Your shit companies can't make $billion lol

Switzerland:
>8 million people
>122 billion dollar companied
intriguing

Oh no Nippon doomed!

Japanese companies are very profitable, and clearly better at making money than Chinese companies. Companies like Hitachi have moved from B2C to B2B, now making good earning, as China shitting up consumer market by dumping cheap stuff.

So you see more Japanese tools and machines in pro fields, while the thirdier places the more Chinese products.

China’s Machine Tools 50 Years Behind Japan; A 1.4 Billion Nation Bested by 200-Person Japanese Shops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u8-OoFboNE

>>212154810
Pretty much every cryptocurrency "foundation" is set up in Switzerland due to their crypto regs. Home grown they only really have nazi gold merchants and luxury watches.

>>212155033
And tax dodging/finance loopholing.

Japan's manufacturing and non-manufacturing industries are both thriving now.

Light blue: Non-manufacturing
Dark blue: Manufacturing

>Toyota Motor Corp. said Tuesday that its group sold 5.16 million vehicles worldwide in the first half of 2024, outselling German rival Volkswagen AG to retain the top spot in global sales for the fifth straight year.

>Honda remains the world's top motorcycle brand, with a market share of almost 30%. The global motorcycle and bicycle market is expected to grow from $76.87 billion in 2023 to $81.33 billion in 2024.

Japan won the game, music, entertainment industries

>5 major Japanese gaming companies hit all-time share prices, as layoffs and studio closures continue to deathroll the western AAA industry.

>Sony Music published its latest financial results. 2024 was the first calendar year when Sony’s music rights business has generated more than $10bn in revenues.

>>212155161
>Sony Music
>Robert Stringer (CEO)
>Robert Adrian Stringer CBE (born 13 August 1962) is a British music industry executive
>Stringer was born and raised in the town of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, and attended Aylesbury Grammar School
TOTAL ANGLO VICTORY

Surely this must translate to excellent living standards.

Game industry is now bigger than movie industry. This is another major W for the Japanese race defeating the Jews.

>>212155335
Yes, India is the only exception to this rule.

Is real real value or market cap?

During the Strong Yen period (1985–2012), Japanese firms actively offshored production to China, ASEAN, Mexico, etc. This wasn't just cost-cutting, it was a currency risk hedge. Overseas affiliates send back, dividends, interest income, royalties and service fees. These don’t count as exports, but are huge for corporate profits.

Japan turned Strong Yen into a foreign-asset empire. Today, it earns like a rentier nation, not just from what it exports, but from what it owns. The thing is, Japan created "Another Japan" in foreign territories.

All those compaines are run by Indian CEOs.