Florida's 225 Biggest Private Companies

Ranked by revenue.

| 7/7/2023

The chart below previews the top 50 companies on Florida Trend's 225 Biggest Private Companies list. The full list is available for purchase, online, and contains hundreds of additional contacts, phone, fax, website, full company address, and other information not previously published.

2023 Rank	Name of Company	City
1	Publix Super Markets	Lakeland
2	H.I.G. Capital Management	Miami
3	Sun Capital Partners	Boca Raton
4	Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits	Miami
5	JM Family Enterprises	Deerfield Beach
6	Benderson Development	University Park
7	Florida Blue	Jacksonville
8	Southeastern Grocers	Jacksonville
9	Morgan Auto Group	Tampa
10	Hard Rock International	Davie
11	TBC	Palm Beach Gardens
12	Fanjul Corp./Florida Crystals	West Palm Beach
13	Fanatics	Jacksonville
14	Quirch Foods	Coral Gables
15	Related Group	Miami
16	Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute	Fort Myers
17	MBF Healthcare Partners	Coral Gables
18	CNL Financial Group	Orlando
19	Foundever1	Miami
20	Rooms To Go	Seffner
21	Trivest Partners	Coral Gables
22	Ultimate Kronos Group	Weston
23	NASCAR	Daytona Beach
24	George E. Warren	Vero Beach
25	Citrix Systems	Fort Lauderdale
26	Chiquita Brands International	Fort Lauderdale
27	Arthrex	Naples
28	Abbey Carpet	Bonita Springs
29	Braman Motors	Miami
30	Greenway Automotive	Orlando
31	Blue Compass RV	Fort Lauderdale
32	Red Lobster Hospitality	Orlando
33	FrankCrum	Clearwater
34	South East Personnel Leasing	Holiday
35	Oxbow	West Palm Beach
36	Crowley Maritime	Jacksonville
37	Cheney Bros.	Riviera Beach
38	Villages of Lake-Sumter	The Villages
39	Moss & Associates	Fort Lauderdale
40	SDI International	Boca Raton
41	Greenberg Traurig	Miami
42	Ed Morse Automotive Group	Delray Beach
43	AssuredPartners	Orlando
44	Automated Petroleum	Brandon
45	Bealls	Bradenton
46	Haskell	Jacksonville
47	Acosta	Jacksonville
48	Rick Case Automotive Group	Sunrise
49	Simply Healthcare Plans	Miami
50	Boar's Head Provisions	Sarasota
To qualify for consideration for Florida Trend’s private companies list, a company must be headquartered in Florida and be privately held. Subsidiaries are eligible provided they are headquartered in Florida and have their own CEO/president. Companies that did not respond with complete information or in a timely manner were either not included, or revenue and/or employment were estimated using available sources. Research by Vanessa Caceres. © Copyright 2023 Trend Magazines Inc.

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