List of the largest companies in Germany 1957

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The list of the 100 largest employers in West Germany in 1957 . The list includes both private and public companies .

rank Companies Employee SIC code
1 German Federal Railroad 532,796 22nd
2 German Federal Post Office 363,888 22nd
3 Siemens 174,000 9
4th Fried. Croup 111,700 6th
5 AEG 105,600 9
6th Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG 88,300 2
7th Rheinstahl 85.853 6, 2, 5, 7
8th VEBA 80.177 2, 21
9 Mannesmann 79,900 6, 7, 2
10 AG for mining and smelting operations (Salzgitter) 74,000 6, 2, 7
11 Gutehoffnungshütte (Haniel) 72,500 6, 7, 2
12 Saarberg 64,624 2
13 Hoesch 52,500 6, 2
14th Robert Bosch GMBH 50,000 9
15th Daimler Benz 49,188 11
16 Klöckner works 49,494 6, 2
17th BASF 49.176 5, 2
18th Paint factories Bayer 46,826 5
19th Farbwerke Hoechst 43,300 5
20th Volkswagen factory 41,290 11
21st ARBED 40,422 6, 2, 9
22nd German Unilever 33,617 3
23 Adam Opel AG 31,576 11
24 August Thyssen Hut 30.006 6, 2
25th Phoenix Rhine pipe 30,549 6th
26th Karstadt 29,253 23
27 Harpen mining 28,410 2, 5
28 Friedrich Flick KG 26,788 5, 6
29 Metal company 25,000 12, 5
30th Quandt group 25,000 2,7,9,12
31 United gloss fabric 23,400 13, 5
32 Klöckner Humboldt Deutz (KHD) 23,307 7, 11
33 Coal mines Mathias Stinnes 23,187 2
34 General German Philips Industry 23,089 9
35 Demag 23,000 7th
36 Dortmund-Hörder Hüttenunion 22,950 6, 2, 7
37 Brown, Boveri & Cie. 20,141 9
38 Carl Zeiss Foundation 20,000 16
39 Kaufhof 19,300 23
40 Standard electrical system Lorenz (IT & T) 19,100 9
41 Rheinpreußen AG for mining and chemistry 18,977 2, 5
42 German Conti-Gas 18,900 21, 2, 9
43 Borgward Group 18,483 11
44 Continental AG 18,325 19th
45 Helmut Horten GmbH 18,100 23
46 Bochum Association 17,435 6th
47 German Petroleum AG (DEA) 17.304 2, 4
48 Deutsche Bank 17,000 24
49 Ilseder Hütte and Peiner rolling mill 16,900 6, 2
50 VIAG 15,974 12, 2, 5, 21, 24
51 salamander 15.002 14th
52 Roechling's iron and steel works 15,000 6th
53 De Wendel Group 14,381 2
54 RWE 13,500 21, 2
55 Allianz insurance 13,440 24
56 Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) 13,000 22nd
57 Salzdetfurth 12,500 2
58 Hansa mining 11,571 2
59 Osram GmbH 11,500 9
60 GEG large purchasing company for German consumption 11,200 23
61 Auto Union 11,000 11
62 Triumph, Spieshofer & Braun OHG 11,000 13
63 Dresdner Bank 10,800 24
64 Ford Works 10,742 11
65 Philipp Holzmann 10,500 20th
66 Carl Freudenberg KG 10,500 14th
67 Dierig AG 10.198 13
68 Friedrich Thyssen mining 10,083 2
69 SKF (Svenska Kugellagerfabriken GmbH) 10,000 7th
70 Chemical works in Hüls 9,939 5
71 Linde's ice machines 9,923 7th
72 Siegerland ironworks 9,800 6th
73 Steelworks South Westphalia 9,800 6th
74 Otto Wolff KG 9,786 6th
75 Waldhof pulp factory 9,631 18th
76 Neunkirchen ironworks formerly Stumm 9,367 6th
77 German Babcock & Wilcox 9,337 7th
78 Schering 9,333 5, 2
79 Howaldtswerke Hamburg 9,317 10
80 Hamborner Mining 9,309 2
81 High Low 9.206 20th
82 Max Grundig 9,000 9
83 Orenstein & Koppel 8,690 7th
84 Degussa 8,369 5
85 Phrix works 8,100 13
86 Henschel GmbH 8,000 7th
87 BayWa Bavarian goods cooperative 7,883 23
88 Commerzbank 7,690 24
89 German Lufthansa 7,441 22nd
90 Henkel & Cie. GmbH 7,424 5
91 Fichtel & Sachs 7,419 7th
92 Phoenix Gummiwerke 7,315 19th
93 Südzucker 7,300 3
94 Didier works 7,298 16
95 Concrete & Monierbau 7.170 20th
96 Mining company Walsum mbH 7,078 2
97 Leonhard Monheim - Trumpf Works 7,000 3
98 HF & Philipp Reemtsma 7,000 3
99 Heinrich Lanz 6,899 11
100 German Shell 6,894 4th

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 .