In 2024, Cargill was the largest private company in the United States, by revenue. That year, they had a revenue of 160 billion U.S. dollars. In comparison, gas station company QuikTrip made around 19.6 billion U.S. dollars. Cargill Cargill is a multinational corporation that focuses on agricultural services, crop and livestock, raw materials, and health and pharmaceuticals. Most of their business focuses on purchasing and distributing grain, palm oil, energy trade, and steel. It is a family-owned business headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, and founded in 1865. It operates in over 60 countries, has about 150,000 employees, and is responsible for about a quarter of all United States grain exports. Additionally, it also supplies about a quarter of the domestic meat market. Largest U.S. companies United Healthcare Group was the largest health insurance company in 2018, while SC Johnson was the largest private household and personal care product company. United Healthcare is also headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, while SC Johnson is headquartered in Racine, Wisconsin. United Healthcare is not only the largest health insurance company in the United States, but also worldwide. Furthermore, SC Johnson is one of the oldest family-owned companies in the country, and currently over owns over 20 brands.

Russian energy company Lukoil, founded in 1991, had the largest revenue compared to other privately-owned businesses in the country, exceeding 5.6 trillion Russian rubles in 2020. The second-largest non-state company was the retail business X5 Group, whose revenue was calculated at approximately two trillion Russian rubles. Besides energy and retail companies, metal producers such as NLMK and Nornickel were included in the ranking.

This statistic presents the fastest-growing private companies in the United States by revenue growth from 2018 to 2018. Freestar, operating in the advertising and marketing sector, led the ranking in 2018, with revenue growth of ******%. The revenues of Freestar amounted to ** million U.S. dollars in 2018.

In 2021, the fastest growing private company in South Carolina ZVerse, headquartered in West Columbia. ZVerse grew ***** percent that year. Following ZVerse was Industrial Project Innovation, which grew ***** percent that year.

In 2021 , the fastest growing private company in Connecticut was the Shelton located energy company, Budderly. That year, they grew ****** percent. Following Budderfly was Eastern Asset Funding, who grew ***** percent in 2021.

In 2022, the fastest growing private company in Mississippi was GenTeal, located in Oxford. That year, they grew *** percent. Following GenTeal was Cypress Environment & Infrastructure, which grew *** percent.

In 2022, the fastest growing private company in New York was The Newsette, headquartered in New York City, which grew ****** percent that year. Following The Newsette was Capital Rx, which grew ***** percent.

In 2021, the fastest growing private company in New Hampshire was software company, Forcivity, headquartered in Manchester. Forcivity grew ***** percent that year. Following Forcivity was Market Square Architects, which grew *** percent.

In 2022, the fastest growing private company in Vermont was Reconciled, a financial services company headquartered in Burlington. The company grew *** percent that year. Following Reconciled was Beau Ties of Vermont, which grew *** percent.

In 2021, the fastest growing private company in New Mexico was BrandCentric Ecommerce, headquartered in Albuquerque. That year, the retail company grew 1,617 percent. Following BrandCentric Ecommerce was RS21, which grew 227percent.

In 2023, Menards revenues were estimated to reach 13.4 billion U.S. dollars, making it the largest privately owned company in the United States retail sector. Menards is a chain of home improvement stores located in the Midwestern United States.

In 2024, the fastest growing private company based in California was San Francisco-based company Bounce. That year, the company experienced a three-year growth rate of ****** percent. Following Bounce was Cowbell, which grew by ****** percent over the past three years.

Kaz Minerals, Kazakhstan's copper producer, was the largest private company by revenue in 2023, which was measured at *** trillion Kazakhstani tenge. Kazakhmys, another copper company, ranked second, having earned *** trillion Kazakhstani tenge.

In 2021, the fastest growing private company in the District of Columbia was Arlo Solutions. The IT management company grew 2,758 percent that year. Following Arlo Solutions was Blue Rose Consulting Group, which grew 2,360 percent.

Baku-based oil company SOCAR, or the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic, ranked as the highest-earning private company in Georgia with over *** billion Georgian lari in revenue in 2022. The Georgia Healthcare Group followed the leader with over *** billion Georgian lari.

In 2022, the fastest growing private company in New Jersey was BlockFi. The Jersey City headquartered company grew ******* percent that year. Following BlockFi was AGM Tech Solutions, which grew ***** percent.

In 2024, the fastest growing private company in Georgia was Atlanta-based company MintLeads.io. That year, the company experienced a three-year growth rate of ***** percent. Following MintLeads.io was Viva Finance, who had a three-year growth rate of ***** percent.

In 2024, the fastest growing private company in Arkansas was Bentonville-based company, Team GO Ventures. That year, they experienced a three-year growth rate of ***** percent. Following them was engineering company Telex, which grew by ***** percent over the past three years.

This statistic shows the leading private household and personal care products companies in the United States in 2023, ranked by revenue. In 2023, SC Johnson had an estimated revenue of around 11 billion U.S. dollars.

In 2022, the fastest growing private company in North Carolina was health products company Livingood Daily, headquartered in Cary. The company grew ****** percent that year. Following Livingood Daily was Hoodsly.com, which grew ***** percent.