Top motor vehicle manufacturing companies: Revenue, Operating income, Profit, Total assets, Total equity, Forex
Toyota Motor Corporation(Japan)
Toyota owns: 51 % of Daihatsu, 20 % of Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru) and 6 % of Isuzu
2010:
Revenue ¥18.9 trillion (US$203.7 billion)
Operating income ¥147.5 billion (US$1.59 billion)
Profit ¥209.46 billion (US$2.25 billion)
Total assets ¥30.35 trillion (US$326.2 billion)
Total equity ¥10.36 trillion (US$111.35 billion)
General Motors (U.S.)
General Motors owns 51 % of Daewoo
2010:
Revenue US$ 135.592 billion
Operating income US$ 5.084 billion
Net income US$ 6.172 billion
Total assets US$ 138.898 billion
Total equity US$ 36.180 billion
GM own discontinued brands:
Welch (1903–1911)
Rainier (1905–1911)
Welch-Marquette (Marquette)
Cartercar (1905–1915)
Elmore (1909–1912)
Rapid Truck (1909–1912)
Reliance Truck (1909–1912)
Welch-Detroit (1910–1911)
Marquette (1912)
Peninsular (1912) (Marquette)
Samson Tractor (1917–1922)
Scripps-Booth (1917–1923)
Marquette (1930)
Oakland (1909–1931)
Viking (1929–1931)
LaSalle (1927–1940)
McLaughlin (1918–1942)
Yellow Coach (1925–1943)
Beaumont (1966–1969)
Envoy (1960–1970)
Acadian (1962–1971)
Ranger (1968–1976)
Bedford Vehicles (1927–1987)
General Motors Diesel Division (1938–1987)
Passport (1988–1991)
Asüna (1993–1995)
Geo (1989–1997)
Oldsmobile (1897–2004)
Pontiac (1926–2010)
Saturn (1985–2010)
Hummer (1998–2010)
GM Goodwrench (1977–2011)
Daewoo (1982–2011)
Volkswagen AG (Germany)
Volkswagen holds 49.9 % of Porsche
2010:
Revenue €126.88 billion
Operating income €7.141 billion
Profit €6.835 billion
Total assets €199.39 billion
Total equity €48.71 billion
Ford Motor Company (U.S.)
Ford owns: 33 % of Mazda and 8 % of Aston Martin
2010:
Revenue US$128.954 billion
Operating income US$7.149 billion
Net income US$6.561 billion
Total assets US$165.693 billion
Total equity US$-642 million
Fiat S.p.A. (Italy)
Fiat holds a controlling stake in the following automakers (35 %),
2010
Revenue €35.88 billion
Operating income €992 million
Profit €179 million
Total assets €73.44 billion
Total equity €12.46 billion
Nissan Motors (Japan)
Nissan owns: 15 % of Renault
2009:
Revenue ¥7.517 trillion / $80.92 billion
Operating income ¥ 311.6 billion / $3.35 billion
Net income ¥ 42.4 billion / $460 million
Renault SA (France)
Renault owns: 44 % of Nissan, 25 % of AvtoVAZ
2010:
Revenue €38.971 billion
Operating income €635 million
Profit €3.420 billion
Total assets €70.11 billion
Total equity €22.76 billion
Hyundai Motor Group (South Korea)
2010:
Revenue $58 billion USD
Net income $6.86 billion USD
Total assets $54 billion USD
Honda Motor Corp Ltd. (Japan)
2010:
Revenue US$120.27 billion
Operating income US$2.34 billion
Net income US$1.39 billion
Total assets US$124.98 billion
Total equity US$40.6 billion
PSA Peugeot-Citroen (France)
2010:
Revenue €56.06 billion
Operating income €1.736 billion
Profit €1.134 billion
Total assets €68.49 billion
Total equity €14.30 billion
Daimler AG (Germany)
2010:
Revenue €97.76 billion
Operating income €7.274 billion
Profit €4.498 billion
Total assets €135.83 billion
Total equity €37.95 billion
BMW (Germany)
2010:
Revenue €60.48 billion
Operating income €5.094 billion
Profit €3.218 billion
Total assets €108.87 billion
Total equity €23.10 billion
Tata Motors Ltd (India)
2010:
Revenue $20.572 billion
Net income $844 million
Total assets $20.192 billion
Total equity $2.224 billion
Spyker Cars (Holland)
2009:
Revenue €6.6 million
Operating income (€19.2 million)
Profit (€23.0 million)
Total assets €64.2 million
Chrysler Group LLC
2010:
Revenue US$ 41.946 billion
Operating income US$ 763 million
Net income US$ -652 million
Total assets US$ 35.449 billion
Total equity US$ -4.489 billion
Chrysler owns discontinued automobile brands:
Sunbeam (1901–1976)
Maxwell (1904–1926)
Singer (1905–1970)
Commer (1905–1979)
Hillman (1907–1976)
Karrier (1908–1977)
Graham Brothers (1916–1929)
Fargo (1920–1972)
DeSoto (1928–1961)
Plymouth (1928–2001)
Simca (1934–1977)
AMC (1954–1988)
Chrysler Imperial (1955–1975; 1981–1983)
Barreiros (1959–1978)
Valiant (1960–1981)
Humber (1967–1968)
Eagle (1988–1998)
