Data source: https://www.marketcapwatch.com/united-kingdom/largest-companies-in-united-kingdom/

Tools: Photoshop, Google Sheets

Posted by Proud-Discipline9902

7 comments

  1. Isn’t Linde actually legally domiciled in Dublin? Also RT is half Australian so would it make sense to only count half their market cap as being in the UK?

  2. In Britain, even the billions are on time for tea. 🎩💼 #BritishEfficiency

  3. The third biggest company of uk is a bank from China (Hong Kong)?

  4. I’ve often heard the quote.. “US innovates. China replicates. EU regulates.”

    Does UK and/or EU want a trillion dollar company, like the US?

    What’s the consensus there? Do people view trillion dollar companies as evil or good for the economy, jobs, etc.?

  5. Pharmaceuticals, banking, FMCG, semiconductors, jet engines; I’m kinda impressed.

  6. It would be really interesting to add the P/E values and then compare by regions.

    Market caps are far lower outside US but the P/E values are far more conservative. These mature traditional businesses also provide significant dividend yields 

  7. Low effort posts. Yare you going to post your bar charts for each country one by one?

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