MNCs presented by- S.S.RAJAWAT

MultiNational corporation(MNC)How many MNCs are there in the world?

889,416.The World Investment Report 2009, published by the UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade

and Development), states there is a total of 889,416 multinational companies (MNCs) around the world: 82,053 parent corporations and 807,363 affiliates. In

2008, the 100 largest MNCs’™ sales combined amounted to nearly $8.5 trillion. The top three

MNCs in 2009 (according to UNCTAD) are: Citigroup Inc., Allianz SE and ABN AMRO holding NV.

• 1. Google• 40,178 employees

www.google.comIndustry: Information Technology // Internet Service ProviderHeadquarters: Mountain View, California, United StatesListed in: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Switzerland, India, Japan, Mexico, United StatesEmployee Growth: 17%Global Revenues: $50.2 billion1st Year on a Great Place to Work list: 200

• 3. NetApp• 12,604 employees

www.netapp.comIndustry: Information Technology // Storage/Data ManagementHeadquarters: Sunnyvale, California, United StatesListed in: Australia, Canada, Switzerland, France, Germany, Greater China, India, Japan, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, United StatesEmployee Growth: 26%Voluntary Employee Turnover: 9%Employee Average Age: 40.5Global Revenues: $6.3 billionWomen in Senior Management: 20%1st Year on a Great Place to Work list: 2008

• 2. SAS Institute• 13,732 employees

www.sas.comIndustry: Information Technology // SoftwareHeadquarters: Cary, North Carolina, United StatesListed in: Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Switzerland, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, United StatesEmployee Growth: 4%Voluntary Employee Turnover: 3%Employee Average Age: 45Global Revenues: $2.9 billionWomen in Senior Management: 33%1st Year on a Great Place to Work list: 1993

4. Microsoft• 100,517 employees

www.microsoft.comIndustry: Information Technology // Software Headquarters: Redmond, Washington, United StatesListed in: Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United StatesEmployee Growth: 4%Employee Average Age: 37.8Women in Senior Management: 29%Global Revenues: $77.8 billion1st Year on a Great Place to Work list: 1993

2013 World's Best Multinational Workplaces

Top 10 companies in the world 2013 by revenue

Rank 10-= TOTAL S.A

• Revenues: US$234,278 million; change from previous year: 1.2 %

Profits: US$13,743 million; change from previous year: -19.5 %

Assets: US$226,505 million

Stockholder's equity: US$96,113 million

CEO: Christophe de Margerie

Employees: 97,126

Headquarters: France• Industry Oil and gas

Rank: 9 Volkswage

• Revenues: US$247,613 million; change from previous year: 11.8%

Profits: US$27,909 million; change from previous year: 30.3%

Assets: US$408,173 million

Stockholder's equity: US$102,180 million

CEO: Martin Winterkorn

Employees: 549,763

Headquarters: Germany

Rank: 8 Toyota Moto

• Revenues: US$265,702 million; change from previous year: 12.9%

Profits: US$11,587 million; change from previous year: 222.6%

Assets: US$377,482 million

Stockholder's equity: US$129,234 million

CEO: Akio Toyoda

Employees: 333,498

Headquarters: Japan

Rank: 7 State Grid

• Revenues: US$298,449 million; change from previous year: 15.2%

Profits: US$12,318 million; change from previous year: 116.9%

Assets: US$374,546 million

Stockholder's equity: US$156,323 million

CEO: Liu Zhenya

Employees: 849,594

Headquarters: China• Industry Electric utility

Rank: 6 BP(industry-OIL &GAS)

• Revenues: US$388,285 million; change from previous year: 0.5%

Profits: US$11,582 million; change from previous year: -54.9%

Assets: US$300,193 million

Stockholder's equity: US$118,414 million

CEO: Robert W. Dudley

Employees: 85,700

Headquarters: Britain

Rank: 5 China National Petroleum

• Revenues: US$408,630 million; change from previous year: 16.0%

Profits: US$18,196 million; change from previous year: 11.5%

Assets: US$547,232 million

Stockholder's equity: US$262,626 million

CEO: Zhou Jiping

Employees: 1,656,465

Headquarters: China

Rank: 4 Sinopec Group

• Revenues: US$428,167 million; change from previous year: 14.1%

Profits: US$8,221 million; change from previous year: -13.0%

Assets: US$314,082 million

Stockholder's equity: US$102,165 million

CEO: Fu Chengyu

Employees: 1,015,039

Headquarters: China• Industry Oil and gas

Rank: 3 Exxon Mobil

• Revenues: US$449,886 million; change from previous year: -0.7%

Profits: US$44,880 million; change from previous year: 9.3%

Assets: US$333,795 million

Stockholder's equity: US$165,863 million

CEO: Rex W. Tillerson

Employees: 88,000

Headquarters: U.S.• Industry Oil and gas

Rank: 2 Wal-Mart

• evenues: US$469,162 million; change from previous year: 5.0%

Profits: US$16,999 million; change from previous year: 8.3%

Assets: US$203,105 million

Stockholder's equity: US$76,343 million

CEO: Michael T. Duke

Employees: 2,200,000

Headquarters: U.S.

Rank: 1 Royal Dutch Shell

• Revenues: US$481,700 million; change from previous year: -0.6%

Profits: US$26,592 million; change from previous year: -14.0%

Assets: US$360,325 million

Stockholder's equity: US$188,494 million

CEO: Peter R. Voser

Employees: 87,000

Headquarters: Netherlands

Top most transparent MNC Transparency International, a global organization leading the fight against corruption

• Statoil• Country: Norway• Industry: Oil & Gas• Market value: US$72.26

billion• Reporting on anti-

corruption programs: 100%• Organizational

transparency: 100%• Country-by-country

reporting: 50%

• Rio Tinto• Country: United

Kingdom/Australia• Industry: Basic materials• Market value: US$118.34

billion• Reporting on anti-corruption

programs: 92%• Organizational transparency:

100%• Country-by-country reporting:

23.7%

Top 10 Multinational Companies in India

• 1 |MicrosoftCorporate Office – Redmond, Washington, U.S | Turnover – 74 Billion Dollar |Employees – 97000+ | Business – Software |Sector - Private Sector

• 2 | IBMCorporate Office – Armonk, New York, U.S.| Turnover – 107 Billion Dollar |Employees – 434246+ | Business – Computer Hardware , Software, IT Services & Consulting |Sector - Private Sector

• 6 | Nestle Corporate Office – Vevey , Switzerland | Turnover – 86 Billion Dollar |Employees – 325000+ | Business – Food Processing |Sector - Private Sector

• 7 | CocaColaCorporate Office – Midtown Atlanta, Georgia | Turnover – Unknown |Employees – 150500+ | Business – Beverage |Sector – Private Sector

• 9 | Sony CorporationCorporate Office – Minato, Tokyo, Japan | Turnover – 80 Billion Dollar |Employees – 162000+ | Business – Conglomerate Corporation |Sector - Private Sector

• 3 | Nokia CorporationCorporate Office – Espoo , Finland | Turnover – 39 Billion Dollar Employees – 97800+ Business – Telecommunications Equipment , Internet , Software Sector - Private Sector

• 4 | PepsiC0 Corporate Office – New York, U.S | Turnover – 67 Billion Dollar |Employees – 297050+ | Business –Food and Beverage |Sector - Private Sector

• 5 | Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd.Corporate Office – Gurgaon, Haryana, India | Turnover – 2 Billion Dollar |Employees – 10000+ | Business – Pharmaceuticals |Sector - Private Sector

• 8 | Procter & Gamble • Corporate Office – Cincinnati, Ohio, USA | Turnover – 84

Billion Dollar |Employees – 125000+ | Business – Consumer Goods Sector – Private Sector

• 10 | Citigroup IncCorporate Office – Manhattan , New York, U.S. | Turnover – 70 Billion Dollar |Employees – 258500+ | Business – Banking & Financial services Sector - Private Sector

The Economic Size of MNCs/economic power of MNCs

measures the economic magnitude of the world’s largest firms is increasing relative to the rest of the economy. The amount of revenue

received by the world’s 200 largest corporations in 1983 was equivalent to 25.0% of gross

world product but equal to 27.5% in 1999 and 29.3% in 2005. The growth is proportionally

larger when we consider value added – in 1990 the world’s top 100 MNCs

accounted for 3.5% of world product but accounted for 4.3% in 2000.15 Again using value added,

in 1990 twenty-four of the world’s 100 largest economies were countries

2000 this had risen to twenty-nine.

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Some Indian MNCs# 3M India Ltd – Diversified# ABB Ltd – Electric power &

automation# Abbott India Ltd –

Pharmaceuticals# Alstom Projects India Ltd -

Electric Power# Bata India Ltd - Footwear

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Some Pakistani MNCs