Companies Founded in 1972
6 profiled companies were founded in 1972. The largest by latest full-year revenue is Equinor ASA, at about $106.5 billion for 2025, followed by SAP SE at about $41.6 billion for 2025.
No two of these companies report the same industry; they cover 6 different ones.
Headquarters-country data is available for 4 of these 6 companies. The largest country groups are USA (2), Germany (1) and Japan (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.
Burlington Stores profile: $11.6B FY2025 revenue, 1,287 stores, founder Monroe Milstein, CEO Michael O'Sullivan, store-only off-price model and HQ move.
Equinor (EQNR): $106.5B 2025 revenue, Q2 2026 net income of $4.84B, CEO Anders Opedal, 67% Norwegian state ownership, about 24,600 employees, and 2030 strategy.
FANUC FY2025 revenue of ¥857.8B, Q1 FY2026 results, CEO Kenji Yamaguchi, how FANUC makes money from CNC, robots and robomachines, and rivals ABB and Yaskawa.
iHeartMedia profile: $3.865B FY2025 revenue, Q2 2026 results, CEO Bob Pittman, podcast growth, Netflix video deal, $5B debt and key competitors.
Public Storage profile: FY2025 revenue of $4.82B, CEO Tom Boyle, the $10.5B NSA acquisition, Q2 2026 results, competitors and how the REIT makes money.
SAP profile with FY2025 revenue, cloud backlog, founders, CEO Christian Klein, S/4HANA migration, enterprise software model, and strategy.