved in are auto, pharma and hospitality.
They do have hospitals
@@Snp2024 hospitals are part of healthcare. Hospitality means serving people - like hotels, tourism services, etc.
@@kdpak ok thanks
Minor correction. They are into pharma as well. I'm a reliance life science employee, manufacturing API and other oncology drugs.
Same for tatas tho
And if seemed as one, They are the biggest
As a New Zealander, Westpac haven't been doing too well recently, as they've been under fire for reducing physical locations/operating hours (not due to pandemic reasons) as well as many rumors that they may pull out of the country entirely in the coming years, focusing solely on operations in Australia. Xero is used worldwide, by many businesses, so that wouldn't surprise me. They've been very strong in growth over past few years.
I thought it was going to be Fonterra.
Given Westpac started as the Bank of New South Wales that shouldn’t be a surprise…
Thanks for the knowledge.i didn't know Nokia was from Finland.
That's cap lol
It IS from finland
Lol people thought nokia was asian
Finland is from Nokia
I’m from Russia and here everybody knows that Nokia is from Finland. It’s a legendary company, many people have nostalgic feelings about their old phones of the 00s.
Point of interest - Naspers, the large tech company in South Africa owns a 29% share in China’s Tencent. They are the largest shareholder but do not have voting rights.
Isn't the biggest company in SA, Anglo-American
@@leeeo538 No, mining is not quite the industry it used to be in SA.
RS is a legit company. And it's huge, possibly the largest component company in Europe.
Yup, they are an accredited supplier in the company I work with. They always send this big catalogs every year (although I believe the past couple of years the catalog is only online)
Try globally…
I’m pretty sure now that Unilever has solely become UK based it’s now the UK’s largest company
I'm from Argentina, but I'll speak for Chile and Falabella. Falabella sells preety much everything, and it was well-known in Argentina too, but due to Covid, it..... kinda died. Lots of buisnesses closed, besides some economic crisis in 2019. Wouldn't be surprised if it was surpased.
Enel it's a pretty new company here in Chile, it replaced Chilectra, the state energy provider, so it growing in the last few years doesn't surprise me, even though Falabella it's a very old store chain and it even has stores in other South American countries.
Enel bought Chilectra though so they have all their assets. Well, more exactly, Enel bought the Spanish company Endesa, which had assets in all of South America (including) Chilectra in Chile), and the subsidiary of Endesa which controlled those assets was Enersis, headquartered in Chile (the company was listed in the Chilean stock market). But in 2016 Enel decided to split up Enersis in two companies: Enel Chile and Enel Americas (with operations in Peru, Brasil, Colombia and Argentina).
Both companies were more or less of the same size at the time, because the Chilean assets were very good and the market share of Enel in the rest of South America wasn't as big. In 2019 they merged Enel Green Power Chile (which was controlled by Enel since before they bought Endesa) and Enel Chile. They did the same with Enel Americas and Enel Green Power Latin America. If you merged both companies again they would be bigger than Falabella.
@General Knowledge
I would suggest, for India the biggest company is Tata Group
They have a revenue of 113 billion USD while Reliance has 68 billion USD.
But TATA usually donate 66% of their revenue for welfare. So consider changing Indian biggest company from Reliance to Tata
Ya TCS itself has a market cap comparable to the whole of reliance
No.
It seems you are not well aware of it.
Tata is a group of companies while Reliance *IS A* single Company.
That $113 Billion is total revenue of whole group of companies including TCS, Tata motors, Tata Steel, Tanishq, Titan, etc.
While that $68 Billion is revenue of one company Reliance alone.
Even in stock market Reliance industries is listed as single company but TCS, Tata motors, Tata Steel, etc are listed as a separate companies.
In this video he was talking about companies and Reliance is the correct answer for that.
Looking at the market cap Reliance is worth more then the whole Tata Group...
They donate 66%? Wow that’s unexpected
@@maya-cc2sx yes they do that ever since
That's why TATA is most trusted brand in india
In the Philippines, I would have thought it would have been San Miguel Corp but now that I think of it SM Group does seem to be everywhere
Or PLDT, considering they own almost all basic facilities
@@TheMaster4534 Wait-- what the fu--?! (I'm Filipino but I didn't know this one)
Congrats!! Great video as usual!
The Philippines largest corporation is SM Investments Corporations, a conglomerate that has a large portfolio in real estate (SMDC), finances (BDO and Chinabank), and their most famous brand , SM Malls, which many of the ten largest shopping malls are owned by them.
When the biggest Swiss company isn't from banking & finance, but the Greek one is. 👁👄👁
Data from Uruguay is totally wrong. The company mentioned is not a financial company, it's a food processing company, and it's far from being the biggest in the country, even in its sector.
Well now I know from where SAP and Checkpoint security come from, SAP didn't surprised me but Checkpoint did, but it also make sense, Israel take their security very seriously, for multiple reasons.
my predict before the video starts-
switzerland - nestle
germany - volkswagen
austria - redbull
liechtenstein - hilti
sweden - ikea
lol was i wrong -:-
@@user-vh1ys5qr1o
Until February 2020 you were correct with CH and Nestlé
They're good guesses though, mine would be the same before seeing the maps. Maybe I could do a video about the most FAMOUS company from each country!
@@General.Knowledge good idea. For the Netherlands that would be Heineken.
Pretty sure Germany's largest company isn't SAP but Volkswagen. They sell cars in pretty much every country in the world and compete with Toyota and GM for the top spot in car manufacturing. So even though SAP produces software for many companies worldwide I don't think they come even close to Volkswagen. In fact I'd say most of Germany's car manufacturers (BMW, Audi, Mercedes) rank above SAP. I don't know what's going on there, but unless they take intellectual property into account I don't see a way how SAP could rank first and even then it's questionable imo
I was thinking about Bosch would be higher
well, a shit ton of comapnies use their software and the licenses for them are very expensive, so i don't think it is that unrealistic to have sap higher than VW.
This is the first vid I watched on this channel and all I would like to say is that he presents everything with much more details and necessary info and above that good explanation , I am not subscribed yet but if I get intrested in such topics I might sub to this channel
But I really appreciate from my heart your presentation with minute details ❤️👍👍👍👍👍
This is called passionate about what you do,Good 👍!
Não fazia a mínima ideia que a a EDP era de Portugal! A EDP é a companhia concessionária de luz na minha cidade aqui no Brasil!
A Enel q é outra comum no Brasil é italiana.
Just as today Microsoft replaced apple as the U.S. biggest company
Really?!?!
It keeps switching between a few major companies right?
I as a german was shocked or rather confused that VolksWagen isn't number one here
Volkswagen is everywhere in China, although it is expensive
In Poland the largest companies are Orlen (oil company, you may know them from F1) and CD Project Red, creator of The Witcher and Cyberpunk games
Orlen, yes. But CDP is far behind both Orlen and PKO. CDP has higher price per share, but fewer of them in total.
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pra vcs é "português" ou "deuses"
Just an additional point:
Actually the data used to find market cap is quite complex, where in some instances, some companies owned by subsidiaries aren't counted in the parent company. If we take into account those, then Tata Group is way bigger than Reliance in India.
5:13 fun fact: Dacia is a car brand in romania,but also old day Romania(in the time of the Roman empire) romania was actually called Dacia,the romans named it romania after they killed the Dacian king(Decebal,which there is a mountain with his face in it in Romania,which is also the most beautiful and highest mountain in Europe)
Interesting
"the romans named it Romania after they etc etc" 🤣 from where did you get this nonsense? Romans never called this land Romania. The name is given by the people of this land wich call themselves "români" or "rumâni" in old romanian. Romans have never called this land Romania.
Secondly " highest mountain in Europa"?? Really? The highest is Mont Blank peak from Alp Mountains. The Decebal sculpture is actually a cliff, not a mountain. The highest peak in romania is Peak Moldoveanu-3544m, not even the highest from Carpathian Arch. These are facts!. Why would you spread these lies? There are people who will believe your "informations" are real.
@@cosmina.m.7570 1. OK i didn't knew that,i'm sorry
2. Ok i didn't knew that,i'm sorry
@@thenigerianprince7017 You don't know but you talk about what you don't know. Interesting, what can I say?
Amazing
Keep it up
Algeria: Biopharm ? nope it's a state owned company named Sonatrach that controls Gas and Oil production.
yes and i was mad about the second map because they made maroc telecom the biggest in algeria🤦♂️💔
For those who want to know Greenlands 🇬🇱 largest company: Royal Greenland™.
They produce seafood.
Great Video by General Knowledge to Say, Theres other Videos that you can make.
Countries economic diversity, would be more interesting.
4:44 I doubt that SAP writes PHP code. ABAP would be more realistic.
yeahk, ABAP and java
Having a fossil fuel and mining company as the biggest is depressing
Well right now the biggest from Finland is Kone if you count by market value and i would say counting it by market value is prolly the right way
I thought Fortum was the biggest Finnish company. Perhaps it is if you count in all variables.
@@staropramen478 fortum is big but not the biggest by market value.
@@nuuttiasplund5873 Yeah I meant when you count all the variables like revenue, net income, assets and market value.
@@staropramen478 well that i dont know but might be
I think the netherland is a really intresting case with RD Shell (Royal Dutch Shell) losing its top position due to a court case where they are blamed for contribiuting to climate change. meanwhile ASML (a company that makes chip manufacuring machines) has grown with the pandamic and now has orders to fill the next 15 years.
well explained 👍
ooooh im chilean and can confirm about whats said about falabella, its a chain of department stores, kinda. Earlier this year i found out that they also had stores in other countries so tbh i get that it could be a big company, but i thought the biggest company was gonna be something related to copper/mineral extraction and distribution, so i was surprised. Ive heard the name "enel" but idrk what they do. good video!!
6:41
No its read as SM Investments Corporation
Not just investment corporation
From the Philippines here. SM Investments has its fingers in a LOT of pies. They're involved in everything from retail (malls as well as the local franchises of certain international brands), banking & finance (one of the biggest banks in the country), real estate (mostly in high-rise condos), and god knows what else.
Can you do a video about the ten oldest companies in the world?
Petrobras extracts the feedstock of petroleum, then send to US to refine, and buy it back more expensive... Brazilian Stonks
Intresting to see that U.Ks biggest company is British/Swedish
UK is british
Unless it's HSBC - in which case is it really Chinese?
it would of been the mining or steel industry in the 70s and 80s.
@@trollinape2697 I know that, but Google calls it British/Swedish, not UK/Swedish
Falabella sells from clothes to computers. Is part of Solari Group, that owns Tottus (Supermarket) and Sodimac (Hardware Store).
ENEL is the main electricity provider in Chile.
Need to sort out your microphone. Too much puh and buh! Great video as always though
Inditex in Spain owns Zara, wose owner, Amancio Ortega has been one of the richest people until the last years (maybe top 5, but now on the top 20 or a bit higher idk)
Good info.
Relly for dutch, ASML should be the biggest?
Nice list of countries' biggest companies.
A Great Video, Nice Ltd. In Israel Was Passed By SolarEdge
The Caribbean may be so blank because so much of the Caribbean is a tourist-based economy, which tends towards lots of smaller economic enterprises rather than larger corporations. Additionally, there are relatively few financial index trading companies based in the area; most are expat companies with a representation in the region, like e.g. Royal Bank of Canada.
Todays Updates, Microsoft is biggest company in the world
Tata is the biggest company in India with $356.65 billion Reliance worth is $250 billion something 👍well, nice video
3:27 & 9:07 Mercado Libre is not technology. It belongs to the retail and consumer goods section.
Mercado Libre is like Amazon, Alibaba and eBay.
The US's largest company is no longer Apple as of today, Microsoft just overtook it
Nov 1 is tomorrow, by cyber weekend (after Thanksgiving , Black Friday to cyber Monday) , Apple's CEO Tim Cook will make sure Apple is back at number 1
Royal Dutch Shell was a British/Dutch company. On the map it is placed as the largest company in the Netherlands, however they have now moved their headquarters and registration to the UK and removed the “Royal Dutch” from their name.
You are right, but if you look at the 'new' map you see ASML because of that reason.
I think that in Brazil’s is actually still Petrobras
A Vale ultrapassou muito provavelmente por causa da alta do minério de ferro
@@princegustav sim
eu sou canadense mas morei no brasil a minha vida inteira, a familia do meu pai e brasileira
Rbc is everywhere in Canada. Got a few in the dairy capital of canada and some in small towns in the area aswell
I live in Arizona, USA 🇺🇸 and I’ve heard of BHP. They mined copper here. I’m not sure if they still do
Is it better to use revenue as reference? Market cap is fluctuating to say the least
I am pretty sure that the change in Switzerland from Nestlé to Roche is because of the C since March 2020
which is probably for the better cuz Nestle is a horrible company
@@Zachruff
And Corona is a good project paid by the government of every country ?
@@Markus_Abrach ???
@@Zachruff Roche is also a horrible company
@@ilyu oh are they? Thats a shame :(
No Skype in Estonia?
Biggest companies by revenue or market capitalisation? In Germany SAP is only biggest by market capitalisation. In revenue number one is VW (SAP is only 26th).
I could hug and kiss you for your work 🤩😁👌
Wow. When did Sopharma started producing cars?
For me, it's hard to believe that Banco Provincial is Venezuela's largest company. Even in the banking industry, another companies like Banesco or Mercantil seem to be bigger. They are not only in Venezuela, but also in Panama, Dominican Republic and the US.
Although PDVSA, which is the state-owned oil company, has been in decline for several years, it still is a pretty large company. And Empresas Polar, which is essentially a food company, is the largest private company. It's products like the harina PAN are now spreading throughout the globe.
Back to 2010, Brazil´s Petrobras, an State-Run oil company, was world 7º biggest company.
Today Brazil don´t have any company at top #150
do states next
0:45 no black rock?
I like ASML, but I have no clue how they are bigger than shell. Or how either company is bigger than Unilever
Both Shell and Unilever are now British, that's why..
@@Hansjoh21 they are now........
The Indian company from my ideology should be Tata because it's the counly spreaded worldwide in each continennt
It's about companies not group
I think it should be focused on individual companies rather than corporation owning multiple companies. For example you can't sum up Tesla, Boring and Spacex net worth to show it one company.
Bruh, Estonia keeps getting the short end of the stick in these videos, not even mentioned in the companies section, but worst of all, doesnt even exist in the updated map smh
How can they miss the existence of an ENTIRE COUNTRY LOL
Russian made map?
In Costa Rica Davivienda is not even close to being the largest company. We have Banco Nacional, one of the largest banks in Central America, Grupo ICE a huge state owned energy company, Florida ice and farm a brewery and drinks company, Dos Pinos a large milk processor that is in all kinds of food now, all larger than Davivienda.
Wish you had some more info on Saudi Aramco as its one of if not the most valuable company.
I think, but I'm not sure, corporación Davivienda is a Colombian company, branch of Banco Davivienda (from Colombia) so I don't know if it should be there as a Costa Rican company, but it is a nice video
The Dutch royal family has become very rich in part thanks to 'Royal' Dutch Shell. Queen Beatrix's mother, for example, owned 25% of the Shell shares. When Beatrix became queen, there was a lot of criticism, as a result of which Beatrix would lower her Shell shares to the current 5%. The remaining 20% has been chopped into smaller pieces and invested in other stocks. The current King Willem Alexander says he has no Shell shares. The fact is, the Dutch Royal family still has 5% shares in Shell.
Why leave out Belgium??
I’m a little shock that TAP isn’t Portugal’s largest company. A country based of Tourism, and having a super affordable and great company like TAP is, I thought it was certain that TAP was going to be the one.
I was rather shocked to learn that Germany's largest company is not the VW Group :o
i'm suprised A.P. Møller - Mærsk isn't the biggest in Denmark. (it's a giant shipping firm which orperates in 130 contries) with a revenue of almost 40B USD
it is the biggest Danish company by revenue at least, but Novo is the biggest by market cap.