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: <code></code>
;industry: Primary industry(s) in which the company operates, listed alphabetically. If the company offers goods and/or services in more than one industry, use to format the entries.
Example: <code>Appliance manufacturing</code> **OR** <code></code>
;products: A representative selection of the company's well known current and/or former products, listed alphabetically. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries.
Examples: <code></code> **OR** <code></code>
;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; 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: <code></code>
;services: A representative selection of the company's well known current and/or former services offered, listed alphabetically. If there is more than one entry, use to format the entries.
Example: <code></code>
;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".
Example: <code></code>
;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.
Example: <code></code>
;net_income: 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: <code></code>
;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.
**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: <code></code>
;assets: Total assets controlled by the company in its most recent fiscal year and the year prior, with the applicable year s in parentheses.
Example: <code><code>
;equity: Total equity or net worth held in the company; shareholder equity for public companies.
Example: <code></code>
;owner: 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. 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: <code></code>
;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.
Example: <code></code>
;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.
Example, in the case of Solar Turbines Incorporated: <code></code>
;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.
Example, for a fictional telecom corporation:<code></code>
;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 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.: <code></code>
;homepage: Top level URL of the company's website, using the template. Do not include the leading <code>www.<code> unless the URL will not resolve without it.
Examples: <code></code>
;footnotes: Use to list citations that validate the data in the infobox and/or to note information about the terms, names and figures used in the infobox.
;intl: Enter <code>yes</code> 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.