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Fortune joined the London Stock Exchange opening ceremony on September 16 to celebrate the launch of the Fortune 500 Europe ranking for 2026.

Now in its fourth year, the list highlights the continent’s 500 biggest companies by revenue, underscoring the scale and influence of Europe’s corporate giants. Combined, the businesses on the 2026 list generated $15.5 trillion of revenue, up 4% from last year. The top 10 alone account for more than $2 trillion in revenue, with energy, finance, and automotive companies dominating the upper ranks.

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22 data points on 582 companies. That's almost 13,000 facts checked twice every time. Greta, tell me, why is the Fortune 500 list so important? It's an iconic list and it's a benchmark for European business. It's 35 million employees, 15.5 trillion in revenue, over 1 trillion in profit. For the first time, Germany is no longer the biggest contributor by the number of companies on the list. That's actually now the UK. If you look at the biggest company on the list, it's Volkswagen is almost $100 billion in revenue bigger than number 2, that is Shell. Four energy companies in the top 10, 4 carmakers and 1 financial. These are big international global companies that are very successful and that are very often very near the top of our list.

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