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This is a list of notable companies based in Germany. For further information on the types of business entities in this country and their abbreviations, see "Business entities in Germany".

Contents

A

  • A. Lange & Söhne, watches
  • Aareal Bank, financials
  • Adidas, apparel and accessories
  • Air Berlin, airlines
  • Airbus Group, aerospace, defence (part German)
  • Aldi, retail
  • Alfred Ritter, chocolates
  • Allianz, financials
  • Alpina, automotive
  • Altana, chemicals
  • Audi, automotive
  • Auto Union, automotive
  • Arburg, machinery and injection molding
  • Arcor, telecommunications
  • Armedangels, fashion
  • Aurubis, copper manufacturing
  • Axel Springer AG, media

    • B

  • Bahlsen, food
  • BASF, chemicals
  • Wintershall
  • Bauhaus, retail
  • Bavaria Film Studios, film
  • Bayer, chemicals and pharmaceuticals
  • Covestro
  • BayWa, agribusiness conglomerate
  • BBS Kraftfahrzeugtechnik AG, automotive parts
  • Bechtle, information technology services
  • Beck's Brewery, alcoholic beverages
  • Behringer, audio systems
  • Beiersdorf, cosmetics
  • Benecke-Kaliko, automotive parts
  • Bericap, screw caps
  • Bertelsmann, media
  • BMG Rights Management
  • Random House
  • RTL Group (majority ownership)
  • Beyerdynamic, audio electronics
  • Bilfinger, construction, engineering and services
  • Birkenstock, shoe manufacturer
  • Bitburger Brewery, brewery
  • Boehringer Ingelheim, pharmaceuticals
  • BOMAG, mechanical engineering
  • BMW, automotive
  • Brabus, automotive
  • Brenntag, chemical distribution

    • C

  • C. Bechstein Pianofortefabrik, musical instruments
  • C. & E. Fein, automation
  • Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung
  • Carl Zeiss AG, optical systems
  • Schott AG, industrial glass
  • Celesio, pharmaceuticals
  • Ceresana, market research and consultancy
  • Circus Krone, entertainment
  • Claas, agricultural machinery
  • Commerzbank, banking
  • Continental AG, tires and automotive

    • D

  • Daimler AG
  • Mercedes-AMG, automobile and engine manufacturing
  • Mercedes-Benz, automotive
  • Degussa
  • Delton, management holding
  • Deutsche Annington Immobilien, real estate
  • Deutsche Bahn, transport
  • Deutsche Bank, banking
  • Deutsche Börse, financial services
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, financials
  • Deutsche Post, postal services
  • DHL
  • Deutsche Telekom, telecommunications
  • T-Mobile
  • T-Systems
  • Deutsche Vermögensberatung, financial services
  • Deutz AG, mechanical engineering
  • Dieffenbacher, mechanical engineering
  • Diehl Aerospace, aerospace
  • Diehl BGT Defence, defence
  • Diehl Metall, metals
  • Diezel, guitar amplifiers
  • Djshop, online dance music retail store
  • Douglas Holding, retail
  • DOVO Solingen, scissors and razors
  • Dräger, medical technology
  • Dürr AG, plant and machinery construction
  • DVB Bank, financials

    • E

  • E.ON, electric power
  • E-Plus, telecommunications (owned by Telefónica Germany)
  • ebmpapst, electric motors and fans
  • edding AG, writing instruments
  • Edeka, retail
  • Netto Marken-Discount
  • Plus
  • Spar Deutschland
  • ElringKlinger, automotive parts
  • EnBW, electric power
  • EnOcean, electronics
  • Epcos, electronics

    • F

  • Faber-Castell, writing instruments
  • Fein, tools
  • Ferrostaal, industrial services, machinery
  • Festo, automation
  • Filmstudio Babelsberg, film
  • Fischerwerke, construction sets
  • Fissler, cookware manufacturer
  • Fond of Bags, texile industry
  • Ford of Europe, automotive
  • Ford-Werke
  • Franz Haniel & Cie., holding company
  • Fraport, airports
  • Freenet.de, telecommunications
  • Fresenius, health care
  • Fresenius Medical Care
  • Freudenberg Group, conglomerate
  • Fuchs Petrolub, lubricants

    • G

  • Gardena AG, garden tools
  • GEA Group, machinery and technology for refrigeration and livestock farming
  • Gebrüder Thonet, furniture manufacturer
  • Gerolsteiner Brunnen, mineral water
  • Gerresheimer, packaging products
  • Getrag, automotive parts
  • GfK AG, market research
  • GPC Biotech, biotechnology
  • Grundig, electronics
  • Gruner + Jahr, media

    • H

  • Hama GmbH & Co KG, electronics
  • Hamburg Süd, shipping
  • Hannover Re, insurance
  • Hapag-Lloyd, shipping
  • Haribo, confectionery
  • Heckler & Koch, defense
  • Heidelberg Cement, building materials
  • Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, printing machines
  • Hella, automotive parts
  • Henckels, kitchenware
  • Henkel, consumer goods, industrial goods
  • Heraeus, engineering
  • Herrenknecht, tunnel boring machines
  • Hochtief, construction
  • Horváth & Partners, management consulting
  • Howaldtswerke, shipbuilding
  • Hubert Burda Media, media
  • Hugo Boss, luxury fashion
  • HypoVereinsbank, finance and insurance

    • I

  • Infineon Technologies, semiconductor
  • InnoTek, software

    • J

  • J. Schmalz GmbH, vacuum technology
  • Jenoptik, optoelectronics engineering
  • Jil Sander, fashion
  • Jägermeister, digestif
  • Junghans, watches

    • K

  • Kali+Salz, fertilisers
  • Kärcher, cleaning equipment
  • Keimfarben, paints
  • KfW, financial services
  • Klöckner, distribution of engineered steel and other metals
  • Knorr, food
  • Knorr-Bremse, braking systems
  • Koenig & Bauer, printing machines
  • Körber, mechanical engineering
  • Krauss-Maffei, mechanical engineering
  • Krauss-Maffei Wegmann, defense
  • Krones, mechanical engineering
  • KSB, mechanical engineering
  • KTB mechatronics, mechatronic
  • KUKA, automation

    • L

  • Lamy, writing instruments
  • Lanxess, chemicals
  • Leica Camera, optical imaging
  • Leoni AG, cable and harnessing manufacturing
  • Liebherr Group, mechanical engineering
  • Lindauer DORNIER GmbH, textile machinery
  • Linde AG, industrial gas production and plant engineering
  • Linhof, camera manufacturer
  • Loewe, consumer electronics
  • Löwenbräu, brewery
  • LPKF, electronics manufacturing
  • Lufthansa, airlines
  • LSG Sky Chefs
  • Austrian Airlines
  • Swiss International Air Lines

    • M

  • MAGIX, investment holding
  • Mahle GmbH, automotive parts
  • Behr GmbH & Co. KG
  • Mann+Hummel, automotive parts
  • Mast-Jägermeister, beverages
  • Meindl, shoe manufacturer
  • Meinl Percussion, musical instruments
  • Meinl-Weston, musical instruments
  • Meissen porcelain, porcelain
  • Melitta, consumer goods
  • Mennekes Elektrotechnik, industrial plugs and connectors
  • Merck, pharmaceuticals
  • METRO, retail
  • Meyer Werft, shipbuilding
  • Miele, domestic appliances
  • Montblanc, luxury goods
  • Munich Re (Münchener Rück), insurance

    • N

  • Nero AG, software
  • Nogrid points software
  • Nordzucker, sugar

    • O

  • Oetker-Gruppe, food
  • Radeberger, brewery
  • Opel, automotive (owned by General Motors)
  • Osram, lighting
  • Otto GmbH, mail order company

    • P

  • Paulaner Brewery
  • Phoenix Contact, automation
  • ProSiebenSat.1, media
  • PTV AG, software
  • PUMA, apparel and accessories
  • Putzmeister, concrete pumps

    • R

  • Recaro, vehicle seating
  • Reemtsma, tobacco
  • REWE Group, retail
  • Penny
  • Rheinmetall, defense
  • KSPG, automotive parts
  • Robert Bosch GmbH, automotive parts, home appliance
  • Blaupunkt
  • Rohde & Schwarz, electronics
  • ROSE Bikes, bicycles
  • RRI Rhein Ruhr International GmbH, engineering
  • RUF Automobile, automotive
  • RWE, electric power

    • S

  • Salzgitter AG, steel
  • SAP, software
  • Sauer Flugmotorenbau, aviation engines
  • Schaeffler, automotive parts
  • Continental
  • Schaller Guitarenparts, musical instruments
  • Schwarz Gruppe, retail
  • Kaufland
  • Lidl
  • Schwind eye-tech-solutions, medical technology
  • Sebamed, consumer goods
  • Seca, medical scales and measuring instruments
  • Selters, beverages
  • Sennheiser, audio electronics
  • Severin, household appliances
  • SEW Eurodrive, electric motors
  • SGL Carbon, chemicals
  • Siemens, conglomerate
  • SIG Sauer, firearms
  • SimScale, engineering simulation software
  • SkySails, marine propulsion by wind energy
  • Software AG, software
  • SolarWorld, photovoltaics
  • Sonor, musical instruments
  • Sortimo, in-vehicle equipment
  • Spiegel-Verlag, media
  • Stabilo, writing instruments
  • Staedtler, writing instruments
  • Eberhard Faber
  • Steinway & Sons, musical instruments
  • Stiefel Labs, pharmaceuticals
  • Stihl, forestry equipment, garden tools
  • Storck, confectionery
  • Südzucker, sugar

    • T

  • Talanx, fianncials
  • Tchibo, consumer goods, retail
  • Tengelmann, retail
  • Tente International, wheels and castors
  • Tetra, fishkeeping
  • ThyssenKrupp, conglomerate
  • trivago, travel, hotel
  • Trumpf, machine tools
  • TUI AG, hospitality, tourism

    • U

  • Ulla Popken, clothing
  • Ultrasone, audio electronics
  • Underberg, bitters
  • United Internet, telecommunications

    • V

  • Vaude, clothing, mountain sports equipment
  • Vector Informatik, software
  • Viessmann, heating systems
  • Villeroy & Boch, ceramics
  • Voith, mechanical engineering
  • Volkswagen Group, automotive
  • Audi
  • MAN, automotive, mechanical engineering
  • Porsche
  • Porsche Design, industrial design
  • Volkswagen
  • Volkswagen Trucks and Buses
  • Vonovia, real estate
  • Vossloh, railway systems engineering

    • W

  • Wacker Chemie, chemicals
  • Wacker Neuson, construction equipment
  • Walther, firearms
  • Warsteiner Brewery, brewery
  • Wella, hair care and cosmetics
  • Wera Werk Hermann Werner, tools
  • Wilkhahn (Wilkening+Hahne GmbH+Co.KG), office furniture
  • Wirecard, payment solutions
  • Wittenstein, mechanical engineering
  • Wolff & Müller, construction
  • Wortmann, computers
  • Würth, fasteners
  • Wüsthof Dreizack, kitchen knives

    • Z

  • ZF Friedrichshafen AG, automotive parts
  • Ziehl-Abegg SE, fans and air conditioning applications; electric drives for lifts and city buses

    • Former companies

  • AEG, now fractioned into parts of Electrolux, General Electric, Alcatel, AdTranz, Thomson SA
  • Aral AG, now part of BP
  • Arcandor (KarstadtQuelle AG)
  • Aventis, now part of Sanofi-Aventis
  • BenQ-Siemens
  • Blohm + Voss
  • Bodan-Werft
  • Bremer Vulkan
  • Büssing AG
  • Condor, now part of Thomas Cook Group
  • Dba
  • Dornier GmbH
  • Dresdner Bank, now part of Commerzbank
  • Entwicklungsring Nord
  • Focke Achgelis
  • Focke-Wulf
  • Hamburger Flugzeugbau
  • Heinkel
  • Hoechst
  • IG Farben
  • Intershop
  • Jack Wolfskin
  • Junkers
  • Leidolf
  • LTU International, now part of Air Berlin
  • Magirus
  • Mannesmann, now partly part of Vodafone, ThyssenKrupp, Siemens, Salzgitter AG, Valorex
  • Messerschmitt
  • Metz
  • NSU Motorenwerke AG, now part of Audi
  • Orenstein and Koppel GmbH
  • Philipp Holzmann
  • Preussag, now part of TUI Group
  • SABA
  • Schering, now part of Bayer AG
  • Schwarz Pharma, now part of UCB
  • Telefunken
  • Vereinigte Flugtechnische Werke
  • Weserflug

    • References

    List of companies of Germany Wikipedia
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