Fortune 500: The Woodlands-Based Huntsman Makes The List

THE WOODLANDS, TX — Fortune Magazine on Wednesday released its annual list of the 500 top companies in America, and one of those companies is based in Montgomery County.

Huntsman, a chemical manufacturer based in The Woodlands, is ranked 460th on the Fortune 500 list. Huntsman reported $6.02 billion in revenue in the last fiscal year.

This year marks the 67th edition of the Fortune 500, which ranks companies by total annual revenue. Combined, the corporations on this year’s list generated $13.8 trillion in revenue last fiscal year, accounting for about two-thirds of the total U.S. gross domestic product.

The 500 companies employ about 29.1 million people worldwide.

Here are other companies in Greater Houston that made this year’s Fortune 500 list, along with their revenue in the last fiscal year:

• No. 48: Phillips 66, $65.4 billion
• No. 60: Sysco, $52.8 billion
• No. 105: Enterprise Products Partners, $27.1 billion
• No. 106: Hewlett Packard Enterprise, $26.9 billion
• No. 127: Plains GP Holdings, $23.2 billion
• No. 140: Baker Hughes, $20.7 billion
• No. 156: ConocoPhillips, $19.2 billion
• No. 183: Occidental Petroleum, $16.6 billion
• No. 202: Waste Management, $15.2 billion
• No. 211: Halliburton, $14.4 billion
• No. 262: Kinder Morgan, $11.7 billion
• No. 278: Quanta Services, $11.2 billion
• No. 285: EOG Resources, $11 billion
• No. 286: Group 1 Automotive, $10.8 billion
• No. 328: Cheniere Energy, $9.3 billion
• No. 342: CenterPoint Energy, $8.8 billion
• No. 364: Targa Resources, $8.2 billion
• No. 388: Westlake Chemical, $7.5 billion
• No. 457: NOV, $6 billion
• No. 467: Crown Castle International, $5.8 billion
• No. 470: KBR, $5.7 billion
• No. 475: Academy Sports and Outdoors, $5.6 billion

The top 10 companies on this year’s list are:

1. Walmart
2. Amazon
3. Apple
4. CVS Health
5. UnitedHealth Group
6. Berkshire Hathaway
7. McKesson
8. Amerisource Bergen
9. Alphabet
10. Exxon Mobil

This is the ninth year Walmart has topped the list of Fortune 500 companies.

You can find the complete list of companies as well as the list methodology on Fortune’s website.

Like many things, the coronavirus pandemic took a mostly negative toll on this year’s Fortune 500. As the world locked down, hitting pause on the global economy, the overall profits of Fortune 500 companies dropped from $1.24 trillion to $859 billion. More than 70 percent of Fortune 500 sectors saw a decline in profits.

A few sectors saw increases, the list notes, including technology and household products, the latter of which reported a 106 percent increase in profits.

Women hit some big milestones on this year’s list. The number of women running businesses on the Fortune 500 hit an all-time record of 41; and, for the first time ever, two Black women are running Fortune 500 businesses (Roz Brewer of No. 16 Walgreens Boots Alliance and Thasunda Brown Duckett of No. 79 TIAA).