Ranking of the World's Most Valuable Automotive Companies in 2009-11
2019-01-25 05:05:52
Among the companies with the highest market value in the world, there are more auto companies
According to the data of listed companies with the highest global market value announced by the Financial Times in the Gasgoo.com, from 2009 to 2011, the number of auto companies that were shortlisted for this list increased year by year.
In the list published in 2009, there were 8 auto companies listed on the market, ranking in order of market value: Toyota, Volkswagen, Honda, Daimler, BMW, Denso, Nissan and Bridgestone, including Denso and General Motors. LIONSTONE is a supplier of automotive parts in Japan.
In the list released in 2010, there were 11 auto companies listed on the list, compared with the previous year, two new Ford and Hyundai auto companies, a parts supplier Johnson Controls and a distributor group Astra. (Astra International), Bridgestone fell out of the list (and 2011 is still not listed on the list).
In the list released in 2011, the auto industry added four new companies - General Motors, Hyundai Mobis, Shanghai Automotive and Kia Motors, for a total of 15. Among the 15 companies, except for parts and components supplier Denso, Hyundai Mobis and Johnson Controls, which are headquartered in Japan, South Korea and the United States, and Astra, a dealership group in Indonesia, the rest are vehicle manufacturers. Shanghai Automotive is the only Chinese automotive company to be shortlisted.
Let's take a look at the market value of these listed auto companies and their internal rankings.
Japan's automakers' market value growth is slow. The market value of German and South Korean automakers is growing fast. In the list released from 2009 to 2011, Toyota Motor Corporation's market capitalization exceeded US$100 billion, ranking first in the auto industry. However, its market value growth in 2011 was relatively low, only a 0.9% increase over the previous year to US$139.367 billion. The 2011 Japanese market values ​​of the other two Japanese car makers Honda and Nissan also increased by only 5.4% and 3.9% respectively.
The market value of Daimler, Volkswagen, BMW and Hyundai in 2011 all increased by 50% year-on-year, of which BMW's market value grew fastest, from 79.98 billion US dollars in 2010 to 79.1% to US$ 53.189 billion. In addition, the market value of Ford Motors and Astra has also increased by more than 35%.
The main reason for the lower market value of Japanese automakers in this list is that the ranking criteria are the market value of each company's closing price at the end of March multiplied by the total number of shares issued, and it is exactly at the end of March this year that Japan When the car maker was hit hard by the 311 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear radiation, the stock price was low.
Daimler surpasses Honda and Volkswagen to become the second largest company in the auto market
Judging from the internal rankings of the listed auto companies, Honda, the second-highest-market auto company in the 2009 list, has surpassed Daimler and Volkswagen in the 2011 list, dropping to fourth; Daimler. From the fourth in the 2009 list, it gradually rose to second. In the 2010 list, Daimler's market value increased by 104.8% to US$50.39 billion, exceeding the Volkswagen, ranking third; in 2011, its market value increased by 50.7% to US$75.385 billion, exceeding Honda, and its ranking rose to second.
The other two Japanese companies, Nissan and Denso, also had their rankings lower in the 2011 list than in the previous two years.
Ford was ranked fifth in the auto industry in 2010 and 2011. General Motors Corp., which was relisted at the end of 2010, ranked seventh in the auto industry in the 2011 list.
The market value of Hyundai Motor in the automotive industry rose from ninth to eighth in 2010.
According to the data of listed companies with the highest global market value announced by the Financial Times in the Gasgoo.com, from 2009 to 2011, the number of auto companies that were shortlisted for this list increased year by year.
In the list published in 2009, there were 8 auto companies listed on the market, ranking in order of market value: Toyota, Volkswagen, Honda, Daimler, BMW, Denso, Nissan and Bridgestone, including Denso and General Motors. LIONSTONE is a supplier of automotive parts in Japan.
In the list released in 2010, there were 11 auto companies listed on the list, compared with the previous year, two new Ford and Hyundai auto companies, a parts supplier Johnson Controls and a distributor group Astra. (Astra International), Bridgestone fell out of the list (and 2011 is still not listed on the list).
In the list released in 2011, the auto industry added four new companies - General Motors, Hyundai Mobis, Shanghai Automotive and Kia Motors, for a total of 15. Among the 15 companies, except for parts and components supplier Denso, Hyundai Mobis and Johnson Controls, which are headquartered in Japan, South Korea and the United States, and Astra, a dealership group in Indonesia, the rest are vehicle manufacturers. Shanghai Automotive is the only Chinese automotive company to be shortlisted.
Let's take a look at the market value of these listed auto companies and their internal rankings.
Japan's automakers' market value growth is slow. The market value of German and South Korean automakers is growing fast. In the list released from 2009 to 2011, Toyota Motor Corporation's market capitalization exceeded US$100 billion, ranking first in the auto industry. However, its market value growth in 2011 was relatively low, only a 0.9% increase over the previous year to US$139.367 billion. The 2011 Japanese market values ​​of the other two Japanese car makers Honda and Nissan also increased by only 5.4% and 3.9% respectively.
The market value of Daimler, Volkswagen, BMW and Hyundai in 2011 all increased by 50% year-on-year, of which BMW's market value grew fastest, from 79.98 billion US dollars in 2010 to 79.1% to US$ 53.189 billion. In addition, the market value of Ford Motors and Astra has also increased by more than 35%.
The main reason for the lower market value of Japanese automakers in this list is that the ranking criteria are the market value of each company's closing price at the end of March multiplied by the total number of shares issued, and it is exactly at the end of March this year that Japan When the car maker was hit hard by the 311 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear radiation, the stock price was low.
Daimler surpasses Honda and Volkswagen to become the second largest company in the auto market
Judging from the internal rankings of the listed auto companies, Honda, the second-highest-market auto company in the 2009 list, has surpassed Daimler and Volkswagen in the 2011 list, dropping to fourth; Daimler. From the fourth in the 2009 list, it gradually rose to second. In the 2010 list, Daimler's market value increased by 104.8% to US$50.39 billion, exceeding the Volkswagen, ranking third; in 2011, its market value increased by 50.7% to US$75.385 billion, exceeding Honda, and its ranking rose to second.
The other two Japanese companies, Nissan and Denso, also had their rankings lower in the 2011 list than in the previous two years.
Ford was ranked fifth in the auto industry in 2010 and 2011. General Motors Corp., which was relisted at the end of 2010, ranked seventh in the auto industry in the 2011 list.
The market value of Hyundai Motor in the automotive industry rose from ninth to eighth in 2010.
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