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10 Best Companies Profit Over 8 Years

Written by madmax

Thursday, 04 August 2011 07:49

Fortune magazine issued a list of 20 companies returned the most profitable over the last 8 years. This world giant companies have previously been entered in the list of world's 500 largest corporations. There are about 20 companies of the 500 companies listed in the Fortune 500 profitability throughout the eight consecutive years. Here are 10 giant companies that produce the greatest gains over the last eight years was: 1. Exxon Mobile (Rank 2 Fortune 500) Although this year's crown as the largest company Exxon Mobile in the United States had replaced Wall-Mart, but the company was able to become the largest profit producer. With the passing of the era of recession, Exxon has been able to increase revenue by 59 percent, triggered by rising oil prices as the global economic recovery. Keep in mind, oil is now not everything for Exxon. After 2009, Exxon reached an agreement with XTO giant, a company that has half the gas reserves of Exxon's production in the world. Although the movement was slow gas prices, Exxon is still the number one company in the Fortune list this time. The reason, Exxon's profit of U.S. $ 30.5 billion in 2010, surprising as its nearest competitor is a fellow oil company Chevron to the difference of U.S. $ 10 billion. In fact, Exxon's profit was recorded 52 times greater than the average profit 500 companies listed in the Fortune 500. 2. AT & T (Ranked 12 Fortune 500) Although it does not include the results of a large deal with T Mobile that took place this year, AT & T continue to thrive. In 2010, the iPhone is sold like gangbusters products, network quality continues to evolve, as well as revenue from wireless data up to nearly 30 percent, or the highest among the telecommunications industry giants. AT & T profits rocketed by 60 percent this year, or U.S. $ 19.9 billion. The move makes the company made a number of divested AT & T is at the second position as the company with the largest gains. How long will it last position, so depending on how AT & T can do business with more attractive in order to attract consumers. Moreover, after AT & T loses iPhone exclusivity rights in the sale of a switch to Verizon. Another effort is the improvement in the quality of network service. 3. Chevron (Rank 3 Fortune 500) Financial records Chevron looks very good. It was marked by increased revenues 82 percent in 2010 or with a profit of U.S. $ 19 billion. Margin of the processing industry for better and crude oil prices higher to make profits Chevron is second largest oil companies from the U.S.. It is not so encouraging, Chevron only replace one-quarter of the oil and gas pumped from oil fields. Last year, Chevron as the company recorded a gain of oil reserve replacement ratio is the lowest for the time span of 10 years, and further back from the target industry who want to replace the oil reserves of 100 percent per year. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) John Watson seems to follow its predecessor to increase production, but face the problem of finding a new project. 4. Microsoft (Rank 38 Fortune 500) Although not issued a product that is hot like mobile phones or tablet, Microsoft's revenue is better known than its competitors engaged in the technology industry. Microsoft deserves to thank the product Windows 7. Microsoft made its stock on Wall Street seemed to fly after it said it has been able to sell 175 million copies of Windows 7 operating system since its first appearance in late 2009. This step certainly makes Microsoft's profit jumped 29 percent or U.S. $ 18.8 billion and made it a leader in the technology industry 5. JP Morgan Chase & Co. (Rank 13 Fortune 500) JP Morgan is undoubtedly a leader in U.S. banking, and it proved to be a record 2010 earnings of the company's new history. In fact, it exceeded the achievement of revenue during a boom. The bank benefited in 2010 to U.S. $ 17.4 billion coming from different lines of businesses ranging from credit cards to credit services to corporate underwriters. It was as the U.S. economic recovery and losses on loans decreased. Of loan loss reserves have now been changed and that means making billions of dollars turned into profit. Although JP Morgan is still dealing with the litigation of cases of U.S. mortgages (subprime mortgages), as well as from a number of investors who seek a refund of subprime mortgage products that led to the emergence of the problem. At least, until now JP Morgan is still listed as one of the world's most powerful banks. To be continued....