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42 Fortune 1000 Headquarters in Dallas STATES WITH THE MOST FORTUNE 500 HEADQUARTERS (2019) THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY FORTUNE 1000 42 FORTUNE 1000 HEADQUARTERS Dallas-Fort Worth continues to draw Fortune and Global 500 headquarters by growth | XXXXXXX and expansion of local companies IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH (2019) 56 54 49 36 24 21 as well as by relocations of headquarter NEW YORK CALIFORNIA TEXAS ILLINOIS OHIO VIRGINIA operations. DFW is the only region in the U.S. to host three Fortune 10 companies (with the recent addition of McKesson). No other metro has more than one. Similarly, DFW and Beijing are the only two metros to host three Global 20 companies. GRAPEVINE / SOUTHLAKE / | COPPELL / WESTLAKE FORTUNE 1000 Core-Mark** #250 DENTON 2018 WORLD CITIES WITH THE MOST GameStop #346 Sally Beauty #635 GLOBAL 500 HEADQUARTERS Sabre #641 THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY MCKINNEY Torchmark Corp. #595 PLANO METROPOLITAN AREA COMPANIES J.C. Penney #261 Beijing, China 54 IRVING Yum China Holdings #362 Tokyo, Japan 36 Exxon Mobil #2 Alliance Data Systems #390 New York, NY 23 McKesson #7 Cinemark Holdings #724 Paris, France 17 Fluor #164 Rent-A-Center #830 London, England 15 Seoul, South Korea 14 Kimberly-Clark #171 RICHARDSON Chicago, IL 11 Pioneer Natural Resources #333 Lennox International #637 Hong Kong, China 8 Vistra Energy #337 Fossil Group #847 Washington, DC 8 Celanese #426 Zurich, Switzerland 8 Osaka, Japan 7 Michaels Cos. #523 DALLAS-LBJ CORRIDOR San Jose, CA 7 Commercial Metals #545 Texas Instruments #199 Shenzhen, China 7 Flowserve #645 Brinker International #737 Toronto, Canada 7 Darling Ingredients #699 Atmos Energy #742 Houston, TX 6 Nexstar Media Group #804 Madrid, Spain 6 Minneapolis, MN 6 DALLAS LOVE FIELD Shanghai, China 6 Southwest Airlines #142 Amsterdam, Netherlands 5 FORT WORTH San Francisco, CA 5 Taipei, Taiwan 5 American Airlines Group* #68 Atlanta, GA 4 Range Resources #716 Dallas-Fort Worth, TX 4 Moscow, Russia 4 Mumbai, India 4 U.S. METROPOLITAN AREAS WITH THE ARLINGTON Munich, Germany 4 MOST FORTUNE 500 HEADQUARTERS D.R. Horton #194 Dublin, Ireland 4 DOWNTOWN DALLAS (2019) SEATTLE / NEW YORK-NEWARK (CBD & UPTOWN) TACOMA / DETROIT / JERSEY CITY, 8 FORBES TOP PRIVATE COMPANIES (2018) BELLEVUE, WA MINNEAPOLIS / WARREN / PHILADELPHIA / NY-NJ-PA ST. PAUL / DEARBORN, MI CAMDEN / AT&T #9 BLOOMINGTON, WILMINGTON, 68 12 10 PA-NJ-DE-MD RANK COMPANY CITY Energy Transfer Equity #59 MN-WI BRIDGEPORT- 16 13 STAMFORD-NORWALK,CT 52 Republic National Grand Tenet Healthcare #172 SAN FRANCISCO / OAKLAND / DENVER / 9 Distributing Company Prairie HAYWARD, CA AURORA / CHICAGO / NAPERVILLE / HollyFrontier #175 ELGIN, IL-IN-WI BOSTON-CAMBRIDGE / 71 Sammons Enterprises Dallas LAKEWOOD, CO NEWTON, MA-NH Jacobs Engineering Group #208 19 33 84 Neiman Marcus Group Dallas 10 12 Dean Foods #393 ST. LOUIS, MO-IL 115 Mary Kay Addison SAN JOSE / WASHINGTON / 119 Ben E Keith Fort Worth Builders FirstSource #394 SUNNYVALE / LOS ANGELES / 9 ARLINGTON / SANTA CLARA, CA LONG BEACH / DALLAS / FORT WORTH / ALEXANDRIA, ARLINGTON, TX 133 Hunt Consolidated/Hunt Oil Dallas EnLink Midstream #396 ANAHEIM, CA DC-VA-MD-WV 19 16 152 Golden Living Plano Neiman Marcus Group #549 13 23 177 Freeman Dallas HOUSTON / ATLANTA / Comerica #674 THE WOODLANDS / SANDY SPRINGS / 213 SRS Distribution McKinney SUGAR LAND, TX ROSWELL, GA 222 Austin Industries Dallas * FORTUNE GLOBAL 500 COMPANIES Primoris Services #774 22 16 **Announced after current list was released Trinity Industries #854 SOURCE: DRC Research; Fortune Magazine; Forbes Magazine 94 DALLAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 2019 2019 DALLAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 95.
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