Largest Corp In Poland :Polski Koncern Naftowy S.A.

Largest Corporations in Britain:
British Petroleum (BP)
Barklays

Largest Corporations In America:
Coca-Cola
Microsoft
Apple
JP Morgan Chase
Exxon Mobil
Citigroup
Wal-Mart
Conoco Philips
AT&T
Pfizer
AIG
Procter & Gamble
Ford Motor
Metlife
General Motors
Hewlett-Packard
Verizon
Intel
Pepsi-Co
Bank of America
Cisco Systems

and??

Here is the largest one: carppassion.eu/grafika/artykuly/szewc_pawel/lato/karp.jpg

And????

how many of them got bail outs? how many of them have set up shop outside of the U.S.? How many of them receive tax incentives from the gov't while their minimum wage employee's get dick.

Loads of other questions- but let's start with those, shall we?

Let's end with em, too. Pip, meet Google. Google, Pip. You kids should get along well.

The most profitable company is KGHM Polska Miedź (KGHM Kombinat Górniczo-Hutniczy Miedzi Polish Copper) (WSE: KGH) is one of the largest producers of copper and silver in the world. The mining & metallurgy company is based in Poland in Lubin. On 06 December 2011, KGHM acquired Canadian Quadra FNX Mining Ltd. Thus becoming the owner one of the largest copper and silver mines in the world .

Net profit for 2011 was 11 334 520 000 PLN (which is more than 11 billion of zloty)

There is a number of good companies in Poland.

Most are some form of a well-transformed former state-owned company that was privatised and sold to investors.

Some of the blue chips on the Polish GPW include:

KGHM ( metals ) and PKN Orlen ( gas&oil ), which were already mentioned, TPSA ( telecom, owned by the French these days ), PKOBP ( bank ), PZU SA ( insurance ).

GPW - the Polish stockmarket, based in Warsaw, is generally considered the busiest in Eastern Europe and beats most of its neighbours by far.

Good place to invest if you like the thrills.