New York, Sept.4 (ANI): Following is the Forbes list of top 50 companies.

1.BHP Billiton (Australia)

2.Brambles (Australia)

3.CSL (Australia)

4.Origin Energy (Australia)

5.Rio Tinto (Australia)

6.Sims Group (Australia)

7.Woolworths Ltd (Australia)

8.Angang Steel (China)

9.China Construction Bank (China)

10.China Mobile (China)

11.China Shenhua Energy (China)

12.China Vanke (China)

13.Citic Securities (China)

14.Gome Electrical Appliances (China)

15.Gree Electric Appliances (China)

16.Lenovo Group (China)

17.Sinopec (China)

18.Suning Appliance (China)

19.Tingyi Holding (China)

20.ZTE (China)

21.Cheung Kong Holdings (Hong Kong)

22.Esprit Holdings (Hong Kong)

23.Jardine Matheson Holdings (Hong Kong)

24.Li and Fung (Hong Kong)

25.Noble Group (Hong Kong)

26.Bharat Heavy Electricals (India)

27.Bharti Airtel (India)

28.HDFC Bank (India)

29.Infosys Technologies (India)

30.ITC Ltd (India)

31.Larsen and Toubro (India)

32.Mahindra and Mahindra (India)

33.Reliance Industries (India)

34.Tata Steel (India)

35.Wipro (India)

36.Bank Rakyat (Indonesia)

37.Chiyoda Corp (Japan)

38.Nintendo (Japan)

39.Yahoo Japan (Japan)

40.IOI Corp (Malaysia)

41. PLDT (Philippine)

42.Doosan Corp (South Korea)

43.LG Corp (South Korea)

44.Acer (Taiwan)

45.Asustek Computer (Taiwan)

46.Delta Electronics (Taiwan)

47.Hon Hai Precision Industry (Taiwan)

48.HTC Corp (Taiwan)

49.Wistron (Taiwan)

50.Kasikornbank (Thailand) (ANI)