Companies Founded in 1984
8 profiled companies were founded in 1984. The largest by latest full-year revenue is Centene Corporation, at about $194.8 billion for 2025, followed by Dell Technologies Inc. at about $113.5 billion for 2026.
No two of these companies report the same industry; they cover 8 different ones.
Headquarters-country data is available for 7 of these 8 companies. The largest country groups are USA (5), Netherlands (1) and UK (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.
ASML company profile covering FY2025 revenue, net income, employees, EUV lithography, CEO Christophe Fouquet, history, and business model.
Centene profile: FY2025 revenue of $194.8B, Q2 2026 results, CEO Sarah M.
Cinemark profile: $3.115B 2025 revenue, record $1.086B Q2 2026, CEO Sean Gamble, founder Lee Roy Mitchell, Movie Club, XD, and competitors.
Cisco profile: FY2026 revenue of $63.3B, $9.3B in AI infrastructure orders, CEO Chuck Robbins, founders Bosack and Lerner, Splunk, and rivals Arista and HPE.
Dell Technologies: FY2026 revenue $113.5B, Q2 FY2027 revenue $47.0B (+58%), $95B AI server backlog, CEO Michael Dell, ~97,000 employees, competitors.
Fiserv profile: $21.19B 2025 revenue, Q2 2026 results, CEO Takis Georgakopoulos, Clover POS, core banking, the 2025 stock crash and rivals FIS, Block and Toast.
NextEra Energy profile: $27.4B FY2025 revenue, CEO John Ketchum, how FPL and NextEra Energy Resources make money, the 2026 Dominion merger and rivals.
Vodafone Group profile: FY26 revenue of €40.5B, CEO Margherita Della Valle, the VodafoneThree merger, Spain and Italy exits, Vodacom and M-Pesa in Africa.