Apple, enterprise technology, is moving to become the most valuable companies in the world in 2012, according to analysts.
Sales of its products, including the latest generation of the iPad, iPod, iPhone and Mac laptops and computers, is expected to push the company's value exceeds the current value of the largest companies, Exxon, which is currently valued at £ 263 billion (USD 3766 billion).
Strong sales, particularly in the United States, has led experts predict 32 percent rise in the price of Apple shares over the next year, which will increase its value up to £ 269.5 billion (USD 3860 billion).
If shares of Exxon, oil companies, not ride on top of that, the success of Apple predicted it would make it the largest in the world for the first time.
A tree-top technology companies in the corporation will be a change from the existing norm. List of companies in the world's most valuable companies have traditionally dominated by banks, mining or retail sector.
However, in the last three months of 2010, Apple sold nearly 4 million Mac computers, more than 14 million iPhones, more than 9 million iPods and more than 4 million of its initial incarnation iPad tablet computer.
Pete Najarian, of Trademonster.com, a stock market website, said: "Analysts same headache with you, but Apple continues to exceed the numbers."
Sales of its products, including the latest generation of the iPad, iPod, iPhone and Mac laptops and computers, is expected to push the company's value exceeds the current value of the largest companies, Exxon, which is currently valued at £ 263 billion (USD 3766 billion).
Strong sales, particularly in the United States, has led experts predict 32 percent rise in the price of Apple shares over the next year, which will increase its value up to £ 269.5 billion (USD 3860 billion).
If shares of Exxon, oil companies, not ride on top of that, the success of Apple predicted it would make it the largest in the world for the first time.
A tree-top technology companies in the corporation will be a change from the existing norm. List of companies in the world's most valuable companies have traditionally dominated by banks, mining or retail sector.
However, in the last three months of 2010, Apple sold nearly 4 million Mac computers, more than 14 million iPhones, more than 9 million iPods and more than 4 million of its initial incarnation iPad tablet computer.
Pete Najarian, of Trademonster.com, a stock market website, said: "Analysts same headache with you, but Apple continues to exceed the numbers."
