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2. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Net Revenue: $94.444 billion YoY Change: 11.53% Last Year’s Rank: 3 Registering record results for the second consecutive year, LVMH moved up from third to second place. Despite a post-pandemic normalization of luxury spending, analysts cited positive brand momentum, a more optimistic economic environment, and signs of increased …

5. Unilever N.V. Net Revenue: $62.047 billion YoY Change: 7.08% Last Year’s Rank: 4 Though Unilever may have slipped a spot as a result of JBS’ massive growth, the company’s e-commerce business grew 44%, with growth recorded in pure-play, omnichannel, and …

4. Procter & Gamble. Net revenue: $80.187 billion YoY Change: 5.35% Last Year’s Rank: 3 Despite significant headwinds like the changing political and geopolitical environment and disruptions in credit markets, Procter & Gamble (P&G) reported strong cash returns, seeing a 7% increase in e-commerce sales — totalling 17% of total company sales.

CGT's annual list of the top 100 consumer goods companies, ranked based on revenue. CGT ranks the top 100 publicly owned consumer goods companies based on their annual revenue. CGT once again ranks the top 100 public consumer goods companies based on their annual revenue. In addition to five years ...

5. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton* Net Revenue: $52.898 billion YoY Change: -17% Last Year’s Rank: 4. LVMH, which includes such brands as Moët & Chandon, Krug, Hennessy, Dior, Fendi, and Marc Jacobs, was hit hard by retail closures and travel restrictions during the pandemic, causing revenue to plummet and the luxury company to slip a spot in the ranking.

Top 100 Consumer Goods Companies of 2022 RANK LAST YEAR COMPANY 2021 NET $M YoY CHANGE 1 1 Nestlé SA $95,701 5.96% 2 3 PepsiCo $79,474 12.93% 3 2 Procter & Gamble ...

CGT once again ranks the top 100 public consumer goods companies based on their annual revenue. In addition to five years of data, the list also includes the 10 companies with the largest growth percentage.

May 8, 2013 · A new global ranking of fast moving consumer goods brands reveals the brands that are being bought by the most consumers, the most often. Coca-Cola leads the Top 50 list, while some surprising brands, like Maggi, make it into the top 10. And only one brand in the world reaches more than half of the global population.

Dec 1, 2019 · Nintendo Co. (Growth: 115.8%) How can any company double its year-over-year revenue without making a major acquisition? In the videogame marketplace, you do it by releasing the next wildly popular game platform. For Nintendo, that feat was accomplished in March 2017 with the launch of Nintendo Switch, which launched in March 2017 but sold 15.05 million units …