Despite slowing growth and tanking markets, Chinese companies account for half of the list
Slowing mainland growth? Stock markets tanking in Shanghai and Shenzhen? Nobody told China’s most elite companies. This year, the country puts 25 names on our annual honour roll of Asia-Pacific’s 50 best big companies that are publicly traded. That’s more than ever (it had 16 last year)—and more than any other country for the fifth year in a row. What’s more, China again boasts the list’s most valuable company—Tencent, now worth $176.5 billion—and its biggest, Lenovo, which generated $46.3 billion in revenue last year.
(This story appears in the 21 August, 2015 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)