McKinsey: omniscalers
McKinsey has identified 9 omniscalers. Here’s how McKinsey defines omniscalers: Nine large competitors—we coin them “omniscalers”—are spending heavily and spanning multiple arenas. The nine omniscalers collectively generated over $700 billion in operating cash flow in 2025 and invested more than $800 billion in R&D and capital expenditures that same year. Their capabilities and financial capacity compound as they compete in arena after arena, expanding to generate revenues in as many as nine arenas.
Personal Remarks
Omniscalers are disrupters, the leaders; the golden boys who make the difference between day and night. They’re American and Chinese, with one Korean player (Samsung). Europe has no omniscalers. Why?
The most important reason is that capital moves through guts and visions in the US; Americans invest in people with visions … in disrupters.
European markets invest in financial controllers and compliance officers. Europe hates disrupters. European capital moves because of regulation; to some extent Europe has become more communist than China.
McKinsey: non-medical biotech
McKinsey defines non-medial biotech as alternative proteins, agricultural biotechnology, consumer products and services, and biomaterials and biochemicals.
Personal Remarks
Bonzai – biochemicals and biomaterials … the EU bio-economy. The EU is investing lots of tax payer money into bioplastics research… including toxic compostable plastics.
In the following graph you can see that Europe has become the leader in non-medical biotech market cap. 😂Find the error!
In the graph above, you can see that Alphabet (Google) is the only omniscaler investing in non-medical biotech? Why? Because they will develop softwares to run the European bio-economy…. oooHHH, what about GDPR?
Conclusion
Americans are the best in business. The US government should be congratulated for having allowed US businesses to thrive globally.
Chinese have shown to be top players …. eager to conquer the world. The Chinese government should be recognised for having allowed Chinese actors to disrupt global competition.
Europeans are loosing because the European Commission is becoming communist and is killing disruption and innovation through heavy regulation and red tape. But the worse: nobody at the Commission is taking responsibility for the failure….Nobody. And the problem is that you cannot correct something until you have identified what the problem is. Stop employing financial directors and lawyers, start employing disruptors….. Hello is anybody listening at the Commission?
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