Four Jacksonville-based companies remained on the 2023 Fortune 500 list released June 5, while one local company entered the Fortune 1000 and another fell out of the list of the 1,000 largest U.S. companies.
Dream Finders Homes Inc., which went public in 2021, entered the Fortune 1000 at number 843 after reporting revenue of $3.342 billion.
The magazine annually ranks companies that file public financial statements based on their revenue from the previous year.
Meanwhile, Dun & Bradstreet Holdings Inc. fell out of the Fortune 1000 after ranking 987th in last year’s list, despite increasing revenue by 2.7% to $2.22 billion in 2022.
Jacksonville had the same four Fortune 500 companies as last year, although one had a significant drop in ranking.
CSX Corp. was the largest public company headquartered in Jacksonville with $14.853 billion in revenue, ranking 279th.
Fidelity National Information Services Inc., or FIS, was close behind at 283rd with $14.528 billion.
Fidelity National Financial Inc. ranked 359th with $11.556 billion, but that was a big drop from its 2022 ranking of 238th.
Title insurance company Fidelity National Financial’s revenue fell by 26% last year, as a decline in mortgage activity reduced demand for its title services.
The fourth Fortune 500 company was Landstar System Inc. at 489th with $7.44 billion in revenue.
The largest Jacksonville-based company is GuideWell Mutual Holding Corp., parent of Florida Blue, with annual revenue exceeding $20 billion.
However, GuideWell does not issue public financial statements so it is not included in Fortune magazine’s rankings.