Top companies in Minnesota according to revenues with state and U.S. rankings | ||
State rank | Corporation | US 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 |
19 | APi Group | 656 |
20 | Toro | 687 |
21 | H.B. Fuller | 786 |
22 | Donaldson Company | 821 |
23 | 897 | |
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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