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    This document lists the top 20 EFTA-listed companies by market value in 2009. Nestle ranked first with a market value of $129.6 billion as a food producer. Roche Holding and Novartis, both pharmaceutical companies from Switzerland, ranked second and third with market values over $100 billion. The remaining companies on the list were predominantly Swiss or Norwegian and operated in industries including oil & gas, banking, electronics, chemicals, telecom, and healthcare equipment. The rankings are based on data from the FT Global 500 Survey of 2009.

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    This document lists the top 20 EFTA-listed companies by market value in 2009. Nestle ranked first with a market value of $129.6 billion as a food producer. Roche Holding and Novartis, both pharmaceutical companies from Switzerland, ranked second and third with market values over $100 billion. The remaining companies on the list were predominantly Swiss or Norwegian and operated in industries including oil & gas, banking, electronics, chemicals, telecom, and healthcare equipment. The rankings are based on data from the FT Global 500 Survey of 2009.

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    This document lists the top 20 EFTA-listed companies by market value in 2009. Nestle ranked first with a market value of $129.6 billion as a food producer. Roche Holding and Novartis, both pharmaceutical companies from Switzerland, ranked second and third with market values over $100 billion. The remaining companies on the list were predominantly Swiss or Norwegian and operated in industries including oil & gas, banking, electronics, chemicals, telecom, and healthcare equipment. The rankings are based on data from the FT Global 500 Survey of 2009.

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    Top EFTA listed companies: 2009 Fig.

    28
    EFTA Europe World Company Activity Market Value
    Rank Rank Rank (in billion USD)
    1 2 (3) 15 (14) Nestlé (CH) Food producer 129.6
    2 4 (7) 18 (24) Roche Holdin (CH) Pharmaceuticals 119.4
    3 6 (12) 26 (38) Novartis (CH) Pharmaceuticals 100.2
    4 19 (24) 63 (66) StatoilHydro (NO) Oil & Gas 56.2
    5 38 (56) 110 (118) Credit Suisse (CH) Banking 36.1
    6 42 (50) 123 (108) ABB (CH) Electronic & electric equipment 32.5
    7 51 (53) 145 (114) UBS (CH) Banking 27.6
    8 72 (73) 199 (173) Zurich Financial Services (CH) Banking 22.5
    9 82 (115) 244 (303) Syngenta (CH) Chemicals 19.6
    10 95 (166) 328 (489) Swisscom (CH 15.0
    11 105 (193) 380 (n.a.) Synthes (CH) Health care equipment 13.2
    12 142 (103) n.a. (276) Telenor (NO) Telecom 9.5
    13 143 (122) n.a. (361) Holcim (CH) Construction & materials 9.4
    14 162 (266) n.a. SGS (CH) Support Services 8.2
    15 163 (118) n.a. (309) Richemont (CH) Personal goods 8.2
    16 194 (236) n.a. Orkla (NO) Food producer 7.0
    17 196 (247) n.a. Kuhne + Nagel International (CH) Industrial Transport 7.0
    18 201 (200) n.a. The Swatch Group (CH) Personal goods 6.8
    19 212 (190) n.a. Yara International (NO) Chemicals 6.4
    20 228 (158) n.a. (466) DnB Nor (NO) Banking 6.0
    Source: FT Global 500 Survey: 2009
    The FT Global 500 2008 is based on market values and prices at 29 May 2009; the 2008 ranking
    Top EFTA listed companies: 2009 Fig. 28
    EFTA Europe World Company Activity Market Value
    Rank Rank Rank (in billion USD)
    1 2 (3) 15 (14) Nestlé (CH) Food producer 129.6
    2 4 (7) 18 (24) Roche Holding (CH) Pharmaceuticals 119.4
    3 6 (12) 26 (38) Novartis (CH) Pharmaceuticals 100.2
    4 19 (24) 63 (66) StatoilHydro (NO) Oil & Gas 56.2
    5 38 (56) 110 (118) Credit Suisse (CH) Banking 36.1
    6 42 (50) 123 (108) ABB (CH) Electronic & electric equipment 32.5
    7 51 (53) 145 (114) UBS (CH) Banking 27.6
    8 72 (73) 199 (173) Zurich Financial Services (CH) Banking 22.5
    9 82 (115) 244 (303) Syngenta (CH) Chemicals 19.6
    10 95 (166) 328 (489) Swisscom (CH) Telecom 15.0
    11 105 (193) 380 (n.a.) Synthes (CH) Health care equipment 13.2
    12 142 (103) n.a. (276) Telenor (NO) Telecom 9.5
    13 143 (122) n.a. (361) Holcim (CH) Construction & materials 9.4
    14 162 (266) n.a. SGS (CH) Support Services 8.2
    15 163 (118) n.a. (309) Richemont (CH) Personal goods 8.2
    16 194 (236) n.a. Orkla (NO) Food producer 7.0
    17 196 (247) n.a. Kuhne + Nagel International (CH) Industrial Transport 7.0
    18 201 (200) n.a. The Swatch Group (CH) Personal goods 6.8
    19 212 (190) n.a. Yara International (NO) Chemicals 6.4
    20 228 (158) n.a. (466) DnB Nor (NO) Banking 6.0
    Source: FT Global 500 Survey: 2009
    The FT Global 500 2008 is based on market values and prices at 29 May 2009; the 2008 ranking

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