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List of Publicly Traded Companies Headquartered in Texas

Explore the diverse corporate landscape of the Lone Star State, home to more Fortune 500 headquarters than any other U.S. state.

110+ Total Companies
$2.4T+ Combined Market Cap
55+ Fortune 500 HQs
Apr 2026 Last Updated
This list is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Market capitalizations and headquarters locations are subject to change based on corporate restructurings and market fluctuations.

The List of Publicly Traded Companies Headquartered in Texas showcases one of the world's most powerful regional economies. As of 2026, Texas continues to lead the nation in corporate relocations, driven by a favorable business climate and a central geographic location. The companies on this list are headquartered in Texas, ranging from global energy giants and major airlines to innovative technology firms and retail powerhouses. Examples of some of the larger companies on this list based on market capitalization include American Airlines, AT&T, and Waste Management.

The Texas Economic Advantage

01

Corporate Migration

High-profile moves, including Tesla and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, have solidified Texas as the premier destination for corporate headquarters in the 2020s.

02

Energy Dominance

While diversifying, Texas remains the global "Energy Capital," hosting giants like ExxonMobil and a vast network of midstream and oilfield service companies.

03

Logistics Hub

Home to American Airlines and Southwest Airlines, Texas serves as a critical node for global travel and supply chains.

04

Diverse Industries

Beyond oil, Texas holds leadership positions in healthcare, aerospace, and consumer goods, represented by firms like Kimberly-Clark.

Specialized Texas Industry Lists

Because of the large number of publicly traded companies in Texas we have created a few additional sections to help make this size of these lists manageable. Additional companies headquartered in Texas can be found in the following sections:

Industry Hub Primary Focus Access List
Banks Regional & Commercial Banking Banks in Texas
Energy Exploration, Production & Midstream Oil & Gas Companies
Technology Semiconductors, Software & Hardware Technology Companies
Healthcare Biotech, Medical Devices & Services Healthcare Companies
Food & Beverage Distribution & Retail Brands Food & Beverage Companies
Real Estate REITs & Development Real Estate Companies

Publicly Traded Texas Companies by Industry

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Aerospace

Agricultural Chemicals

Agricultural Equipment Manufacturers

Air, Heat and Refrigeration

Airlines

Amusement and Theme Parks

Asset Management

ATMs

Auctions

Auto Dealerships

Automobiles

Building Materials

Business Services

Cable and Wires

Cement

Chemicals

Clothing and Footwear

Communications Equipment

Communications Infrastructure

Consumer Credit

Consumer Goods

Crude Oil and Petroleum Product Tankers

Diversified Industrial Companies

  • CSW Industrials Inc. (CSWI) (Diversified industrial company: business segments include Industrial Products; Coatings, Sealants & Adhesives; and Specialty Chemicals)

Ecommerce Services

  • PFSweb, Inc. (PFSW) (Ecommerce technology, fulfillment services, global logistics and order management)

Education and Training

Electrical Equipment

Energy Technology

Equipment Leasing

Financial Services and Loans

Flow Control

Funeral and Death Care Services

Gentlemen’s Clubs

Industrial Components

Industrial Distributors

Industrial Equipment and Machinery

Ingredients

Insurance

Manufacturing Equipment and Services

Mining

MLM

Money Transfer Companies

Movie Theatres

Newspapers

Payday Loans and Pawn Shops

Payment Services

Pipes

Printing Services

Railcar and Railroad Supply Companies

Recycling

Retail Stores

Retail: Home Furnishing Retailers

Sand

Security and Protection

Staffing and Outsourcing

Steel

Talent Management and Modeling Agencies

Telephone Companies

  • AT&T Inc. (T) (Integrated communications, wireless services in the United States and Mexico, DIRECTTV)

Trucking

TV Stations

Utilities: Diversified

Utilities: Electric

Utilities: Gas

Waste Management

Websites

Economic Considerations for Texas-Based Equities

Commodity Exposure

While the economy is diversified, many Texas firms in manufacturing and services are indirectly tied to oil and gas price cycles.

Regulatory Environment

Texas' business-friendly laws are a major draw, but federal policy changes in energy or labor can impact high-growth Texas sectors.

Infrastructure Demands

Rapid corporate growth puts pressure on the state's power grid and transportation networks, which could impact operational costs for industrial firms.

All investment decisions should be based on individual company fundamentals and professional financial guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

ExxonMobil historically leads by market capitalization, followed closely by Tesla and major financial or tech firms that have relocated to the state.
As of 2026, Texas hosts over 55 Fortune 500 headquarters, the highest concentration of any state in the U.S.
Houston is the global hub for energy; Dallas-Fort Worth is a leader in telecommunications, defense, and logistics; and Austin is the primary hub for technology and software.
While energy is the state's most famous sector, the corporate landscape is highly diversified, including massive retail, aerospace, financial, and healthcare industries.
Last updated April 2026 · Data sourced from U.S. exchange filings, the Texas Economic Development Corporation, and SEC documents.