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    A multinational corporation (MNC) operates in more than one country, with a parent company in its home country and majority-owned subsidiaries in other countries. MNCs create global business strategies to target markets offering growth and profit potential. Executing a successful multinational strategy can generate significant value for shareholders. A company may first export or license products abroad before becoming an MNC by directly investing in foreign operations to control business abroad. Leading MNCs include Toyota, BP, De Beers, Fiat, Phillips, Exxon, and Coca-Cola.

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    A multinational corporation (MNC) operates in more than one country, with a parent company in its home country and majority-owned subsidiaries in other countries. MNCs create global business strategies to target markets offering growth and profit potential. Executing a successful multinational strategy can generate significant value for shareholders. A company may first export or license products abroad before becoming an MNC by directly investing in foreign operations to control business abroad. Leading MNCs include Toyota, BP, De Beers, Fiat, Phillips, Exxon, and Coca-Cola.

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    A multinational corporation (MNC) operates in more than one country, with a parent company in its home country and majority-owned subsidiaries in other countries. MNCs create global business strategies to target markets offering growth and profit potential. Executing a successful multinational strategy can generate significant value for shareholders. A company may first export or license products abroad before becoming an MNC by directly investing in foreign operations to control business abroad. Leading MNCs include Toyota, BP, De Beers, Fiat, Phillips, Exxon, and Coca-Cola.

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    A multinational corporation (MNC) operates in more than one country, with a parent company in its home country and majority-owned subsidiaries in other countries. MNCs create global business strategies to target markets offering growth and profit potential. Executing a successful multinational strategy can generate significant value for shareholders. A company may first export or license products abroad before becoming an MNC by directly investing in foreign operations to control business abroad. Leading MNCs include Toyota, BP, De Beers, Fiat, Phillips, Exxon, and Coca-Cola.

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    The key takeaways are that multinational corporations operate in multiple countries and can adopt various strategies like exporting, licensing, direct investment, joint ventures and acquisitions to expand internationally.

    Multinational corporations are typically large, complex organizations that operate across national borders. They usually have a parent company and subsidiaries in other countries and have high annual sales, capital expenditures and large number of employees globally.

    Companies can use strategies like establishing their own operations from scratch in a new country, setting up joint ventures or partnerships with local firms, acquiring existing foreign companies or forming global partnerships to penetrate multiple foreign markets.

    A multinational corporation, MNC, is a company that operates in more than one

    country. A MNC typically consists of a parent company in the home country and
    its majority-owned affiliates or subsidiaries in other countries. MNCs often
    create a global business strategy that targets emerging markets in countries that
    offer maximum growth and profit potential. Executing a successful
    multinational strategy can create tremendous value for an MNC's shareholders.
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    Becoming a Multinational Corporation
    Before becoming an MNC, a company may first sell its products or
    services in a foreign country with limited risk by exporting or licensing
    its products in that country. To expand in a foreign market, it may
    manufacture its products there to save on shipping costs and foreign
    tariffs. A company typically becomes a MNC when it makes a direct
    investment in the foreign country to establish operations and conduct
    business there, which gives the company more control over its business in
    the country.
    Multinational Strategies
    A company can set up its operations in a foreign country from scratch by
    establishing its own manufacturing, distribution and retail operations or
    use several other strategies to build its foreign presence. It can establish a
    joint venture or partnership with an established firm in a foreign country.
    It can buy complete ownership or a controlling stake in an established
    foreign company. A company that aims for a larger approach can form a
    long-term global partnership with another company to invest in and
    penetrate multiple foreign market
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    Multinational corporations, or MNCs for short, are companies that
    directly own and operate assets in more than one country outside their
    home country in which they are incorporated and usually also maintain
    their headquarters. These companies are also frequently referred to as
    multinational enterprises (MNEs) or transnational corporations (TNCs).
    Leading examples include Toyota (Japan), BP (England), De Beers

    (Luxembourg), Fiat (Italy), Phillips (Holland), Exxon (USA) and Coca


    Cola (USA).
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    Very Large and Organizationally Complex
    Multinationals are mostly large in size, publicly listed and
    organizationally complex enterprises managed by professional executives
    experienced in managing across borders. Annual sales and profits
    frequently total billions of dollars. Employees can number in the
    hundreds of thousands. Annual capital expenditures often exceed those
    budgeted by many African, Asian and Middle East countries.
    Home Countries
    Most multinationals are based in the U.S., Western Europe or Japan.
    Some leading exceptions include LG Electronics (South Korea), Hyundai
    (South Korea), Tata (India), BHP (Australia), Companhia Vale do Rio
    Doce (Brazil) and the Techint Group (Argentina).
    Very few MNCs are based in Africa or the Middle East as of April 2011.
    One exception is DP World, the global operator of marine ports, based in
    Dubai
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    A multinational corporation is often thought to be a giant business entity with
    operations in dozens of countries. However, the minimum requirement for a
    corporation to be considered multinational is that it operates in at least three
    different countries. This is usually accomplished by means of establishing a
    parent corporation and then establishing subsidiary corporations in other
    countries that are majority- or wholly owned by the parent corporation. Have a
    question? Get an answer from a lawyer now!
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    This is a list of multinational corporations.


    ABN-Amro

    Asian Paints

    BNP Paribas

    Accenture

    Assicurazioni
    Generali

    Boeing

    Accor
    Activision
    Blizzard
    Aditya Birla
    Group
    Advanced
    Micro Devices
    Affiliated
    Computer
    Services
    Airbus
    Air FranceKLM

    Atari

    Bombardier
    Inc.

    AXA

    Bouygues

    Bacardi

    Bridgestone

    Banco
    Santander

    BP (British
    Petroleum)

    Bank of
    Montreal

    Cadbury
    Schweppes

    Barrick Gold
    Corporation

    Canon Inc

    Barilla Group
    BASF

    Aitken Spence

    Baskin-Robbins

    Akzo Nobel

    Bayer

    Alcatel-Lucent

    BBVA

    Allianz

    Bic

    Alstom

    BIDV

    Altria Group

    Billabong

    American
    International
    Group

    Black &
    Decker

    Arcor

    BMW

    Capital One
    Caterpillar Inc.
    Celestica
    Chevron
    Cisco Systems
    Citigroup
    CMC[disambiguation
    needed]

    Cognizant
    Technology
    Solutions
    ConocoPhillips
    Coca-Cola

    Costco
    Creative Labs
    Credit Suisse

    Electronic Data
    Systems
    Electrolux

    Crdit Agricole

    Emerson
    Electric

    Cummins

    Eni

    Dabur

    Enel

    Daikin

    Embraer

    Daimler AG

    Epson

    Danone

    Ericsson

    Datang
    Telecom

    Ernst & Young

    FUJITSU
    Gazprom
    General
    Electric
    General Motors
    Generali
    Gerdau
    Gillette
    Glaxo Smith
    Kline

    ExxonMobil

    Goodyear Tire
    and Rubber
    Company

    Faber-Castell

    Google

    Facebook

    Halliburton

    FedEx Express

    Haier

    DHL

    France Tlcom

    Dow Chemical

    Ferrero

    Hearst
    Corporation

    Dunkin' Donuts

    Fiat

    EDF

    Ficosa

    HewlettPackard

    Enviroway
    Bioscience

    Finmeccanica

    Hilti

    Ford Motor
    Company

    Hindustan
    Computers
    Limited

    Dell
    Delta Airlines
    Deutsche Bank
    Deutsche
    Telekom

    Electronic Arts

    Etisalat

    FPT Group

    Heineken

    Hitachi
    Honda
    Honeywell

    JPMorgan
    Chase & Co.
    Kenya Airways

    HSBC

    Kingston
    Technology

    Huawei

    Knorr (brand)

    Hutchison
    Whampoa
    Limited

    Komatsu
    Limited

    Hyundai Motor
    Company

    Luxottica
    Maggi
    Marriott
    Martini &
    Rossi
    Masterfoods
    Mattel

    Konami

    McDonald's

    KPMG

    MercedesAMG

    IBM

    Krispy Kreme

    ICICI

    Lagardre

    IKEA

    Lactalis

    Indesit

    Lear

    Infosys

    Leoni AG

    Mitsubishi
    Electric

    Ingersoll Rand

    Lenovo

    Mobil

    ING Group

    Lexmark

    Motorola

    Intel
    Corporation

    LG

    Millipore
    Corporation

    Intesa Sanpaolo
    Isuzu
    Jardine
    Matheson
    Johnson &
    Johnson

    LG Electronics

    Mercedes-Benz
    Michelin
    Microsoft

    LiuGong

    Monsanto
    Company

    Lockheed
    Martin

    Namco Bandai
    Games

    L'Oral

    Namco Bandai
    Holdings

    Lukoil

    Nestl
    NetApp Inc.
    News
    Corporation

    PSA Peugeot
    Citron

    Sapient
    Corporation

    Ranbaxy

    SAS

    Red Bull

    Sasken
    Communication
    Technologies
    Limited

    Nike, Inc.

    Regus

    Nintendo

    Renault

    Nishat Group

    Repsol

    Nissan

    RICOH

    Novartis

    Rockstar
    Energy

    Oracle
    Corporation
    Panasonic
    Corporation
    Parmalat
    Pepper Lunch
    PepsiCo
    Petronas
    Petrovietnam
    Pfizer
    Philips
    Procter &
    Gamble
    Proton
    (carmaker)

    Sasol
    Schlumberger
    Sears
    Scotiabank

    Robert Bosch
    GmbH

    Sega Sammy
    Holdings

    Rohde &
    Schwarz

    Servcorp

    Royal Dutch
    Shell
    Royal Bank of
    Canada
    Rusal
    SABMiller plc
    Samsung
    Electronics
    SanDisk
    Sanofi Aventis
    SAP AG

    Siemens
    Schneider
    Electric
    Socit
    Gnrale
    Sony
    Sony Computer
    Entertainment
    Sony Music
    Entertainment
    Sony Pictures
    Entertainment

    Southwest
    Airlines

    The Harrison
    International
    Group

    United Airlines

    Starbucks

    Thomson
    Reuters

    VNPT

    Tata Motors

    Total S.A.

    TCS

    Toyota

    Telefonica

    TRW
    Automotive

    Square Enix

    Tejas Networks
    Tesco

    Tyco
    Unilever

    Viettel Mobile

    Vimpelcom
    Vodafone
    Wal-Mart
    Whirlpool
    Corporation
    Wipro

    Yakult

    Toyota, Honda, Budweiser, Kia,


    McDonalds,Pepsi,KFC,Adidas,Nike,Puma,Umbro,Nissan,Renault,Citroe
    n,MR BricolageE, McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Siemans, Honeywell, IBM,
    Honda, Yahoo, Nokia, Shell Oil, etc. mcdonalds and other int'l food
    retailers
    nestle and other food wholesalers

    citibank and other int'l banks


    mobil-exxon and other oil co's
    walmart and other int'l retailers
    auto manufacturers
    etc. etc.

    Semua hotel antarabangsa.. JW Mariot,Hilton, Rizt Calton dll

    PWC ( price water house and coupers )

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