Hon Hai topped the 2022 Hurun China Top 100 Foreign-Invested Enterprises List.

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[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] The Hurun Research Institute today (21st) released the "2022 Hurun China Top 100 Foreign-Invested Enterprises List and Guide to Investing in the Greater Bay Area", the world's largest high-tech manufacturing and service provider, Taiwan Hon Hai (2317) With a total score of 100 points, it topped the list. This is the second time that Hon Hai has topped the Hurun China Top 100 Foreign-Invested Enterprises list.

The Hurun Research Institute lists 100 foreign companies that have contributed significantly to China's economy, and makes a comprehensive score with reference to the two dimensions of the company's sales in China and the number of employees.

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The top 10 companies in the 2022 China Top 100 Foreign-Invested Enterprises list are Hon Hai, the German automaker "Volkswagen (with a total score of 90 points)", the American technology giant "Apple (with a total score of 88 points)". ", the American auto market "General Motors (GM, total score 87 points)", Thailand's largest conglomerate "Charoen Pokphand Group (total score 85 points)", British HSBC Bank (HSBC, total score 83 points), German industrial The leader "Robert Bosch (82 points)"; the Japanese automaker "Toyota (81 points)", the South Korean technology giant "Samsung Electronics (76 points)", and German automaker BMW (75 overall).

According to the data provided by the Hurun Research Institute, the sales of the top 100 companies in China in 2021 will total 7.6 trillion yuan (about NT$232 trillion), which is equivalent to 7% of China's annual GDP. The company's annual sales are 76 billion yuan (about 232 million Taiwan dollars), and there are nearly 3 million employees in China, with an average of 30,000 employees per company.

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