A financial look at Austin's 45 public companies
The Austin area includes Travis, Williamson, Hays, Bastrop, Burnet and Caldwell counties.
This year's list of Austin's 45 publicly held companies is down from last year's list of 56. A record-breaking fourteen firms left the list ––most by moving headquarters or mergers. Molecular Templates filed bankruptcy in May and Digital Brands Group was downgraded from the Nasdaq to OTCQX.
A 46th public company, Victory Clean Energy, is not included because it has delayed filing its 2024 10(K) and related proxy.
Five firms have joined the ranks, including SailPoint Technologies which IPOed for a second time in 2025 after being acquired and taken private in 2022. Other newcomers are MNTN, Monogram Technologies Inc., T1 Energy Inc. and Total Site Solutions (TSS) which moved from OTC to Nasdaq.
Overall, the 45 listmakers have a combined revenue of $289 billion for their fiscal year ending in 2024. Dell's revenue dropped $14 billion and the companies that left the list took about $10 billion in revenue with them.
Data is gathered from annual 10(K) and proxy reports as filed with the SEC. ABJ surveys these firms to update local employee count and current top executives.
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