Hungary’s biggest commercial lender OTP Bank and oil and gas company MOL took the 398th and the 1,239th place respectively on Forbes’ 2026 Global 2000 list that ranks the largest companies worldwide, MTI reports.
OTP took the 993rd place based on revenue, the 360th place based on profit, the 313th place based on assets and the 658th place based on market value. Overall, this was the first time the lender made it into among the top 400 companies.
MOL was ranked 539th based on revenue, the 1,795th based on profit, the 1,288th based on assets and the 1,968th based on market value.
Forbes said OTP had revenue of USD 14.33 billion and MOL a revenue of USD 25.2 billion.
The companies featured on the 24th edition of the Forbes Global 2000 list have combined revenue of USD 56,000 billion, profits of USD 5,500 billion, total assets of USD 272,200 billion, and a market value of USD 121,900 billion.
JPMorgan Chase has topped the list for the fourth consecutive year, followed by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, Alphabet, and Saudi Aramco in the top five.
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