List of Michigan Companies

List Of Michigan Companies

This is a list of important companies located in the state of Michigan.

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Contents
Companies based in Michigan · A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Subsidiaries of US companies · Subsidiaries of foreign companies · Out of state companies with a major presence · External links · See also
Top publicly traded
companies in Michigan
according to revenues
with State and U.S. rankings
State Corporation US
1 General Motors 6
2 Ford 7
3 Dow 38
4 Delphi 121
5 Whirlpool 133
6 Ally 147
7 TRW Automotive 169
8 Lear 195
9 Kellogg 210
10 Penske Automotive 225
11 Masco 277
12 Visteon 282
13 DTE Energy 285
14 Arvin Meritor 346
15 CMS Energy 369
16 Stryker 375
17 Autoliv 376
18 Pulte Homes 393
19 Kelly Services 437
20 BorgWarner 453
21 Auto-Owners 476
22 Steelcase 625
23 Spartan Stores 751
24 Cooper Standard 814
25 Valassis 809
26 Universal Forest 837
27 Affinia Group 853
28 Hayes-Lemmerz 856
29 American Axle 874
30 Herman Miller 897
31 Perrigo 897
Further information:
List of Michigan companies

Source: Fortune 2009

Read more about List Of Michigan Companies:  Companies Based in Michigan, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Z, Subsidiaries of US Companies, Subsidiaries of Foreign Companies, Out of State and Foreign Companies With A Major Presence

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