Securities and commodity brokers (U.S.)

SIC 62. 32 companies.

Industry categories (first two SIC digits)

Agriculture (crops)　3Metal mining　4Coal mining　2Oil and gas extraction　25Nonmetallic minerals mining　3Building construction　14Heavy construction　8Special trade contractors　5Food products　29Tobacco　2Textiles　1Apparel　8Lumber and wood products　3Furniture and fixtures　3Paper and pulp　11Printing and publishing　1Chemicals and pharmaceuticals　56Petroleum refining　14Rubber and plastics　8Leather products　2Stone, clay and glass　4Primary metals　12Fabricated metal products　11Industrial and computer equipment　51Electronics and electrical equipment　41Transportation equipment　34Instruments and medical devices　43Other manufacturing　2Railroads　3Trucking and warehousing　8Water transportation　6Air transportation　11Pipelines　4Transportation services　9Communications　26Electric, gas and sanitary services　58Wholesale (durable goods)　25Wholesale (nondurable goods)　16Building materials and garden retail　7General merchandise stores　12Food stores　8Auto dealers and gas stations　16Apparel retail　8Furniture and electronics retail　4Eating and drinking places　13Other retail　18Banks　28Non-bank credit　25Securities and commodity brokers　32Insurance carriers　54Insurance agents and services　5Real estate　9Holding and investment offices　19Lodging　11Personal services　2Business services (software and related)　95Auto repair and parking　4Motion pictures　3Amusement and recreation　6Health services　20Educational services　1Engineering, accounting, research and management services　11

Companies in Securities and commodity brokers (32)

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Fiscal year ends differ, so this is not a comparison of the same year. Revenue is taken from whichever element the company itself uses (Revenues and so on), so its scope can differ between companies. Finance (SIC 6000s) defines revenue differently from other industries, so its ★ marks and medians are built among finance companies only. This is not a ranking. It is simply sorted by revenue, largest first.