Thai companies listed in Forbes’ Global 2000
Seventeen Thai companies are included in Forbes’ annual ranking of the world’s biggest public companies, the Global 2000.
Seventeen Thai companies are included in Forbes’ annual ranking of the world’s biggest public companies, the Global 2000.
Leading American business and financial magazine Forbes has released its annual ranking of 2,000 of the world’s biggest public companies, the Global 2000, in which seventeen Thai companies are included.
PTT Public Co. Ltd takes the lead among the Thai companies on the Global 2000 list, placing the 167. The second largest Thai company on the list is Siam Commercial Bank (ACB) at 662.
Other Thai commercial banks included on the Global 2000 list are Kasikornbank, Bangkok Bank, Krung Thai Bank, Bank of Ayudhaya and Thanachart Capital.
Also on the Global 2000 list are PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited, Siam Cement Group, Advance Info Service, Charoen Phokphan Foods, Thai Oil, Indorama Ventures, Banpu, CP All, InTouch, and Thai Beverage.
Meanwhile, topping the list of the world’s biggest public company for the first time this year is Exxon Mobil, followed by JPMorgan Chase and General Electric at numbers two and three.-VNA
Leading American business and financial magazine Forbes has released its annual ranking of 2,000 of the world’s biggest public companies, the Global 2000, in which seventeen Thai companies are included.
PTT Public Co. Ltd takes the lead among the Thai companies on the Global 2000 list, placing the 167. The second largest Thai company on the list is Siam Commercial Bank (ACB) at 662.
Other Thai commercial banks included on the Global 2000 list are Kasikornbank, Bangkok Bank, Krung Thai Bank, Bank of Ayudhaya and Thanachart Capital.
Also on the Global 2000 list are PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited, Siam Cement Group, Advance Info Service, Charoen Phokphan Foods, Thai Oil, Indorama Ventures, Banpu, CP All, InTouch, and Thai Beverage.
Meanwhile, topping the list of the world’s biggest public company for the first time this year is Exxon Mobil, followed by JPMorgan Chase and General Electric at numbers two and three.-VNA
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