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Florida's Largest Companies

The First Coast stacks up well when compared to Florida's other metropolitan areas.

Published September 2, 2008 in News     Digg Digg   Share this article on Facebook Share on Facebook   twitterTweet this!

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 State Rank - Fortune 1000 Rank - Company Name - Revenues ($ millions) - City

 1 105 Tech Data  23,423.1 Clearwater
 2 107 Publix Super Markets  23,193.6 Lakeland
 3 138 AutoNation  17,950.6 Fort Lauderdale
 4 164 Office Depot  15,527.5 Delray Beach
 5 183 FPL Group  15,263.0 Juno Beach
 6 188 World Fuel Services  13,729.6 Miami
 7 219 Jabil Circuit  12,290.6 St. Petersburg
 8 256 Lennar  10,186.8 Miami
 9 261 CSX  10,030.0 Jacksonville
10 347 Winn-Dixie Stores  7,225.3 Jacksonville
11 371 Ryder System  6,566.0 Miami
12 415 Darden Restaurants  5,925.0 Orlando
13 435 Fidelity National Financial  5,524.0 Jacksonville
14 481 Fidelity National Information Services  4,810.6 Jacksonville

15 507 Health Management Associates  4,483.3 Naples
16 512 International Assets Holding  4,460.3 Altamonte Springs
17 532 Harris  4,243.0 Melbourne
18 596 TECO Energy  3,536.1 Tampa
19 647 Republic Services  3,176.2 Fort Lauderdale
20 658 Raymond James Financial  3,109.6 St. Petersburg
21 779 Landstar System  2,487.3 Jacksonville
22 815 Airtran Holdings  2,310.0 Orlando
23 829 Burger King Holdings  2,234.0 Miami
24 843 MPS Group  2,171.8 Jacksonville
25 868 Roper Industries  2,102.0 Sarasota
26 885 Source Interlink  2,031.7 Bonita Springs
27 891 Spherion  2,021.7 Fort Lauderdale
28 903 Tupperware Brands  1,981.4 Orlando
29 950 Agilysys  1,774.6 Boca Raton
30 953 Watsco  1,770.5 Coconut Grove
31 965 PSS World Medical  1,741.6 Jacksonville
32 971 Chico's FAS  1,716.0 Fort Myers
33 980 BE Aerospace  1,677.7 Wellington

 

Tale of the Tape:

 Miami/South Florida: 11 (6 Fortune 500, 5 Fortune 1000)

Jacksonville: 7 (4 Fortune 500, 3 Fortune 1000)

 Tampa/St. Petersburg: 4 (2 Fortune 500, 2 Fortune 1000) 

Orlando: 4 (1 Fortune 500, 3 Fortune 1000)

Fort Myers: 2 (2 Fortune 1000)

Lakeland: 1 (1 Fortune 500)

Brevard County: 1 (1 Fortune 1000)

Sarasota: 1 (1 Fortune 1000)

Naples: 1 (1 Fortune 1000)



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» 19 Comments

BridgeTroll

September 02, 2008, 08:04:30 AM

Jacksonvilles diverse economy is one of its strengths...

I-10east

September 02, 2008, 10:49:46 AM

I hate the catergory "MIA/SO Fla"; Yeah, that's freakin' pretty vague; It guess South Florida goes to Palm Coast! Take cred for your OWN city, not your own region. MIA has THREE F-500's; Ft Laudie and freakin Palm Beach or whatever doesn't count. Sounds like a "Duvaller" downplaying his city again. Roll Eyes

Anyway, concernin Jax, I hope that Steinmart can once again be a F-1000 next year; WD and CSX are mainstays; The Fidelity Complex, hopefully the morgage woes in the country/ state will quickly go away, to help them out. Man if Panama Beach, G-ville and Tally could get some F-500's, We(NO FLA) would be UNSTOPPABLE!!!! Cheesy Smiley Grin

thelakelander

September 02, 2008, 11:05:10 AM

Fortune 500, by city limits:

4 - Jacksonville
3 - Miami
1 - Clearwater
1 - Lakeland
1 - Fort Lauderdale
1 - Delray Beach
1 - Juno Beach
1 - St. Petersburg
1 - Orlando
0 - Tampa

Fortune 500, by county:

4 - Duval
3 - Miami-Dade
2 - Pinellas
2 - Palm Beach
1 - Orange
1 - Broward
1 - Polk


Anyway, the list is compiled by Metropolitan area...

Miami (Dade, Broward, Palm Counties)

Tampa (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Hernando, Pasco)

Orlando (Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake)

Jacksonville (Duval, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau, Baker)

Sarasota/Bradenton (Sarasota, Manatee)

Fort Myers (Lee)

Lakeland (Polk)

Melbourne (Brevard)

Naples (Collier)

Jason

September 02, 2008, 11:16:31 AM

Thanks for breaking it down by city and county.  I remember reading a while back that the Fedility expansion put the City of Jax in the lead.

rjp2008

September 02, 2008, 11:35:39 AM

In the top 10, #3 thru #6 are all in Southeast Florida, five in top ten total. Smiley

To it's credit, Jax comes in strong with 4 companies within #9 - #14.

adamh0903

September 02, 2008, 01:15:32 PM

One of those companies needs to put their name on the side of "The Jack" better known as Jacksonville Municipal Stadium

JeffreyS

September 02, 2008, 03:52:34 PM

The CSX Center with a train circling the top of the stadium.   We could blow a train whistle every time we score.  Our defense could lower the crossing gate on the other teams drives.

Jason

September 02, 2008, 04:41:14 PM

Now I like that!!!

TD*

September 02, 2008, 05:24:36 PM

Its all relative, who says having the most fortune companies in your city is a +?

JeffreyS

September 02, 2008, 05:30:16 PM

That is a joke right. These companies provide many local high paying jobs.

TD*

September 02, 2008, 05:50:18 PM

You can argue anything, some people's ultimate goal isnt a high paying job...

anyhow. i was just saying there is always 2 sides.

dganson

September 02, 2008, 08:12:07 PM

Not only do the create jobs and the tax base on which we all enjoy the bebefits of culturally, they have the deep pockets of charity and support of the arts. Without the F500 companies we are Starke. If you do not understand the positive impact then you do not get it. There are not 2 sides.

BridgeTroll

September 03, 2008, 06:54:50 AM

You can argue anything, some people's ultimate goal isnt a high paying job...

anyhow. i was just saying there is always 2 sides.

Please show us the otherside to this...

TD*

September 03, 2008, 12:31:09 PM

Well perhaps your school of thought is not pro growth. Say you enjoy where you live, but you don't like big companies coming in, because that means more people, and it ads congestion to your roads you travel everyday. Or perhaps you disagree with big business completely because you believe that they are only out there for the bottom line to make money, and not to provide a product or service at a reasonable price.

BridgeTroll

September 03, 2008, 12:45:15 PM

The beginning of your reply suggests economic stagnation.  Stagnant cities slowly decline.  The second half of your reply simply does not make sense.  If a business does not provide a desired product or service at a reasonable price it will not be around very long.  The bottom line even for small business is to make money.

TD*

September 03, 2008, 06:04:27 PM

Bridgetroll, that has a ring to it. It all is starting to become clear why this is your chosen name.

BridgeTroll

September 04, 2008, 06:53:11 AM

You are wrong yet again...  I am simply trying to flesh out and understand your statements.  Your anti growth position seems not well thought out.

As for "Bridgetroll"... It is named for my longtime watering hole...

http://www.metrojacksonville.com/forum/index.php/topic,2535.0.html

TD*

September 04, 2008, 11:55:35 AM

Im not anti- growth, just sometimes like to see things the other way, I am actually pro growth.

BridgeTroll

September 04, 2008, 01:22:09 PM

OK... Smiley
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