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Fortune 1000 Companies and Forbes Largest Private Companies


Greater St. Louis is home to 21 Fortune 1000 companies, of which eight are in the Fortune 500. 

CompanyRankRevenues
($ Millions)
Emerson Electric9425,281.0
Express Scripts, Inc.11522,022.7
Monsanto Company23511,579.0
Ameren Corporation3277,839.0
Peabody Energy3537,074.0
Smurfit-Stone Container Corp. (1)3567,042.0
Charter Communications3856,479.0
Graybar Electric4395,400.2
Energizer Holdings, Inc.5224,331.0
Solutia, Inc.5653,890.0
Jones Financial5683,859.0
Centene Corp.6093,515.2
Arch Coal, Inc.6922,983.8
Ralcorp Holdings, Inc.7132,824.4
Brown Shoe Company, Inc.8282,276.4
Laclede Group8292,274.4
Sigma-Aldrich8422,200.7
Belden Inc.8982,005.9
MEMC Electronic Materials8992,004.5
Olin Corp.9761764.5
Furniture Brands International, Inc.9821,758.5

Source: "Fortune 500," Fortune, May 4, 2009.
Notes: (1) Dual headquarters in St. Louis and Chicago.
         


Forbes "America's Largest Private Companies"
CompanyRank
Enterprise Rent-A-Car21
Graybar Electric63
Edward Jones94
McCarthy Building Cos.143
Schnuck Markets Inc.170
World Wide Technology Inc.173
UniGroup209
Apex Oil Co.256
Maritz Inc.314
Barry-Wehmiller Companies385
Alberici400
Kellwood437

Source: Forbes, Nov. 3, 2008.

Additional top privately-held companies based in the St. Louis region include Center Oil Co., Harbour Group, CCA Global Partners and Prairie Farms, Inc. And more are on the way: Three St. Louis firms — LaBarge Inc., TALX Corp., and Reliv International Inc. — made Fortune Small Business magazine’s 2006 list of the top 100 fastest-growing small public companies. Two St. Louis-based companies - Cass Information Systems and ESCO Technologies - made Forbes' list of "The 200 Best Small Companies" in the United States for 2008.



 
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