Me again

This time I'm in need of a whole phrase:

Ein Traditionskonzern hält Kurs auf den Weltmärkten

A company with traditions keeps on course in the global markets?

Doesn't quite sound right, I think anyway...

An established company has the global market in its sights.
Kurs halten means steering towards, I am just being fancy.

Alternative:

A blue chip company keeps a steady course in global markets

Or how about

"A renowned company is staying the course in the global economy."

Or if it's a tagline, "A renowned company staying the course in the global economy."

I'd use the first sentence in a more formal description and the second one for advertising.

Thanks. Yeah, actually forgot to mention, it is the headline for something which will be publicly commnunicated. So it does no harm if it is catching.