梳理发现，长三角百强中安徽省有10家企业上榜，其中国有企业5家，民营企业5家；主要分布在汽车及零配件制造、一般有 色、水泥建材、建筑、家电制造、计算机及办公设备等行业，分别是：奇瑞控股集团、铜陵有色、海螺集团、中铁四局有限公 司、联宝科技、合肥比亚迪、安徽建工、美的集团芜湖分公司、淮北矿业、阳光电源。 上榜企业2024年实现营业收入为1.5万亿元，增长率10.90％；净利润537.4亿元，增长率6.51%；资产总额为1.6万亿元，增长率 16.88％；所有者权益4622.7亿元，增长9.35%；纳税总额787.5亿元，增长率59.01%；研发费用356.4亿元，增长率21.77%；员工 人数33.5万人，增长率8.19%。 安徽省上榜企业的7项经营指标增速均明显高于长三角百强的平均值。奇瑞控股和合肥比亚迪营业收入增长较快，成为拉动安 徽上榜企业营业收入较快成长的主要动力。其中，奇瑞控股实现营业收入4295.1亿元，增加1527.7亿元，增长率55.20；合肥比 亚迪实现营业收入1019.4亿元，增加406.6亿元，增长率66.35%。 12月5日，长三角三省一市企联在中国金融信息中心联合召开2025长三角百强 ...

Core Insights - The 2025 China Top 500 Enterprises list was released, showing a total revenue of 110.15 trillion yuan, an increase from the previous year, with the entry threshold rising to 47.96 billion yuan, marking the 23rd consecutive increase [2][7]. Group 1: Revenue Rankings - The top three companies by revenue are: State Grid Corporation (39,459.28 billion yuan), China National Petroleum Corporation (29,690.48 billion yuan), and China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (29,319.56 billion yuan) [3][8]. - A total of 15 companies exceeded 100 billion yuan in revenue, with State Grid nearing 40 trillion yuan [3][8]. Group 2: R&D Investment - Huawei leads in R&D spending with approximately 179.69 billion yuan, followed by BYD (53.20 billion yuan) and China State Construction Engineering Corporation (45.46 billion yuan) [5]. - Huawei's investment accounts for nearly 10% of the total R&D expenditure among the top 500 enterprises [5]. Group 3: Industry Distribution - The 2025 list includes 263 manufacturing companies, 169 service companies, and 68 from other sectors, with 39 new or returning entrants primarily in the automotive and internet services sectors [7][11]. - The top industries by the number of companies are black metallurgy (46), general non-ferrous metals (26), and petrochemicals and coking (24) [6]. Group 4: Regional Representation - Beijing leads with 79 companies in the top 500, followed by Zhejiang (56), Guangdong (54), and Shandong (52) [11][15]. - Zhejiang has nine companies in the top 100, including Alibaba Group (17th) and Geely Holding Group (39th) [11].