PetroChina's market capitalisation is $336.4 billion trillion and Exxon is the world's first

After 1.5, PetroChina once again picked the world's first crown of market capitalisation. As of 15 o'clock yesterday, PetroChina edged up 1.87% per cent to 13.10 yuan.　　The market capitalisation overtook Exxon Mobil, the world's largest oil company, to become one of the most valuable companies on Earth.　　PetroChina's share price has risen 30% per cent this year, to $336.4 billion trillion, more than 335.9 billion dollars at Exxon Mobil's May 22 close. PetroChina, which topped the title of "Asia's most lucrative company", became the focus of "worldwide attention" on the first day of listing.　　Its issue price is only 16.7 yuan, November 5, 2007, the opening price of 48.60 Yuan, up to 191.02%, on the total share capital, the market value has reached 7.86 trillion yuan, coupled with the market capitalisation of H shares, the total market value of up to 8.25 trillion yuan, successfully overtook Exxon Mobil, become the world's first market capitalisation.　　But then, PetroChina also became a a-share was "set" the most listed companies, and even some of the online ridicule of the Limerick, "ask you how much worry, like full warehouse in oil."　　PetroChina's share price fell to 9.71 yuan, followed by a rebound in the market, but PetroChina's share price has been tepid, really began to skyrocket or to this year's May.　　Only May one months, the total market value of PetroChina A shares increased by 209.1 billion yuan, if the May stock price of the highest 13.46 yuan, a-share market value was once as high as 2.18 trillion yuan.　　On the news of the discovery of 1.02 billion tonnes of large oil fields in Bohai Bay in Friday, its H shares surged about 14% per cent on the day, closing at a close of HK $10.16, the most "exaggerated" record since its IPO. 　　The total market value of PetroChina, combined with the shares held by CNPC's parent company, amounted to HK $1.819 trillion, and by this calculation, its overall capitalisation had increased by about 220 billion Hong Kong dollars last 51, making it the largest oil unit in Asia. At the same time, "stock" also chose to continue to favor PetroChina stocks. In Saturday, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway company vetoed the move to sell PetroChina shares, and Mr. Buffett himself made a clear objection to the proposal. Berkshire, which holds a stake of $3.31 billion trillion in PetroChina, is the largest foreign shareholder.