China's Billion-dollar Companies

[Martian2]

Shenzhen's AAC Technologies (micro-acoustics) had $1.43 billion in 2014 revenue

For 2014, China's AAC Technologies had 8.879 billion Yuans in revenue.[1] The company specializes in micro-acoustics.

8.879 billion Yuans / 6.2 Yuans per Dollar = $1.43 billion

Citation.

1. 2014 Q4 Results - Non-Acoustic Segments Contribute 20% of Annual Revenue | Latest News
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AAC Technologies Holdings on the Forbes Asia's 200 Best Under A Billion List

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Dude you have missed so many companies!

Zoomlion

Lens Technology

Kerui Group

Qihoo

Kingsoft

JD

Dianping

Ctrip

Gionee

Cheetah Mobile

Kuaidi Didi

Sinofert

Han's Lasers

Fosun Pharma

There are way more companies. I will write soon.

Bluestar group

Elkem

 

[Keel]

Dude you have missed so many companies!

Zoomlion

Lens Technology

Kerui Group

Qihoo

Kingsoft

JD

Dianping

Ctrip

Gionee

Cheetah Mobile

Kuaidi Didi

Sinofert

Han's Lasers

Fosun Pharma

There are way more companies. I will write soon.

Bluestar group

Elkem

Zoomlion has already been included in the first list.

You have to provide financial figures (net profits/ revenue) and possibly other relevant info and links. not just a company name

China Shiwan handcrafted ceramic figurine

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Zoomlion has already been included in the first list.

You have to provide financial figures (net profits/ revenue) and possibly other relevant info and links. not just a company name

China Shiwan handcrafted ceramic figurine

Too much work. Please Google. Also, here I'm going either by Revenue or Market Cap.

 

[Keel]

Too much work. Please Google. Also, here I'm going either by Revenue or Market Cap.

Of course there are more works to do than just typing up a company name. Well if it is just for your showing off or making ridicules at the OP then please leave the thread as it is when it has already defined the criteria for listing out in the thread

Handcrafted wax printing

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Of course there are more works to do than just typing up a company name. Well if it is just for your showing off or making ridicules at the OP then please leave the thread as it is when it has already defined the criteria for listing out in the thread

Handcrafted wax printing

I was trying to help. Martian didn't mention any "criterion" to list. I am just pointing out companies, which he can look at.

As for showing off, you can as well say that the OP was himself "showing off" ( which I don't believe) by your criterion of simply sharing knowledge.

Be Rational. Be friendly.

 

[Martian2]

Huawei 2014 net profit jumps 33% to $4.5 billion

During the past five years, we have seen Huawei climb the USPTO rankings. Last year, Huawei broke into the Top 50 and landed at the 48th spot.[1] Huawei's consistent double-digit annual increase in sales and net profit should fuel Huawei's continued ascent up the USPTO rankings.

Huawei Net Profit Jumps 33% - WSJ

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Citation.

1. IFI CLAIMS® 2014 Top 50 US Patent Assignees | IFI CLAIMS® Patent Services

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Huawei is BY FAR the best Chinese company. Actually it is one of the Global Leading Technology Companies in the world.


Though it isn't hyped up like Alibaba, Tencent etc, it is one of the core technology companies who do the "hard" technology stuff. Almost all other major Chinese tech companies are going heads down into the standard Internet, mobile sectors, of which most won't survive.

Two more companies that I came across:

China Electronics Corp.
Panda Electronics (this one is a subsidiary of the above one)

 

[Keel]

I am focusing on China's tech companies. Banks, insurance companies, real estate companies, etc. are excluded from this list.

Here's my pick of China's Top 50 technology companies. Many of China's largest military contractors, such as NORINCO, are missing. It's simply my personal preference to keep the spotlight on the civilian companies.

China's Norinco Is Defense Giant on Global Growth Path - Businessweek
"Sep 25, 2014 - The bottom line: China arms maker Norinco's $62 billion in 2013 revenue make it bigger than Lockheed Martin or General Dynamics."

China Railway Construction - $89.9 billion in sales
SAIC Motor - $88.3 billion
Huawei - $46.3 billion
Lenovo - $38.71 billion
BAIC Motor - $33.3 billion
Haier - $29.5 billion
Huaneng Power International - $21.8 billion
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) - $21.61 billion
Sinohydro Group - $19.7 billion
Great Wall Technology - $15.1 billion
China CNR - $14.6 billion
CSR - $14.1 billion
TCL - $13.83 billion
ZTE - $13.1 billion
Tencent - $12.899 billion
Shanghai Electric Group - $12.8 billion
Sinomach Automobile - $12.18 billion
Datang International Power - $12.1 billion
Shanghai Pharmaceuticals - $12.09 billion
Xiaomi - $12 billion
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. - $11.29 billion (2009 revenue)
China National Chemical- $9.67 billion
Weichai Power - $9.4 billion
Sichuan Changhong Electric - $9.24 billion
Great Wall Motor - $8.9 billion
BYD - $8.4 billion
Alibaba - $7.95 billion
Baidu - $7.906 billion
China Shipbuilding Industry - $7.9 billion
SINOPEC Engineering (Group) - $7.1 billion
Dongfang Electric - $6.85 billion
Yunnan Yuntianhua - $6.55 billion
Zoomlion Heavy Industry - $6.24 billion
Dongfeng Motor Group - $6.1 billion
Inspur - $5.9 billion
Chongqing Changan Auto - $5.83 billion
Sany Heavy Industry - $5.8 billion
AVIC International - $5.39 billion
BOE Technology Group - $5.38 billion
China Oilfield Services - $4.5 billion
Wanhua Chemical Group - $3.2 billion
Guangzhou Automobile Group Co. Ltd. - $3 billion
Goldwind - $2.85 billion
Shenyang Machine Tool Co. - $2.7 billion
SMIC - $2.07 billion
Netease - $1.5 billion
Hikvision - $1.49 billion
HiSilicon - $1.36 billion
Spreadtrum - $1.07 billion
RDA Microelectronics - $0.43 billion
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References:

The World's Biggest Public Companies | Forbes Global 2000
Bloomberg
Statista
Company websites

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BAIC Motor reports doubled profits
By Hao Yan (chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2015-03-25 17:40
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BAIC Motor Corp Ltd released its first annual report in Hong Kong on Sunday where it revealed that the company earned 4.51 billion yuan ($734.66 million) in profits, more than double the 2.71 billion yuan in it did in 2013.

BAIC Motor's revenue surged to 56.37 billion yuan ( see note **), 441 percent that of the 12.78 billion yuan in 2013.

The report stated an earning-per-share of 0.7 yuan. The company's cost of sales almost quadrupled to 47.39 billion yuan from 12.37 billion yuan one year earlier.

Its Beijing Benz passenger car brought in 9.05 billion yuan in gross profits in 2014, skyrocketing from 1.39 billion yuan that of the 2013. The Beijing Motor passenger car lost 68.92 million yuan, much less than the loss of 977,92 million yuan in the previous year

This is the listed company's first financial report after being listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Dec 19, 2013.

According to a statement filed with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the company's revenue skyrocketed 340% year on year to RMB 56.37 billion in the reporting period.

In 2014, BAIC Motor sold 1.58 million cars, reflecting a year on year growth of 16.8%.


Note ** US$9.18 billion

 

[Martian2]

Telecom Superpower Face-off: Huawei vs. Ericsson Telecom

In 2012, Huawei passed Ericsson Telecom as the world's largest telecoms equipment manufacturer (see citation from The Economist). Let's take an updated look at these two giants.

Chinese multinationals: Who's afraid of Huawei? | The Economist
"Aug 4, 2012 | From the print edition ... Huawei has just overtaken Sweden's Ericsson to become the world's largest telecoms-equipment-maker. ... It commands respect by delivering high-quality telecoms equipment at low prices."
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Huawei
2014 Revenue: $46.5 billion (up 20.6% year-over-year)[1]
2014 net profit: $4.5 billion (up 33%)[1]
Best technology: 16nm (fab: TSMC)[2]

Ericsson Telecom
2014 Revenue: $26.5 billion (flat revenue)[3]
2014 net profit: $1.3 billion (down 9%)[3]
Best technology: 28nm (fab: STMicroelectronics, two generations behind Huawei)[4]

References.
1. China's Huawei Says 2014 Profit Surged 33% - Forbes
2. HiSilicon Kirin 930 SoC points to a new trend
3. Ericsson reports flat 2014 revenues | Telecoms.com
"Jan 27, 2015 - Ericsson has reported its last quarter and full year results for 2014, revealing flat annual revenue growth across all of its business segments, and lower than expected Q4 sales. The Swedish equipment vendor said revenue growth was restricted by lagging North America sales.

The vendor reported annual net sales of SEK228 billion, flat compared to SEK227.4 billion in 2013. 4th quarter sales were SEK68 billion, representing 1% year-on-year growth. Annual net profit was flat at SEK11.1 billion compared to SEK12.2 billion in 2013. At SEK4.2 billion profits were down 35% year-on-year in the fourth quarter."

Calculation.

One US Dollar = 8.62 Swedish Krona (or SEK)
Source: Google

Ericsson Telecom revenue of SEK228 billion = $26.5 billion
Ericsson Telecom profit of SEK11.1 billion = $1.3 billion

4. STMicroelectronics trims losses in Q1 - OFweek News
"Apr 30, 2014 - The company's revenue, including legacy ST-Ericsson products, ... ST signed a strategic agreement with a top-tier foundry for 28 nm, fully ..."

 

[Martian2]

China's CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd.) is the world's second-largest manufacturer of batteries for electric vehicles

"Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL) is a Chinese technology company founded in 2011 and specialized in the manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage systems, as well as battery management systems (BMS). It is headquartered in Ningde, Fujian Province and operates manufacturing bases in Ningde, Qinghai and Liyang. Its two main R&D centers are based in Ningde and Berlin."
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Battery Supplier CATL Riding Crest of EV Wave | Wards Auto (January 29, 2018)

"It now ranks second in production of batteries for electric vehicles with business for now limited to China. Galyen expects it to pass No.1 Panasonic early this year. More importantly, CATL is on the short list to be the main EV battery supplier to European OEMs such as Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and PSA Group.
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According to the Reuters news agency, CATL reported net earnings of $471.5 million on sales of $2.1 billion in 2016. Sales grew threefold from 2015 levels."

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China battery giant CATL plans $2 billion IPO to fund expansion | Reuters (November 14, 2017)

 

[AndrewJin]

China's CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd.) is the world's second-largest manufacturer of batteries for electric vehicles

"Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL) is a Chinese technology company founded in 2011 and specialized in the manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage systems, as well as battery management systems (BMS). It is headquartered in Ningde, Fujian Province and operates manufacturing bases in Ningde, Qinghai and Liyang. Its two main R&D centers are based in Ningde and Berlin."
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Battery Supplier CATL Riding Crest of EV Wave | Wards Auto (January 29, 2018)

"It now ranks second in production of batteries for electric vehicles with business for now limited to China. Galyen expects it to pass No.1 Panasonic early this year. More importantly, CATL is on the short list to be the main EV battery supplier to European OEMs such as Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and PSA Group.
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According to the Reuters news agency, CATL reported net earnings of $471.5 million on sales of $2.1 billion in 2016. Sales grew threefold from 2015 levels."

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China battery giant CATL plans $2 billion IPO to fund expansion | Reuters (November 14, 2017)

Tiny city like Ningde can nourish such battery giant!
New industrialisation and innovation are truly at every corner of China.