List of companies in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
For a list of companies based within Dallas city limits, go to List of companies in Dallas
The Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex is home to over 20 corporate headquarters, making the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex one of the largest corporate headquarters concentration in the United States. This also has resulted in the growth of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, home to American Airlines, the second largest airline in the world, Largest in the U.S. and the rapid population growth of the metropolitan area, the fourth largest in the United States. In recent years, the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex has also attracted many other large companies such as Toyota, State Farm, JP Morgan Chase and Core-mark. In 2019, Charles Schwab announced they would be relocating their San Francisco Headquarters to Westlake, a suburb of Fort Worth.[1]
Uber, based in San Francisco, will create a regional hub and hire 3,000 employees by the end of 2022 in Dallas.[2]
The following companies are a selection of notable companies based in the metropolitan area.
Fortune 500 companies
Whitacre Tower - AT&T's corporate headquarters in Dallas
Southwest Airlines headquarters in Dallas
The following are the Fortune 500 companies headquartered in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex:[3]
- 3 Exxon Mobil (Irving)
- 7 McKesson (Irving)
- 9 AT&T (Dallas)
- 59 Energy Transfer Equity (Dallas)
- 68 American Airlines Group (Fort Worth)
- 128 CBRE Group (Dallas)
- 141 Southwest Airlines (Dallas)
- 181 Fluor Corporation (Irving)
- 174 Tenet Healthcare (Dallas)
- 175 Kimberly-Clark (Irving)
- 222 Texas Instruments (Dallas)
- 184 HollyFrontier (Dallas)
- 183 D. R. Horton (Arlington)
- 206 Jacobs Engineering (Dallas)
- 286 J.C. Penney (Plano)
- 341 Pioneer Natural Resources (Irving)
- 270 Vistra Energy (Irving)
- 464 GameStop (Grapevine)
- 421 Dean Foods (Dallas)
- 425 Builders Firstsource (Dallas)
- 483 EnLink Midstream (Dallas)
- 426 Celanese (Irving)
- 491 Commercial Metals (Irving)
Other notable companies based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area
- 7-Eleven (Irving)
- Alon USA (Dallas)
- At Home (Plano)
- The Beck Group (Dallas)
- Ben E. Keith Company (Fort Worth)
- Beyond The Horizon (Dallas)
- Black-eyed Pea (Arlington)
- BNSF Railway (Fort Worth)
- Borden Milk Products (Dallas)
- Boston Pizza Restaurants, LP (Dallas)
- Briggs Equipment (Dallas)
- Brinker International (Dallas)
- Caliber Home Loans (Coppell)
- Cash America International (Fort Worth)
- Charles Schwab (Westlake)
- Chief Oil and Gas (Dallas)
- Chili's (Dallas)
- CHRISTUS Health (Irving)
- Cicis (Irving)
- Cinemark (Plano)
- Comerica (Dallas)
- Continental Electronics (Dallas)
- Copart (Dallas)
- Corner Bakery Cafe (Dallas)
- Chuck E. Cheese (Irving)
- Crossmark (Plano)
- Dave & Buster's (Dallas)
- Darling Ingredients (Irving)
- Dickey's Barbecue Pit (Dallas)
- DXC Technology (Plano)
- D-BAT (Addison)
- Ericsson (Plano)
- Essilor of America (Dallas)
- Fairmount Food Group (Dallas)
- FedEx Office (Plano)
- FFE Transportation (Dallas)
- Flowserve (Irving)
- Fossil, Inc. (Richardson)
- Frito-Lay (Plano)
- Funimation (Flower Mound)
- Galderma (Fort Worth)
- GAINSCO (Dallas)
- Gamestop (Grapevine)
- Gap Broadcasting Group (Dallas)
- GE Capital (Dallas)
- Greyhound Bus Lines (Dallas)
- GM Financial (Fort Worth)
- Gutterth (Denton)
- Haggar Clothing (Dallas)
- Half Price Books (Dallas)
- Hall of Fame Racing (Dallas)
- Harwood International (Dallas)
- HBK Investments (Dallas)
- Hoak Media Corporation (Dallas)
- Huawei (USA headquarters) (Plano)
- id Software (Dallas)
- InfoCom Corporation (Dallas)
- Interstate Batteries (Dallas)
- Intuit (Plano)
- KidZania (USA headquarters) (Plano)
- Knockouts (Irving)
- Jamba Juice (Frisco)
- JP Morgan Chase & Co. (Plano)
- La Madeleine (Dallas)
- La Quinta Inns & Suites (Irving)
- Lennox International (Richardson)
- Liberty Mutual Insurance (Plano)
- Lockheed Martin (Fort Worth)
- Mary Kay (Addison)
- Match.com (Dallas)
- Matrix Business Technologies (Dallas)
- Merit Energy (Dallas)
- Metro by T-Mobile (Richardson)
- The Michaels Companies (Irving)
- MoneyGram (Dallas)
- Monitronics (Farmers Branch)
- MumboJumbo (Dallas)
- NCH Corporation (Irving)
- Neiman Marcus (Dallas)
- NEC Corporation of America (Irving)
- Nexstar Media Group (Irving)
- Niagara Conservation Corporation (Fort Worth)
- NOKIA (North American Headquarters) (Dallas)
- NTT Data (Plano)
- The Odee Company (Dallas)
- TPG Sixth Street Partners
- Pier 1 Imports (Fort Worth)
- PlainsCapital Corporation (Dallas)
- Pizza Hut (Plano)
- Pioneer Corporation (Fort Worth)
- Primoris Services Corporation (Dallas)
- Prodea Systems (Plano)
- Red Mango (Dallas)
- Reddy Ice (Dallas)
- Rent-A-Center (Plano)
- Rolex (Dallas)
- Sabre Corporation (Southlake)
- Sally Beauty Holdings (Denton)
- Sammons Enterprises, Inc. (Dallas)
- ScrewAttack (Flower Mound)
- Securonix (Addison)
- Six Flags (Grand Prairie)
- Skagen Denmark (Richardson)
- Smoothie King (Dallas)
- Solera Holdings (Westlake)
- State Farm Insurance (Richardson)
- TD Ameritrade (Westlake)
- Think Finance (Dallas)
- Titanium Metals (Dallas)
- Topgolf (Dallas)
- Torchmark Corporation (Headquarters) (McKinney)
- Toyota Motor North America (Headquarters) (Plano)
- Trinity Industries (Dallas)
- Tuesday Morning (Dallas)
- Tyler Technologies (Headquarters) (Plano)
- Uber Technologies (Dallas)[4]
- United Surgical Partners International (Dallas)
- Verizon (Irving)
- Wingstop (Dallas)
- XTO Energy (Fort Worth)
- ZTE (USA headquarters) (Richardson)
External links
- "Charles Schwab Will Move HQ From San Francisco To DFW Suburb After $26B TD Ameritrade Merger". Bisnow.
- "Will Uber ride off to Dallas with its headquarters?". American City Business Journals. May 1, 2020.
- "Fortune 500". Fortune.
- "Uber makes it official: It will set up major hub in downtown Dallas by end of year". Dallas News. 2019-08-20. Retrieved 2020-05-19.
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