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Top 10 private companies in China [China Daily: Hong Kong Edition](China Daily: Hong Kong Edition Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) After more than 30 years of reforms and opening up, China's private companies have grown stronger and stronger. The All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce published a list of top 500 Chinese private enterprises of 2014 on Monday based on operating revenues. Let's look at top 10 private companies in China based on the list. No 10 China Vanke Co Ltd with operating revenue of 135.42 billion yuan Based in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong province, China Vanke Co Ltd is the nation's biggest listed developer. Wang Shi, Chairman of China, speaks at the first UK-China Business Leaders Summit in London, June 2, 2014. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 9 Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co with operating revenue of 158.43 billion yuan Chinese carmaker Geely paid 11 million pounds ($18.4 million; 13.9 million euros) in February last year for an 80 percent stake in Manganese Bronze Holdings Plc, the parent company of the London Taxi Company, after buying 20 percent share in it in 2006. Geely acquired Volvo Car Corporation for $1.8 billion in 2008. Geely Emgrand Hybrid is displayed at the 13th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition, also known as Auto China 2014, in Beijing, April 20, 2014. [Zhang Jie/chinadaily.com.cn] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 8 Dalian Wanda Group with operating revenue of 186.64 billion yuan After snapping up high-end properties in Madrid and allocating nearly $1 billion to build a luxury hotel in Chicago earlier this year, Dalian Wanda Group Co Ltd, China's largest commercial property developer, has unveiled a plan to invest $1.2 billion to build a mixed-use development in Los Angeles that will help it make inroads into Hollywood. Wang Jianlin, chairman of Wanda Group [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 7 CEFC China Energy Company Limited with operating revenue of 209.99 billion yuan CEFC China Energy Company Limited is a private collective enterprise incorporated by Shanghai Energy Fund Investment Co Ltd and Shanghai Zhong An United Investment Fund Co Ltd. Ye Jianmin, chairman of CEFC China Energy Company Limited, attends a conference in Shanghai on July 17, 2014. [Photo/ CEFC China Energy Company Limited website] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 6 Jiangsu Shagang Group with operating revenue of 228.04 billion yuan Shagang Group in Zhangjiagang of Jiangsu province was honored as a 2013 national-level regional leading enterprise for its innovation in working style by the Ministry of Science and Technology. It is the largest private steel company in China. Shen Wenrong, Chairman of Shagang Group, holds up his trophy at the 2009 CCTV China Economic Figures award ceremony in Beijing, December 23, 2009. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 5 Amer International Group with operating revenue of 233.83 billion yuan Amer International Group is a leading Chinese multinational company mainly dealing with non-ferrous metals. Wang Wenyin, Chairman of Amer International Group, delivers a speech at the 2011 Top 500 Enterprises of China Release Conference and China Corporations Summit in Chengdu city, southwest Chinas Sichuan province, September 3, 2011. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 4 Huawei Technologies Co Ltd with operating revenue of 239.03 billion yuan Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said first-half smartphone shipments rose 62 percent year-on-year, as it targeted the more expensive smartphone sector dominated by South Korea-based Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Apple Inc. People visit the stand of Huawei during the 3rd Mobile Asia Expo at the Shanghai New International Expo Center in Shanghai on June 11, 2014. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 3 Shandong Weiqiao Pioneering Group Co Ltd with operating revenue of 241.4 billion yuan Shandong Weiqiao Pioneering Group Co Ltd is a super-large enterprise that focuses on textiles, garments and dyeing services. Zhang Shiping, Chairman of Shandong Weiqiao Pioneering Group Co Ltd, is interviewed at the company's headquarters in Zouping county, Binzhou city, east China's Shandong province, June 25, 2013. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 2 Legend Holdings Ltd with operating revenue of 244 billion yuan Legend Holdings Ltd, the major shareholder in the world's biggest personal computer maker Lenovo Group Ltd, announced it will enter China's healthcare market as it signed an agreement with iByer Dental Group in June. Liu Chuanzhi, Chairman of Legend Holdings Ltd, speaks at an event of the 2014 Annual Summit of China Green Companies in Nanning city, south Chinas Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, April 20, 2014. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations No 1 Suning Commerce Group Co Ltd with operating revenue of 279.8 billion yuan Suning Commerce Group Co Ltd, the leading home appliance retailer in China, aims to reach sales of 25 billion yuan ($4.03 billion) from its crowdsourcing business in 2015 and 45 billion yuan by 2017. Pedestrians pass a Suning home appliances store in Changzhou city, east Chinas Jiangsu province, June 29, 2013. [Photo/IC] 6 foreign firms that sacked staff in ChinaTop 10 employers rated best by studentsTop 10 game-changing Apple innovations (c) 2014 China Daily Information Company. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info). |