Toyota ranks first among global 500 companies

According to reports, the "Financial Times" of the United Kingdom recently announced the list of the world's top 500 listed companies in 2011. The largest companies with the largest market capitalization this year are the financial and petroleum industries, and the automotive industry has also performed well. There are a number of automakers as well. Parts companies list. Among them, Toyota Motor Corporation of Japan ranks first in the automotive industry with a market value of US$139.367 billion, ranking 35th in the overall industry rankings. However, Toyota’s ranking in the industry fell by 3% compared to 2010’s ranking. Bit. In addition, the ranking of Japan’s top three automakers has declined compared with 2010. Honda Motor Co., Ltd. ranked 99th in the entire industry rankings, ranking down by 12 and Nissan Motor Co.’s ranking dropped by 23 to 202.

SAIC Motor Corporation is the only Chinese car company to enter the list. The company’s market value reached US$ 26.04 billion and ranked 351th.

The second and third largest companies in the automotive industry are Germany’s Daimler Automotive Group and Volkswagen Group. Daimler ranks 90th in the overall industry rankings, rising by 44 places. Volkswagen Group ranks 92nd in the industry rankings, and in 2010 it ranked 154th.

Ford, BMW, Hyundai, and Kia Motors have all increased their rankings, ranking 125th, 141st, 196th and 365th on the list. U.S. General Motors Corp., which re-listed at the end of 2010, returned to the list, ranking 164th.