The following is a list of the largest European manufacturing companies, ordered by revenue in billions of US dollars, .
Largest European Manufacturing Companies By Revenue
CompanySalesHeadquartersIndustryVolkswagen Group254.0AutomotiveMercedes-Benz Group150.8AutomotiveFiat Chrysler Automobiles110.4 AutomotiveBASF103.9ChemicalsNestlé 100.6 FoodSiemens Engineering, variousBMW98.8 AutomotiveBosch85.4 Engineering, variousArcelorMittal84.2 MetalsAirbus74.5 Aerospace and defencePeugeot73.1 AutomotiveUnilever67.7Food, household and personal careSaint-Gobain57.0 Building materialsNovartis56.7 PharmaceuticalsRenault54.4AutomotiveBayer52.5Pharmaceuticals, chemicalsThyssenKrupp51.6Metals, variousRoche49.7 PharmaceuticalsVolvo46.7AutomotiveLyondellBasell46.4/ ChemicalsSanofi46.1 PharmaceuticalsContinental AG43.2 Engineering, variousGSK plc43.0/ PharmaceuticalsIKEA41.9Ready-to-assemble furnitureABB40.1Engineering, variousInditex40.1TextileAB InBev 39.8 / BeveragesNokiaTelecommunications equipmentChristian Dior38.6 Apparel and accessoriesHeraeus*36.4 Engineering, variousEricsson35.0Telecommunications equipmentIneos*33.1ChemicalsPhilips32.7 ElectronicsSchneider Electric31.6Engineering, variousJaguar Land Rover30.8 AutomotiveL'Oréal28.9 CosmeticsAstraZeneca28.6/ PharmaceuticalsMichelin28.3TyresDanone27.5FoodCNH Industrial27.4 Capital goodsRostec27.2Electronics, variousAlstom26.6Engineering, variousBAE Systems26.3Aerospace and defenceFresenius24.8Medical equipmentMetro AG24.7WholesalingCRH plc24.6Building materialsHeineken N.V.24.3BeveragesBritish American Tobacco 24.3TobaccoImperial Brands23.7TobaccoHolcim23.5Building materialsLeonardo S.p.A.22.4Aerospace and defenceHenkel21.8Household and personal careLafarge20.9Building materialsAkzoNobel20.3ChemicalsAir Liquide 20.2 ChemicalsLinde plc/ ChemicalsAssociated British Foods 19.8 FoodRolls-Royce HoldingsAerospace and defenceAdidas19.6Apparel and accessoriesJohnson Matthey19.3ChemicalsAlcatel-Lucent19.1 Telecommunications equipmentThales Group18.2Aerospace and defenceHeidelberg Materials 18.0 Building materialsSafranAerospace and defenceAurubis17.7MetalsDiageo 16.9 BeveragesElectroluxConsumer durablesSABMiller16.7BeveragesUmicore16.6MetalsEvraz 16.4 MetalsSolvay S.A.ChemicalsEaton Corporation 16.3 / Engineering, variousSeagate Technology/ ElectronicsVoestalpine16.1MetalsReckitt Benckiser15.6Household and personal careDelphi Automotive 15.5 Automotive componentsSandvik15.2Engineering, variousValeo 15.1 Automotive componentsYara InternationalChemicalsMerck KGaA 15.0 PharmaceuticalsStora Enso14.3Pulp and paperSeverstal14.1MetalsIngersoll-Rand 14.0 Engineering, variousNovo Nordisk13.8 PharmaceuticalsUPM Kymmene13.6 Pulp and paperAtlas Copco 13.4 Engineering, variousSalzgitter AGMetalsTE Connectivity13.2 ElectronicsSCA13.1Pulp and paperEvraz12.8MetalsKering 12.8 Apparel and accessoriesNorilsk NickelMetalsNLMK12.2MetalsCovidien 12.0 Medical equipmentDSMChemicalsLanxess 11.7 ChemicalsNorsk HydroMetalsCarlsberg11.6BeveragesMechel11.4MetalsGruppo Riva10.2MetalsTenaris11.1Oil and gas equipmentUC Rusal11.0MetalsGKN10.6Automotive componentsTyco International10.5/ Engineering, variousPernod Ricard10.4BeveragesFerrero10.2FoodPrysmian Group10.1// CableSibur10.0Chemicals
See also List of largest manufacturing companies by revenue List of largest European companies by revenue List of European financial services companies by revenue List of largest companies by revenue List of public corporations by market capitalization List of largest corporate profits and losses Fortune Global 500 List of wealthiest organizations
References Forbes.com - Global 2000 CNN Money - Fortune Global 500, archived from the original.