Bosch

Next one in the list of the largest manufacturing companies in Europe is Bosch. Founded in 1886 and headquartered in Gerlingen, Bosch (officially Robert Bosch GmbH) is a German multinational engineering and technology business better known simply as Bosch. Robert Bosch started the company in Stuttgart in 1886. The charity organization Robert Bosch Stiftung owns 94% of Bosch. The charity receives funding from its majority stockholding but does not have any voting rights and is focused on health and social concerns unrelated to Bosch's operations.

The Bosch Group is a frontrunner among international providers of both products and services. Approximately 421,000 people are employed by the company as of the end of 2022). In 2022, the firm's revenue was €88.2 billion. It conducts its business in four distinct areas: transportation; manufacturing; retail; and utility and construction. Bosch, a market leader in the IoT space, provides cutting-edge products and services in the areas of smart homes, Industry 4.0, and linked transportation. Sustainable, secure, and thrilling mobility is Bosch's goal. It provides customers with integrated, cross-domain solutions using its knowledge of sensor technology, software, and services in addition to its own IoT cloud.

The Bosch Group's long-term goal is to make life more convenient for people everywhere by providing them with AI-enhanced goods and services. Innovative and inspiring, Bosch products and services raise the bar for people all around the world. In a nutshell, Bosch produces gadgets that are "Invented for life." The mission is founded on seven core values that drive the company's culture, which range from a focus on the future and earnings to cultural diversity.

Founded: 1886
Headquarters: Gerlingen, Germany
Website: https://www.bosch.com/