In the list of the top 500 enterprises in China just released in early July, we can see that the entry threshold has improved, from 65.438+0 billion in 2026.5438 to 22.8 billion in 2022, which means that enterprises with annual revenue of 20 billion also missed this list.
So, why do most companies want to enter this list? In fact, the title of "Top 500" in front of the enterprise represents the position and strength of this enterprise in this country, so the scale of funds has also become a part of the national economic aggregate.
Ten years ago, the top three in the list of top 500 enterprises were taken over by China Petroleum, China Petrochemical and China Construction, but today, ten years later, no company's revenue can exceed the 3 trillion yuan mark, and the top ten in the list are basically state-owned enterprises or mixed ownership enterprises, but there is no private enterprise.
However, with the continuous development of economy, private enterprises in China began to catch up, and more and more private enterprises made the list of the top 500. Weilai, Yadea, Kexing and Didi all entered the list of the top 500 for the first time in 2022.
In 20 10, Lenovo ranked the highest among the top 500 private enterprises in China, but only ranked 20th. In 2022, JD.COM came from behind and became the first and seventh private enterprise.
Surprisingly, JD. COM revenue reached 95 15 billion yuan, surpassing Ali, Tencent and Huawei to become the largest private enterprise in China. Who would have thought that 19 years ago, in 2002, JD.COM was just a small entity company, earning meager income only by selling electronic products.
But also in this year, JD.COM was affected by SARS, sales plummeted, and even the company faced bankruptcy. At this time, when Liu felt desperate, he thought of selling products through the Internet. It was this idea that appeared at the critical moment that completely saved JD.COM.
In 2004, Liu began to transfer the physical industry to online sales, which was also the initial sales model. By this time, JD.COM had fallen behind Ali for five years. In the first few years, although JD.COM was developing, its speed was very slow, and the key was the lack of funds. Later, in 2008, it encountered a financial crisis, which made Liu worse.
It was not until 20 12 that JD.COM gradually became famous by price war and became the second largest e-commerce platform in China. Today, there are four listed companies under Liu's banner, among which the contribution of Jingdong Logistics occupies a dominant position, with annual revenue exceeding10/00 billion.
When he saw that the development was more stable, Liu Ye quit with peace of mind and stepped down as CEO. So far, JD. COM's revenue has also exceeded 950 billion. Their goal is to create 1 trillion revenue in 2022. Let's wait and see.