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I. Increasing Substantial Contributions to China's National Economy

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The 2010 Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies are making increasing substantial contributions to China's national economy.

Total net profits of the Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies reached 1,423.9 billion yuan this year, accounting for 94.74 percent of the total net profits of the Top 500 Chinese Companies (1,502.9 billion yuan). This figure increased 15.91 percent compared with the total net profit of the 2009 Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies (1,228.5 billion yuan). Total tax revenue from the 2010 Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies reached 1,720 billion yuan, 28.91 percent of total tax revenue from this year's Top 500 Chinese Companies (5,950 billion yuan). The figure increased by 10.97 percent over last year's Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies tax total despite the international financial crisis.

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China ranked first in the list of the 2010 Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies followed by China Mobile, China Construction Bank, China National Petroleum Corporation, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec), China National Offshore Oil Corporation, Shenhua Group and Bank of Communications. Compared with the previous year, no radical change took place among the top ten. The top four companies remained unchanged. Sinopec entered the top ten, ranked the seventh.

Summary

Report on Top 200 Most Profitable Chinese Companies in 2010

Chapter II.

Fast-expanding Scale

Chapter III.

Structural Analysis



 

 

 

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