Three companies under the Group entered the Fortune 500 in 2006. In 2003, the turnover of Samsung Group was about US$ 96.5 billion, and the brand value was as high as US$ 65.438+0.085 billion, ranking 25th among the top 100 brands in the world and becoming the fastest growing brand for two consecutive years. Samsung Electronics, the flagship company of the group, ranked third in the top IT 100 of Business Week in 2003, and has increasingly become the industry leader, with its influence exceeding many traditional giants in the industry.
Samsung has nearly 20 kinds of products, and its world market share ranks first among global enterprises, showing its strong strength in the international market. Take Samsung Electronics as an example. The company has won many awards in the Industrial Design Excellence Award (IDEA) of the American Industrial Design Association, and has won the most awards for several years in a row. All these prove that Samsung's design ability has reached the world-class level. In 2003, Samsung obtained 13 13 patents in the United States, ranking ninth among all enterprises in the world.
South Korea's Samsung Group is a 60-year-old group integrating electronics, machinery, chemicals, finance and trade services. Samsung Group is one of the super-large groups in Korea and a world-famous multinational company.
Samsung Group currently has about 267,000 employees in 66 countries around the world. The turnover of Samsung Group in 1997 was 961000000 USD. Among them, the electronics industry was $26.3 billion (27.4%), the machinery industry was $6.3 billion (6.5%), the chemical industry was $2,654.38 billion (2.2%), the financial industry was $26.2 billion (27.2%), and the trade and other industries were $35.2 billion (3.67%).
Samsung
In the world's most famous 100 trademark list, Samsung Electronics is the only Korean trademark and a symbol of Korean national industry.
There are five main business projects of Samsung Electronics: communication (mobile phones and networks), digital home appliances, digital media, liquid crystal displays and semiconductors.
Its business scope includes electronics, chemical industry, shipbuilding, paper-making, sugar-making, textile, communication, aircraft, finance, insurance, construction, tourism, medical care, automobile, media and many other fields.
At present, * * * has 62 subsidiaries, three of which are Fortune 500 companies, with total assets as high as $654.38+007 billion. In 2004, Samsung's total exports (US$ 59.2 billion) accounted for 20.7% of South Korea's total exports (US$ 272 billion). The average annual salary of employees is as high as 710.3 million won (about NT$ 2.09 million), making them the best talents in China. Samsung plays an important role in the global market and is the pride of South Korea.
Second, SK group,
From 1953, a local small textile factory began to develop, and today it has become the lifeblood of Korea's economic growth.
Areas of participation:
In the field of petrochemical fibers,
Participated in oil development all over the world, and successively participated in the development of 1 national 1 16 oil fields;
In the field of information and communication,
1996, SK World successfully launched the CDMA data mobile phone to the market for the first time, making Korea among the powerful communication countries. In 2004, the DMB satellite was successfully launched, and the multimedia service using the satellite was pushed to the market, thus creating a "ubiquitous" era of making full use of information anytime and anywhere.
State, scale level:
South Korea's third largest multinational enterprise, with energy, chemical industry and information and communication as its two pillar industries, has two enterprises among the top 500 in the world. At present, SK and its subsidiaries have more than 30,000 employees and 65,438+024 offices and subsidiaries worldwide. In 2005, SK Group's sales reached US$ 59.2 billion, and its per capita productivity ranked first in Korea. Semiconductor, shipbuilding, automobile, household appliances and petrochemical industry are five traditional pillar industries in Korea, and five emerging industries, such as information, games, nanotechnology, biology and light industry, are developing.