List of companies in Houston

This is a list of major companies or subsidiaries headquartered in Houston, Texas and Greater Houston.

Cullen Center in Downtown Houston at night, with Continental Center I, the former headquarters of Continental Airlines (prior to merger with United Airlines), and the KBR Tower, the headquarters of KBR
Former ConocoPhillips headquarters in the Energy Corridor area
Marathon Oil Tower, the headquarters of Marathon Oil
Sysco headquarters
Halliburton headquarters (North Belt Office) in north Houston

Fortune 500 companies based in and around Houston

Fortune 500 companies based in Houston[1]
RankCompany Name
48Phillips 66
60Sysco
105Enterprise Products Partners
106Hewlett Packard Enterprise
127Plains GP Holdings
140Baker Hughes
156ConocoPhillips
183Occidental Petroleum
202Waste Management
211Halliburton
262Kinder Morgan
278Quanta Services
285EOG Resources
286Group 1 Automotive
328Cheniere Energy
333NRG Energy
342CenterPoint Energy
364Targa Resources
388Westlake Chemical
457NOV Inc.
460Huntsman Corporation
467Crown Castle
470KBR
475Academy Sports + Outdoors
Companies in the petroleum industry

Other notable companies based in Houston

In addition to the Fortune 500 companies above, many other companies in multiple fields are headquartered or have based their US headquarters in Houston.

Companies with a large presence in Houston

Although Exxon Mobil has its corporate headquarters in Irving, Texas, most of its employees are in Houston.[2] HP Inc. has a large campus in Springwoods Village in Spring, Texas. Chevron Corporation also operates from office towers in Downtown Houston, where it purchased 1500 Louisiana Street and 1400 Smith Street from former Texas energy giant Enron. The corporate offices of Imperial Sugar and Minute Maid, a regional headquarters for Unocal 76, and an office of Schlumberger, are based in nearby Sugar Land, Texas. Chicago Bridge & Iron Company is based in The Woodlands, Texas.

Further reading

  • Houston Book of Lists. American City Business Journals.

References

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