
15. SAPPI
$6.57 billionPaper is still big business, but SAPPI is even bigger. Known for its giant paper-making operation, the company actually services a much broader range of industries. For example, it provides fibres for clothing and has stakes in the pharmaceutical industry. Overall SAPPI products are used by companies in over 100 countries. It has manufacturing operations on three continents and is the world’s largest producer of chemical cellulose
14. Anglo Platinum Corp.
$6.92 billion
Though the recent strikes in South Africa are bound to impact its earnings, Anglo American’s platinum division remains one of the strongest industrial forces on the continent. It is the largest producer of platinum in the world and responsible for 40 percent of the metal’s newly-minted output each year. AngloPlat runs numerous joint-ventures in Africa and operates over 8 mines in Southern Africa.
13. Massmart Holdings
$7.1 billion
Even if you did not hear about Massmart before, its name became commonplace when Walmart purchased a sizable share of the company. This retail giant controls stores such as..


