Top 100 Consumer Goods Companies

CGT once again ranks the top 100 public consumer goods companies based on their annual revenue. In addition to five years of data, the list also includes the 10 companies with the largest growth percentage.

Our 17th annual analysis of the largest publicly traded consumer goods companies worldwide sheds light on recent financial winners and losers and takes a deep dive into the 10 enterprises that enjoyed the greatest success.

CGT's 16th annual coverage of the largest public consumer goods companies worldwide includes a deep-dive into recent business and IT-related activity at the 10 largest enterprises.

CGT's annual roundup of the largest public companies in the consumer goods industry.

An overview of the content published this month as part of CGT's December 2017 issue. Plus, a link to the digital edition.

Coty Inc. has entered into a partnership with Younique, an online peer-to-peer social selling platform in beauty.

These seven consumer goods companies outpaced the competition through equal parts acquisition and innovation.

CGT’s annual ranking looks at the revenue winners and losers in an increasingly digital industry disrupted by changing consumer demands.

Deutsche Bank’s Bill Schmitz reveals what drives valuation in consumer goods and analyzes the impact of pivotal market trends.

Strategic divestiture was the name of the game in the global packaged goods arena throughout 2014. True to form, Procter & Gamble led the charge when A.G. Lafley announced that P&G would shed up to 100 brands in August 2014. Analysts expected the purge to relieve pressure to split up the company.

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