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The Major Oil Companies
Every year, Fortune magazine compiles a ranking of the world's 500 largest corporations as measured by revenue.1
The Major Oil Companies
| By revenue – Fortune 2014 | In $ million | Global rank |
| Royal Dutch Shell | 459,599 | 2 |
| Sinopec (oil + chemicals) | 457,201 | 3 |
| PetroChina | 432,007 | 4 |
| Exxon Mobil | 407,666 | 5 |
| BP | 396,217 | 6 |
| Total | 227,882 | 11 |
| Chevron | 220,356 | 12 |
| Gazprom (Russia) | 165,016 | 17 |
| ENI (Italy) | 154,108 | 22 |
| Petrobras (Brazil) | 141,462 | 28 |
| Pemex (Mexico) | 125,943 | 36 |
| PDVSA (Venezuela) | 120,979 | 41 |
| Lukoil (Russia) | 119,118 | 43 |
| GDF Suez | 118,551 | 44 |
| Rosneft (Russia) | 117,079 | 46 |
| Statoil (Norway) | 108,459 | 54 |
In the above list, the oil majorsWord sometimes used to describe the leading international oil companies. are highlighted in red.
The world's largest company by revenue is the U.S. retail giant Walmart.
The list doesn't include all of the state-owned oil companies, some of which rank among the world's leading oil and gas producers: Saudi Aramco, National Iranian Oil Company, Kuwait Petroleum Company, Qatar Petroleum, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), Iraqi Ministry of Oil and Sonatrach (Algeria).
Forbes magazine publishes an annual list of the 20 biggest oil companies based on production volume.2 The top ten in 2013 were:
- Saudi Aramco (12,7 Mboe/day)
- Gazprom (8,1 Mboe/day)
- National Iranian Oil Company (6,1 Mboe/day)
- Exxon Mobil (5,3 Mboe/day)
- Rosneft (4,6 Mboe/day)
- Royal Dutch Shell (4 Mboe/day)
- PetroChina (3,9 Mboe/day)
- Pemex (Mexique) (3,6 Mboe/day)
- Chevron (3,5 Mboe/day)
- Kuwait Petroleum Company (3,4 Mboe/day)
Sources:
(1) Global 500 2014