Template:Infobox company/doc

This template is used to create an infobox in an article about a company.

Usage
To use this template in an article, copy the template below, then paste the template into an article.

All parameters are optional – those you do not populate with data will not show up in the infobox when the article is saved.

You must remove both the  characters that surround certain entries in order for the data you enter to appear in the published article.

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Parameters
Do not erase parameters that could logically apply now or in the future because you do not yet have data (such as financial results) or because the parameter does not apply today (such as defunct date), except the  parameter, which pertains only to publishing companies, and the   parameter, which applies only to financial services companies. You may erase a parameter if it can never logically be applicable. The  parameter, for example, only applies to companies based outside the United States and can therefore be erased from articles about United States-based companies.

Note that the examples below are for demonstration purposes only and do not necessarily reflect actual data.


 * name : The name of the company, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof.

For companies that use both a wordmark and a logo, upload a file that shows the two in combination if the combined form serves as the company's primary identity mark. For a wordmark example, see Google; for a logo example, see Apple Inc.; for a combined logo and wordmark example see Altria. Upload a wordmark/logo graphic using the organization logo upload form. Note: Uploading trademarked corporate logos by other means or uploading corporate logos to Wikimedia Commons is likely to result in deletion of the logo. Format: logo.png
 * logo : The company's current, primary wordmark or logo. Use the logo of the legal entity that is the subject of the article; the logo used may be different from the logo used on consumer products, particularly if the article is about a parent company or holding company.


 * logo_size : Optional display width of logo in pixels. If not specified, the size varies by user preferences.


 * logo_alt : Optional verbal description of logo for text-only browsers and visually impaired users.

Example:
 * logo_caption : Descriptive information for the logo, if necessary. Rarely used.
 * Logo used from 1942 to 1966

Example:
 * trading_name : Trade name, doing business as, d/b/a or fictitious business name under which a company presents itself to the public. This parameter is used only when the company has a legally registered trade name that is different from the company's full, legal name.
 * "Cellco Partnership" is the full, legal name of the company that trades as "Verizon Wireless". This template's name parameter, therefore would be set as Cellco Partnership, while its trading_name parameter would be set as Verizon Wireless.

Examples:
 * native_name : The full, legal non-English name of the company as it appears in the company's home country language, reproducing any punctuation or abbreviations. For Chinese and Korean names' syntax, see the "Embedding" section below.
 * ETA SA Manufacture Horlogère Suisse

Нефтяна́я Компа́ния Ю́КОС


 * romanized_name : Native name in Latin script. Use only if the company is based in a non-English speaking country and it has no official rendering of its native name in Latin script. If such a rendering exists, assign it to native_name and omit this parameter.


 * former_name : (or former_names)

Examples:
 * type : Type of company, wikilinked where possible. To list percentages owned of a private company, use the ownership parameter (see below).
 * Public

Private

Examples:
 * traded_as : If applicable, the stock exchange/exchanges where the company is traded, each followed by their stock ticker symbol/symbols for the company (use stock ticker templates where possible; see ). Information about the company's status as a component of a major index can also be added. If more than one exchange or symbol is involved, use ublist to format them.
 * nasdaq: MSFT

sehk: 4338

Dow Jones Industrial Average component

NASDAQ-100 component

S&P 500 component


 * ISIN :

Examples:
 * industry : The primary industry or industries in which the company operates, listed alphabetically. If the company offers goods or services in more than one industry, format the list using ublist.
 * Appliance manufacturing

Electronics design

Electronics distribution

Entertainment

1. Used for media or publishing companies - Genres of works published by the company, listed alphabetically and wikilinked where possible. If publishing is the company's primary activity, consider using Infobox publisher rather than this template. If more than one entry is required here, use ublist to format the list. Examples:
 * genre :
 * Fiction

Biographies

Science fiction

Westerns
 * 2. The field or subset of the industry the company occupies, e.g. Industry is restaurants, the genre is fast food

Examples:
 * fate : (For defunct/acquired/merged companies)  Reason/reasons the company became defunct, or the type and full legal name of the entity that acquired or merged with it (reproducing any punctuation or abbreviations).
 * Acquired by Cisco Systems, Inc.

Bankrupted

Dissolved

Merged with Thompson Corporation

Examples:
 * predecessor : (or predecessors)  The name/names of any predecessor/predecessors of the company (reproducing any punctuation or abbreviations). If the company exists as the result of the merger of two or more legal entities, list them alphabetically using ublist.
 * Apple Computer Inc.

C. L. Best Tractor Company

Holt Manufacturing Company

Examples:
 * successor : (or successors)  The full, legal name/names of any successor/successors of the company (reproducing any punctuation or abbreviations). If the company has two or more successors, list them alphabetically using ublist.
 * Apple, Inc.

The People's Corporation of Judea

Splitters, Inc.

Examples:
 * founded : Location and date of the company's foundation / establishment. For the location, use a format such as City, State or Province, Country or  City , Country  (i.e. link only the location's most specific element, per WP:OVERLINK); use start date for the date. Per WP:ICON, ; a company's location, ownership and liability, for instance, may exist in or across more than one country/region/etc.
 * Teaneck, New Jersey, United States (April 27, 1975)

Malmö, Sweden (December 2, 1925)

Examples:
 * founder : (or founders)  The founder/entrepreneur/s who founded the company, wikilinked if notable. If more than one person, list alphabetically by surname using ublist.List the founders alphabetically by surname. Use  to format the entries.
 * Thomas Oliver

Paul Allen

Bill Gates

Examples:
 * defunct : The year (or, more specifically, if known, the date) the company became defunct / legally dissolved. Use end date.
 * 2000

June 30, 1936

hq_location_city hq_location_country : Location of the company's headquarters. If using hq_location_city or hq_location_country, reserve hq_location for e.g. a region or a city district; only include/link more specific elements such as road or street addresses if they as themselves are notable. As with founded above, also maintain WP:OVERLINK and WP:ICON. Examples:
 * hq_location
 * coordinates : [Use coord?]
 * coordinates : [Use coord?]

Examples:
 * num_locations : Number of places at or in which the company has a [visible, public?] presence. Include the type of place (e.g. "store", "outlet") if the same for most/all instances.
 * 815 stores

456 outlets/concessions

8 depots


 * num_locations_year : The year associated with the data presented by num_location. Only appears (as a parenthesis appended to num_locations) if/when num_locations also supplied.

Examples:
 * area_served : (or areas_served)  Geographic area or areas in which the company does business. Use the largest appropriate geographic area or areas (i.e. if, for instance, a company trades in nearly every province in Canada, use e.g. Most of Canada rather than listing every province). As above, if more than one entry is required, use ublist to present them alphabetically; and avoid wikilinking any area or location name already linked in previous parameters.
 * Worldwide

North America

New York metropolitan area

United States (contiguous)

Puerto Rico

United States Virgin Islands

Generally list prominent, current executives within the company holding key positions such as chairman, chief executive officer, president, VP of design, etc., but do not list roles below chief officer level if they are not notable. Do include top executives even not individually notable, but do not wikilink them. Use popular names rather than formal names if the key figure has an existing Wikipedia article. It may be appropriate to add, at the end, past executives who played an especially prominent role in the company's history. For defunct companies, list the most prominent former executives. Example:
 * key_people : Up to four key individuals closely associated with the company. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. List the figures in order of organizational role importance. Give job title(s) in parentheses (round brackets); these job titles are capitalized per WP:Manual of Style (capital letters) because they follow the name. If a founder is already listed in the   parameter, do not list them again here as a founder; if the founder still holds an executive job with the company, you may however list them along with their job title (Chairman, President, etc.)
 * Tim Cook (CEO)

Arthur D. Levinson (Chairman)

Jonathan Ive (SVP of Industrial Design)

Steve Jobs (Chairman, 1976-1985, 2011; CEO, 1997–2011)

Examples:
 * products : A representative selection of the company's well known current or former products, listed alphabetically. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries.
 * Microsoft Windows

Microsoft Office

Continental Flying Spur

Continental GT

Mulsanne


 * brands : Any significant brand names / imprints / etc. used by the company that differ from its name. If more than one, list using hlist.

Example:
 * production : The number of units produced in the most recent year and the year prior, stating the year in parentheses. Indicate what is being measured, such as vehicles, units or devices. You may include an indicator icon to indicate the change compared to the previous year; {{mono|to avoid confusion, place the indicator before the number. Please note that this is intended to depict the direction of change compared to the previous year, not the actual numerical change in value.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{increase}} 2,856 vehicles (2011) |2,177 vehicles (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|production_year}} : The year associated with the data presented by production. Only appears (as a parenthesis appended to {{mono|production}}'s label) if/when {{mono|production}} also supplied.

Example:
 * {{mono|services}} : A representative selection of the company's well known current or former services offered, listed alphabetically. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist |Financing |Insurance |Maintenance |Training}} }}

Example:
 * {{mono|revenue}} : All income that the company receives from its normal business activities, usually from the sale of goods and services to customers in the most recent year and the year prior, indicating the years in parentheses. (Revenue is referred to as "turnover" in the United Kingdom.) Wikilink the currency unit and indicate country for common currency units like "dollar".
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{increase}} US$ 512,256,128,064 (2011) |US$ 412,552,687,117 (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|revenue_year}} : The year associated with the data presented by {{mono|revenue}}. Only appears (as a parenthesis appended to {{mono|revenue}}'s label) if/when {{mono|revenue}} also supplied.

Example:
 * {{mono|operating_income}} : Total earnings before interest and taxes recognized by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{decrease}} US$ 256,128,064,032 (2011) |US$ 382,456,778,010 (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|income_year}} : As for {{mono|revenue_year}} / {{mono|revenue}} above.

Example:
 * {{mono|net_income}} : (or {{mono|profit}})  Net income or profit (revenue minus costs) realized by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{steady}} US$ 128 million (2011) |US$ 128 million (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|net_income_year}} : (or {{mono|profit_year}})  As for {{mono|revenue_year}} / {{mono|revenue}} above.

This entry is used for financial services companies only. If the article subject is not a financial services company, delete this parameter from the article. Example:
 * {{mono|aum}} : The company's total assets under management (AUM) in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{increase}} US$ 213.5 million (2011) |US$ 175.8 million (2010)}} }}

Example:
 * {{mono|assets}} : Total assets controlled by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{decrease}} US$ 64,032,016 (2011) |US$ 82,456,375 (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|assets_year}} : The year associated with the data presented by {{mono|assets}}. Only appears (as a parenthesis appended to {{mono|assets}}'s label) if/when {{mono|assets}} also supplied.

Example:
 * {{mono|equity}} : Total equity or net worth held in the company; shareholder equity for public companies.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{increase}} US$ 32,016,008,004 (2011) |US$29,752,528,004 (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|equity_year}} : As for {{mono|assets_year}} / {{mono|assets}} above.

Example:
 * {{mono|owner}} : (or {{mono|owners}})  Use this parameter to list ownership percentages for private companies owned by a few key individuals or to list ownership percentages for joint ventures, if applicable. Do not use this field for publicly traded companies.  When listing a company as an owner, use the full legal name of the entity that holds the ownership stake in the article's subject company. List the owners alphabetically and use  to format the entries.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist |Compagnie Financière Richemont S.A. (50%) |Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation (50%)}} }}

Example:
 * {{mono|num_employees}} : Total number of people employed by the company in the most recent year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses. To separate thousands (e.g. 12,200; {{mono|5,200) please use a comma  instead of a full stop (.) per WP:MOSNUM.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist|class=nowrap |{{steady}} 127 (2011) |127 (2010)}} }}


 * {{mono|num_employees_year}} : The year associated with the data presented by {{mono|num_employees}}. Only appears (as a parenthesis appended to {{mono|num_employees}}) if/when {{mono|num_employees}} also supplied.

Example (for Solar Turbines Incorporated):
 * {{mono|parent}} : If the article's subject is a subsidiary of a holding company or parent company, list the full, legal name of the parent company, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof.
 * {{mono| Caterpillar Inc. }}

Example (fictional telecom corporation):
 * {{mono|divisions}} : The primary functional or operational business divisions of a company, listed alphabetically. These divisions align with the internal organizational structure of the company and may or may not align with the company's legally incorporated subsidiaries. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. If there are more than five divisions and the article body lists them or discusses them, consider linking to that part of the article rather than listing them in the infobox.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist |Business sales |Consumer sales |Information technologies |Network |Regulatory |Finance}} }}

Example (for Caterpillar Inc.):
 * {{mono|subsid}} : The primary legally incorporated subsidiaries owned by the company, listed alphabetically. Use the full, legal name of each subsidiary, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof. Wikilink each subsidiary that has its own unique article. For publicly traded companies, a list of subsidiaries is disclosed in the company's annual report. If there is more than one entry, use {{tlx|ubl}} to format the entries. If there are more than five subsidiaries and the article body lists them or discusses them, consider linking to that part of the article rather than listing them in the infobox.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{ublist |Caterpillar Financial Services Corporation |Caterpillar Marine Power Systems |Perkins Engines Co. Limited |Progress Rail Services Corporation}} }}


 * {{mono|slogan}} : (or {{mono|slogans}})  The company's official slogan or slogans.


 * {{mono|module}} : For embedding other templates (see WikiProject Infoboxes/embed).


 * {{mono|ratio}} : Basel III ratio, for BANKS ONLY


 * {{mono|rating}} : credit rating from one or more of Moody's, Fitch, or S&P, for BANKS ONLY

Example:
 * {{mono|website}} : Top-level URL of the company's website, using the {{tl|URL}} template. Do not include the leading www. unless the URL will not resolve without it.
 * {{ublist|style=font-family:monospace; | {{URL|caterpillar.com}} }}


 * {{mono|footnotes}} : Use to list citations that validate the data in the infobox or to note information about the terms, names and figures used.


 * {{mono|intl}} : Set {{tlbare|If affirmed|positively}} ({{mono|true}}, {{mono|on}}, etc.) to switch applicable labels from American to international terminology, otherwise omit this parameter.

Financial results parameters
The,  ,  ,  ,   and   are used to record a company's financial information.

Wikilink the first occurrence of the currency unit. This is usually in the revenue parameter.

Each parameter entry should include three elements: an indicator icon, the results of the most recent fiscal year and the results of the previous fiscal year.

Example:

Indicator icons
You may include an indicator icon to indicate the change compared to the previous fiscal year; to avoid confusion, place the indicator before the number. Please note that this is intended to depict the direction of change compared to the previous year, not the actual numerical change in value.


 * increase, steady, or  decrease

Examples:


 * Which display as:
 * US$128,064,032 (2011)

US$111,586,447 (2010)
 * US$128,000,000 (2011)

US$128,000,000 (2010)
 * US$111,586,447 (2011)

US$128,064,032 (2010)

Consistent notation
There are different ways to record financial results that are in the millions or billions of dollars. Pick one and use it consistently in all parameters. If using billions, always wikilink the first occurrence as, since "billion" has more than one meaning. Use  to prevent wrapping between elements of the numbers, per WP:Manual of Style (dates and numbers).

Do not express results as a decimal such as. Instead choose a notation that will allow you to express all results for the period in whole numbers.

In this example use  or   and apply your choice to all the financial results consistently.


 * Examples:

Exact dollars 
 * revenue         = US$42,588,363,000 (2011)

US$31,127,556,602 (2010)
 * operating_income = US$3,963,082,345 (2011)

US$3,144,535,447 (2010)
 * net_income      = US$2,700,376,442 (2011)

US$2,223,224,071 (2010)
 * assets          = US$64,020,364,188 (2011)US$59,883,175,007 (2010)
 * equity          = US$10,863,945,862 (2011)US$10,802,835,119 (2010)

Rounded billions 
 * revenue         = US$42.588&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$41.754&amp;nbsp;billion (2010)
 * operating_income = US$3.963&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$3.258&amp;nbsp;billion (2010)
 * net_income      = US$2.700&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$2.615&amp;nbsp;billion (2010)
 * assets          = US$64.020&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$59.878&amp;nbsp;billion (2010)
 * equity          = US$10.864&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$10.111&amp;nbsp;billion (2010)

Rounded millions 
 * revenue         = US$42,588&amp;nbsp;million (2011)

US$41,754&amp;nbsp;million (2010)
 * operating_income = US$3,963&amp;nbsp;million (2011)

US$3,258&amp;nbsp;million (2010)
 * net_income      = US$2,700&amp;nbsp;million (2011

US$2,615&amp;nbsp;million (2010)
 * assets          = US$64,020&amp;nbsp;million (2011)

US$59,878&amp;nbsp;million (2010)
 * equity          = US$10,864&amp;nbsp;million (2011)

US$10,111&amp;nbsp;million (2010)

Do not use an inconsistent mix of the three styles depicted in the examples above. Below is an example of undesirable, inconsistent notation. 
 * revenue         = US$42,588&amp;nbsp;million (2011)

US$41,754&amp;nbsp;million (2010)
 * operating_income = US$.963&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$3.258&amp;nbsp;billion (2010)
 * net_income      = US$2,700,376,442 (2011)

US$2,223,224,071 (2010)
 * assets          = US$64,020&amp;nbsp;million (2011)

US$59,878&amp;nbsp;million (2010)
 * equity          = US$10,864,445,862&amp;nbsp;billion (2011)

US$10,802,835,119 (2010)

Embedding
Many different templates can be embedding within this template. For example, to add a Korean name, use Infobox name module as follows



Examples




Resources

 * Company and financial info:
 * Intelligent Investor—Provides information on Australian companies that includes descriptions, announcements, financial data research and share price. To find a particular company, search the name of the company by clicking on the magnifying glass icon on the right side of the site. Company data is only available by signing up on the site for free.
 * Datamonitor—Provides free company profiles including descriptions, headquarter address, website address, employees, revenue and other financial data, industry categorization, and more. Additional data is available from purchasable company profiles.
 * Yahoo! Finance—Provides revenue [Revenue (ttm)], operating_income [Operating Cash Flow (ttm)] and net_income [Net Income Avl to Common (ttm)] data, plus various other information. Enter the ticker symbol or find company name, then click on the "Key Statistics" link in the left column. Yahoo! also operates websites in many locations worldwide, links to which are located at the bottom of the web page.
 * Hoover's—Provides revenue and net_income data. Also provides num_employees figures.
 * Many companies also provide annual financial reports as downloadable PDF files in the "investor relations" section of their website. Financial figures are typically found in the last half of an annual report.

A list of available stock ticker symbol templates is available at Category:Ticker symbol templates.
 * Stock info:

Stock ticker symbols for publicly traded companies can be looked-up on the website of the exchange on which the companies stock is traded.

In the United States:
 * NASDAQ Stock Market stock ticker template: or
 * NYSE Euronext stock ticker template:

In Germany:
 * Börse Frankfurt stock ticker templates:

In Japan:
 * Tokyo Stock Exchange stock ticker template:

In the United Kingdom:
 * LSE stock ticker template:

TemplateData
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sehk: 4338

Dow Jones Industrial Average component

NASDAQ-100 component

S&P 500 component",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "ISIN": {            "label": "ISIN",            "description": "International Securities Identification Number",            "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "predecessor": {            "label": "predecessor",            "description": "The full, legal names of any predecessors of the company, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof. If the article subject exists as the result of the merger of two or more legal entities, list the predecessors alphabetically, using to format the entries. Examples: Apple Computer Inc. OR C. L. Best Tractor Company

Holt Manufacturing Company",           "type": "string",            "aliases": ["predecessors", "Predecessor"],            "required": false        },        "successor": {            "label": "successor",            "description": "The full, legal name(s) of any successor(s) of the company, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof. If the article subject has two or more successors, list the successors alphabetically, using to format the entries. Examples: Apple, Inc. OR The People's Corporation of Judea

Splitters, Inc.",           "type": "string",            "aliases": ["successors"],            "required": false        },        "founded": {            "label": "founded",            "description": "Location and date of the company's founding (establishment). Use for the date. Location may be in the format of City, State or Province, Country, or simply City, Country if a subnational unit is not conventionally given. Use the most-recognizable names in English; link only the lowest-level independent component of the location. Per WP:OVERLINK, do not wikilink the country. Per WP:Manual of Style (icons), do not use flag icons; flag icons place an unnecessary emphasis on nationality and can be misleading. Examples: Teaneck, New Jersey, United States (April 27, 1975); Malmö, Sweden (December 2, 1925)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "founder": {            "label": "founder",            "description": "Entrepreneur(s) who founded the company. List the founders alphabetically by surname. Use to format the entries. Wikilink the names of founders who are notable as defined by Wikipedia. Example: Thomas Oliver OR Paul Allen

Bill Gates",           "type": "string",            "aliases": ["founders"],            "required": false        },        "defunct": {            "label": "defunct",            "description": "Date (at least year, more specific if known) that the company became defunct (legally dissolved). Use for the date. Examples: 2000 or June 30, 2000",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "fate": {            "label": "fate",            "description": "The reason a company became defunct or the change type and the full legal name of the acquiring or merging entity, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof. Examples: Acquired by Cisco Systems, Inc. OR Bankrupted OR Dissolved OR Merged with Thompson Corporation",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "location": {            "label": "location",            "description": "",            "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "location_city": {            "label": "location_city",            "description": "Current city, or city and state/province, of the company's headquarters. Use the location's most-recognizable name in English; link only the lowest-level independent component of the location (if not already wikilinked in the foundation parameter). May be in the format of City, State or Province, or simply City if a subnational unit is not conventionally given. If this parameter is used, also populate location_country. Do not provide a street address, except in the rare case that the location, for example the corporate campus, is independently notable. Examples: Redmond, Washington OR Nuremberg",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "location_country": {            "label": "location_country",            "description": "Current country of the company's headquarters. Use its most-recognizable name in English, but do not wikilink the country per WP:OVERLINK. Do not use flag icons, per WP:Manual of Style (icons). If this parameter is used, also populate location_city. Example: Germany.",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "locations": {            "label": "locations",            "description": "Number of locations the company has physical properties, expressed as a number, followed by the property type, then the applicable year in parentheses. Example: 815 stores (2011)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "area_served": {            "label": "area_served",            "description": "Geographic area(s) in which the company does business. Use the largest geographic area(s) that apply. If, for example, a company does business in every province in Canada, list Canada, do not list each province. Do not wikilink if it would be redundant with the linking in a previous parameter, such as foundation or location_country. If there is more than one entry, list them alphabetically and use to format the entries. Examples: Worldwide OR North America OR New York metropolitan area OR Contiguous United States

Puerto Rico

United States Virgin Islands",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "key_people": {            "label": "key_people",            "description": "Up to four key individuals closely associated with the company. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. List the figures in order of organizational role importance. Give job title(s) in parentheses (round brackets); these job titles are capitalized per WP:Manual of Style (capital letters) because they follow the name. If a founder is already listed in the founder parameter, do not list them again here as a founder; you may however list them along with their job title (Chairman, President, etc.) Generally list prominent, current executives within the company holding key positions such as chairman, chief executive officer, president, VP of design, etc., but do not list roles below chief officer level if they are not notable. Do include top executives even not individually notable, but do not wikilink them. Use popular names rather than formal names if the key figure has an existing Wikipedia article. It may be appropriate add, at the end, past executives who played an especially prominent role in the company's history. For defunct companies, list the most prominent former executives. Example: Tim Cook (CEO)

Arthur D. Levinson (Chairman)

Jonathan Ive (SVP of Industrial Design)

Steve Jobs (Chairman, 1976-1985, 2011; CEO, 1997–2011)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "industry": {            "label": "industry",            "description": "Primary industry(s) in which the company operates, listed alphabetically. If the company offers goods or services in more than one industry, use to format the entries. Example: Appliance manufacturing OR Electronics design

Electronics distribution

Entertainment",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "genre": {            "label": "genre",            "description": "Genres of works published by the company, listed alphabetically and wikilinked. This parameter is used for publishing and media companies only. If this parameter is filled, consider using instead, unless the company is notable for more than publishing. If the article subject is not a publishing or media company, delete this parameter from the article. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. Example: Fiction OR Biographies

Science fiction

Westerns",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "products": {            "label": "products",            "description": "A representative selection of the company's well known current or former products, listed alphabetically. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. Examples: Microsoft Office

Microsoft Windows OR Continental Flying Spur

Continental GT

Mulsanne",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "production": {            "label": "production",            "description": "The number of units produced in the most recent year and the year prior, stating the year in parentheses. Indicate what is being measured, such as vehicles, units or devices. You may include an indicator icon to indicate the change compared to the previous year; to avoid confusion, place the indicator before the number. Please note that this is intended to depict the direction of change compared to the previous year, not the actual numerical change in value. Example: 2,856 vehicles (2011)

2,177 vehicles (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "services": {            "label": "services",            "description": "A representative selection of the company's well known current or former services offered, listed alphabetically. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. Example: Financing

Insurance

Maintenance

Training",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "revenue": {            "label": "revenue",            "description": "All income that the company receives from its normal business activities, usually from the sale of goods and services to customers in the most recent year and the year prior, indicating the years in parentheses. (Revenue is referred to as 'turnover' in the United Kingdom.) Wikilink the currency unit and indicate country for common currency units like dollar. Example: US$512,256,128,064 (2011)

US$412,552,687,117 (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "operating_income": {            "label": "operating_income",            "description": "Total earnings before interest and taxes recognized by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses. Example: US$256,128,064,032 (2011)

US$382,456,778,010 (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "net_income": {            "label": "net_income",            "description": "Net income or profit (revenue minus costs) realized by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses. Example: US$128 million (2011)

US$128 million (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "aum": {            "label": "aum",            "description": "The company's total assets under management (AUM) in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses. This entry is used for financial services companies only. If the article subject is not a financial services company, delete this parameter from the article. Example: US$213.5 million (2011)

US$175.8 million (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "assets": {            "label": "assets",            "description": "Total assets controlled by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable year s in parentheses. Example: US$64,032,016 (2011)

US$82,456,375 (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "equity": {            "label": "equity",            "description": "Total equity or net worth held in the company; shareholder equity for public companies. Example: US$32,016,008,004 (2011)

US$29,752,528,004 (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "owner": {            "label": "owner",            "description": "Use this parameter to list ownership percentages for private companies owned by a few key individuals or to list ownership percentages for joint ventures, if applicable. Do not use this field for publicly traded companies. When listing a company as an owner, use the full legal name of the entity that holds the ownership stake in the article's subject company. List the owners alphabetically and use to format the entries. Example: Compagnie Financière Richemont S.A. (50%)

Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation (50%)",           "type": "string",            "aliases": ["owners"],            "required": false        },        "num_employees": {            "label": "num_employees",            "description": "Total number of people employed by the company in the most recent year and the year prior, with the applicable years in parentheses. To separate thousands (e.g. 12,200; 5,200) please use a comma instead of a full stop (.) per WP:MOSNUM. Example: 127 (2011)

127 (2010)",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "parent": {            "label": "parent",            "description": "If the article's subject is a subsidiary of a holding company or parent company, list the full, legal name of the parent company, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof. Example, in the case of Solar Turbines Incorporated: Caterpillar Inc.",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "divisions": {            "label": "divisions",            "description": "The primary functional or operational business divisions of a company, listed alphabetically. These divisions align with the internal organizational structure of the company and may or may not align with the company's legally incorporated subsidiaries. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. If there are more than five divisions and the article body lists them or discusses them, consider linking to that part of the article rather than listing them in the infobox. Example, for a fictional telecom corporation:Business sales

Consumer sales

Information technologies

Network

Regulatory

Finance",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "subsid": {            "label": "subsid",            "description": "The primary legally incorporated subsidiaries owned by the company, listed alphabetically. Use the full, legal name of each subsidiary, correctly reproducing punctuation and abbreviations or lack thereof. Wikilink each subsidiary that has its own unique article. For publicly traded companies, a list of subsidiaries is disclosed in the company's annual report. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries. If there are more than five subsidiaries and the article body lists them or discusses them, consider linking to that part of the article rather than listing them in the infobox. Example, for Caterpillar Inc.: Caterpillar Financial Services Corporation

Caterpillar Marine Power Systems

Perkins Engines Co. Limited

Progress Rail Services Corporation",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "homepage": {            "label": "slogan",            "description": "Slogan",            "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "homepage": {            "label": "module",            "description": "Allows other templates to be embedded.",            "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "homepage": {            "label": "homepage",            "description": "Top level URL of the company's website, using the undefined template. Do not include the leading www. unless the URL will not resolve without it. Examples: caterpillar.com",           "type": "string",            "aliases": ["website"],            "required": false        },        "footnotes": {            "label": "footnotes",            "description": "Use to list citations that validate the data in the infobox or to note information about the terms, names and figures used in the infobox.",            "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "intl": {            "label": "intl",            "description": "Enter 'yes' in the data area to change some labels from U.S. terminology to international terminology. If the company is based in the United States, remove this parameter.",           "type": "string",            "required": false        },        "bodystyle": {            "label": "bodystyle",            "description": "See. Example: can be used to set width of Infobox to 28 em with: bodystyle = width:28em;",           "type": "string",            "required": false        }    } }