A Multinational Company or Corporation prominently known as MNC, is a large corporation incorporated in one country and produces or sells goods or services in various countries. Multinational Companies are predominantly known for their large size. MNC's and their worldwide activities are centrally controlled by the parent companies. A MNC generally derives a quarter of its revenue from operations outside of its home country.
Statistically, all major multinationals are either American, Japanese or Western European, such as Nike, Coca-Cola, Wal-Mart, AOL, Toshiba, Honda and BMW. According to the advocates of multinationals, MNC's create high-paying jobs and technologically advanced goods in countries [particularly developing/under-developed] that otherwise would not have access to such opportunities or goods.
As of 2015 revenue, the MNC's existing on the top charts are, are Wal-Mart ($485.65 billion), Sinopec ($433.31 billion), Royal Dutch Shell ($385.63 billion), PetroChina ($367.85 billion), Exxon Mobil ($364.76 billion), BP ($334.61 billion), Toyota Motors ($248.95 billion), Volkswagen ($244.81 billion), Glencore ($209.22 billion) and Total ($194.16 billion). The article Multinational Companies Headquarters lists the prominently known Multinational Companies and the location of Headquarters across the world. This article plays a prominent role in GA/GK preparation of many competitive exams.

Multinational Companies Headquarters in Alphabetical Order: