Top 500 Chinese Internet companies increased

Beijing Business Daily (Reporter Zhang Xu Wang) Fortune Chinese website yesterday released the "Top 500 Chinese Ranking", in addition to the threshold of the top three enterprises to improve, the list of Internet companies increased to 6, including Jingdong, Vipshop, Sohu and other Internet The company for the first time on the list.

Prior to this, the Internet industry only three companies year on year list, respectively, this year's ranking of 93 Tencent, ranked 166th and Baidu ranked 461 Netease.

This year, Kingdee, which boarded the top 500 Chinese companies for the first time, ranked 79th for the first time. Its operating revenue in 2013 was 69.34 billion yuan, a loss of 2.485 billion yuan. The only product ranked 421nd. Its operating income in 2013 was 10.344 billion yuan, with a profit of 3.19 Billion; Sohu ranked 488, its 2013 operating income of 8.537 billion yuan, a loss of 93 million yuan.

Alibaba, which listed in the United States as early as August, has yet to appear on the list because the Top 500 Chinese Companies only cover all Chinese companies listed at home and abroad. In fact, the company's revenue last year reached 49.147 billion yuan (net profit 220.08 100 million yuan), should occupy a place in the list. In the eyes of some observers, the Suning Cloud Business and Gome, which have fully transformed the Internet, are also counted as Internet power, with 43 and 101 respectively.

The entire technology industry, the three operators firmly control the top three industries, China Mobile is a well-deserved boss last year revenue reached 630.177 billion yuan, ranking the top 500 Chinese top 4 overall list. Lenovo, a maker of technology and hardware, ranked 20th in China's Top 500, with revenues of 236 billion yuan last year.

Data released by Fortune shows that the threshold of China's top 500 enterprises reached 8.23 ​​billion yuan this year, an increase of 13% year-on-year. In addition, the total revenue and total profit growth of the companies listed in this year also achieved "two double-doubles": the total revenue reached 28.9 trillion yuan, accounting for more than half of China's GDP in 2013.