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220. Hyundai Heavy Industries

Rank: 220 (Previous rank: 375)
CEO: Jai-Seong Lee / Oi-Hyun Kim
Employees: 34,830
Address: 1000 Bangeojinsunhwan-doro
Ulsan 682-792
Country: South Korea
Website: http://english.hhi.co.kr

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Is Hyundai Heavy Industries a great company, or what?

	$ millions	% change from 2009
Revenues	38,996.0	70.1
Profits	3,240.8	93.2
Assets	40,165.8	--
Stockholders' equity	12,147.9	--

Profits as % of
Revenues	8
Assets	8.1

From the July 25, 2011 issue

Editor's note: Chrysler Group was erroneously omitted from the Global 500 listing. With revenue of $41.9 billion, Chrysler ranks No.205 among all the companies in the world and 61st in the U.S. As a result, Bristol-Myers Squibb, which had ranked No.500, falls off the list. Updates may be found for the full list, rankings by country, and the list of arrivals. Fortune regrets the error.

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