Companies Founded in 1969
9 profiled companies were founded in 1969. The largest by latest full-year revenue is Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., at about $236.9 billion for 2025, followed by DHL Group at about $93.6 billion for 2025.
No two of these companies report the same industry; they cover 9 different ones.
Headquarters-country data is available for 9 of these 9 companies. The largest country groups are USA (7), Germany (1) and South Korea (1).
Every figure above comes from the company profiles linked below, where each revenue number carries its fiscal year and source. Run-rates are never used as annual revenue, and revenue reported in other currencies is converted to US dollars at approximate 2025 average rates, so treat the comparison as an order of scale rather than an exact gap.
AMD history, FY2025 revenue, CEO Lisa Su, EPYC, Ryzen, Radeon, Instinct AI GPUs, Xilinx, ZT Systems, and strategy versus NVIDIA and Intel.
DHL Group revenue, CEO Tobias Meyer, owners, business model and competitors, with FY2025 results, Q2 2026 figures and the 2026 DHL AG reorganization.
Gap profile with FY2025 revenue, CEO Richard Dickson, employees, business model, competitors, risks, and official filing sources.
MGM Resorts International reported FY2025 revenue of $17.538B. See its business model, history, leadership, competitors, and latest annual filing data.
Realty Income (NYSE: O) earned $5.75B revenue in FY2025 and $1.55B in Q2 2026. CEO Sumit Roy, 15,500+ net lease properties, monthly dividend, rivals.
Samsung profile with FY2025 revenue, Lee Byung-chul, co-CEOs TM Roh and Young Hyun Jun, semiconductors, Galaxy, and strategy.
Sysco profile with FY2026 revenue of $84.6B, CEO Kevin Hourican, foodservice distribution model, Jetro Restaurant Depot deal, and competitors.
Tenet Healthcare company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founders, CEO Saum Sutaria, business model, and competitive strategy.
Zebra Technologies profile: CEO Bill Burns, $5.396B fiscal 2025 net sales, Q2 2026 results, the Elo acquisition, and its scanning, RFID, and machine vision