Oldest Companies In The World (OVER 800 YEARS)
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For a company to last 50 years is a commendable achievement in today’s age of tough markets, economic woes, and corporate acquisitions. But this hasn’t always been the case. Today we take a look at eight companies that have survived through centuries of economic and political upheaval and market competition.
What types of businesses stand the test of time? Well, looking at the companies that have succeeded over the centuries the Infographics show can report that people like to have somewhere nice to eat, somewhere pleasant to sleep, and they like to get drunk from time to time. The majority of these organizations are family run affairs catering to a specific need but some are government-backed. From Japan’s longest running hot spring spa hotel to Ireland’s most historic pub, all these companies have truly stood the test of time.
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Which company that was founded in the 21st century do you think has the best chance to still exist in the next 200 years?
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The Infographics Show I’ll give it to heckler and koch, glock, jack daniels, Disney, beretta, mobil, swiss army gear, and toyota
Fortnite battle royale
Target.
Dan RBLX that will die in a few years. No game will survive that long anyway
The reason on why it's so old because they got their knowledge of business from Skillshare
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Kongo-gumi, a construction company is now another company's subsidiary but still working as an important and independent part. We consider it is the oldest company still working.
I also miss the old narrator but don't demoralise the new one. He is trying his best. Just think how would you feel if you receive such feedbacks despite giving your best??
As long as its valid criticism I'd love to hear it
I don’t like the new one. I have always listened to the old one.
I feel you
Im new to this and this is the first voice i hear... so to me i dont like the old voice...
I prefer the old narrator but the current one is still doing great in my opinion.
Beretta Firearms is 500 years old, and while that isn't old enough to make the list, it's still amazing, especially given the very fluid nature of gun companies.
And the fact I own a few
Love those 92’s
Oh wow, other men of culture. I thought I was the only one watching these videos not a libtard.
@@augustuscaesar8287
We are the silent majority.
i was about to say the same thing
“You can never go out of business making money” plus on top of that if you are ever short on money you can just make more to pay off your debts. Maybe I should open up a mint myself
*Yeah Same*
you actually don't make money as a mint, since you turn gold into coins of the same value as the amount of gold in it.
As for fiat money, unless allowed by the government that's counterfeiting money.
No coins are made of gold...
@@joshuanorman2 stay in school genius
You need to use money to make money
I love it when Americans come to the UK and see the old buildings and ancient monuments around us.
why?
@@No1important88 It's just really nice to see how much they enjoy Great Britain and out history.
Kind of their history as well
Do you also love it when other nationalities see them, or just Americans?
Ikr.
"No problem sir, this is the lobby"
Id smack him😂😂😂😂
“Committed beer drinker” if it gets worse than that you would be a alcoholic
6:18 the man in the picture blinked his eyes
Creepy man cuz I saw it once and after that I tried many times but he didn't blink
I wonder how many people were sat here like "where in England is Wales?"
I live in llantrisant, Wales btw. A few miles from the royal mint. Never been tho
Everyone knows where wales is
Are you even allowed to go in?
Wales is where all the British coal comes from.
Wales is like the Tibet of UK kind of. Mountainous with a much sparser population.
Dark Side, from experience they really don’t. The amount of times I’ve had to explain that it’s a country would shock you.
"Near yorkshire"
Shows the isle of man
Japanese culture is truly amazing. you can only appreciate it when you visit Japan
Definitely
You need to fact check the Bingley Arms. You said Bartsey, near Leeds in Yorkshire, but the pin dropped on the Isle of Mann.
actually it was (next to) Anglesey
nice infographics. its a lot of work, but real pics of the establishments would be great too.
Nice vid man
5:15 Umm... That's not Leeds. Nor Yorkshire. In fact, that's not even the right country.
Not the first time Infographics hasn't done their homework.
I think It was the isle man they showed instead of Leek or Yorkshire
Yeah I am pretty certain it is the Isle Of Man
It's Bardsey Island off the coast of Lyn Peninsula in north Wales
I live about 10 mins away from Bardsey from it and last time i checked i didn't live off the coast of Wales
Oldest schools/universities would be a neat vid
It would be all about Italy and a couple from fance, spain and britain.
The Academia
I think Hogwarts is probably one of the oldest schools
True
@@AbbyMaskell the school name arrive from India called gurucool ...
This is the video that I have been looking for long time 😊
Love the music and upbeat style of this vid
*keep going new guy!*
#Nevergiveup 💪
Yes
@@TheInfographicsShow your voide is very good sounding
The oldest restaurant in the world is in Japan is also one of the best travelling experience....two adventurous ways to go there..through hills..river..forest...first train..then hiking a lot...
You are Awesome . Make more videos like this.Maybe on OLDEST MONUMENTS IN THE WORLD
Amazing video
It seems like everything i have on my mind the infographics show always make a video about in a short time after wtf haha.
That Japanese hotel is insane!
I really admire your drawing and animation it look brightful and uplifting
Like way more this new narrator! Keep it up! Nice video
In general a great video, but please, check your geography facts, there were quite a lot of mistakes in this video, as a lot people already pointed out, the Weihenstephan brewery was not located correctly, which is not a very bad mistake, but calling Austria Hungary for example shouldn't happen, since this channel, at least to me, appeared very professional and trustworthy, keep it up, you're making really great videos
Not Hungary, he said," hungry?"
I thought this comment was very well thoughtout in terms of consideration!
Most comments either go "Everything was wrong!" or "Ignore the haters!", which those are very vague and, become very wrong, while this, had everything in it's full (Or main) intention shown!
Dream:TheScene Thanks, that's what I was aiming for, it doesn't take much to be kind of leave constructive criticism
Jan-Philip Marnet he said hungry because it was a restaurant, not Hungary as in the country
He said "hungry" lol
I'm like, "did people knew what restaurants and hotels are back in the 700s?"
I can't believe we had modern brands in 717 AD!
I haven't even finished the video, but I can only imagine the transition to the ad and how amazing it'll be.
Wish they had photos of the actual establishments
Anyone remember this?
We'll be doing a serial killer series video once a week. If you hate these videos, there will be still 13 others that aren't about this!
It's funny that you mentioned Weihenstephan because when I saw the title of this video I immediately thought of old breweries such as Weihenstephan.
Lol at 2:26 i thought you were calling Austria "hungary" and I was like no that's the other one
I'm glad to see the Weihenstephaner brewery made it on this list. Any time I'm engaged in a discussion about beer, I always bring this one up due to the test of time. It's clearly a remarkable brew and I hope to travel there one day to enjoy it at its freshest. Another company, that didn't make it on the list, not nearly as exciting, is one called Veolia, a diverse environmental service company with expertise in water, waste and energy
0:21 there is an advertisement showing fuzzy eating the hottest pepper!
Good video 📷
Great new narrator!
animators never seem to be able to illustrate the Netherlands a bit correct.
They couldn't even find Yorkshire. It's apparently an imaginary island next to north west Wales.
David Thattenbanos it actually exists its called isle of man
@@SD-tj5dh thats the isle of man
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Nice film. All these old places. Imagine when you grow up and know that you will join the business. Or probably already are working in it!
Hey, I know that voice!! Killing it Josh!! Nice video folks!
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This is cool and I know your art style restricts you but it’d be nice to see real pictures of these historic places
I think this video would be amazing with real photographs of the hotels and restaurants as well. I would like to see them all in one video, but...gotta research it XD
I feel that Beretta should have made the list.
Definitely not as old as the others on this list,but hey,it's the oldest firearm company in the world,ever since the 1600s.
Since the 1300s, actually, though the oldest sale that they have a record of is from 1526, so that's their 'official' date of inception.
Burnt Savvy my thoughts exactly! It is also family owned since then!
True
Sa Da I know the guy that runs it today lol
Fiskar should also be on the list, as they started out as an iron mill in 1647. Though, I feel like Fiskar should be the youngest on this particular list. Also, I don't think government agencies or government-subsidized businesses should count.
Give us old guy or we riot.
Batman 007 he’s currently on vacation, he will be back Monday morning
Lmao
Lol
And face reveals
@Draked that's how they make money
When I travel to Japan I am now DEFINITELY going to stay at one of these ancient and richly historic hotels the thing is are they expensive? Or... what?
Unfortunately there both fully booked for the next 500 years
Visit St Croix usvi
In my city (Lucerne, Switzerland) there is a boat company (SNG) from the year 1357.
The animation aspect is fun and all, but when in a video you speak on a certain subject (let's say the oldest hotel or pub) it would be a lot more enjoyable if you could show an actual picture of it instead of random clipart.
LEGO will be 100 years old in 2039!
Nintendo is over 100 years old
hmoobmeeka Aren't they 125 or something? Wow, just wow...
@@clark5317 nintendo was established in 1889, so yeah something like that
hmoobmeeka lies... Nintendo just came out in the 60-70s or so... it’s too modern.
octoberboiy When they started, they made playing cards. Later, they made toys. After some failure in the 50s and 60s, they sprawled into all sorts of different kinds of operations, before bringing roots back to video games with Game and Watch handhelds and some VERY old arcade games. Donkey Kong's success in 1981 is when things really started to make sense.
You forgot the real number 1 oldest running business....the church😂
Salzburg is in Hungary? Well done, great investigative work.
Great video but just need to point out a little mistake. You placed The Bingley Arm on the Isle of Man and not near Leeds.
Hungary? U kidding right? Thats Austria...
Hungary? as in are you hungry, not that the place is Hungary.
took me a few seconds too to get that he said hungry and not Hungary lmao
Not the first time Infographics Show did mistake with their datas
"Commited beer drinkers" thats just the nice way of saying lightweight alcoholic 😂
Huzzah! I love Weihenstephanner! Was introduced by my favorite barkeep who, when he saw how indecisive I was, pointed out "This beer is from the oldest brewery in the world". I was sold and still buy it whenever I can
Augistinerbrau is an excellent lager as well. Hacker pschorr is also a nice and crisp lager. All are excellent choices.
So is Spaten! My favorite hall at Oktoberfest
I know the boker knife company has been around for almost 300 years🤷♂️ they used to even make knifes and swords for the german army throughout history, now they make beautifully crafted poclet knifes and sometimes using materials only found in very specifiec parts of the world to let the customer feel they have something exclusive and 1 of a kind
2:27- That’s Austria, not Hungary.
He said "Hungry?" not Hungary.
Hahahahhahahahhaha
This is the type of place i want to go!
Listen I'm from Leeds and I know we are certainly not in the middle of the sea so I don't know why you marked the location of that pub there hahaha
I like how you pointed to the isle of man when you said Yorkshire
There’s an alternate meaning for Dutch oven.
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Jailan Simon yeah man
Man, I was so amazed with the age of Beretta company and I find this video with companies from the 8th century
Whoop whoop my suggestion on the last version of this is on this one! (Royal mint) also this guy sounds like he should be on a visit America advert : / old guy come back now
The oldest companies didn't get to use wix :(
2:29 you mean “Austria” instead of “Hungary”
No, he actually said 'hungry' as a prelude to the business which is a restaurant.
He said “hungry”, not Hungary.
you put the bingly pub marker on the isle of white but said its in Leeds, Yorkshire
The one thing that is similar in all of these long lasting businesses is that they are family run.
It's amazing, working with your family, you can easily grow any business, because you can definitely trust your family members,
once in a blue moon you have a backstabbing family member, but that is not going to be the case for most people.
That's why, start a business in hospitality, food, or recreation, with your family, it'll see success and last through generations
The Beretta firearms company better be on this list.
It’s the oldest firearms company
Guns have only existed at MOST for 400 years, that’s 3x less than some of the companies listed here.
guns existed for closer to 1000 years, just not good enough to convert from the sword to the gun until around the 1600's.
well beretta is about 700 years old and the oldest official request date back to 1500 + its the oldest industrial company that exists
@@HighlordFrancis "Black Powder", was discovered around 12th to 13th century in China, with the Black Powder they made Bombs and cannons, around 100 years later, the first flamethrowers and rifles were made
Vanguard
but he talked about the gun.
Ethiopia perhaps
Merry 3 mil!!
Lmao @ "Clint Eastwood". An animator somewhere needs a write-up.
Where were the Companies ?
What about Beretta firearms, they've been around for a while
how old is that? compare to the companies that showed in the video that is 1000+ years old.
The company zildjian that makes drum cymbals has been making cymbals since the 1600’s! Not as old as some of these pubs but it is pretty old!
Your such a better narrator than the other guy
And I always thought Salzburg was in Austria, not Hungary. You lose authority with such mistakes.
I understood "hungry?", and am not even an English mother tongue.
The Catholic Church
Nae nae'd
Savage very savage 👌👌👌👌👌
How about the Money Lenders in Jesus's time?
Good one
That's a cult, not a company. It's easy to get them mixed up sometimes.
This voice over is better than the other one.
Restaurante Botín in Madrid is the oldest continuously operated restaurant, and KLM is the oldest airline still operating under its original name.
First time that you guys mentioned my Salzburg my home city.
So japan is old?
Phil Ad yeah there is a lot of old people there lol
And was ( one year ago the same in Italy) luckily my grandparents live in a little village.
The Fuzzy and Nuts plugs though lol
There is one restaurant in Wroclaw -"Piwnica Swidnicka" Since 1200 (not sure but pretty old.)
I got quite upset when my country of Austria was referred to as Hungary
LoL he said "Hungry?" As in are you hungry because it was a restauraunt he was speaking about
He talked about hungry in sense of wanting to eat
It used to be the same thing, before WW1
Hail Giratina The true god you are right, I misheard that one haha
Puta ang gago oh bobo
How about the oldest University in the world in Morocco?
It's not a company
@@othmaneaouioued8768 correct lol
@Super Cool The Taxila school wasn't a university in a traditional form. The one in Nalanda was more of a University than Taxila, however even there it isn't a traditional uni.
I thought it was Oxford University in the UK
I think you should have differentiated between businesses (which is what this video is about) and companies (usually defined by a diversified portfolio)
I was thinking the hudsons bay company might be on this list but nm they have only been around for 350 years
"Oldest Companies" But the narrator is not the "old" one.
You said Hungary for Austria?
hungry*
I don't what island you where claiming the Bingley Arms is on but it looks like the Isle of Man has migrated south. Yorkshire is somewhat east of whatever you were pointing to.
Check out Mamoet. Very old company still going strong. Focused on building ships, now moving the worlds largest everything
Picture of Austria, Salzburg is in Austria, the narrator: "HUNGARY"
I like your videos, but please, get at least the basic geography data right.
Salzburg is not in hungary
Hungry in eating because you are hungry
Damn, takes me right back to 1100 AD this, back when I opened up my restaurant, yep!
Things sure have changed since then!
Ikr?! Remember when we first met in front of the cave and we killed that dinosaur?? Good times man... good times
Interesting... this is actually a pretty unique video.