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FP500 2015 Top Calgary-Based Companies Ranked by Revenue Return to company lists Return to homepage FP500 2015 Top Calgary-Based Companies Ranked by Revenue FP500 FP500 Calgary 2013 Revenue Rank Rank Company Footnote Sector Employees Website Rank (000s) 2015 2014 1 7 1 Suncor Energy Inc. 3 Energy 39,974,000 13,980 www.suncor.com 2 8 7 Enbridge Inc. 3 Energy 37,641,000 8,882 www.enbridge.com 3 10 8 Imperial Oil Ltd. 3 Energy 36,231,000 5,500 www.imperialoil.ca 4 15 13 Husky Energy Inc. Energy 24,092,000 5,774 www.huskyenergy.ca 5 23 20 Cenovus Energy Inc. 3 Energy 19,642,000 3,545 www.cenovus.com 6 24 25 Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Energy 18,863,000 7,657 www.cnrl.com 7 26 24 Agrium Inc.* Chemical 17,726,410 15,500 www.agrium.com 8 47 49 TransCanada Corp. Energy 10,185,000 6,059 www.transcanada.com 9 56 73 Encana Corp.* Energy 8,860,995 3,129 www.encana.com 10 58 62 Gibson Energy Inc. Energy 8,573,529 2,900 www.gibsons.com 11 73 70 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. 3 Transport 6,620,000 14,698 www.cpr.ca 12 78 87 Pembina Pipeline Corp. Energy 6,069,000 1,111 www.pembina.com 13 79 n.a. Tervita Corp. Oil Field 5,800,000 3,100 www.tervita.com 14 80 81 NOVA Chemicals Corp.* Chemical 5,700,695 2,600 www.novachem.com 15 87 95 Sysco Canada, Inc.* 2 Food Dis 5,268,329 n.a. www.sysco.ca 16 88 86 Shaw Communications Inc. Media 5,241,000 14,000 www.shaw.ca 17 91 92 Talisman Energy Inc.* 1 Energy 5,141,565 2,718 www.talisman-energy.com 18 95 93 ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corp.* 2 Energy 4,871,945 n.a. www.conocophillips.ca 19 98 68 Fluor Canada Ltd.* 2 Engineer 4,567,296 n.a. www.fluor.com/canada 20 99 99 ATCO Ltd. 3 Utility 4,554,000 9,170 www.atco.com 21 104 154 Crescent Point Energy Corp. Energy 4,235,954 502 www.crescentpointenergy.com 22 109 113 WestJet Airlines Ltd. 3 Transport 3,976,552 8,698 www.westjet.com 23 110 111 Superior Plus Corp. Utility 3,975,900 4,500 www.superiorplus.com 24 122 105 Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Energy 3,691,000 23 www.cdnoilsands.com 25 123 127 Keyera Corp. Energy 3,623,701 900 www.keyera.com 26 134 125 ENMAX Corp. 3 Utility 3,348,300 1,900 www.enmax.com 27 153 263 MEG Energy Corp. Energy 2,829,964 685 www.megenergy.com 28 161 178 Trican Well Service Ltd. Oil Field 2,703,858 6,741 www.trican.ca 29 163 164 TransAlta Corp. Utility 2,623,000 2,786 www.transalta.com 30 171 236 Calfrac Well Services Ltd. Oil Field 2,496,931 4,900 www.calfrac.com 31 173 189 AltaGas Ltd. Energy 2,405,900 1,694 www.altagas.ca 32 177 190 Precision Drilling Corp. Oil Field 2,350,538 7,834 www.precisiondrilling.com 33 181 183 Ensign Energy Services Inc. Oil Field 2,321,765 8,414 www.ensignenergy.com 34 182 151 Devon Canada Corp.* Energy 2,279,615 n.a. www.devonenergy.com 35 183 176 United Farmers of Alberta Co-operative Ltd. Whole 2,279,166 n.a. www.ufa.com 36 184 243 Secure Energy Services Inc. Oil Field 2,271,651 1,550 www.secure-energy.ca 37 199 167 Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Energy 2,068,000 1,120 www.pennwest.com 38 203 165 Graham Group Ltd. Engineer 2,028,137 1,200 www.graham.ca 39 207 245 ARC Resources Ltd. Energy 1,985,900 603 www.arcresources.com 40 227 253 Enerflex Ltd. Oil Field 1,780,730 3,500 www.enerflex.com 41 230 266 Enerplus Corp. Energy 1,760,567 726 www.enerplus.com 42 234 303 Baytex Energy Corp. Energy 1,742,421 336 www.baytexenergy.com 43 236 277 Pengrowth Energy Corp. Energy 1,729,400 569 www.pengrowth.com 44 250 262 Inter Pipeline Ltd. Energy 1,556,261 875 www.interpipeline.com 45 253 224 Jacobs Canada Inc.* 2 Engineer 1,456,236 n.a. www.jacobs.com 46 274 281 Vermilion Energy Inc. Energy 1,311,628 532 www.vermilionenergy.com 47 276 301 Stuart Olson Inc. Engineer 1,306,259 2,993 www.stuartolson.com 48 279 377 Tourmaline Oil Corp. Energy 1,276,540 140 www.tourmalineoil.com 49 285 285 Calgary Co-operative Association Ltd. Food Sell 1,242,846 3,700 www.calgarycoop.com 50 295 272 Apache Canada Ltd.* 2 Energy 1,206,660 n.a. www.apachecorp.com 51 305 286 Murphy Oil Co. Ltd.* Energy 1,162,902 n.a. www.murphyoilcorp.com 52 314 359 Bonavista Energy Corp. Energy 1,094,328 375 www.bonavistaenergy.com 53 329 307 Lightstream Resources Ltd. Energy 1,019,658 369 www.lightstreamresources.com 54 334 340 Cervus Equipment Corp. Whole 979,609 1,794 www.cervuscorp.com 55 336 394 Canadian Energy Services & Technology Corp. Oil Field 972,705 1,573 www.canadianenergyservices.com 56 337 316 Rocky Mountain Dealerships Inc. Whole 965,407 962 www.rockymtn.com 57 341 346 Trinidad Drilling Ltd. Oil Field 941,334 1,764 www.trinidaddrilling.com 58 348 82 Harvest Operations Corp. Energy 896,300 515 www.harvestenergy.ca 59 351 542 Whitecap Resources Inc. Energy 877,637 99 www.wcap.ca 60 364 355 Corus Entertainment Inc. Media 833,016 2,000 www.corusent.com 61 371 386 Savanna Energy Services Corp. Oil Field 791,890 2,879 www.savannaenergy.com 62 373 445 Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. Energy 782,473 48 www.peyto.com 63 380 427 Parex Resources Inc.* Energy 739,452 278 www.parexresources.com 64 399 n.a. Northern Blizzard Resources Inc. Energy 683,289 284 www.northernblizzard.com 65 400 n.a. AltaLink, L.P. Utility 679,972 800 www.altalink.ca 66 412 n.a. Seven Generations Energy Ltd. Energy 634,445 75 www.7genergy.com 67 416 418 SMART Technologies Inc.* 3 High-tech 620,428 908 www.smarttech.com 68 417 371 Gran Tierra Energy Inc.* Energy 618,134 473 www.grantierra.com 69 418 510 Long Run Exploration Ltd. Energy 616,195 143 www.longrunexploration.com 70 427 464 Bankers Petroleum Ltd.* Energy 598,017 578 www.bankerspetroleum.com 71 431 573 Canyon Services Group Inc. Oil Field 591,022 1,120 www.canyontech.ca 72 435 474 Legacy Oil + Gas Inc. Energy 572,701 171 www.legacyoilandgas.com 73 436 439 Canexus Corp. Chemical 570,873 561 www.canexus.ca 74 442 465 Trilogy Energy Corp. Energy 553,491 264 www.trilogyenergy.com 75 443 459 MNP LLP Account 547,000 n.a. www.mnp.ca 76 454 523 PHX Energy Services Corp. Oil Field 521,467 1,289 www.phxtech.com 77 460 524 Western Energy Services Corp. Oil Field 507,832 1,420 www.wesc.ca 78 467 513 Pason Systems Inc. Oil Field 499,272 899 www.pason.com 79 469 363 Newalta Corp. Environ 495,331 1,200 www.newalta.com 80 476 436 Horizon North Logistics Inc. Service 476,060 2,004 www.horizonnorth.ca www.calgaryeconomicdevelopment.com Page 1 of 2 Return to company lists Return to homepage FP500 2015 Top Calgary-Based Companies Ranked by Revenue FP500 FP500 Calgary 2013 Revenue Rank Rank Company Footnote Sector Employees Website Rank (000s) 2015 2014 81 480 476 Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust Real Est 473,245 1,500 www.boardwalkreit.com 82 483 636 Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. Energy 468,586 201 www.bellatrixexploration.com 83 486 767 Oando Energy Resources Inc.* Energy 465,671 90 www.oandoenergyresources.com 84 496 562 Twin Butte Energy Ltd. Energy 454,565 102 www.twinbutteenergy.com 85 500 500 Trimac Transportation Ltd. Transport 448,112 1,864 www.trimac.com 86 505 670 Surge Energy Inc. Energy 443,512 82 www.surgeenergy.ca 87 508 499 Connacher Oil and Gas Ltd. Energy 437,477 168 www.connacheroil.com 88 509 589 Birchcliff Energy Ltd. 3 Energy 436,755 157 www.birchcliffenergy.com 89 512 547 Total Energy Services Inc. Oil Field 428,149 1,153 www.totalenergy.ca 90 514 554 Badger Daylighting Ltd. Engineer 422,219 1,655 www.badgerinc.com 91 516 511 Enbridge Income Fund Energy 415,700 391 www.enbridgeincomefund.com 92 524 544 Black Diamond Group Ltd. Service 386,567 453 www.blackdiamondlimited.com 93 531 557 Crew Energy Inc. Energy 372,947 96 www.crewenergy.com 94 533 526 Nabors Canada* 2 Oil Field 370,387 3,500 www.naborscanada.com 95 538 539 The Calgary Airport Authority 3 Transport 366,395 289 www.yyc.com 96 548 549 Essential Energy Services Ltd. Oil Field 351,472 996 www.essentialenergy.ca 97 554 609 CanElson Drilling Inc. Oil Field 339,529 1,000 www.canelsondrilling.com 98 556 654 Paramount Resources Ltd. Energy 335,305 298 www.paramountres.com 99 558 n.a. PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. Energy 333,303 65 www.prairiesky.com 100 569 565 Kinder Morgan Canada Inc* 2 Energy 321,555 n.a. www.kindermorgan.com 101 579 n.a. Raging River Exploration Inc. Energy 310,946 36 www.rrexploration.com 102 586 552 TransGlobe Energy Corp.* Energy 303,426 110 www.trans-globe.com 103 588 553 Veresen Inc. Energy 302,100 231 www.vereseninc.com 104 589 505 Balancing Pool Utility 301,630 n.a.
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