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List of the largest shipbuilding companies

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This is a list of the largest shipbuilding companies in 2016 (only companies with revenue of $5 bln. and more are listed):

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Rank	Company name	Primary Industry	2016 Revenue(USD billion)	2015 Revenue (USD billion)	2010 Revenue (USD billion)	2008 Revenue (USD billion)	Headquarters	Founded	Employees (thousands)	Executive head
1	Hyundai Heavy Industries	Shipbuilding	$33.89	$39.33	$19.67		Ulsan, South Korea	1972	26.0 (2011)	Min Keh-sik, Chairman; Lee Jai-seong, President&CEO
2	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	Conglomerate	$35.97	$39.10		$41.87	Tokyo, Japan	1934	63.5 (2011)	Kazuo Tsukuda, Chairman; Hideaki Omiya, President
3	China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation	Shipbuilding	$42.15		$10.36		Beijing, China	1999
4	China State Shipbuilding Corporation	Shipbuilding	$29.88				Beijing, China	1999
5	STX Offshore & Shipbuilding	Shipbuilding	$16.96		$13.40		Jinhae, South Korea	1962		Jang Yoon-Gun, Chairman
6	DSME	Shipbuilding	$10.98	$12.76	$11.40		Seoul, South Korea	1978	25.0 (2010)	Nam Sang-tae, President&CEO
7	Samsung Heavy Industries	Shipbuilding	$8.98	$8.58		$8.40	Geoje, South Korea	1974	12.5 (2009)	Kim Jing-Wan, Vice Chairman&CEO
8	Sumitomo Heavy Industries	Conglomerate	$6.59	$6.02 (2014)		$3.80	Tokyo, Japan	1888	14.8 (2010)
9	Fincantieri	Shipbuilding	$5.17				Trieste, Italy	1937
10	United Shipbuilding Corporation	Shipbuilding	$5.1				Saint Petersburg, Russia	2007

List of the largest shipbuilding companies