List of Minnesota companies

Last updated

Top
companies in Minnesota

according to revenues
with state and U.S. rankings
State
rank
CorporationUS
rank
1 UnitedHealth Group 5
2 Target 30
3 Best Buy 66
4 3M 96
5 CHS Inc. 103
6 U.S. Bancorp 113
7 General Mills 169
8 C. H. Robinson 191
9 Land O'Lakes 219
10 Ecolab 237
11 Ameriprise Financial 253
12 Xcel Energy 272
13 Hormel 317
14 Thrivent Financial 369
15 Polaris Industries 407
16 Securian Financial Group 421
17 Fastenal 479
18 Patterson Companies 491
19APi Group656
20 Toro 687
21 H.B. Fuller 786
22 Donaldson Company 821
23897
24 Sleep Number 998

Source: 2021 Fortune 500 [1]

The following list of Minnesota companies includes notable companies that are, or once were, headquartered in Minnesota.

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References

  1. "Largest U.S. Corporations". Fortune . 2021. Retrieved March 1, 2022.