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List of companies with Denver area operations

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionSep 2, 2026
Entity authorityQ6612549 ↗
Source-derived summary

This is a list of notable companies based, or having major operations, in the Denver metropolitan area.

Headquarters in Denver area

American Medical Response – emergency services, corporate headquarters in Greenwood Village, Colorado

Antero Resources – natural gas exploration

Ardent Mills - Flour Milling

Arrow Electronics – corporate headquarters

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. – aerospace, corporate headquarters in Westminster, Colorado

Bremner Biscuit Company

Coors Brewing Company – brewing and dining

Crispin Porter + Bogusky – advertising

DaVita Inc. – kidney dialysis and other healthcare services

DigitalGlobe – digital satellite imagery

DISH Network – pay–TV distributor

Ebags.com – custom apparel

EchoStar – satellite communication solutions

Einstein Bros. Bagels – dining

Frontier Airlines – commercial airline

Gaiam

Gates Rubber Company (Gates Corporation)

Gray Line Worldwide – transportation

Ibotta – mobile technology company

The Integer Group – promotional, retail, and shopper marketing

Janus Capital Group – financial services

JD Edwards, now part of Oracle Corporation – financial services

Jones Intercable – television and content distribution

King Soopers, a division of Kroger – retail consumer goods

LaMar's Donuts – dining

Leprino Foods – food manufacturing

Level 3 Communications – telecommunications

Liberty Media – television and content origination and distribution

MediaNews Group – news and media distribution

Mrs. Fields – snack food franchise with corporate headquarters in Broomfield, Colorado

Name.com – domain name registration and hosting

National CineMedia – digital content service provider

Never Summer – snowboard and skateboard manufacturer

Newmont Mining – mining and oil exploration

Noodles & Company – dining

Palantir Technologies – software development

Poppulo – internal communications software

PostNet – Internet postal service provider

Qdoba Mexican Grill – dining

Quark, Inc. – software development

Quiznos – dining

Red Lion Hotels Corporation

Red Robin – dining

RE/MAX – real estate

Samsonite – specialty luggage manufacturer

Smashburger – dining

Sunrun – solar installer

System76 – computer sales and manufacturing

TCBY – frozen yogurt franchise with headquarters in Broomfield, Colorado

TeleTech – outsourced call centers

TransMontaigne – energy and oil refinement and distribution

United Launch Alliance – spacecraft launch service provider

Vail Resorts – travel and skiing

VF Corporation – apparel

Western Union – financial services

Woody's Chicago Style – dining

Xanterra Parks & Resorts – tourism and resorts

Branch operations in Denver area

Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. – investment operations

CenturyLink – telecommunications

CH2M Hill – engineering services

Charles Schwab – financial services

Charter Communications – television and content distribution

Cisco systems – networking and security

Comcast – television and content distribution

Conoco – fuel refining

Datadog – data observability/monitoring and cloud security

DaVita Inc. – renal care, corporate headquarters

DirecTV – television and content origination/distribution

First Data Corp. – financial services

GoDaddy.com – domain name registration

Gymshark – clothing manufacturer

Halliburton – oilfield services

Hospital Corporation of America, dba HealthONE Colorado – healthcare

Intuit, Inc.

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