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6 O.C. companies land on Fortune 500 list
Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro came in at No. 75 with revenue of $34.6 billion.
By Kristen SchottPublished: May 06, 2011 10:33 AM
Six Orange County companies earned a place on this year's Fortune 500 list of America's largest corporations – one fewer than last year.
Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro took the top spot among the local firms included in the program, which ranks companies based on revenue figures. The tech distributor landed at No. 75, with $34.6 billion in revenue. Last year, Ingram Micro landed at No. 80.
Irvine-based Western Digital was the second in line, coming in at No. 251 with revenue of $9.8 billion. The company also moved up from last year's list; in 2010, the hard-drive manufacturer ranked No. 304.
Broadcom, also in Irvine, took spot No. 343, with revenue of $6.8 billion. The chipmaker's 2011 ranking represents an improvement over 2010, when the company landed at No. 460.
Other local firms include Irvine-based Spectrum Group International, a global trading and collectibles network (381); Newport Beach-based insurance firm Pacific Life (405); and Irvine-based pharmaceutical company Allergan (457). Santa Ana-based First American Corp., which came in at No. 361 last year, did not rank among the Fortune 500.
The No. 1 corporation was Arkansas-based Wal-Mart Stores, with revenue of $421.8 billion.
Here's how the numbers shake out:
Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro:
Rank: No. 75
Revenue: $34.6 billion
Rank 2010: No. 80
Irvine-based Western Digital
Rank: No. 251
Revenue: $9.8 billion
Rank 2010: No. 304
Irvine-based Broadcom
Rank: No. 343
Revenue: $6.8 billion
Rank 2010: No. 460
Irvine-based Spectrum Group International
Rank: 381
Revenue: $6 billion
Rank 2010: 480
Newport Beach-based Pacific Life
Rank: 405
Revenue: $5.6 billion
Rank 2010: 401
Irvine-based Allergan
Rank: 457
Revenue: $4.9 billion
Rank 2010: 459
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Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro took the top spot among the local firms included in the program, which ranks companies based on revenue figures. The tech distributor landed at No. 75, with $34.6 billion in revenue. Last year, Ingram Micro landed at No. 80. Irvine-based Western Digital was the second in line, coming in at No. 251 with revenue of $9.8 billion. The company also moved up from last year's list; in 2010, the hard-drive manufacturer ranked No. 304. Broadcom, also in Irvine, took spot No. 343, with revenue of $6.8 billion. The chipmaker's 2011 ranking represents an improvement over 2010, when the company landed at No. 460. Other local firms include Irvine-based Spectrum Group International, a global trading and collectibles network (381); Newport Beach-based insurance firm Pacific Life (405); and Irvine-based pharmaceutical company Allergan (457). Santa Ana-based First American Corp., which came in at No. 361 last year, did not rank among the Fortune 500. The No. 1 corporation was Arkansas-based Wal-Mart Stores, with revenue of $421.8 billion. Here's how the numbers shake out: Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro: Rank: No. 75 Revenue: $34.6 billion Rank 2010: No. 80 Irvine-based Western Digital Rank: No. 251 Revenue: $9.8 billion Rank 2010: No. 304 Irvine-based Broadcom Rank: No. 343 Revenue: $6.8 billion Rank 2010: No. 460 Irvine-based Spectrum Group International Rank: 381 Revenue: $6 billion Rank 2010: 480 Newport Beach-based Pacific Life Rank: 405 Revenue: $5.6 billion Rank 2010: 401 Irvine-based Allergan Rank: 457 Revenue: $4.9 billion Rank 2010: 459 Related headlines 7 Orange County firms make Fortune 500 list 'OC METRO Minute,' May 6: Local companies make Fortune 500 list Allergan licenses drug for treatment of eye diseases |
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