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Charles Koch became chairman and CEO of Koch Industries, Inc. in 1967. In 2023, he became co-CEO. During his tenure, Koch Industries has transformed from a small company whose main business was a crude oil gathering system.
Oct 10, 2023 · By Matt Durot, Forbes Staff. “H e's not going to retire,” says Chase Koch, 46, of his father Charles, the 87-year-old chairman and co-CEO of their family’s $125 billion (2022 revenue ...
Charles Koch (Chairman & co-CEO) Dave Robertson (co-CEO & vice chairman) Jim Hannan (president & COO) Products: Asphalt, chemicals, raw materials trading, energy, fibers, fertilizers, finance, minerals, natural gas, plastics, petroleum, pulp and paper, ranching: Revenue: US$125 billion (2021) Owner: Charles Koch (42%) Heirs of David Koch (42%)
Koch Industries is one of the largest closely held companies in the US and has annual revenues of about $125 billion, according to a person familiar with the company's results.
From our chairman & co-CEO. Charles Koch is chairman and co-CEO of Koch Industries. During his tenure, which began in 1967, the company has transformed into a dynamic and diverse group of companies focused on value creation that helps people improve their lives. Feature. LISTEN NOW.
Aug 13, 2019 · By Jane Mayer. August 13, 2019. A new book reveals that Charles Koch, along with his brother David, played an earlier and more central role in climate-change denial than was previously...
News about Charles Koch, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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