List of companies based in Miami

This is a list of major companies or subsidiaries headquartered in the Miami metropolitan area.

The economy in Miami has largely diversified, with less emphasis on tourism. A number of companies are based in the area, many with connections to Latin America. Because of its proximity to Latin America, Greater Miami serves as the headquarters of Latin American operations for more than 1,100 multinational corporations that add up to more than $221 billion in annual revenue., including AIG, American Airlines, Cisco, Disney, ExxonMobil, Kraft Foods, Microsoft, Oracle, SBC Communications, Sony, Visa and Wal-Mart.[2]

The following five companies are Fortune 500 companies based in the metropolitan area:[3]

(Ranking. Company name (City) Annual revenues) 64. Nextera Energy (Juno Beach, $26.2 billion,

126. Lennar (Miami), $34.2 billion

192. Office Depot (Boca Raton), $12.1 billion

205. World Kinect Corporation (Miami), $11.3 billion

212. AutoNation (Fort Lauderdale), $11 billion

426. Ryder System (Miami), $5 billion

The following are major companies with US/Americas HQ in the metropolitan area that also do business in the US.

The following companies are major companies with regional HQ in the metropolitan area with a Latin American focus.[4]

The following companies are the largest 20 local employers with a HQ in the metropolitan area.[4]

References

  1. "Largest employers in South Florida," South Florida Business Journal, September 24, 2021^
  2. Walmartstores.com: Walmart Latinoamérica Opens New Regional Office in South Florida, Introduces New Regional President and CEO Eduardo Solórzano retrieved 2015-09-05^
  3. New 2010 Fortune 500 list: 16 Florida companies ranked, three from Tampa Bay retrieved 2010-08-13^
  4. [http://www.bus.miami.edu/_assets/files/news-media/recent-news/WhosHere09.pdf South Florida Multinationals Oversee $221 Billion in Annual Revenues, Says Study From WorldCity and UM School of Business. Dated February 27 2009]^
  5. Financial firm Markel Corp. buys majority stake in Costa Farms Miami Herald^