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Global Fortune 500: India far, far, far behind China...

How about preach that to gau rakshaks and bkahts who have taken over the control of society. Know a butthrt Indian I'll tell a Pakistani about shunning Chinese lol
Ok then, go on your merry way and see where that takes you..
 
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But dig a little deeper, and China’s rise begins to look less imposing. First, the top 12 Chinese companies are all state-owned. They include massive banks and oil companies that the central government controls through the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the ruling State Council (SASAC), which appoints CEOs and makes decisions on large investments. With the government as their largest shareholders, China’s state-owned enterprises (SOE) enjoy massive state support, which fosters growth and insulates them from competition.

The Chinese companies are anything but global brands. They enjoy monopolies or oligopolies at home, but often struggle to expand their business outside of the protected borders of their home country. “Chinese companies that wish to go global are hindered because they lack adequate knowledge of consumers in target markets and experience in building leading brands,”

Many of the Chinese brands that are most known around the world—including Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu and Xiaomi, none of which are state-owned—remain too small (in terms of revenue) to make the list.

Of the 54 companies with the biggest losses last year, 16 were Chinese, the most of any country.
 
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Pakistan State Oil, PSO was in Fortune 500 company list for a number of years earlier, now not in the list due to falling revenues...maybe due to big shift from oil to CNG in cars and public vehicles...Pakistan ranks as number one in CNG driven vehicle.

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But there are some overseas Pakistanis whose company elsewhere is/was in fortune 500 companies list. Also Bahria Town Pakistan is now a 20 billion USD company in Pakistan, not in the list...a few more here in Fortune 1000 or 2000 list...

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Pakistani-American Shahid Khan is the Richest South Asian in America

With a net worth of $3.8 billion, Shahid Khan tops the Forbes list of the richest Americans of South Asian origin. Overall, Khan ranks 122nd on Forbes 400 list for 2013, up from 179th in 2012.


L to R: Tony, Ann, Shahid and Shanna Khan


Born in Pakistani city of Lahore, 63 year old Shahid Khan is a mechanical engineer and a self-made billionaire who built his fortune as a top supplier of bumpers to the auto industry. Khan made history in 2011 by becoming the first non-white owner of a National Football League team when he bought Jacksonville Jaguars. Recently, he acquired an English soccer team Fullham for $300 million.

Bahria Town Pakistan had revenue of 10 billion USD in 2015, and assets of 20 billion USD in year 2015....


Bahria Town Private Limited.

Type
Private
Industry Real estate, Gated community, Hospitality
Founded Bahria Town Foundation
Founder Malik Riaz Hussain
Headquarters Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan
Key people
Malik Riaz Hussain, Chairman
Ahmed Ali Riaz Malik, CEO
Products Town
Commercial area
Plots
House
Villa
Restaurants
Hotel
Golf clubs
Hospitals
Revenue
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US$10 billion (2015)
Total assets
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US$20 billion (2015)
Number of employees
60,000 (2016)
Website http://www.bahriatown.com/
 
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As you can see, out of the seven Indian firms, four are state monopolies (Indian Oil, State Bank of India, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum).

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State owned company differs from a State owned Monopoly.
A monopoly infers that it is the only company in that genre.
 
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Small but super (Sweden) beats bigger India:

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India has no class..
 
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