Slowing mainland growth? Stock markets tanking in Shanghai and Shenzhen? Nobody told China’s most elite companies. This year, the country puts 25 names on our annual honour roll of Asia-Pacific’s 50 best big companies that are publicly traded. That’s more than ever (it had 16 last year)—and more than any other country for the fifth year in a row. What’s more, China again boasts the list’s most valuable company—Tencent, now worth $176.5 billion—and its biggest, Lenovo, which generated $46.3 billion in revenue last year.
(This story appears in the 21 August, 2015 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)