The Top 15 Michigan companies in the 2010 Hispanic Business 500 Ranking produced revenues of $885.37 million and employed 2,671 people in 2009. Both figures are down from the previous year, when the revenue stood at $1,359.44 million and the number of employees was at 2,906.
Once again, the Diez Group, in Dearborn, heads the list, with 2009 revenues of $319.00 million. Just two of the fifteen companies in Michigan saw an increase in revenues from 2008-2009. The two companies in the black were Gonzalez Design Group, which saw its revenues rise from $50.00 million in 2008 to $85.00 million in 2009, and Alliance Technology Solutions, which was up by 14.16%.
Michigan Top 15
Overall Rank| Company Name | 2009 Revenue
16. The Diez Group $319.00 million
50. Elder Automotive Group $111.28 million
58. VisionIT $101.00 million
64. The Ideal Group Inc. $89.84 million
70. Gonzalez Design Group $85.00 million
140. PMA Consultants LLC $36.54 million
157. Global Parts and Maintenance LLC $30.00 million
203. Industrial Control Repair $22.20 million
210. Automotive Support Group LLC $21.30 million
222. Milagro Packaging $20.00 million
270. Aztec Manufacturing Corp. $15.00 million
359. LB Transportation Group & Omni Warehouse $10.00 million
404. Michigan Pipe and Valve $8.14 million
407. Alliance Technology Solutions LLC $8.08 million
412. Three Star Trucking Co. Inc. $8.00 million
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Top 15 Hispanic-owned Companies in Michigan 2010
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CMLF
5/1/2011 9:27:06 PM PST
It is encouraging to read about successful Hispanic companies in our state. I am wondering if Hispanic Business would consider publishing a list of Hispanic-led not-for-profit agencies. While the main focus of not-for-profits may not be to make a huge financial profit, we are still a mission-focused, outcomes-driven (healthy and productive individuals and families) system. It would be ideal to macth businesses and not-for-profits to help each other grow. Thanks.
