After Saudi Aramco, Taiwanese company TSMC and Chinese company Tencent came on the list.
The energy giant has maintained Aramco Saudi Arabia“(Aramco), on its position as the most valuable brand in Asia, with a market value of $1.921 trillion.
And I launched Aramco Saudi Arabia “Its initial public offering (IPO) on December 11, 2019, remains the largest in history, raising $25.6 billion and valuing the company at $1.7 trillion.
Aramco in numbers.. Market value and reserves
And the “Aramco“ It is also the only company worth more than $1.92 trillion that is not headquartered in the United States.
As of 2022, Aramco had proven reserves of 259 billion barrels of oil equivalent, much larger than competitors like ExxonMobil (17.7 billion) and Chevron (11.2 billion).
List of the most valuable brands in Asia
Saudi Aramco was succeeded by TSMC Taiwanese chip and semiconductor manufacturer Huawei is ranked second on the list of the most valuable brands in Asia, while Chinese company Tencent came in third.
According to a report by brokerage firm Alpho, Chinese companies still have the largest presence in the top 20 Asian companies.
The classification has not been affected by global changes in recent years.
The report said that the ranking of companies with the most valuable brands in Asia was not affected by global variables during the past three years, most notably the Corona pandemic and geopolitical developments around the world, and the list did not witness any modifications compared to the report issued by the company in December 2021.
Tata displaces Samsung from fourth place
The only change in the list came in fourth place, which was occupied by the Indian Tata Motors, which jumped from eighth to fourth place, replacing the South Korean Samsung, which fell to fifth place, while the Japanese Toyota came in sixth place.
The rest of the positions were occupied by Chinese companies operating in the fields of banking and financial services, communications and information technology.
The list of the top 20 companies in Asia also included companies from Indonesia and Singapore.
