Multinational companies are global originators with very high revenues, number of employees and the amount of geographical area that they have occupied with the help of their wide volume of work. They are extremely important for the function of other, smaller companies around the world. In addition to improving technology in the world, they also create new jobs and thus increase employment. The pandemic of the COVID-19 virus appeared quite suddenly and unexpectedly, and there is no sector that it has not shaken, from world politics, all the way to health and economy. Trying to prevent the further spread of the virus, governments around the world, together with the instructions of the World Health Organization, have adopted a series of preventive measures and restrictions that, with an eye on the company, have resulted in the interruption of supply chains, the closure of companies, lockdowns and working from home. All these concepts were novelties for most multinational companies, but in this paper, based on statistical data from 2019, 2020 and 2021, their business is monitored in detail, and conclusions are drawn about the success of their business during the pandemic based on their revenue.