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2025-09-15 19:45:28
[2025 China Top 500 Enterprises List Announced: JD.com Ranks in the Top Ten, State-Owned and Private Enterprises Roughly Even] ⑴ On Monday, the China Enterprise Confederation and the China Entrepreneur Association released their "China Top 500 Enterprises" list for the 24th consecutive year. The list, based on 2024 operating revenue, features roughly equal numbers of state-owned and private enterprises, with 251 and 249 companies respectively. The total revenue of the top 500 companies reached 110.15 trillion yuan, with the entry threshold rising for 23 consecutive years to 479.60 billion yuan, an increase of 579 million yuan from the previous year. Total net profit attributable to parent companies reached 4.71 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4.39%. Total assets increased to 460.85 trillion yuan, a 7.46% increase. ⑵ The list shows that the number of companies with revenue exceeding 100 billion yuan has expanded to 267, with 15 exceeding 1 trillion yuan in revenue. State Grid Corporation of China retained the top spot with nearly 4 trillion yuan in revenue, followed closely by China National Petroleum Corporation, China Petrochemical Corporation, and China Construction Corporation, all with revenue exceeding 2 trillion yuan. In the top ten list, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Bank of China, and China Railway Engineering Group ranked fifth to ninth, respectively. JD.com ranked tenth with a revenue of approximately 1.15 trillion yuan, rising three places from the previous year and becoming the only private Internet company in the top ten. (3) In terms of industry distribution, the technology and automotive sectors performed outstandingly. Technology companies such as Alibaba (17), Huawei (23), and Tencent (31) entered the top 100, among which Huawei's R&D investment of 179.687 billion yuan accounted for nearly one-tenth of the total R&D investment of the top 500; in the automotive field, BYD ranked highest (26), and traditional car companies such as SAIC and Geely also made it into the top 100.
