For each NAICS code selected, identify (i) the name of the filer’s operating business(es) that derive revenue in that code; (ii) estimate whether the filer’s U.S. revenue for that code in the past year represented <$10 million, $10 million to $100 million, $100 million to $1.0 billion, or >$1.0 billion; and (iii) if the other party to the transaction also reports revenue under the same NAICS code (based on coordination between the parties’ antitrust/legal teams).
For purposes of the HSR form, only identify NAICS codes that generate revenue from United States operations, whether the products or services are sold to a U.S. customer or a non-U.S. customer. For example, if a business line represented $50 million in revenue from global operations but $0 in revenue from U.S. operations, then the NAICS code for that business line should be omitted from the report. But if a business line represented $50 million in revenue from global operations and $1 million in revenue from U.S. operations, then the NAICS code for that business line should be identified and the revenue for that code should be reported as the “<$10MM” range.
