The IndustrySelect 500 Deep Dive Part One: Exploring the Top Companies

The full IndustrySelect 500:Top Manufacturers & Suppliers list ranks the nation’s largest manufacturers and industrial suppliers by annual sales, revealing a remarkable cross-section of American industry. But the rankings only tell part of the story.

In Part One of our IndustrySelect 500 deep dive, we take a closer look at the companies ranked 1–250. From major food processors and energy companies to machinery manufacturers, industrial distributors and century-old family businesses, these companies represent some of the largest and most influential industrial operations in the country. Read on to learn more about what they make, where they operate and the markets they serve.

Top U.S. Manufacturers & Suppliers by Annual Sales (Top 1-250)

Learn more about the top 250 companies listed in the IndustrySelect's Top Manufacturers & Suppliers ranking. See the full list of the top 500 companies here. 

1. ENI Petroleum Co., Inc. (Houston, TX)

ENI Petroleum is the U.S. arm of Eni S.p.A., the Italian energy group that ranks among the world’s largest integrated oil and gas companies. Its Houston headquarters, established in 1981 and home to 450 employees, directs Eni’s U.S. exploration and production activity, which includes deepwater offshore projects and operations on Alaska’s North Slope.

2. Murakami Manufacturing, USA, Inc. (Campbellsville, KY)

Murakami Manufacturing USA builds exterior automotive mirrors and components at a 200,000-square-foot plant in Campbellsville, Kentucky. Established in 2001, the facility employs 400 people and holds ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certifications, the latter being the automotive industry’s quality management standard. The company is the U.S. manufacturing arm of Japan’s Murakami Corporation, a longtime supplier of mirror systems to automakers.

3. AT & T, Inc. (Dallas, TX)

Few companies are more closely tied to American communications than AT&T, whose roots trace to the telephone company built on Alexander Graham Bell’s patents in the 1870s. Today’s AT&T took shape in 2005, when SBC Communications acquired AT&T Corp. and adopted its name, and the company moved its headquarters to Dallas in 2008. MNI’s profile of the Dallas headquarters, home to 590 employees, covers telecommunications equipment and communications services along with advertising, analytics and media platforms.

4. Koch Industries, Inc. (Wichita, KS)

Koch Industries consistently ranks among the largest privately held companies in America, and its Wichita headquarters employs 2,885 people. The company began as an oil refining business founded by Fred C. Koch and has grown into one of the country’s most diversified industrial conglomerates. Its holdings include Georgia-Pacific, Flint Hills Resources, Molex, INVISTA, Guardian Industries and Koch Engineered Solutions, spanning refining, chemicals, building products, electronics and process equipment.

5. BMW Of North America, LLC (Woodcliff Lake, NJ)

BMW of North America manages sales, marketing and distribution for the BMW Group in the United States, overseeing the BMW, MINI, BMW Motorrad and Rolls-Royce brands. Established in 1975, the Woodcliff Lake headquarters employs 1,000 people. BMW’s U.S. production takes place in South Carolina, where BMW Manufacturing’s Greer plant ranks among the largest manufacturing sites in the country.

6. Reliance Fall Protection (Deer Park, TX)

Reliance Fall Protection designs and supplies fall protection equipment for people who work at height. Established in 2003, the company is headquartered in Deer Park, Texas, in the heart of the Houston Ship Channel’s refining and petrochemical corridor, where work on towers, tanks and pipe racks is part of daily operations. Its 50-person headquarters serves customers throughout the region.

7. BHP Billiton Petroleum (Americas), Inc. (Houston, TX)

This Houston headquarters, established in 2003 with 1,700 employees, has managed oil and gas exploration in the Americas for the petroleum business of Australian resources giant BHP. In 2022, BHP combined its petroleum division with Woodside Energy, creating Australia’s largest energy company, and these operations now form part of Woodside’s global portfolio.

8. Publix Super Markets, Inc. (Lakeland, FL)

George Jenkins opened the first Publix in Winter Haven, Florida, in 1930, and the chain has since become one of the largest employee-owned companies in the United States. Behind its grocery aisles, Publix is also a significant food manufacturer, operating its own plants that produce milk, ice cream, juices, carbonated beverages and bakery products for its stores. The Lakeland headquarters employs 1,400 people, and the company's brands include Publix and Publix GreenWise.

9. Dell, Inc. (Round Rock, TX)

Michael Dell founded the company in 1984 from his dorm room at the University of Texas at Austin, building PCs to order and selling them directly to customers. That model made Dell one of the world’s top computer makers, and the company now also builds servers, storage and networking systems for businesses and government agencies. With 13,000 employees, the Round Rock headquarters is one of the largest industrial sites in the U.S..

10. Nippon Steel Corp., North America (New York, NY)

Nippon Steel’s New York office represents Japan’s largest steelmaker in North America, handling steel distribution and trade from a 14-person headquarters established in 1981. The company’s U.S. footprint expanded dramatically in 2025, when Nippon Steel completed its acquisition of Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel after more than a year of regulatory review.

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11. LG Electronics USA, Inc. (Englewood Cliffs, NJ)

LG Electronics USA is the U.S. subsidiary of South Korea’s LG Electronics, one of the world’s leading makers of televisions, home appliances and consumer electronics. Established in 1978, the company runs its North American operations from Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, where it employs 500 people. LG also manufactures in the United States, including at a washing machine plant in Clarksville, Tennessee.

12. SABIC Innovative Plastics US, LLC (Houston, TX)

Many of the engineering plastics inside cars, electronics and medical devices trace back to this company’s product lines. SABIC Innovative Plastics began as GE Plastics, the General Electric division that introduced Lexan polycarbonate, and was acquired by Saudi Basic Industries Corp. (SABIC) in 2007. Its brands include Lexan, Noryl, Valox, Ultem and Cycolac, and its Houston headquarters employs 200 people.

13. Mars, Inc. (McLean, VA)

Frank C. Mars began making candy in Tacoma, Washington, in 1911, and the business he started remains family-owned more than a century later. Mars ranks among America’s largest private companies, with confectionery brands such as M&M’S and Snickers and a pet care business that spans pet food and veterinary services. Its McLean, Virginia headquarters employs 130 people.

14. Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, Inc. (Mason, OH)

Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America supplies starters, alternators and electronic components to automakers. Established in 1987, the company operates from a 645,000-square-foot facility in Mason, Ohio, outside Cincinnati, with 450 employees. It is the U.S. automotive arm of Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp., a global manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment.

15. Restaurant Technologies, Inc. (Mendota Heights, MN)

Restaurant Technologies takes one of the messiest jobs out of commercial kitchens. The Mendota Heights, Minnesota company provides automated cooking oil management systems that deliver fresh fryer oil and remove used oil through a closed loop, so kitchen crews never have to haul it by hand. It operates from a 210,000-square-foot headquarters with 150 employees and serves restaurants nationwide.

16. Sun Capital Partners, Inc. (Boca Raton, FL)

Sun Capital Partners is a private equity firm founded in Boca Raton, Florida, in 1995, specializing in acquiring and operating companies in the industrial, consumer and business services sectors. The firm employs 165 people at its headquarters, and according to MNI, its industrial holdings have included makers of aluminum siding, gutter systems, digital imaging films and paper.

17. Kawasho Foods USA, Inc. (New York, NY)

Kawasho Foods USA imports and distributes Asian canned food products for the wholesale market, including crab, tuna, sardines, mackerel, fruits and vegetables. Established in 1960, the New York-based distributor is affiliated with Japan’s Kawasho Foods and runs a lean operation with 15 employees, serving customers internationally.

18. Mitsubishi Rayon America, Inc. (New York, NY)

Mitsubishi Rayon America represents one of Japan’s leading chemical makers in the U.S. market, with a portfolio that has included petrochemicals, acrylic resins and carbon fiber. Its parent merged into Mitsubishi Chemical in 2017, and the business now operates as part of the Mitsubishi Chemical Group. The New York office has 15 employees and holds AS9100 aerospace quality certification.

19. KDDI America, Inc. (Staten Island, NY)

KDDI America is the U.S. subsidiary of KDDI Corp., one of Japan’s largest telecommunications carriers. Established in 2002, the company provides cloud, managed and infrastructure services along with systems integration for multinational clients, and operates data centers under KDDI’s Telehouse brand. Its headquarters employs 95 people.

20. Suzuki Motor Of America, Inc. (Brea, CA)

Suzuki Motor of America distributes Suzuki motorcycles, ATVs and outboard marine engines throughout the United States. Established in 1963, the company is headquartered in Brea, California, with 300 employees. Suzuki stopped selling cars in the U.S. in 2012 and refocused its American business on powersports and marine products, where the brand has a long racing and performance heritage.

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21. Formosa Plastics Corp. USA (Livingston, NJ)

Formosa Plastics Corp. USA is the American arm of Taiwan’s Formosa Plastics Group and a major producer of PVC, polyethylene and polypropylene resins used in pipe, film, packaging, automotive and construction applications. Its Livingston, New Jersey headquarters employs 265 people, and its largest production complex is located in Point Comfort, Texas. The company holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.

22. Heineken USA, Inc. (White Plains, NY)

Heineken USA imports and markets the Dutch brewer’s beers in the United States, including Heineken, Dos Equis and Tecate. Headquartered in White Plains, New York, with 125 employees, the company is a subsidiary of Heineken N.V., one of the largest brewers in the world.

23. Dairy Farmers Of America, Inc. (Kansas City, KS)

Dairy Farmers of America is a national dairy cooperative owned by its farmer members. Formed in 1998 through the merger of several regional cooperatives, DFA turns members’ milk into cheese, butter, powdered, condensed and fluid milk, and food ingredients. The cooperative expanded significantly in 2020 when it acquired most of the assets of Dean Foods. Its brands include Borden, Alta Dena and Cache Valley, and its Kansas City, Kansas headquarters employs 375 people.

24. INEOS USA, LLC (League City, TX)

INEOS USA is the American business of INEOS, the UK-based chemicals group founded by Jim Ratcliffe in 1998 that has grown into one of the world’s largest chemical producers through a long series of acquisitions. From its League City, Texas headquarters, established in 2005 with 250 employees, INEOS USA oversees production of petrochemicals, specialty chemicals and oil products.

25. World Wide Technology, LLC (St. Louis, MO)

David Steward founded World Wide Technology in St. Louis in 1990, and the company has grown into one of the largest Black-owned businesses in the United States. WWT designs, builds and integrates technology infrastructure for large enterprises, government agencies and service providers, including networks, data centers and custom software. Its headquarters employs 1,200 people in a 208,000-square-foot facility and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.

26. URENCO USA (Eunice, NM)

URENCO USA operates the only commercial-scale uranium enrichment facility in the United States, producing enriched uranium used to fuel nuclear power plants. The Eunice, New Mexico site, established in 2006, employs 230 people and spans nearly 28 million square feet, according to MNI. URENCO USA is part of the URENCO Group, a European enrichment company with British, Dutch and German shareholders.

27. CITGO Petroleum Corp. (Houston, TX)

CITGO operates three large U.S. refineries in Lake Charles, Louisiana; Lemont, Illinois; and Corpus Christi, Texas, and supplies fuel to a network of branded gas stations across the country. Its Houston headquarters employs 3,400 people. The CITGO brand descends from the Cities Service Company, founded in 1910, and the company’s red triangle sign above Boston’s Kenmore Square has become a local landmark.

28. ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Active & Passive Safety (Livonia, MI)

This Livonia, Michigan operation was known for decades as TRW Automotive before German supplier ZF Friedrichshafen acquired it in 2015. It develops active safety systems for braking, steering and suspension along with passive safety products such as airbags, seat belts and steering wheels. The division headquarters employs 1,164 people and supplies automakers worldwide.

29. Wakefern Food Corp. (Keasbey, NJ)

Wakefern Food Corp. was founded in 1946 by a group of independent New Jersey grocers who pooled their buying power, and it has grown into one of the largest retailer-owned cooperatives in the United States. Wakefern supplies member-owned stores operating under the ShopRite, Price Rite, The Fresh Grocer and Dearborn Market banners. Its Keasbey, New Jersey headquarters employs 3,500 people.

30. Topco Associates LLC (Elk Grove Village, IL)

Topco Associates is a member-owned cooperative that helps supermarket retailers, wholesalers and food service companies strengthen their purchasing and private-label programs. Established in 1944, Topco develops store brands including Food Club, TopCare, Full Circle and Culinary Tours. Its Elk Grove Village, Illinois headquarters employs 460 people.

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31. ABC Supply Co., Inc. (Beloit, WI)

Ken and Diane Hendricks founded ABC Supply in Beloit, Wisconsin, in 1982, and it has grown into one of North America’s largest wholesale distributors of exterior building products. The company supplies roofing, siding, windows, gutters, metal roofing and tools to contractors through a national branch network. Diane Hendricks leads the company as chairman, and its Beloit headquarters employs 500 people.

32. U.S. Venture, Inc. (Appleton, WI)

U.S. Venture traces its roots to 1951 in Appleton, Wisconsin, and has grown into a diversified distributor of energy and automotive products. Its businesses supply renewable and traditional fuels, lubricants and tires through brands such as U.S. Energy, U.S. AutoForce and U.S. Lubricants. The headquarters employs 990 people and holds ISO 9001 certification.

33. Vistra Corp. (Irving, TX)

Vistra is one of the largest power generators in the United States, with a fleet that includes natural gas, nuclear, coal, solar and battery storage facilities. The company emerged in 2016 from the restructuring of Energy Future Holdings and owns retail electricity brands including TXU Energy. Its Irving, Texas headquarters employs 350 people.

34. R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co. (Chicago, IL)

Founded in Chicago in 1864, R. R. Donnelley & Sons is one of the oldest names in American printing. The company provides commercial printing, direct mail, financial printing, labels and print fulfillment services, and has printed catalogs, magazines and books for generations of American readers. RRD was taken private by Chatham Asset Management in 2022, and its Chicago headquarters employs 320 people.

35. DENSO International America, Inc. (Southfield, MI)

DENSO International America leads the North American operations of Japan’s DENSO Corp., one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers. DENSO began as part of the Toyota group in 1949 and today supplies starters, alternators, fuel injection systems, sensors and advanced vehicle technologies to automakers worldwide. The Southfield, Michigan headquarters employs 1,125 people in a 613,000-square-foot facility and holds ISO 9000 and ISO 14001 certifications.

36. Skechers USA, Inc. (Manhattan Beach, CA)

Robert Greenberg founded Skechers in 1992, and the Southern California brand has grown into the third-largest footwear company in the world. Skechers designs footwear, apparel and accessories for men, women and children, with manufacturing done overseas. In September 2025, 3G Capital completed its acquisition of Skechers, taking the company private. The Manhattan Beach headquarters employs 400 people.

37. Chevron Phillips Chemical Co., LLC (The Woodlands, TX)

Chevron Phillips Chemical was formed in 2000 when Chevron and Phillips Petroleum combined their chemical businesses, and today it is owned equally by Chevron and Phillips 66. The company is one of the world’s leading producers of olefins and polyolefins, including polyethylene, along with a range of commodity and specialty chemicals. Its headquarters in The Woodlands, Texas employs 600 people.

38. Perdue Farms, Inc. (Salisbury, MD)

Arthur W. Perdue started Perdue Farms in 1920, selling table eggs from his backyard flock in Salisbury, Maryland. More than a century later, the family-owned company is one of the nation’s best-known poultry brands and also processes grain and oilseed. Its brand family includes Perdue, Coleman Natural, Niman Ranch and Harvestland, and its Salisbury headquarters employs 500 people in a 590,000-square-foot facility.

39. Standard Industries, Inc. (New York, NY)

Standard Industries is the privately held parent of GAF, one of North America’s largest roofing manufacturers, along with a portfolio of building materials businesses around the world. The company produces residential and commercial roofing systems, asphalt shingles, protective coatings and waterproofing. GAF’s roots go back to 1886, when its predecessor, the Standard Paint Company, began making roofing. The New York headquarters employs 200 people.

40. S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. (Racine, WI)

S. C. Johnson has been family-owned since Samuel Curtis Johnson began selling parquet flooring and floor wax in Racine, Wisconsin, in 1886. Today the company makes household staples such as Raid, Glade, Ziploc, OFF! and Pledge, sold around the world. Its Racine headquarters, home to 1,218 employees, includes the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Administration Building, a landmark of American architecture.

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41. Kiewit Corp. (La Vista, NE)

Kiewit traces its beginnings to 1884, when brothers Peter and Andrew Kiewit formed a masonry contracting business in Omaha. It is now one of North America’s largest construction and engineering organizations and is owned by its employees. Kiewit builds infrastructure, energy, industrial and commercial projects and has operated coal mines. Its La Vista, Nebraska headquarters employs 1,000 people.

42. Freedom Fish (Portland, ME)

Freedom Fish is a Portland, Maine seafood wholesaler specializing in fish and lobster. Established in 2002, the company operates with 25 employees and serves customers locally from one of New England’s historic fishing ports.

43. D & H Distributing Co. (Harrisburg, PA)

Founded in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in 1918, D&H Distributing is one of North America’s largest distributors of technology and consumer electronics. The employee-owned company supplies computer and electronic products to resellers, retailers and IT solution providers. Its Harrisburg headquarters employs 800 people.

44. Core & Main LP (St. Louis, MO)

Core & Main is a national distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products and services. Formerly HD Supply Waterworks, the company became independent in 2017 and went public in 2021. Its product lines include pipe, valves, hydrants, meters and pumping equipment from suppliers such as 3M, ABS Pumps and AMES, and its St. Louis headquarters employs 3,500 people.

45. Levi Strauss & Co. (San Francisco, CA)

Levi Strauss arrived in San Francisco during the Gold Rush and founded his dry goods business in 1853. Two decades later, he and tailor Jacob Davis patented riveted work pants, creating the blue jean. Levi Strauss & Co. still designs jeans, casual and dress pants, shirts and jackets from its San Francisco headquarters, which employs 1,000 people, with manufacturing done overseas. Its brands include Levi’s and Beyond Yoga.

46. Agropur, Inc. (Appleton, WI)

Agropur Inc. is the U.S. division of Agropur, a Canadian dairy cooperative owned by its farmer members since 1938. From its Appleton, Wisconsin headquarters, the company produces American, cheddar, provolone, mozzarella and feta cheeses along with whey ingredients for infant, medical and sports nutrition. Its brands include BiPro, BioZate and Crino, and the headquarters employs 30 people.

47. OSI Group, LLC (Aurora, IL)

OSI Group’s story began with a Chicago-area butcher shop opened by German immigrant Otto Kolschowsky in 1909. The business grew alongside McDonald’s, becoming one of the chain’s longtime meat suppliers, and is now a global producer of custom food products for restaurant and retail brands. OSI’s Aurora, Illinois headquarters employs 160 people.

48. J. R. Simplot Co. (Boise, ID)

J. R. “Jack” Simplot started his agribusiness in Idaho in 1929 and later helped pioneer the commercially frozen french fry, which became a staple for McDonald’s and restaurants worldwide. Today the family-owned J. R. Simplot Co. processes potatoes and frozen vegetables, produces phosphate fertilizers and raises cattle. The Boise headquarters employs 800 people.

49. SK Capital Partners L. P. (New York, NY)

SK Capital Partners is a private investment firm focused on the specialty materials, chemicals and pharmaceuticals sectors. Its New York headquarters employs 76 people, and MNI’s profile lists performance polymer additives, including antioxidants and light stabilizers, among the firm’s industrial holdings.

50. Golden State Foods Corp. (Irvine, CA)

Founded in 1947, Golden State Foods is a longtime supplier to McDonald’s and a major manufacturer and distributor for the food service industry. The Irvine, California company produces and distributes meat, produce, dairy and liquid products, including sauces, dressings, condiments, syrups and toppings, for restaurants and retailers. Its headquarters employs 150 people.

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51. Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. (McLean, VA)

Edwin Booz founded Booz Allen Hamilton in Chicago in 1914, and the firm has grown into one of the largest technology and consulting contractors to the U.S. government. Its industrial work centers on communications technology, including data and voice communications systems for aviation, airports, defense and transportation agencies. The McLean, Virginia headquarters employs 2,000 people.

52. Glanbia Dairy Nutrition (Twin Falls, ID)

Glanbia Dairy Nutrition is the U.S. cheese and dairy ingredients business of Ireland’s Glanbia. Its Twin Falls, Idaho co-headquarters, established in 1994 with 100 employees, oversees production of cheese and whey products that supply food and nutrition manufacturers around the world.

53. Forest City Trading Group, LLC (Portland, OR)

Forest City Trading Group is a Portland, Oregon wholesaler that trades lumber, wood products and building materials across North America and overseas. Established in 1964, the company operates as a family of trading businesses and runs its headquarters with 55 employees.

54. Saltchuk Resources, Inc. (Seattle, WA)

Saltchuk Resources is a family-owned Seattle company whose businesses move freight by sea, air and land. Established in 1982, it owns operating companies including TOTE Group and Foss Maritime, along with fuel distributor NorthStar Energy. The Seattle headquarters employs 65 people.

55. ABM Industries, Inc. (New York, NY)

ABM Industries began as a one-man window washing business in San Francisco in 1909 and has grown into one of the largest facility services providers in the United States. Its engineering and infrastructure division maintains building systems, installs electrical and energy infrastructure, and services HVAC and mechanical equipment for commercial, industrial and institutional clients. The New York headquarters employs 50 people.

56. Schreiber Foods, Inc. (Green Bay, WI)

Schreiber Foods is an employee-owned dairy company and one of the world’s largest makers of private-label cream cheese, natural cheese and process cheese. Established in Green Bay, Wisconsin, in 1945, it also produces yogurt, beverages and plant-based options. The headquarters employs 600 people.

57. The Wonderful Co., LLC (Los Angeles, CA)

Stewart and Lynda Resnick built The Wonderful Company into a portfolio of household-name brands, including Wonderful Pistachios, POM Wonderful, FIJI Water and Wonderful Halos. The Los Angeles company, established in 1979, grows and processes pistachios, almonds and citrus in California and employs 600 people at its headquarters.

58. The Brink’s Co. (Richmond, VA)

Perry Brink started a delivery business in Chicago in 1859, and Brink's has since become a global name in secure logistics and cash management. Alongside its armored transport services, the company supplies cash-handling equipment, including coin-wrapping and sorting machines and smart safes for banks and retailers. The Richmond, Virginia headquarters employs 75 people.

59. Mainfreight International, Inc. (Carson, CA)

Mainfreight International is the U.S. operation of New Zealand-based logistics group Mainfreight. From its Carson, California headquarters, the company provides local and long-distance trucking, warehousing and international freight forwarding for shippers across the country.

60. Hearthside Food Solutions, LLC (Downers Grove, IL)

Hearthside Food Solutions is one of North America’s largest contract food manufacturers, producing baked goods, snacks, nutrition bars and fresh foods for many of the country’s best-known consumer brands. Established in 2009, the company also provides packaging services and employs 100 people at its Downers Grove, Illinois headquarters.

61. Trinseo, LLC (Wayne, PA)

Trinseo produces plastics, latex binders and synthetic rubber used in automotive, construction, consumer electronics, medical and packaging applications. The business began as Dow Chemical’s Styron division before becoming an independent company. Its Wayne, Pennsylvania headquarters employs 106 people.

62. SA Recycling, LLC (Orange, CA)

SA Recycling is a joint venture between Australia’s Sims Limited and Adams Steel and one of the largest metal recyclers in the western United States. Established in 2007, the Orange, California company processes and trades ferrous and nonferrous scrap and employs 175 people at its headquarters.

63. AG Processing, Inc. (Omaha, NE)

AG Processing, known as AGP, is a farmer-owned cooperative and one of the largest soybean processors in the United States. Established in 1983 and headquartered in Omaha with 160 employees, AGP turns soybeans into meal, oil and feed products, including its Soy Gold and AminoPlus brands.

64. Open Text Corp. (Menlo Park, CA)

Open Text develops information management software for banking, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, public sector, legal and life sciences organizations. The Canadian software company’s Menlo Park, California office, established in 1997, employs 15 people.

65. International Automotive Components Group North America, Inc. (Southfield, MI)

International Automotive Components Group North America designs and manufactures automotive interior components, including door panels, instrument panels and consoles, for major automakers. Established in 2006, the company’s Southfield, Michigan headquarters employs 550 people.

66. Sonepar Management US, Inc. (Charleston, SC)

Sonepar Management US leads the American operations of Sonepar, the family-owned French company that ranks among the world’s largest independent distributors of electrical products. Its U.S. network supplies electrical, industrial and safety products, tools and solutions, managed from a Charleston, South Carolina headquarters established in 1998.

67. CoHo Distributing, LLC (Wilsonville, OR)

CoHo Distributing is one of the Pacific Northwest’s leading beverage distributors, delivering beer, wine and soda to retailers, bars and restaurants. The company traces its roots to 1935 and employs 425 people at its Wilsonville, Oregon headquarters.

68. Hallmark Cards, Inc. (Kansas City, MO)

Joyce C. Hall started selling picture postcards in Kansas City in 1910, and the family-owned company he founded became synonymous with greeting cards. Hallmark Cards produces cards, gift wrap, gift books and gifts, and its Kansas City headquarters employs 3,100 people.

69. Border States Industries, Inc. (Fargo, ND)

Border States Industries is an employee-owned distributor of electrical, automation, data communications and utility products. Founded in Fargo, North Dakota, in 1952, the company serves construction, industrial and utility customers nationwide and employs 320 people at its headquarters.

70. Windstream Holdings, Inc. (Little Rock, AR)

Windstream Holdings provides broadband, cloud connectivity and managed communications services, including SD-WAN and unified communications, to residential and business customers. Established in 2006, the company is headquartered in Little Rock, Arkansas, where it employs 700 people.

71. Johnstone Supply, LLC (Portland, OR)

Johnstone Supply is a member-owned cooperative of HVACR wholesalers, operating hundreds of stores that supply heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, hydronics and plumbing products to contractors. Established in 1953, the company is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with 120 employees.

72. DigiKey (Thief River Falls, MN)

Ronald Stordahl founded DigiKey in 1972 by selling electronic kits, and the company has grown into one of the world’s largest distributors of electronic components. From its campus in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, where it employs 3,500 people, DigiKey ships semiconductors, passive and electromechanical products to engineers worldwide.

73. Precision Zone, Inc. (Wheeling, IL)

Precision Zone distributes industrial controls and components for CNC, motion control, factory automation, crane and elevator applications, and offers exchange and repair services. Established in 2000, the Wheeling, Illinois company employs 35 people and serves customers internationally.

74. Nextera Energy Resources, LLC (Juno Beach, FL)

NextEra Energy Resources is the competitive energy subsidiary of NextEra Energy and one of the world's largest generators of electricity from wind and sun. Established in 1985, the company develops, builds and operates wind, solar and battery storage facilities across North America. Its Juno Beach, Florida headquarters also runs the company's energy marketing and services business.

75. Amsted Industries, Inc. (Chicago, IL)

Amsted Industries has made industrial components in Chicago since 1902 and has been employee-owned for decades. Its businesses supply the railroad, vehicle, construction and building markets with products such as rail car undercarriage and end-of-car components and piston pins. The Chicago headquarters employs 45 people.

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76. California Dairies, Inc. (Visalia, CA)

California Dairies is a farmer-owned cooperative and one of the largest dairy processors in the United States. Established in 1999, the Visalia, California cooperative turns its members’ milk into butter, milk powders and fluid milk under brands including Challenge and Danish Creamery.

77. Crown Equipment Corp. (New Bremen, OH)

Crown Equipment is one of the world’s largest makers of lift trucks and material handling equipment. The family-owned company was founded in 1945 in New Bremen, Ohio, where it still keeps its headquarters and 3,000 employees. Crown designs, engineers and manufactures most of its forklift components in-house.

78. HP Hood, LLC (Lynnfield, MA)

Harvey P. Hood began delivering milk in the Boston area in 1846, and HP Hood remains one of New England’s best-known dairy names. The Lynnfield, Massachusetts company produces milk, cream, ice cream, cottage cheese, sour cream and eggnog, and its brands include Hood, Planet Oat and Heluva Good!.

79. J. M. Huber Corp. (Atlanta, GA)

J. M. Huber Corp. was founded in 1883 by Joseph Maria Huber and remains family-owned more than 140 years later. The Atlanta-based company makes engineered materials and specialty ingredients for personal care, food and beverage, agriculture and building products, including the AdvanTech sheathing line. Its headquarters employs 30 people.

80. The New York Times Co. (New York, NY)

The New York Times Co. has published one of the world’s most influential newspapers since Adolph Ochs purchased The Times in 1896. Today the company operates a large digital news, games and cooking subscription business alongside its print newspaper, and its New York headquarters employs 1,950 people.

81. Chiquita Brands International, Inc. (Dania Beach, FL)

Chiquita traces its roots to the United Fruit Company, formed in 1899, and its blue sticker is one of the most recognized food labels in the world. The company grows, packs and markets bananas and other produce and owns the Fresh Express packaged salad brand. Its Dania Beach, Florida office employs 300 people.

82. Bristol Bay Native Corp. (Anchorage, AK)

Bristol Bay Native Corp. is one of the Alaska Native regional corporations created under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act and is owned by shareholders with roots in the Bristol Bay region. From its Anchorage headquarters, it operates businesses in seafood, industrial services and construction, government contracting and tourism.

83. Adobe Systems, Inc. (San Jose, CA)

John Warnock and Charles Geschke founded Adobe in 1982, and the company went on to create PostScript, the PDF and Photoshop. Adobe develops creative, document and digital marketing software used by businesses and creators worldwide. Its San Jose headquarters employs 8,500 people.

84. Intuit, Inc. (Mountain View, CA)

Scott Cook and Tom Proulx founded Intuit in 1983, and the company’s QuickBooks, TurboTax and Quicken products became standard tools for small businesses and households. Intuit develops financial management, tax and accounting software, and its Mountain View, California headquarters employs 1,400 people.

85. Wilbur-Ellis Holdings II, Inc. (Denver, CO)

Wilbur-Ellis was founded in San Francisco in 1921 and remains a family-owned agribusiness. The company produces livestock feed ingredients, blends liquid fertilizers and supplies plant nutrients, surfactants and specialty chemicals. Its Denver headquarters employs 70 people.

86. Schwan’s Company (Marshall, MN)

Marvin Schwan started selling ice cream from a truck in Marshall, Minnesota, in 1952, and his company grew into one of America’s largest frozen food makers. Schwan’s produces pizzas, pies, desserts and snacks under brands such as Red Baron, Tony’s and Freschetta, and has been owned by South Korea’s CJ CheilJedang since 2019. The Marshall headquarters employs 1,500 people.

87. Simmons Foods, Inc. (Siloam Springs, AR)

Simmons Foods is a family-owned poultry and pet food company founded in 1949 in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. It produces packaged chicken products for food service, retail and private-label customers and is a major contract manufacturer of wet pet food. The headquarters employs 200 people.

88. Dot Foods, Inc. (Mount Sterling, IL)

Robert and Dorothy Tracy founded Dot Foods in 1960, and the family-owned company is now the largest food industry redistributor in North America. Dot Foods consolidates dry, frozen and refrigerated products from hundreds of manufacturers for food service distributors, and its Mount Sterling, Illinois headquarters employs 2,500 people.

89. Andersen Corp. (Bayport, MN)

Hans Andersen started the company in 1903, and Andersen Corp. has since become one of the best-known names in windows and doors. The Bayport, Minnesota manufacturer employs 2,500 people at its headquarters, and its brands include Andersen, Renewal by Andersen and EMCO storm doors.

90. Rosen’s Diversified, Inc. (Fairmont, MN)

Rosen’s Diversified is a family-owned holding company established in Fairmont, Minnesota, in 1946. Its businesses include American Foods Group, one of the country’s larger beef processors, along with an agricultural chemicals operation. The Fairmont headquarters employs 50 people.

91. Zekelman Industries, Inc. (Chicago, IL)

Zekelman Industries is one of North America’s largest independent steel pipe and tube manufacturers, with roots going back to 1877. Its brands include Wheatland Tube, Atlas Tube and Western Tube, supplying structural, mechanical and electrical conduit markets. The Chicago headquarters employs 90 people.

92. Haskell (Jacksonville, FL)

Preston Haskell founded Haskell in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1965, and the firm has grown into one of the country’s leading design-build companies for complex industrial and capital projects. Haskell provides architecture, engineering and construction services, including structural steel and process piping fabrication, and employs 600 people at its headquarters.

93. AriZona Beverages USA, LLC (Woodbury, NY)

Don Vultaggio and John Ferolito launched AriZona Iced Tea in 1992, and its oversized cans and long-standing 99-cent price made it one of the country’s best-selling ready-to-drink teas. The family-owned company is headquartered in Woodbury, New York, where it employs 250 people.

94. Giorgio Armani Corp. (New York, NY)

Giorgio Armani Corp. is the U.S. arm of the Italian fashion house founded by designer Giorgio Armani in 1975. From its New York headquarters, where it employs 200 people, the company markets men’s and women’s apparel and accessories, with manufacturing done overseas.

95. International Materials, LLC (Delray Beach, FL)

International Materials provides trading and logistics services for bulk raw materials, including gypsum, bauxite, cement, clinker and iron ore. The Delray Beach, Florida company employs 60 people and serves customers internationally.

96. Rich Products Corp. (Buffalo, NY)

Robert Rich Sr. founded Rich Products in Buffalo, New York, in 1945 after developing the first non-dairy whipped topping. The family-owned company now makes frozen desserts, doughs, toppings and seafood products under brands including SeaPak and Farm Rich, and its Buffalo headquarters employs 800 people.

97. East Penn Manufacturing Co. (Lyon Station, PA)

East Penn Manufacturing was founded in 1946 and has grown into one of the world’s largest battery makers, operating one of the largest single-site lead battery manufacturing facilities in the world. The family-owned company employs 7,800 people in Lyon Station, Pennsylvania, and sells batteries under the Deka brand.

98. EVRAZ, Inc., NA (Chicago, IL)

EVRAZ North America produces specialty steel products, including plate, coil, pipe, rail and rod, for the energy, rail and industrial markets. Its operations include a steel mill in Pueblo, Colorado, and the company’s Chicago headquarters employs 100 people.

99. O’Neal Industries, Inc. (Birmingham, AL)

O’Neal Industries is a family-owned holding company founded in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1921 and one of the largest metals service center groups in the United States. Its companies process and distribute carbon and stainless steel, aluminum and specialty alloys and manufacture complex components.

100. Tank Equipment, Inc. (Frederick, CO)

Tank Equipment is a Frederick, Colorado wholesaler of tanks and pumps. Established in 1982, the company employs 87 people and supplies customers internationally.

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101. AIT Worldwide Logistics, Inc. (Itasca, IL)

AIT Worldwide Logistics provides international freight forwarding, supply chain management and U.S. customs brokerage services, with expertise in vertical markets such as perishables. The Itasca, Illinois company employs 774 people at its headquarters.

102. Turner Industries Group, LLC (Baton Rouge, LA)

Bert Turner founded Turner Industries in Baton Rouge in 1961, and the company has grown into one of the largest industrial contractors in the country. Turner provides construction, pipe fabrication, maintenance and turnaround services for the petrochemical, refining, energy and power industries and employs 400 people at its headquarters.

103. Winsupply, Inc. (Dayton, OH)

Winsupply supports a network of locally owned wholesale supply companies, each run by a local president who co-owns the business. The Dayton, Ohio company, founded in 1956, supplies plumbing, HVAC, waterworks and industrial products, and its brands include WinWholesale, Winnelson and Winair.

104. TMS International Holding Corp. (Pittsburgh, PA)

TMS International provides services inside steel mills, including slag processing, metal recovery, scarfing, surface conditioning and raw materials handling. With roots dating to 1926, the Pittsburgh company employs 90 people at its headquarters.

105. Barentz North America, LLC (Avon, OH)

Barentz North America is the U.S. arm of Barentz, a Netherlands-based distributor of specialty ingredients and chemicals. Its Avon, Ohio headquarters, which traces its roots to 1953, employs 30 people.

106. Do It Best Corp. (Fort Wayne, IN)

Do it Best is a member-owned hardware and lumber cooperative serving thousands of independent retailers. Established in 1946 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the cooperative expanded significantly when it acquired True Value in 2024. Its headquarters employs 450 people.

107. DexCom, Inc. (San Diego, CA)

DexCom develops continuous glucose monitoring systems that help people with diabetes track their glucose levels without routine fingersticks. Established in 1998, the company is headquartered in San Diego, where it employs 1,600 people.

108. Logitech, Inc. (San Jose, CA)

Logitech is the U.S. arm of Logitech International, the Swiss-founded maker of computer mice, keyboards, webcams, gaming gear and video conferencing equipment. Its San Jose, California headquarters employs 610 people.

109. Atlas Holdings, LLC (Greenwich, CT)

Atlas Holdings is a Greenwich, Connecticut investment firm that acquires and operates manufacturing and distribution businesses, including steel tubing operations. The firm runs its headquarters with 20 people.

110. Anduril Industries, Inc. (Costa Mesa, CA)

Anduril Industries was co-founded in 2017 by Palmer Luckey and has quickly become one of the most prominent defense technology companies in the United States. The Costa Mesa, California company builds autonomous systems, unmanned aircraft, counter-drone and surveillance systems, and its Lattice AI command-and-control software ties them together. Its headquarters employs 113 people.

111. Bosch Security and Safety Systems (Fairport, NY)

Bosch Security and Safety Systems produces security, safety and professional communications systems, including audio brands Electro-Voice, RTS and Telex. Established in 1969, the Fairport, New York operation employs 210 people and serves customers worldwide.

112. CBC America, LLC (Mebane, NC)

CBC America is a Mebane, North Carolina contract manufacturer of electromechanical equipment, providing piece parts, tooling, fixtures, product design and production. Established in 2011, the company employs 60 people and serves customers internationally.

113. Flex-N-Gate Corp. (Urbana, IL)

Flex-N-Gate was purchased in 1980 by Shahid Khan, who built it into one of North America’s largest automotive suppliers and later bought the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Urbana, Illinois company makes bumpers, metal stampings, welded assemblies and lighting for automakers and employs 503 people at its headquarters.

114. NewPower Worldwide, LLC (Nashua, NH)

NewPower Worldwide distributes electronic components, including memory, storage devices, integrated circuits, SSDs and CPUs, to OEMs, ODMs and electronics manufacturing service providers. Established in 2014, the Nashua, New Hampshire company employs 135 people.

115. Actus Nutrition (Eden Prairie, MN)

Actus Nutrition produces dairy-based protein and nutrition ingredients for human and animal health, including whey protein concentrates and isolates. With roots going back to 1948, the Eden Prairie, Minnesota company employs 284 people at its headquarters.

116. Marubeni-Itochu Steel America, Inc. (New York, NY)

Marubeni-Itochu Steel America is the U.S. arm of a joint venture between Japanese trading houses Marubeni and ITOCHU. Established in 2001, the New York company trades steel and operates metal processing and fabrication businesses, including decking, slitting and blanking.

117. Haworth, Inc. (Holland, MI)

G.W. Haworth began building office partitions in his Holland, Michigan garage in 1948, and Haworth has grown into one of the world’s leading office furniture makers. The family-owned company designs workspaces, architectural interiors and residential furniture, and its headquarters employs 3,000 people.

118. MPM Holdings, Inc. (Waterford, NY)

MPM Holdings is the parent of Momentive Performance Materials, a leading producer of silicones and specialty materials that began as General Electric’s silicones business. The Waterford, New York company also makes ceramic and quartz products and employs 75 people at its headquarters.

119. Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. (Richardson, TX)

Fujitsu Network Communications is the U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s Fujitsu focused on optical networking and carrier transmission equipment for telecommunications providers. Established in 1991, its Richardson, Texas headquarters employs 1,280 people.

120. Musashi Auto Parts-MI, Inc. (Battle Creek, MI)

Musashi Auto Parts-MI manufactures camshafts, clutch pistons, balancer shafts, gears, forgings and suspension components in Battle Creek, Michigan. Established in 1984, the plant employs 650 people and is part of Japan’s Musashi Seimitsu Industry group.

121. Arvato Digital Services, LLC (Pleasant Prairie, WI)

Arvato Digital Services is a Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin supply chain services provider that distributes DVDs, games and software. Established in 2007, the company employs 200 people and is part of the Arvato group owned by Germany’s Bertelsmann.

122. Performance Contractors, Inc. (Baton Rouge, LA)

Performance Contractors is a Baton Rouge industrial contractor established in 1979. Its fabrication shop produces pipe spools and pressure vessels and handles high-alloy welding and structural steel erection for industrial customers. The company employs 350 people.

123. Foster Poultry Farms (Livingston, CA)

Max and Verda Foster bought an 80-acre farm in 1939, and Foster Farms has since become the largest poultry producer on the West Coast. The family-owned company employs 3,000 people in Livingston, California, and processes chicken and turkey for retail and food service customers.

124. doTerra International (Pleasant Grove, UT)

doTERRA was founded in 2008 in Utah and has grown into one of the world’s largest essential oils companies, selling through independent wellness advocates. The Pleasant Grove company markets essential oils, personal care products and nutritional supplements and employs 2,500 people.

125. ProMach, Inc. (Covington, KY)

ProMach is a Covington, Kentucky packaging machinery company that brings together dozens of equipment brands under one roof. Established in 1998, it provides processing and packaging machinery, systems integration and engineering services to food, beverage, pharmaceutical and consumer goods producers.

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126. Southern Tire Mart, LLC (Columbia, MS)

Southern Tire Mart is one of the largest commercial truck tire dealers and retreaders in the United States. Founded in Columbia, Mississippi, in 1976, the company sells, services and retreads tires for trucking fleets across the South and beyond, and employs 250 people at its headquarters.

127. ASARCO, LLC (Tucson, AZ)

ASARCO began as the American Smelting and Refining Company in 1899 and remains one of the country’s major copper producers. Now owned by Grupo México, the Tucson company mines copper in Arizona and operates smelting and refining facilities, with 100 employees at its headquarters.

128. Seagen, Inc. (Bothell, WA)

Seagen, founded in 1997 as Seattle Genetics, pioneered antibody-drug conjugates, a class of targeted cancer therapies. Its medicines include ADCETRIS, PADCEV, TIVDAK and TUKYSA. The Bothell, Washington company, which employs 1,600 people, was acquired by Pfizer in 2023.

129. Day & Zimmermann, Inc. (Philadelphia, PA)

Day & Zimmermann is a family-owned Philadelphia company that has served industry and government for more than a century. It provides engineering, construction and maintenance services for power and industrial plants and operates munitions facilities that produce ammunition for the U.S. military. The headquarters employs 300 people.

130. Associated Milk Producers Inc. (New Ulm, MN)

Associated Milk Producers Inc. is a dairy cooperative owned by farmers across the Upper Midwest. Established in 1969, the New Ulm, Minnesota cooperative produces butter, cheese and dairy ingredients, including its Dinner Bell Creamery brand, and employs 60 people at its headquarters.

131. Elliott Electric Supply, Inc. (Nacogdoches, TX)

Bill Elliott founded Elliott Electric Supply in Nacogdoches, Texas, in 1972, and the company has grown into one of the largest electrical distributors in the South. It supplies switchgear, lighting, wire, conduit and controls to contractors and industrial customers through a large regional branch network.

132. Foremost Farms USA (Middleton, WI)

Foremost Farms USA is a dairy cooperative owned by farmers in the Upper Midwest. Headquartered in Middleton, Wisconsin, with 200 employees, the cooperative produces cheese, butter, milk, whey and milk protein ingredients for food manufacturers worldwide.

133. Red Chamber Co. (Vernon, CA)

Red Chamber Co. is one of the largest seafood importers and processors in the United States. Established in 1973 in Vernon, California, the family-owned company produces portion-controlled seafood and meat products under brands including Fresh From The Sea and Contessa.

134. Genesee & Wyoming, Inc. (Darien, CT)

Genesee & Wyoming began in 1899 as a short rail line serving a salt mine in upstate New York and now owns or leases more than 100 short line and regional railroads. Headquartered in Darien, Connecticut, with 251 employees, the company was taken private by Brookfield Infrastructure and GIC in 2019.

135. Gate Gourmet, Inc. (Reston, VA)

Gate Gourmet is one of the world’s largest airline catering companies, preparing meals and managing onboard products, provisioning and logistics for airlines. Its Reston, Virginia headquarters, established in 1992, employs 225 people and is part of the Swiss-based gategroup.

136. Conair, LLC (Stamford, CT)

Leandro Rizzuto founded Conair in 1959 and built it into a leading maker of personal care and kitchen appliances. Its brands include Conair, Cuisinart, Waring, BaByliss and Scunci, and its Stamford, Connecticut headquarters employs 150 people.

137. MODE Transportation, LLC (Dallas, TX)

MODE Transportation is a Dallas-based third-party logistics provider offering truckload, LTL, intermodal, small parcel, air and ocean shipping services nationwide. The company employs 100 people at its headquarters.

138. Molza Tool (Huntington Beach, CA)

Molza Tool is a Huntington Beach, California machine shop that produces carbide cutting tools and offers etching and resharpening services. Established in 2001, the company runs a lean operation with four employees and serves customers nationwide.

139. National Material LP (Elk Grove Village, IL)

National Material LP processes and distributes flat-rolled carbon, coated, electrical and stainless steel for manufacturers. Established in 1965, the Elk Grove Village, Illinois company employs 110 people at its headquarters.

140. Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co., LLC (City Of Industry, CA)

Utility Trailer Manufacturing traces its roots to 1914 and is one of the oldest and largest family-owned trailer manufacturers in the country. The City of Industry, California company builds refrigerated vans, dry vans and flatbed trailers, and employs 275 people at its headquarters.

141. Charter Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Mequon, WI)

Charter Manufacturing is a family-owned company founded in 1936 in Wisconsin. Through Charter Steel, Charter Dura-Bar and Charter Wire, it produces engineered steel bar, rod and wire along with continuous-cast iron products. The Mequon headquarters employs 205 people.

142. Parts Town, LLC (Addison, IL)

Parts Town is one of the largest distributors of genuine OEM parts for commercial kitchen equipment, helping restaurants and service companies get replacement parts quickly. Established in 1987, the Addison, Illinois company employs 927 people.

143. Alter Trading Corp. (St. Louis, MO)

Alter Trading Corp. has recycled metal since 1898 and remains one of the Midwest’s largest family-owned scrap companies. The St. Louis company processes and sells recycled steel, iron and nonferrous metals and employs 120 people at its headquarters.

144. Coborn’s, Inc. (St. Cloud, MN)

Coborn's is an employee-owned grocery company founded in 1921 in St. Cloud, Minnesota, operating supermarkets across the Upper Midwest. It also runs its own bakery operation, producing breads, buns, muffins, cakes, bagels, cookies and doughnuts for its stores under brands such as Four Brothers. The headquarters employs 150 people.

145. Continental Grain Co. (New York, NY)

Continental Grain Co. traces its history to 1813, when Simon Fribourg began trading grain in Belgium. Now a family-owned investment firm based in New York, it focuses on agribusiness and protein, including poultry processing. The headquarters employs 59 people.

146. Associated Materials, LLC (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

Associated Materials manufactures vinyl siding, windows and doors and distributes exterior building products through a network of supply centers. The company, known for its Alside brand, was established in 1947 and employs 225 people in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

147. M. Holland Company, LLC (Northbrook, IL)

M. Holland Company is one of North America’s largest distributors of plastic resins. Founded in 1950 and now employee-owned, the Northbrook, Illinois company supplies thermoplastic resins and services to processors and employs 288 people.

148. WestPoint Home, LLC (New York, NY)

WestPoint Home produces sheets, pillowcases, towels, comforters and other home textiles for retailers. The New York company, established in 1990, markets products under brands including Martex and licensed labels such as IZOD, and employs 228 people at its headquarters.

149. Bose Corp. (Framingham, MA)

MIT professor Amar Bose founded Bose Corp. in 1964, and the company became known for its speakers and pioneering noise-cancelling headphones. Privately held since its founding, Bose employs 2,000 people at its Framingham, Massachusetts headquarters.

150. Crane Worldwide Logistics, LLC (Houston, TX)

Houston businessman Jim Crane, who also owns the Houston Astros, founded Crane Worldwide Logistics in 2008. The company provides air, ocean and road freight, customs brokerage and supply chain services for industrial, energy and technology customers and employs 3,200 people.

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151. Carpenter Co. (Richmond, VA)

Carpenter Co. is one of the world’s largest producers of polyurethane foam. The family-owned Richmond, Virginia company, established in 1950, makes foam, pillows, mattress components, carpet cushion and chemical systems, and employs 200 people at its headquarters.

152. Sargento Foods Inc. (Plymouth, WI)

Sargento Foods is a family-owned cheese company founded in Plymouth, Wisconsin, in 1953 that helped pioneer pre-packaged sliced and shredded cheese in grocery stores. Sargento supplies retail, food service and food ingredient customers, and its headquarters employs 1,200 people.

153. Crowley Holdings, Inc. (Jacksonville, FL)

Thomas Crowley started Crowley in 1892 with a single rowboat ferrying supplies on San Francisco Bay. The family-owned Jacksonville, Florida company now provides marine transportation, logistics, government services and fuel distribution, and employs 1,300 people at its headquarters.

154. Averitt Express, Inc. (Cookeville, TN)

Averitt Express is a Cookeville, Tennessee freight transportation company providing LTL and truckload shipping, dedicated fleets, warehousing and fulfillment. Established in 1971, the company serves shippers across North America and employs 492 people at its headquarters.

155. Ahlstrom-Munksjo USA, Inc. (Windsor Locks, CT)

Ahlstrom’s Windsor Locks, Connecticut operation produces specialty papers and nonwovens, including tea and coffee infusion materials, medical fabrics, meat casings and industrial nonwovens. With roots dating to 1850, the site employs 425 people and is part of the Finland-based Ahlstrom group.

156. Nabholz, Inc. (Conway, AR)

Nabholz is a construction company founded in Conway, Arkansas, in 1949. It provides building construction, industrial installation, excavation, facility maintenance and energy efficiency services, and operates ready-mixed concrete businesses. The headquarters employs 500 people.

157. North American Lighting, Inc. (Paris, IL)

North American Lighting designs and manufactures exterior automotive lighting, including headlamps and signal lamps. Established in 1983 in Paris, Illinois, where it employs 1,500 people, the company is part of Japan’s Koito Manufacturing.

158. Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC (Avon, OH)

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems develops air brakes, active safety technologies and energy management systems for medium- and heavy-duty trucks, tractors, trailers and buses. With roots going back to 1930, the Avon, Ohio company employs 800 people and is part of Germany’s Knorr-Bremse.

159. Pregis, LLC (Chicago, IL)

Pregis makes protective packaging materials, including inflatable, foam-in-place and paper packaging systems, for distributors, fabricators and shippers. Established in 1969, the company employs 50 people at its Chicago headquarters.

160. Blue Diamond Growers (Sacramento, CA)

Blue Diamond Growers is a cooperative of California almond growers founded in 1910 and one of the world’s largest almond processors and marketers. The Sacramento cooperative produces snack almonds, almond flour, crackers and Almond Breeze almondmilk, and employs 1,000 people at its headquarters.

161. Southern States Co-Op, Inc. (Richmond, VA)

Southern States Cooperative is a farmer-owned agricultural supply cooperative founded in 1923. From its Richmond, Virginia headquarters, where it employs 400 people, the cooperative blends fertilizer and supplies feed, seed, fuel and farm products across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.

162. Great Day Improvements, LLC (Twinsburg, OH)

Great Day Improvements is a home improvement company that manufactures and installs sunrooms, windows, patio doors, gutters and roofing and offers bath remodeling. Established in 2010, the Twinsburg, Ohio company employs 548 people, and its brands include Patio Enclosures and Stanek Windows.

163. Brother International Corp. (Bridgewater, NJ)

Brother International is the U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s Brother Industries, which began as a sewing machine repair business in 1908. From its Bridgewater, New Jersey headquarters, established in 1954, the company markets printers, P-touch labelers, sewing machines and industrial products, and employs 400 people.

164. TIC Solutions, Inc. (Houston, TX)

TIC Solutions provides testing, inspection, certification and compliance services, including nondestructive testing and engineering, for critical infrastructure and industrial assets. Established in 1993, the company employs 50 people at its Houston headquarters.

165. Covetrus, Inc. (Portland, ME)

Covetrus was formed in 2019 through the combination of Henry Schein Animal Health and Vets First Choice. The Portland, Maine company distributes veterinary pharmaceuticals, equipment and supplies and develops veterinary practice software, and employs 150 people at its headquarters.

166. Ansell Healthcare Products, LLC (Iselin, NJ)

Ansell Healthcare Products is the U.S. arm of Australia’s Ansell, a global leader in protective gloves. From its Iselin, New Jersey headquarters, where it employs 250 people, the company supplies industrial work gloves, latex gloves and knit gloves.

167. Steel & Pipe Supply Co., Inc. (Manhattan, KS)

Steel & Pipe Supply operates steel service centers that stock and process pipe, coil and structural products for fabricators and manufacturers in the central United States. The Manhattan, Kansas company employs 90 people at its headquarters.

168. FTS International, Inc. (Weatherford, TX)

FTS International was established in 2002 and grew into one of the largest providers of hydraulic fracturing services in the United States. The Weatherford, Texas company, which employs 110 people at its headquarters, was acquired by ProFrac in 2022.

169. S & B Engineers & Constructors Ltd. (Houston, TX)

S&B Engineers and Constructors is a Houston engineering, procurement and construction firm founded in 1967. The company designs and builds projects for the refining, chemical, energy and industrial markets and employs 4,575 people at its headquarters.

170. Snowflake, Inc. (Dublin, CA)

Snowflake provides a cloud-based data platform that companies use to store, analyze and share data. Its California office employs 150 people, and its products include Snowflake Marketplace and the Snowflake Horizon data governance tools.

171. Upstate Niagara Co-Op, Inc. (Lancaster, NY)

Upstate Niagara Cooperative is owned by dairy farmers in Western New York and surrounding regions. The Lancaster, New York cooperative produces milk, ice cream, cottage cheese, yogurt, sour cream and dips, and employs 160 people at its headquarters.

172. Flint Group North America Corp. (Plymouth, MI)

Flint Group North America produces printing inks and consumables for the packaging, commercial print and publishing industries. With roots going back to 1929, the Plymouth, Michigan company employs 70 people at its headquarters and is part of the global Flint Group.

173. SPX FLOW, Inc. (Charlotte, NC)

SPX FLOW designs mixing, blending, fluid handling, separation and heat transfer equipment for food and beverage, health and industrial markets. The Charlotte, North Carolina company was spun off from SPX in 2015 and taken private in 2022, and its brands include APV, Anhydro and Bran+Luebbe.

174. Northern Tool & Equipment Co. (Burnsville, MN)

Don Kotula started Northern Tool + Equipment in 1981 by selling log splitters from his garage. The Burnsville, Minnesota company now sells generators, pressure washers, air compressors, trailer parts and tools through its catalog, website and stores, with brands including NorthStar and Klutch.

175. Edward Don & Company (Woodridge, IL)

Edward Don & Company is a family-owned distributor of food service equipment and supplies founded in Chicago in 1921. The Woodridge, Illinois company supplies restaurants, hotels, schools and healthcare facilities with cooking equipment, refrigeration, smallwares and disposables, and employs 550 people.

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176. Manhattan Beer Distributor, LLC (Bronx, NY)

Manhattan Beer Distributors is one of the largest beer distributors in the United States, serving New York City, Long Island and the surrounding region. Established in 1978, the Bronx company also distributes wine, spirits and non-alcoholic beverages and employs 400 people.

177. 3MD, Inc. (Redmond, WA)

3MD is a Redmond, Washington systems integration and IT services company. Established in 1992, it employs 420 people and supports technology infrastructure for clients internationally.

178. Mill Steel Company (Grand Rapids, MI)

Mill Steel Company is a Grand Rapids, Michigan steel service center founded in 1959. The company slits, processes and fabricates carbon, stainless and aluminum coil for manufacturers and employs 130 people at its headquarters.

179. Herman Miller, Inc. (Zeeland, MI)

Herman Miller took its name in 1923 from the father-in-law of founder D.J. De Pree and became famous for modern designs such as the Eames Lounge Chair and the Aeron chair. The Zeeland, Michigan office furniture maker combined with Knoll in 2021 to form MillerKnoll and employs 1,400 people at its headquarters.

180. TPI Composites, Inc. (Scottsdale, AZ)

TPI Composites manufactures composite wind blades for the world’s leading wind turbine makers. The Scottsdale, Arizona company traces its roots to 1968 and employs 80 people at its headquarters.

181. Safelite Group, Inc. (Columbus, OH)

Safelite Group is the largest vehicle glass repair and replacement company in the United States. Founded in 1947, the Columbus, Ohio company is part of Belron, and its brands include Safelite AutoGlass and Service AutoGlass. The headquarters employs 1,600 people.

182. Allan Myers, Inc. (Worcester, PA)

Allan Myers is a heavy civil construction contractor and producer of asphalt and construction aggregates in the Mid-Atlantic region. Founded in 1939, the Worcester, Pennsylvania company builds highways, bridges and site infrastructure and employs 2,400 people.

183. Triumph Foods, LLC (St. Joseph, MO)

Triumph Foods operates one of the largest pork processing plants in the United States in St. Joseph, Missouri, where it employs 2,500 people. Established in 2005 and owned by a group of pork producers, the company markets products under the Prairie Fresh brand.

184. Monogram Food Solutions, LLC (Memphis, TN)

Monogram Food Solutions produces meat snacks, bacon, corn dogs, appetizers and sandwiches for licensed brands, private label and co-packing customers. Established in 2004, the Memphis company employs 188 people at its headquarters.

185. Christensen, Inc. (Richland, WA)

Christensen, Inc. is a Richland, Washington distributor of fuels, propane, lubricants and chemicals. Established in 1980, the company supplies commercial, industrial and agricultural customers across the Pacific Northwest and employs 175 people.

186. Redwood Logistics, LLC (Chicago, IL)

Redwood Logistics is a Chicago-based third-party logistics provider offering transportation management, freight brokerage and supply chain technology services. Established in 2001, the company employs 200 people at its headquarters.

187. I Shay Cosmetics, Inc. (Harbor City, CA)

I Shay Cosmetics is a Harbor City, California contract manufacturer of skin care, hair care, baby, sun care, oral care and pet products, including over-the-counter formulations. Established in 1995, the company employs 13 people.

188. Integrated Power Services, LLC (Greenville, SC)

Integrated Power Services repairs, remanufactures and services electric motors, generators, switchgear and transformers for critical industrial applications. Established in 2007, the Greenville, South Carolina company employs 105 people at its headquarters.

189. MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc. (Jasper, IN)

MasterBrand Cabinets is one of the largest manufacturers of residential kitchen and bath cabinetry in North America. The Jasper, Indiana company, established in 1954, produces cabinets under brands such as Aristokraft and employs 475 people at its headquarters.

190. EVAPCO, Inc. (Taneytown, MD)

EVAPCO designs and manufactures evaporative cooling equipment, including cooling towers, condensers, dry coolers and adiabatic systems, for industrial refrigeration and HVAC applications. Founded in 1976, the Taneytown, Maryland company employs 500 people at its headquarters and research center.

191. ELLWOOD Group, Inc. (Ellwood City, PA)

ELLWOOD Group is a family-owned maker of heavy forgings, crankshafts, steel ingots and machined components founded in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, in 1910. Its companies serve energy, defense, mining and industrial customers, and the headquarters employs 10 people.

192. Masters Gallery Foods (Plymouth, WI)

Masters Gallery Foods is a family-owned cheese company founded in 1974 in Plymouth, Wisconsin, the self-styled Cheese Capital of the World. It shreds, slices and packages natural cheese for retail and food service customers and employs 975 people.

193. Camber Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Piscataway, NJ)

Camber Pharmaceuticals distributes generic prescription and over-the-counter pharmaceutical products to pharmacies and wholesalers nationwide. The Piscataway, New Jersey company employs 120 people.

194. Barry-Wehmiller Companies, Inc. (St. Louis, MO)

Barry-Wehmiller is a St. Louis-based packaging and industrial automation company known for CEO Bob Chapman’s people-centered leadership philosophy. Its businesses produce bottle washing and pasteurizing machinery and packaging and converting equipment for the beverage, food and consumer goods industries.

195. Elliott Group (Jeannette, PA)

Elliott Group has built turbomachinery since 1910 and is a leading maker of centrifugal and axial compressors, steam turbines, power recovery expanders and cryogenic pumps. The Jeannette, Pennsylvania company employs 1,000 people and is part of Japan’s Ebara Corp.

196. Riceland Foods, Inc. (Stuttgart, AR)

Riceland Foods is a farmer-owned cooperative founded in 1921 and one of the world’s largest rice millers and marketers. The Stuttgart, Arkansas cooperative processes rice and soybeans for customers around the world and employs 300 people at its headquarters.

197. Stephen Gould Corporation (Madison, NJ)

Stephen Gould Corporation designs and manufactures packaging, including retail packaging, industrial packaging and point-of-purchase displays, and provides assembly, kitting and fulfillment. Founded in 1939, the Madison, New Jersey company employs 590 people.

198. 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. (Jericho, NY)

Jim McCann turned 1-800-FLOWERS into one of the first major e-commerce brands in the 1990s. Beyond flowers, the company is a food producer in its own right, baking cookies and cakes, popping gourmet popcorn and making chocolates and gift foods through brands including Cheryl's Cookies, The Popcorn Factory and Harry & David. The Jericho, New York headquarters employs 400 people.

199. Performance Contracting Group, Inc. (Lenexa, KS)

Performance Contracting Group is an employee-owned specialty contractor founded in 1974. The Lenexa, Kansas company provides insulation, scaffolding, coatings and interior construction services for industrial and commercial projects nationwide.

200. GoHealth, LLC (Chicago, IL)

GoHealth operates an online health insurance marketplace that helps consumers compare and enroll in Medicare and other health plans. The company develops its own insurance sales and marketing software, including its Norax platform, to match customers with plans at scale. The Chicago headquarters employs 100 people.

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201. WITRON Integrated Logistics, Inc. (Arlington Heights, IL)

WITRON Integrated Logistics is the North American arm of Germany’s WITRON, a designer of highly automated distribution centers. From Arlington Heights, Illinois, the company delivers automated order picking and fulfillment systems for grocery, retail and distribution companies and employs 90 people.

202. Rip Griffin Pro Petroleum (Lubbock, TX)

Rip Griffin Pro Petroleum is a Lubbock, Texas wholesaler of lubricants. Established in 1972, the company employs 18 people and serves customers nationwide.

203. Russell Sigler, Inc. (Tolleson, AZ)

Russell Sigler is one of the largest independent HVAC distributors in the western United States and a longtime Carrier distributor. The Tolleson, Arizona company supplies commercial and residential heating and cooling equipment, controls and supplies to contractors, and employs 150 people at its headquarters.

204. Reynolds & Reynolds Co. (Kettering, OH)

Reynolds and Reynolds started as a Dayton business forms printer in 1866 and has become a leading provider of software and services for automotive dealerships. The Kettering, Ohio company develops dealer management systems and still produces business forms, and its headquarters employs 1,000 people.

205. Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. (Arcadia, WI)

Ashley Furniture Industries is one of the world’s largest furniture manufacturers and the name behind one of the largest home furnishings retail brands in the country. The family-owned company is headquartered in Arcadia, Wisconsin, where it employs 3,500 people making upholstered and wood furniture.

206. Howard Industries, Inc. (Ellisville, MS)

Howard Industries is a family-owned manufacturer founded in 1968 in Mississippi. Its businesses produce electrical transformers, lighting components and computer systems, including desktops, notebooks and servers for education and government customers. The Ellisville headquarters employs 300 people.

207. Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. (Ridgeland, MS)

Cal-Maine Foods is the largest producer and distributor of fresh shell eggs in the United States. Established in 1969, the Ridgeland, Mississippi company operates farms and processing facilities across the South and Midwest and markets specialty eggs under licensed brands such as Eggland’s Best.

208. W. L. Gore & Assocs., Inc. (Newark, DE)

Bill and Vieve Gore founded W. L. Gore & Associates in their Delaware basement in 1958, and the company became famous for GORE-TEX fabric and its unconventional, non-hierarchical culture. Gore makes fluoropolymer products for medical, industrial, electronics and outdoor markets, along with ELIXIR guitar strings.

209. Jackson Furniture Industries, Inc. (Cleveland, TN)

Jackson Furniture Industries is a family-owned furniture maker founded in 1933 in Cleveland, Tennessee. The company manufactures upholstered and motion furniture, including the Catnapper recliner line, and employs 430 people at its headquarters.

210. CBX Solutions. LLC (Winston-Salem, NC)

CBX Solutions distributes commercial doors, frames and hardware, electronic access control equipment and specialty building products for construction projects. Established in 1955, the Winston-Salem, North Carolina company employs 90 people.

211. CoorsTek, Inc. (Golden, CO)

CoorsTek began in 1910 as a porcelain business connected to the Coors family and has grown into one of the world’s largest makers of technical ceramics. The family-owned Golden, Colorado company produces engineered ceramic components for semiconductor, aerospace, automotive and medical applications.

212. Sierra Nevada Corp. (Sparks, NV)

Sierra Nevada Corp. has been owned by Eren and Fatih Ozmen since 1994, and the couple built it into a major aerospace and defense contractor. The Sparks, Nevada company develops advanced electronics, aircraft modifications and navigation, landing and threat detection systems, and employs 350 people at its headquarters.

213. Stampede Meat, Inc. (Bridgeview, IL)

Stampede Meat is a Bridgeview, Illinois meat processor that produces portion-controlled beef, pork, poultry and prepared foods for restaurants and retailers. Established in 1995, the company employs 400 people.

214. Spindletop M H M R Services (Beaumont, TX)

Spindletop Center provides behavioral health and intellectual and developmental disability services across Southeast Texas. Through its vocational programs, it also runs a contract packaging and assembly operation that handles packaging and light assembly work for businesses in the region. The Beaumont organization employs 650 people.

215. Spatz Laboratories, Inc. (Oxnard, CA)

Spatz Laboratories is an Oxnard, California contract manufacturer of cosmetics, including cosmetic kits and color products for beauty brands and retailers. Established in 1971, the company employs 600 people and serves customers internationally.

216. Consolidated Pipe & Supply Co., Inc. (Birmingham, AL)

Consolidated Pipe & Supply is a family-owned distributor of carbon and stainless steel pipe, PVC and HDPE pipe, valves, fittings and automation products. Founded in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1960, the company serves industrial, utility and waterworks customers nationwide.

217. Ty, Inc. (Westmont, IL)

Ty Warner founded Ty Inc. in the 1980s, and the company’s Beanie Babies became one of the biggest collectibles crazes of the 1990s. The Westmont, Illinois company designs plush toys, including Beanie Babies and Beanie Boos, with manufacturing done overseas, and employs 470 people at its headquarters.

218. Harmac Medical Products, Inc. (Buffalo, NY)

Harmac Medical Products is a Buffalo, New York contract manufacturer of custom, single-use medical devices. Established in 1981, the company provides design, prototyping, tooling, automation, packaging and sterilization services and employs 450 people.

219. SKB Corp., Inc. (Orange, CA)

SKB Corp. manufactures rugged plastic cases used to protect musical instruments, audio gear, sporting equipment and military and industrial equipment. The Orange, California company employs 450 people and sells its cases nationwide.

220. TAC Energy (Dallas, TX)

TAC Energy is a Texas-based distributor of petroleum fuels, supplying gasoline, diesel and related products to commercial, industrial and retail customers. Established in 1964, the company employs 450 people and serves customers internationally.

221. Weiler, Inc. (Knoxville, IA)

Weiler designs and builds asphalt paving equipment in Knoxville, Iowa, including pavers and material transfer vehicles sold through a partnership with Caterpillar. Established in 2000, the company employs 420 people.

222. Evangelical Lutheran Church (Chicago, IL)

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America was formed in 1988 and is the largest Lutheran denomination in the United States. It is also a magazine publisher, producing Living Lutheran and other print publications for its members. The Chicago headquarters employs 400 people.

223. Plastic Trim International (East Tawas, MI)

Plastic Trim International is an East Tawas, Michigan manufacturer of extruded plastic trim and parts for the automotive industry. Established in 1975, the company employs 400 people and supplies customers internationally.

224. Wabash Valley, Inc. (Dubois, IN)

Wabash Valley is a family-owned egg producer and processor founded in 1963 in Dubois, Indiana. The company also produces poultry feed and employs 250 people at its headquarters.

225. FAM LLC (Bell, CA)

FAM LLC is a Bell, California apparel company that designs and produces men’s and women’s clothing for major retail brands, with manufacturing done overseas. Established in 1985, the company employs 380 people.

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226. MC Machinery Systems, Inc., Mitsubishi E D M/Laser Div. (Elk Grove Village, IL)

MC Machinery Systems is the North American distributor of Mitsubishi Electric’s EDM machines, laser cutting systems and press brakes, providing sales, service and support to manufacturers. Established in 1978, the Elk Grove Village, Illinois company employs 325 people.

227. Winger Mechanical Co. (Ottumwa, IA)

Winger Mechanical is an Ottumwa, Iowa mechanical contractor founded in 1942. The company provides HVAC, pipefitting, sheet metal fabrication, millwright, electrical and refrigeration services and employs 325 people.

228. Curt G. Joa, Inc. (Sheboygan Falls, WI)

Curt G. Joa, Inc. was founded in 1932 and pioneered the machinery used to make disposable hygiene products. The family-owned Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin company builds converting machines for diapers, adult incontinence and feminine care products and employs 300 people.

229. DAFO, Inc. (Ferndale, WA)

DAFO, known as Cascade Dafo, makes thin, flexible, custom-contoured orthotics for children, along with shoe inserts and related devices. Established in 1980, the Ferndale, Washington company employs 300 people and serves clinicians internationally.

230. FEV North America, Inc. (Auburn Hills, MI)

FEV North America is the U.S. arm of Germany’s FEV Group, an engineering firm specializing in powertrain and vehicle development. From Auburn Hills, Michigan, where it employs 300 people, the company builds engine prototypes and provides testing and engineering services to automakers.

231. Jasco Products Co., LLC (Oklahoma City, OK)

Jasco Products is an Oklahoma City consumer electronics company known for GE-branded smart home, lighting control, surge protection and electrical products sold at major retailers. Established in 1975, the company employs 300 people.

232. LCD Lighting, Inc. (Orange, CT)

LCD Lighting is an Orange, Connecticut manufacturer of specialty lamps, including fluorescent, germicidal UV, tanning and medium-pressure UV lamps. Established in 1983, the company employs 300 people and serves customers internationally.

233. California Natural Products (Lathrop, CA)

California Natural Products is a Lathrop, California food ingredient manufacturer producing organic rice syrups, syrup solids, protein concentrates and starches. Established in 1984, the company employs 270 people.

234. US Air Conditioning Distributors (City Of Industry, CA)

US Air Conditioning Distributors is a City of Industry, California wholesaler of heating and air conditioning equipment, parts and supplies. Established in 1990, the company serves contractors across Southern California and beyond and employs 200 people at its headquarters.

235. Quality Stone Veneer, Inc. (Refton, PA)

Quality Stone Veneer is a Refton, Pennsylvania manufacturer of stone veneer used in building facades, fireplaces and retaining walls. Established in 1976, the company employs 265 people and sells nationwide.

236. Plastic Omnium Auto Exteriors South Carolina, LLC (Anderson, SC)

Plastic Omnium Auto Exteriors South Carolina produces plastic bumpers and fenders for automakers at its Anderson, South Carolina plant, where it employs 260 people. The facility is part of France’s OPmobility, formerly known as Plastic Omnium.

237. T & S Brass & Bronze Works, Inc. (Travelers Rest, SC)

T&S Brass and Bronze Works is a family-owned maker of commercial faucets and plumbing fixtures, including the pre-rinse spray units found in restaurant kitchens. Founded in 1947, the Travelers Rest, South Carolina company employs 250 people.

238. Titan Modular Systems, Inc. (Alma, GA)

Titan Modular Systems manufactures prefabricated modular buildings for commercial, industrial and government customers. Established in 2013, the Alma, Georgia company employs 250 people.

239. United Dairy Farmers, Inc. (Norwood, OH)

United Dairy Farmers was founded by the Lindner family in Cincinnati in 1940 and is known across Ohio for its convenience stores and ice cream. The company processes milk and dairy products in Norwood, Ohio, where it employs 250 people.

240. WF Cabinetry (Alexander City, AL)

WF Cabinetry manufactures kitchen and bathroom cabinets in Alexander City, Alabama. Established in 1986, the company employs 250 people and serves customers across the region.

241. Excel Truck Group (Roanoke, VA)

Excel Truck Group is a Roanoke, Virginia dealer of new and used heavy- and medium-duty trucks and trailers, offering parts, repair service and body shop work. The company employs 100 people at its headquarters.

242. International Pharma & Distribution (Fort Mill, SC)

International Pharma & Distribution provides custom packaging, warehousing and third-party logistics services for pharmaceutical, life science and healthcare companies. Established in 1998, the Fort Mill, South Carolina company employs 225 people.

243. Can Lines, Inc. (Downey, CA)

Can Lines, Inc. designs and builds conveyor systems for can and bottle handling lines. Established in 1960, the Downey, California company employs 110 people at its headquarters and serves customers internationally.

244. CAE Healthcare (Sarasota, FL)

CAE Healthcare makes high-fidelity human patient simulators used to train doctors, nurses and first responders. Established in 1996, the Sarasota, Florida company employs 200 people and was formerly part of Canada’s CAE.

245. Herrschners, Inc. (Stevens Point, WI)

Herrschners has supplied yarn and needlework kits since 1899. The Stevens Point, Wisconsin company distributes lace, fingering, worsted and bulky yarns along with kits for knitting, crocheting, cross-stitch, stamped stitchery and latch hooking, selling to crafters nationwide through its catalog and website. The company employs 200 people.

246. DB Schenker, Inc. (Franklin Park, IL)

DB Schenker’s U.S. operation provides air and ocean freight forwarding, contract logistics and land transport. The Franklin Park, Illinois office employs 193 people, and the global DB Schenker business was acquired by Denmark’s DSV in 2025.

247. Headly Manufacturing Co. (Broadview, IL)

Headly Manufacturing is a Broadview, Illinois maker of deep drawn metal stampings. Established in 1926, the company employs 170 people and serves customers nationwide.

248. Merichem Technologies, LLC (Houston, TX)

Merichem Technologies licenses patented process technologies and supplies proprietary equipment to the refining and petrochemical industries, including the LO-CAT sulfur removal process. With roots going back to 1945, the Houston company employs 150 people.

249. Ruby Wines, Inc. (Avon, MA)

Ruby Wines is an Avon, Massachusetts distributor of wines and spirits serving retailers and restaurants across the state. Established in 1998, the company employs 160 people.

250. Dalton’s Best Maid Products, Inc. (Fort Worth, TX)

Dalton’s Best Maid Products has made pickles and salad dressings in Fort Worth since 1926. The family-owned company’s Best Maid brand is a Texas favorite, and it employs 150 people.

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About This Data

Data for the IndustrySelect 500 was collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial data since 1912. MNI’s research team pinpoints industrial establishments across the United States and contacts each company multiple times a year to keep its information current and complete. Sales figures are as reported to MNI by the companies themselves, and all data is current as of September 2026. Represent a company on this list? Update your company’s profile.

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