List of Texas companies

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Location of Texas

Texas is a state in the South Central region of the United States. The region's second-quarter 2018 gross state product was 8.6% of the GDP of the country at $1.755 trillion, with significant growth in mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction. [1] The state ranked third on Forbes list of Best States For Business in 2018, noting strong growth, employment and income and a primary target for corporate relocations over the last six years. [2]

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Largest firms

This list shows firms in the Fortune 500, which ranks firms by total revenues reported before January 31, 2018. [3] Only the top five firms (if available) are included as a sample.

RankImageNameRevenues (USD $M)EmployeesNotes
2 Cube xom mine.png ExxonMobil 244,36371,200Multinational oil and gas company and largest of the Big Oil entities. The firm is headquartered in Spring, Texas north of Houston. Subsidiaries include Exxon, Mobil, and Esso.
9 New AT&T Logo in Dallas, TX.jpeg AT&T 160,546254,000Multinational telecommunications holding company which includes many components of the former Bell System. Headquartered in Dallas, the company includes Cricket Wireless and DirecTV.
28 Phillips 66 Home Run Pump.jpg Phillips 66 91,56814,600Global oil and gas entity formed when it spun off from ConocoPhillips in 2012. The firm is headquartered in the Westchase district of Houston.
31 Industrial-720706 640.jpg Valero Energy 88,40710,015International oil and gas refiner, marketer and distribution company. The company is headquartered in San Antonio and divested itself of retail operations in 2013 through the formation of CST Brands.
35 Dell booth at CeBIT 2013 (8540519655).jpg Dell Technologies 78,660145,000Multinational technology firm based in Round Rock, near Austin in central Texas. The company's historical focus was personal computers, but now offers a range of technology products and services.

Notable firms

This list includes notable companies with primary headquarters located in the state. The industry and sector follow the Industry Classification Benchmark taxonomy. Organizations which have ceased operations are included and noted as defunct.

Notable companies
Status: P=Private, S=State; A=Active, D=Defunct
NameIndustrySectorHeadquartersFoundedNotesStatus
  
Toyota Motor North America Automotive Automotive Plano 2017 Automotive PA
7-Eleven Consumer services Broadline retailers Dallas 1927 Convenience store chain PA
Acme Brick Industrials Building materials & fixtures Fort Worth 1891 Brick and masonry PA
Airbus Helicopters, Inc. Industrials Aerospace Grand Prairie 1969 Part of Airbus (Netherlands) PA
American Airlines Group Consumer services Airlines Fort Worth 2013 Airline holding company PA
American Airlines Consumer services Airlines Fort Worth 1936 Airline, part of American Airlines Group PA
American National Insurance Company Financials Full line insurance Galveston 1905 National insurance firm PA
APA Corporation Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1954 Hydrocarbon exploration PA
Aspyr Technology Software Austin 1996 Video games PA
AT&T Conglomerate - Dallas 1983 Telecommunications, technology, entertainment PA
Atmos Energy Oil & gas Pipelines Dallas 1906 Natural gas distribution, Energy PA
Baker Hughes Oil & gas Oil equipment & services Houston 1907 Oil field services PA
Beal Bank Financials Banks Plano 1988 Banking PA
Bell Helicopter Industrials Aerospace Fort Worth 1935 Military and commercial helicopters, Aviation PA
Bennigan's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1976 Restaurant chain PA
Berry Aviation Consumer services Airlines San Marcos 1983 Charter airline PA
Black-eyed Pea Consumer services Restaurants & bars Houston 1975 Restaurant chain PA
Blue Bell Creameries Consumer goods Food products Brenham 1907 Ice cream, Food Products PA
BNSF Railway Industrials Railroads Fort Worth 1996 Freight rail PA
Bombay Company Consumer services Specialty retailers Fort Worth 1978 Furniture PA
Borden Dairy Consumer goods Food products Dallas 2009 Dairy PA
Brantly International Industrials Aerospace Coppell 1945 Helicopters, Aviation PA
Brinker International Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1991 Holding company of Chili's and Maggiano's Little Italy PA
Broadway Bank Financials Banks San Antonio 1941 Community bank PA
Brookshire Brothers Consumer services Food Retailers & wholesalers Lufkin 1921 Grocery PA
Brookshire Grocery Company Consumer services Food Retailers & wholesalers Tyler 1928 Grocery PA
Burger Street Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas [4] 1985 Fast food chain PA
Cameron International Oil & gas Oil equipment & services Houston 1920 Oil well services PA
Carino's Italian Consumer services Restaurants & bars Austin 1968 Italian chain PA
Carter Aviation Technologies Industrials Aerospace Wichita Falls 1994 Aerospace technology PA
CBI Laboratories Health care Pharmaceuticals Fort Worth 1982 Dermatological products PA
Celanese Basic materials Specialty chemicals Irving 1918 Chemicals PA
CenterPoint Energy Utilities Gas distribution Houston 1882 Natural gas utility PA
Central Market Consumer services Food Retailers & wholesalers Dallas 1994 Specialized grocer; part of H-E-B PA
Chicken Express Consumer services Restaurants & bars Burleson 1988 Fast food chain PA
Chili's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1975 Restaurant chain PA
Chuck E. Cheese's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Irving 1977 Restaurant and entertainment chain PA
Cicis Consumer services Restaurants & bars Plano 1985 Pizza chain PA
Cinemark Theatres Consumer services Recreational services Plano 1984 Theater chain PA
Citgo Oil & gas Integrated oil & gas Houston 1910 Owned by PDVSA (Venezuela) PA
Commercial Metals Company Basic materials Iron & steel Irving 1915 Steel and metals PA
ConocoPhillips Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1875 Oil exploration and production PA
Cooper Industries Industrials Electrical components & equipment Houston 1833 Now part of Eaton Corporation (Ireland) PD
Coterra Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1989 Hydrocarbon exploration PA
Curves International Consumer services Specialized consumer services Waco 1992 Fitness chain PA
DallasNews Corporation Consumer services Publishing Dallas 2008 Newspapers PA
D. R. Horton Consumer goods Home construction Arlington 1978 Homebuilder PA
DataTreasury Technology Software Plano 1998 Financial software PA
Dave & Buster's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1982 Restaurant and entertainment chain PA
Dean Foods Consumer goods Food products Dallas 1925 Food and beverage PA
Dell Technology Computer hardware Round Rock 1984 Computers and hardware PA
Dell EMC Technology Computer storage Round Rock 1979/2016 Subsidiary of Dell PA
Dell Technologies Technology Computer services Round Rock 2016 Parent of Dell and Dell EMC PA
Diamondback Energy Oil & gas Exploration & production Midland 2007 Hydrocarbon exploration PA
Dick Clark Architecture Industrials Business support services Austin 1979 Architects PA
Dickies Consumer goods Clothing & accessories Fort Worth 1922 Apparel, part of VF Corporation PA
Dr Pepper Snapple Group Consumer goods Soft drinks Plano 2008 Part of Keurig Dr Pepper PA
Energy Transfer Partners Oil & gas Pipelines Dallas 1995 Pipeline transport PA
Enterprise Products Oil & gas Pipelines Houston 1968 Pipeline transport PA
Envoy Air Consumer services Airlines Irving 1984 Formerly American Eagle, part of American Airlines Group PA
EOG Resources Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1999 Hydrocarbon exploration PA
ExxonMobil Oil & gas Integrated oil & gas Irving 1999 Energy and petrochemicals PA
FedEx Office Consumer services Specialized consumer services Plano 1970 Formerly Kinko's, now part of FedEx PA
Fiesta Mart Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Houston 1972 Supermarket chain PA
Flowserve Industrials Industrial machinery Irving 1997 Industrial and environmental machinery PA
Fluor Corporation Industrials Heavy construction Irving 1912 Engineering and construction PA
Fossil Group Consumer goods Clothing & accessories Richardson 1984 Fashion designer PA
Fred Loya Insurance Financials Property & casualty insurance El Paso 1990 Auto insurance PA
Frito-Lay Consumer goods Food products Plano 1961 Packaged foods PA
Frost Bank Financials Banks San Antonio 1868 Bank and financial services PA
Fuddruckers Consumer services Restaurants & bars Houston 1979 Restaurant chain PA
Funimation Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Flower Mound 1994 Part of Sony Pictures Television PD
GAINSCO Financials Full line insurance Dallas 1978 Insurance and financial services PA
GameStop Consumer services Specialty retailers Grapevine 1984 Games and electronics retailer PA
Gerland Corporation Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Houston 1967 Grocery PA
Globe Life Financials Life insurance McKinney 1900 Life insurance PA
GM Financial Financials Consumer finance Fort Worth 1992 Part of General Motors PA
Gold's Gym Consumer services Specialized consumer services Dallas 1965 Fitness chain PA
Goodman Global Industrials Electronic equipment Houston 1975 HVAC PA
Greyhound Lines Consumer services Travel & tourism Dallas 1914 Bus PA
Group 1 Automotive Consumer services Specialty retailers Houston 1997 Auto retailer PA
Guaranty Bank & Trust Financials Banks Mount Pleasant 1913 Commercial bank PA
Gutterth Consumer services Recreational services Denton 2006 Event management PA
Half Price Books Consumer services Specialty retailers Dallas 1972 Book retailer PA
Halliburton Oil & gas Integrated oil & gas Houston 1919 Oil field services PA
Hamilton Shirts Consumer goods Clothing & accessories Houston 1883 Clothier PA
HealthMarkets Financials Full line insurance North Richland Hills 1983 Health insurance PA
H-E-B Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers San Antonio 1905 Supermarket chain PA
Helpinstill Consumer goods Consumer electronics Houston 1972 [5] Piano pickups PA
Hitachi Consulting Technology Computer services Dallas 2000 IT consulting PA
HKN, Inc. Oil & gas Exploration & production Southlake 1973 Gas exploration PA
iHeartMedia Consumer services Media agencies San Antonio 1972 Formerly Clear Channel Communications PA
Imperial Sugar Consumer goods Food products Sugar Land 1843 Sugar, part of Louis Dreyfus Company (Netherlands) PA
Intercontinental Manufacturing Company Industrials Aerospace Dallas 1948 Tractors, later aircraft PD
International Bank of Commerce Financials Banks Laredo 1966 Bank PA
Interstate Batteries Consumer goods Auto parts Dallas 1952 Automotive batteries PA
J. C. Penney Consumer services Broadline retailers Plano 1902 Department stores PA
James Avery Artisan Jewelry Consumer goods Clothing & accessories Kerrville 1954 Jewelry PA
Jason's Deli Consumer services Restaurants & bars Beaumont 1976 Restaurant chain PA
Jiffy Lube Consumer services Specialized consumer services Houston 1971 Automotive services PA
Jim's Restaurants Consumer services Restaurants & bars San Antonio 1947 Restaurant chain PA
KBR Industrials Heavy construction Houston 1901 Construction and procurement PA
Keurig Dr Pepper Consumer goods Soft drinks Plano 1981 Part of JAB Holding Company PA
Kimberly-Clark Consumer goods Personal products Irving 1872 Personal care products PA
Kinder Morgan Oil & gas Pipelines Houston 1997 Gas pipelines and terminals PA
La Quinta Inns & Suites Consumer services Hotels Irving 1968 Hotel chain PA
Landry's Consumer services Recreational services Houston 1980 Restaurants and entertainment holding PA
Lennox International Industrials Industrial machinery Richardson 1895 HVAC PA
LGI Homes Consumer goods Home construction The Woodlands 2002 Homes PA
Luby's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Houston 1947 Restaurant chain PA
LyondellBasell Basic materials Commodity chemicals Houston 2007 Chemical company PA
Maggiano's Little Italy Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1991 Restaurant chain PA
Marathon Oil Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1887 Petroleum exploration PA
Market Basket Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Nederland 1962 Supermarket chain PA
Marshall Pottery Consumer goods Durable household products Marshall 1895 Pottery PA
Mary Kay Consumer goods Personal products Addison 1963 Multi-level marketing; cosmetics PA
McDermott International Industrials Business support services Houston 1923 Engineering and procurement PA
Merit Energy Company Oil & gas Exploration and production Dallas 1989 Oil and gas production PA
Moody National Bank Financials Banks Galveston 1907 Bank PA
Mooney International Corporation Industrials Aerospace Kerrville 1929 Light aircraft PA
Mr. Gatti's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Fort Worth 1964 Pizza chain PA
Music Audience Exchange Consumer services Broadcasting & entertainment Frisco 2014 Music agency PA
National Instruments Industrials Electronic equipment Austin 1976 Test equipment PA
NatureSweet Consumer goods Food products San Antonio 1990 Produce packer PA
Neiman Marcus Consumer services Broadline retailers Dallas 1907 Department stores PA
Noble Energy Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1932 Hydrocarbon exploration PD
NOV Inc. Oil & gas Oil equipment & services Houston 1862 Oilfield equipment PA
NRG Energy Utilities Electricity generation Houston 1989 Energy PA
Occidental Petroleum Oil & gas Exploration & production Houston 1920 Hydrocarbon exploration PA
Ojos Locos Consumer services Restaurants & bars Plano [6] 2010 [6] Restaurant chain PA
Oracle Corporation Technology Computer services Austin 1977 Formerly headquartered in Redwood Shores PA
Panda Energy International Utilities Alternative electricity Dallas 1982 Environmental-friendly power plants PD
Permian Basin Royalty Trust Financials Asset managers Fort Worth 1980 Royalty trust PA
Peterbilt Industrials Commercial vehicles & trucks Denton 1939 Trucks PA
Pier 1 Imports Consumer services Specialty retailers Fort Worth 1962 Home furnishings PA
Pizza Hut Consumer services Restaurants & bars Plano 1958 Pizza chain PA
Pizza Inn Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1958 Pizza chain PA
Plains All American Pipeline Oil & gas Pipelines Houston 1998 Oil and gas pipelines PA
PlainsCapital Bank Financials Banks Lubbock 1998 Bank PA
Ponderosa and Bonanza Steakhouses Consumer services Restaurants & bars Plano 1965 Steakhouse chain PA
Quanta Services Oil & gas Oil equipment & services Houston 1997 Energy infrastructure PA
Rackspace Technology Technology Internet San Antonio 1998 Cloud computing PA
RadioShack Consumer services Specialty retailers Fort Worth 1921 Consumer electronics retailer PA
Randalls Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Houston 1966 Grocery PA
Rave Cinemas Consumer services Recreational services Dallas 1999 Theaters PA
Reddy Ice Consumer goods Food products Dallas 1988 Ice PA
Redneck Heaven Consumer services Restaurants & bars Lewisville 2008 Sports bars PD
Reliant Energy Utilities Conventional electricity Houston 2000 Energy PA
Rent-A-Center Consumer services Specialty retailers Plano 1973 Rentals PA
Sabre Corporation Technology Software Southlake 1960 Travel software PA
Schlumberger Oil & gas Oil equipment & services Houston 1926 Oilfield services PA
Service Corporation International Consumer services Specialized consumer services Houston 1962 Funeral services PA
Setcom Corporation Technology Telecommunications equipment Austin 1970 Communications equipment PA
The Shaw Group Industrials Building materials & fixtures Houston 1983 Pipe and steel fabrication PA
Shell Oil Company Oil & gas Integrated oil & gas Houston 1912 Part of Royal Dutch Shell (Netherlands) PA
Six Flags Consumer services Recreational services Grand Prairie 1961 Theme parks PA
Souper Salad Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1978 Restaurant chain PA
Southwest Airlines Consumer services Airlines Dallas 1967 Low-cost airline PA
Southwestern National Bank Financials Banks Houston 1997 Bank PA
Smoothie King Consumer services Restaurants & bars Coppell 1973 Specializes in smoothies PA
Spaghetti Warehouse Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1972 Restaurant chain PA
Spira Consumer goods Footwear El Paso 2002 Footwear PD
Spoetzl Brewery Consumer goods Brewers Shiner 1909 Brewery PA
Stage Stores Consumer services Specialty retailers Houston 1988 Apparel and cosmetics PD
Steak and Ale Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1966 Restaurants PD
Strayer Voigt Inc Industrials Defense Grand Prairie 1994 Firearms PA
Synergyst Research Clinical research Medicine and biotech San Antonio 2006 Providing medicine PA
Sysco Consumer goods Food products Houston 1969 Food distribution PA
T.G.I. Friday's Consumer services Restaurants & bars Dallas 1965 Restaurant chain PA
Taco Bueno Consumer services Restaurants & bars Irving 1967 Restaurant chain PA
Taco Cabana Consumer services Restaurants & bars San Antonio 1978 Restaurant chain PA
Taco Palenque Consumer services Restaurants & bars Laredo 1987 Restaurant chain PA
Tailored Brands Consumer services Apparel retailers Houston 1973 Men's apparel PA
Tandy Corporation Technology Computer Hardware Fort Worth 1919 Computer hardware PD
Tenet Healthcare Health care Health care providers Dallas 1967 Health care services PA
Tesla, Inc. Automotive Automotive and Renewable energy Austin 2003 Automotive PA
Texas Instruments Technology Semiconductors Dallas 1930 Semiconductors PA
Texas Precious Metals Consumer services Specialty retailers Shiner 2011 Gold retailers PA
The Container Store Consumer services Specialty retailers Coppell 1978 Storage retauler PA
The Michaels Companies Consumer services Specialty retailers Irving 2013 Arts and crafts retailer PA
TicketCity Consumer services Live Events Austin 1990 Ticket Sales PA
Tokio Marine HCC Financials Property & casualty insurance Houston 1974 Insurance PA
Tom Thumb Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Roanoke 1948 Grocery, part of Albertsons PA
TPG Inc. Financials Real estate holding & development Fort Worth 1992 Investment company PA
Trinity Industries Industrials Diversified industrials Dallas 1933 Construction, energy, transportation PA
Twin Peaks Consumer services Restaurants & bars Addison 2008 Restaurant chain PA
TXU Energy Utilities Conventional electricity Irving 2002 Electrical utility PA
United Supermarkets Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Lubbock 1916 Supermarket chain PA
USAA Financials Property & casualty insurance San Antonio 1922 Financial services PA
Valero Energy Oil & gas Integrated oil & gas San Antonio 1980 Oil and gas PA
VALIC Financials Life insurance Houston 1955 Part of American International Group PA
Varsity Brands Consumer goods Clothing & accessories Farmers Branch 2014 Owned by Bain Capital PA
Visionworks Health care Medical supplies San Antonio 1988 Vision care PA
Waste Management Industrials Waste & disposal services Houston 1968 Waste services PA
Whataburger Consumer services Restaurants & bars San Antonio 1950 Restaurant chain PA
Whole Foods Market Consumer services Food retailers & wholesalers Austin 1980 Supermarket chain PA
Woodforest National Bank Financials Banks The Woodlands 1980 Bank PA
X Corp. Technology Social media Bastrop 2023 Formerly known as Twitter and formerly headquartered in San Francisco PA
XTO Energy Oil & gas Exploration & production Fort Worth 1986 Oil production PA
Zale Corporation Consumer services Specialty retailers Irving 1924 Jeweler PA

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