This is a list of major companies (or subsidiaries of companies) based in North Dakota:
- Alerus Financial - local financial institution
- Altru Health System - local healthcare provider
- Baker Boy
- Basin Electric Power Cooperative
- Bank of North Dakota
- Bobcat/Ingersoll Rand
- Burger Time
- Cass-Clay Creamery - local creamery founded in 1934
- Dakota Growers Pasta Company, Inc
- Forum Communications - owns many regional newspapers, radio stations, and television stations
- Gate City Bank
- Global Electric Motorcars - manufacturer of neighborhood electric vehicles
- Hebron Brick Company
- Hornbacher's - local chain of supermarkets
- Hugo's - local chain of supermarkets
- Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing
- Medcenter One Health Systems
- Nodak Mutual Insurance Company -local insurance company
- North Dakota Mill and Elevator - largest flour mill in the United States
- PRACS Institute, Ltd. - provider of medical testing
- RDO Equipment Company - regional chain of agricultural stores
- Sanford Health - The largest health care provider in North Dakota, and one of the largest employers in the state
- Scheels All Sports - regional chain of sporting goods stores
- St. Alexius Medical Center
- Space Aliens Grill & Bar
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