Fortune 1000 Companies and Forbes Largest Private Companies
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Greater St. Louis is home to 21 Fortune 1000 companies, of which 10 are in the Fortune 500.
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| Company |
Rank |
Revenues
($ Millions) |
| Express Scripts, Inc. |
55 |
44,989.7 |
| Emerson Electric |
120 |
21,866.0 |
| Monsanto Company |
234 |
10,502.0 |
| Reinsurance Group of America |
290 |
8,261.7 |
| Ameren Corporation |
313 |
7,638.0 |
| Charter Communications |
333 |
7,059.0 |
| Peabody Energy |
338 |
6,944.2 |
| Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.* |
369 |
6,286.0 |
| Graybar Electric |
480 |
4,616.4 |
| Centene Corp. |
493 |
4,470.1 |
| Energizer Holdings, Inc. |
508 |
4,248.3 |
| Jones Financial |
516 |
4,163.1 |
| Ralcorp Holdings, Inc. |
533 |
4,048.5 |
| Arch Coal, Inc. |
633 |
3,186.3 |
| Brown Shoe Company, Inc. |
747 |
2,504.1 |
| Sigma-Aldrich |
806 |
2,271.0 |
| MEMC Electronic Materials |
814 |
2,239.2 |
| Patriot Coal |
863 |
2,035.1 |
| Solutia, Inc. |
871 |
2,003.0 |
| Laclede Group |
959 |
1,735.0 |
| Belden |
981 |
1,674.4 |
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Source: "Fortune 500," Fortune, 2011.
*Dual headquarters in St. Louis and Chicago.
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| Forbes "America's Largest Private Companies" |
| Company |
Rank |
| Enterprise Rent-A-Car |
15 |
| Graybar Electric |
69 |
| Apex Oil |
81 |
| Edward Jones |
83 |
| World Wide Technology |
140 |
| Schnuck Markets Inc. |
165 |
| McCarthy Holdings |
178 |
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Source: Forbes, 2011.
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Five St. Louis firms — Edward Jones, JM Family Enterprises, Scottrade, World Wide Technology, and Build-A-Bear Workshop — made Fortune magazine's 2012 list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For. Among America's Best Small Companies, Forbes ranked FutureFuel seventeenth best company.
Additional ratings and rankings of companies in the St. Louis region can be viewed here.
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