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10 US companies with the most to lose from the Brexit vote

10 US companies with the most to lose from the Brexit vote

27.06.2016 / 14:32

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After the historic decision by the United Kingdom to leave the European Union on Thursday, markets are reeling.

US stock indexes have erased all of thеir gains for 2016, and nearly every sector is in the red.Currencies are going wild andgold is soaring.

Some companies, however, have more to lose than others. Those US firms that sell a large amount of their products in the UK may have to reevaluate their business. In a time of uncertainty, for these firms the future is even more uncertain.

Using data from FactSet, we've compiled the US companies in the S&P 500 that generate the largest amount of their revenue from the UK.

Almost all of the firms tumbled in trading Friday, except Newmont Mining, which is riding on the back of the surge in gold prices.

Check out the firms with the most to lose following the Brexit below.

10. CBRE Group

Ticker: CBG

Industry: Real Estate Services

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 17.6%

9. News Corp.

Ticker: NWSA

Industry: Newspaper Publishing

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 18.5%

8. LKQ Corp.

Ticker: LKQ

Industry: Auto & Truck Parts Wholesale

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 19.2%

7. Apache Corp.

Ticker: APA

Industry: Oil and Gas Exploration & Production

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 20.1%

6. BlackRock

Ticker: BLK

Industry: Investment Management

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 21.6%

Note: Revenue exposure for BlackRock was determined using FactSet's proprietary algorithm

5. Invesco

Ticker: IVZ

Industry: Wealth Management

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 22.5%

4. Willis Towers Watson

Ticker: NEM

Industry: Insurance Brokers

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 27.3%

3. PPL Corp.

Ticker: PPL

Industry: Multi-line Utilities

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 31.4%

2. Molson Coors Brewing Company

Ticker: TAP

Industry: Brewers

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK: 34.3%

1. Newmont Mining Corp.

Ticker: NEM

Industry: Gold Mining

Percent of Revenue Generated in the UK:64.1%

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