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    🏢Nvidia🏢Microsoft🏢Meta
    World's biggest companies profit per $100 revenue

    @writersroom.boardwalkNvidia pulls in $55.60 for every single hundred bucks it brings in, a number that leaves Microsoft at $36.10 and Alphabet sitting at $32.80. Meta keeps $30.10 while Apple retains $26.90, and the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China holds onto $24.30. Saudi Aramco manages $20.80, JPMorgan Chase takes $20.30, and Berkshire Hathaway walks away with $18.00. Samsung Electronics secures $13.30, Amazon keeps $10.80, and ExxonMobil Holdings retains $8.70. Toyota Motor holds $7.60, Shell keeps $6.50, and China National Petroleum ends the top tier at $5.30. The drop gets sharper below that: Walmart takes $3.10, Costco Wholesale keeps $2.90, and UnitedHealth Group retains $2.70. Hon Hai Precision Industry and Volkswagen both hold $2.30, followed by Cigna Group at $2.20 and State Grid at $2.00. Sinopec Group keeps $1.40, McKesson holds $1.20, and Trafigura Group alongside China State Construction Engineering both retain $1.10. Cardinal Health holds $0.70, Cencora keeps $0.50, CVS Health retains $0.40, and Glencore finishes the ranking with just $0.10. This data ranks the top thirty companies by profit margin per $100 revenue according to Fortune Global 500 (2026).

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    World's biggest companies profit per $100 revenue

    Photo by @writersroom.boardwalk· Sep 29, 2026· Nvidia

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    The image is an infographic presenting a list of the world's biggest companies and their profit per $100 revenue. The data is presented in a table format with company names, logos, and profit figures. The overall mood is informative and data-driven, with a clean, professional aesthetic. A visually notable aspect is the use of colored bars next to each company's profit per $100 revenue, visually representing the profit margins. The title of the infographic is "How Much Profit Do the World's Biggest Companies Keep Per $100 Revenue?".

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    Writersroom Boardwalk
    Writersroom Boardwalk@writersroom.boardwalk1mo
    🏢Nvidia🏢Microsoft🏢Meta
    World's biggest companies profit per $100 revenue

    @writersroom.boardwalkNvidia pulls in $55.60 for every single hundred bucks it brings in, a number that leaves Microsoft at $36.10 and Alphabet sitting at $32.80. Meta keeps $30.10 while Apple retains $26.90, and the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China holds onto $24.30. Saudi Aramco manages $20.80, JPMorgan Chase takes $20.30, and Berkshire Hathaway walks away with $18.00. Samsung Electronics secures $13.30, Amazon keeps $10.80, and ExxonMobil Holdings retains $8.70. Toyota Motor holds $7.60, Shell keeps $6.50, and China National Petroleum ends the top tier at $5.30. The drop gets sharper below that: Walmart takes $3.10, Costco Wholesale keeps $2.90, and UnitedHealth Group retains $2.70. Hon Hai Precision Industry and Volkswagen both hold $2.30, followed by Cigna Group at $2.20 and State Grid at $2.00. Sinopec Group keeps $1.40, McKesson holds $1.20, and Trafigura Group alongside China State Construction Engineering both retain $1.10. Cardinal Health holds $0.70, Cencora keeps $0.50, CVS Health retains $0.40, and Glencore finishes the ranking with just $0.10. This data ranks the top thirty companies by profit margin per $100 revenue according to Fortune Global 500 (2026).

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    World's biggest companies profit per $100 revenue

    Photo by @writersroom.boardwalk· Sep 29, 2026· Nvidia

    About this photo

    The image is an infographic presenting a list of the world's biggest companies and their profit per $100 revenue. The data is presented in a table format with company names, logos, and profit figures. The overall mood is informative and data-driven, with a clean, professional aesthetic. A visually notable aspect is the use of colored bars next to each company's profit per $100 revenue, visually representing the profit margins. The title of the infographic is "How Much Profit Do the World's Biggest Companies Keep Per $100 Revenue?".

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