Apple is the biggest "gold owner" of the United States in China. In fiscal year 20 19, Apple's global revenue was $2,590.42, and China's revenue was $436.78, accounting for nearly 17%.
As a pioneer of smart phones, Apple phones have been highly sought after since they were listed in China. By the end of 20 17, China has become the world's largest market for iPhone, with 243 million users, accounting for13 of the global total sales. "Selling kidney to buy iPhone" has become an online buzzword for a time.
2. Intel Corporation of the United States (one of the Fortune 500 companies is famous for producing CPU chips)
CPU is a high-end technology, not everyone can make it. Intel's CPU is mainly produced in the United States, and a factory has been set up in China to carry out some packaging tests.
China has always been Intel's largest market in the world. In 20 19, Intel's revenue is expected to exceed $70 billion, and the revenue in China market is expected to reach1700 million.
Technology giants such as Intel make their own money and provide CPU for two American computer companies, Dell and Hewlett-Packard, which also earn billions of dollars from China every year.
3. Qualcomm
Intel is the overlord of PC-side CPU, while Qualcomm is the leader in the field of mobile phone-side commercial CPU. In addition to Huawei's Kirin CPU and Samsung's independent CPU, most Android machines in the market use Qualcomm CPU, including oppo, vivo and Xiaomi.
However, Qualcomm does not have the ability to independently produce CPU, and the production capacity is mainly completed by TSMC in Taiwan Province Province and Samsung in South Korea, both of which have American backgrounds.
Qualcomm's revenue in fiscal year 20 19 was $24.273 billion. If China's market share is 65%, China's market revenue is about158 billion USD.
4. Wal-Mart
A veritable global retail giant, the world's top 500NO. 1 (revenue ranking), 20 19 global revenue of 51440 million US dollars.
In 20 19, Wal-Mart's revenue in China is expected to exceed 10 billion US dollars, accounting for 10% of its overseas revenue, with a year-on-year increase of 6.3%. Recently, Wal-Mart announced plans to open 500 new stores and cloud warehouses in China in the next 5-7 years.
At present, Wal-Mart has opened 443 shopping malls in more than 80 cities in China/Kloc-0, and has reached in-depth cooperation with Tencent and JD.COM, and its e-commerce business has been registered in JD.COM.
5. Micron
Micron is a global semiconductor storage giant, ranking third, second only to Samsung and Hynix. A few years ago, with the rapid increase in the demand for memory for mobile phones and other electronic devices, the memory market made a lot of money. Micron really enjoyed it for several years, ranking among the best in China's 20 17 revenue ranking, with a revenue of $ 104 billion.