List of the largest companies in Germany, 1907

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The list of the 100 largest employers in Germany in 1907 . The list includes both private and public companies .  

rank Surname Employee SIC code
1 Prussian-Hessian State Railway 486.318 22nd
2 German Reichspost 314,300 22nd
3 Prussian mine administration 94.210 2
4th Friedrich Krupp 64,354 6th
5 Bavarian State Railway 55,295 22nd
6th Saxon State Railways 40,000 22nd
7th Siemens 34,324 9
8th Reichseisenbahn Alsace-Lorraine 32,545 22nd
9 Phönix AG for mining a. Smelting operation 32,000 6th
10 Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG Rhein-Elbe 31,261 6th
11 General Electricity Company (AEG) 30,667 9
12 Harpen mining 26,317 2
13 Baden State Railways 25,709 22nd
14th North German Lloyd 25,000 22nd
15th United King's and Laura's Hut 24,885 6th
16 Good Hope Hut 21,657 6th
17th Mansfeld's copper slate building weight. 21,283 2
18th Württemberg State Railways 20,324 22nd
19th Hibernia Mining Company 19,109 2
20th Union of German Emperors (August Thyssen) 18,931 6th
21st Hamburg-America Line (Hapag) 17,000 22nd
22nd Gebrüder Stumm GmbH 17,000 6th
23 Mining company from Giesche's heirs 13,291 6th
24 de Wendel'sche Berg- u. Steel mills 12,500 2
25th Hohenlohen-Werke Hohenlohenhütte 12,367 6th
26th Kattowitzer AG for mining a. Smelting operation 12,218 6th
27 Bochum Association 12.173 6th
28 Felten & Guilleaume-Lahmeyer 11,848 9
29 Union for Mining Eisen- u. Steel industry 11.605 6th
30th Upper Silesian Railway Supply Company 11,500 6th
31 German-Luxembourgish mining and Huts 11,038 6th
32 Ludwig Loewe & Co. 11,000 7th
33 United machine factory Augsburg-Nuremberg 10,908 7th
34 Big Berlin tram 10,391 22nd
35 Borsig 10,000 11
36 Alsatian mechanical engineering company 10,000 7th
37 Schlesische AG for mining and Zinc smelters 10,000 6th
38 Ferdinand Schichau GmbH 10,000 10
39 Eschweiler Mining Association 9,648 2
40 Upper Silesian iron industry 9,500 6th
41 Rheinische Stahlwerke 9,435 6th
42 Rhine Prussia Union 9,277 2
43 Iron u. Steelworks Hoesch 9,183 6th
44 Count Henckel v. Donnersmarck'sche Verw. 9.122 6th
45 Badische Anilin & Soda-Werke (BASF) 8,877 5
46 Princely Pless coal mines 8,560 2
47 Dyckerhoff & Widmann 8,400 20th
48 Donnersmarckhütte 8,000 6th
49 Henschel 8,000 11
50 North German wool combing 8,000 13
51 Röchling'sche Eisen- u. Stahlwerke GmbH 8,000 6th
52 Villeroy & Boch KG 8,000 16
53 Paint factories Bayer, Elberfeld 7,811 5
54 Mathias Stinnes, Essen 7,700 2
55 Hamburger Vulkan AG 7,600 10
56 Bismarckhütte 7,505 6th
57 Georgs-Marien-Bergwerks- und Hüttenverein 7,296 6th
58 Rombach ironworks 7.120 6th
59 Schalke Gruben- u. Hut Association 7.091 6th
60 Szczecin mechanical engineering «Vulcan» 6,748 10
61 Ewald union 6,500 2
62 Imperial shipyard Kiel 6,500 10
63 Thyssen & Co., Mülheim (Ruhr) 6,489 7th
64 Arenberg'sche AG f. Mining and Smelting operation 6,297 6th
65 Consolidation, mining company 6,000 2
66 Farbwerke Hoechst 6,000 5
67 Zollverein union 5,985 2
68 Gerresheimer Glassworks 5,800 16
69 Concordia mining 5,741 2
70 Union ver. Constantine the Great 5,583 2
71 Leopold Engelhardt & Biermann cigar factory 5,523 3
72 Ilseder Hütte (together with Peiner Walzwerk) 5,400 6th
73 German-Austrian Mannesmannröhrenwerke 5,200 6th
74 Continental Caoutchouc Company 5,185 19th
75 Union of King Ludwig 5,157 2
76 Count von Ballestrem's property administration 5,000 2
77 Graflich Schaffgotsch'sche Werke GmbH 5,000 2
78 Mülheim Mining Association 4,933 2
79 Ilse Bergbau AG 4,920 2
80 Julius Pintsch AG 4,918 7th
81 Essen coal mines 4,840 2
82 Thale ironworks 4,795 6th
83 Lothringer Hütten-Verein Aumetz-Friede 4,700 6th
84 Blohm + Voss 4,630 10
85 Breslau AG for railway wagon construction 4,600 11
86 Weight of the Neumühl coal mine 4,600 2
87 Street Railway Company in Hamburg 4,500 22nd
88 Württemberg metal goods factory 4,500 12
89 Deutsche Bank 4,439 24
90 Buderus'sche Eisenwerke 4,400 6th
91 United Rubber Goods Factory, Harburg 4,320 19th
92 Oberschles. Coke Works & Chemical Factories 4,259 2; 5
93 Graf Bismarck union 4.234 2
94 Green & Bilfinger 4,200 20th
95 Riebeck'sche Montan-Werke, Halle 4,104 5
96 Union of Frederick the Great 4,076 2
97 AG «Weser» in Bremen 4,059 10
98 AG for mining, lead u. Zinc manufacturing 4.025 6th
99 Rheinische Metallwaren- u. Machine factory 4,000 12
100 Chemical factory Griesheim-Elektron 4,000 5

The companies were classified according to the British Standard Industrial Classification of 1968. The following main categories are used: 1 Agriculture and forestry, fishing • 2 Mining and quarrying of stones and earth • 3 Food and beverages • 4 Coal and petroleum products • 5 Chemistry and related professions • 6 Metal production • 7 Mechanical engineering • 8 Appliance technology • 9 Electrical engineering • 10 shipbuilding and marine engineering • 11 vehicles • 12 other metal (metal goods not mentioned) • 13 textiles • 14 leather goods • 15 clothing and shoes • 16 bricks, pottery, glass and cement • 17 wood, furniture • 18 paper, printing and publishing • 19 Other Manufacturing • 20 Construction • 21 Gas, Electricity and Water • 22 Transportation and Communication • 23 Commerce • 24 Insurance, Banking, Finance and Business Services • 25 Professional and Scientific Services • 26 Miscellaneous Services • 27 Public Administration and Defense

literature

  • Martin Fiedler, Howard Gospel: The Top 100 Largest Employers in UK and Germany in the Twentieth Century. Data (ca.1907, 1935/38, 1955/57, 1972/73, 1992/95) . In: Carsten Burhop (Ed.): Cologne Economic History Paper . No. 3 (2010). online (PDF; 444 kB)

References and comments

  1. ^ Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities 1968. In: UK SIC: Archive. Central Statistical Office, 1968, accessed December 5, 2017 .