Virginia companies on the Fortune 1000

Published February 28, 2017 by Greg Kremer

Company	2016 ranking	Previous ranking	Headquarters	2015 revenues (in billions)	% change
Freddie Mac	43	42	McLean	$63.50	-8.50%
General Dynamics	88	100	Falls Church	31.5	2.0
Capital One Financial	112	126	McLean	25.1	5.1
Northrop Grumman	118	124	Falls Church	23.5	-1.9
Altria Group	149	169	Richmond	18.9	5.1
Dollar Tree¹	180	330	Chesapeake	15.5	80.2
Performance Food Group	185	N/A	Richmond	15.3	11.6
AES	190	178	Arlington	15.0	-13.9
CarMax	191	232	Richmond	14.9	13.3
Computer Sciences (CSC)	233	229	Tysons	12.2	-7.9
Dominion Resources²	243	243	Richmond	11.7	-6.1
WestRock	251	293	Richmond	11.4	15.0
Hilton Worldwide Holdings	254	280	McLean	11.3	7.3
Norfolk Southern	270	256	Norfolk	10.5	-9.6
Owens & Minor	291	309	Mechanicsville	9.8	3.5
Advance Auto Parts	293	294	Roanoke	9.7	-1.1
Genworth Financial³	306	304	Richmond	9.2	-3.3
Huntington Ingalls Industries	378	390	Newport News	7.0	-0.9
Markel	476	504	Glen Allen	5.4	4.6
Booz Allen Hamilton Holding	487	475	McLean	5.3	-3.7
NVR	498	577	Reston	5.2	16.1
Leidos Holdings⁴	504	506	Reston	5.1	-0.1
Orbital ATK	560	539	Dulles	4.4	-8.5
Science Applications International (SAIC)	565	630	McLean	4.3	11.1
Willis Towers Watson	626	676	Arlington	3.6	2.8
CACI International	673	674	Arlington	3.3	-7.0
Tegna⁵	681	441	McLean	3.2	-46.0
Brink’s	714	654	Richmond	3.0	-17.6
Graham Holdings	737	670	Arlington	3.0	-16.7
Alpha Natural Resources⁶	743	594	Bristol	3.0	-30.8
Gannett⁵	752	N/A	McLean	2.8	N/A
Beacon Roofing Supply	837	917	Herndon	2.5	8.1
Universal	902	854	Richmond	2.3	-10.6
NewMarket	934	916	Richmond	2.1	-8.3
Maximus	943	N/A	Reston	2.1	23.5
Engility Holdings	946	N/A	Chantilly	2.1	52.6
Delta Tucker Holdings	987	934	McLean	1.9	-14.6

N/A: Not applicable, company was not on the Fortune list or not a publicly traded company in 2014

1 Dollar Tree bought discount retailer Family Dollar in 2015 for $9.1 billion.

2 Dominion Resources plans to change its name to Dominion Energy Inc. pending approval from its shareholders.

3 Genworth is being sold to Beijing-based China Oceanwide Holdings Group for $2.7 billion.

4 Leidos merged with Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Solutions in 2016.

5 Tegna spun off its publishing division, Gannett Co. Inc., in 2015.

6 Alpha Natural Resources filed for Chapter 11 banktruptcy court protection. After emerging from bankruptcy, it moved its headquarters to Tennessee.

Source: Fortune magazine.

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