This list includes 29 Corporations that start with U, from “U.S. Bancorp” to “Unum Group”. It spans global firms across finance, insurance, technology, and manufacturing. Use it for quick alphabetical reference, basic facts, and initial company comparisons.

Corporations that start with U are legally registered companies whose names begin with the letter U. Many, like “U.S. Bancorp”, grew from regional banks into national or international firms over decades.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Industry, Headquarters, and Year Founded.

Name: The official company name as commonly used; you use this to locate filings, websites, and legal records quickly.

Industry: Standardized sector classification showing the company’s primary business; you use it to compare firms by market and operations.

Headquarters: Country and city of the main corporate office, so you can assess geographic reach and regulatory context.

Year Founded: The year the corporation formed or incorporated; you use it to judge company age and historical context.

Corporations that start with U

NameIndustryHeadquarters countryFounded
UBS Group AGFinanceSwitzerland1862
UDR, Inc.Real EstateUnited States1972
UGI CorporationEnergyUnited States1882
UCB S.A.HealthcareBelgium1928
U.S. BancorpFinanceUnited States1863
U.S. SteelManufacturingUnited States1901
Uber TechnologiesTechnologyUnited States2009
Ubiquiti IncTechnologyUnited States2005
Ubisoft EntertainmentMediaFrance1986
Ulta BeautyRetailUnited States1990
Unibail‑Rodamco‑WestfieldReal EstateFrance1968
UnileverConsumer GoodsUnited Kingdom1929
Union Carbide CorporationChemicalsUnited States1917
Union Pacific CorporationTransportationUnited States1862
Unocal CorporationEnergyUnited States1890 – Defunct 2005
Unilever PLCConsumer GoodsUnited Kingdom1929
Univision CommunicationsMediaUnited States1962
Unibanco? (excluded)OtherUnknownUnknown
Unum GroupFinanceUnited States1848
Under ArmourConsumer GoodsUnited States1996
United Airlines HoldingsTransportationUnited States1926
United Parcel ServiceTransportationUnited States1907
UnitedHealth GroupHealthcareUnited States1977
United Technologies CorporationConglomerateUnited States1934 – Defunct 2020
Universal Music GroupMediaNetherlands1934
Universal PicturesMediaUnited States1912
Unity SoftwareTechnologyUnited States2004
URS CorporationServicesUnited States1951 – Defunct 2014
USG CorporationManufacturingUnited States1901

Descriptions

UBS Group AG
Global Swiss bank and wealth manager known for private banking and investment services; trades publicly (Ticker: UBS).
UDR, Inc.
REIT specializing in residential apartment communities across the U.S.; notable for a large national rental portfolio (Ticker: UDR).
UGI Corporation
Energy distribution company focused on natural gas and propane; traces origins to United Gas Improvement Company and trades as UGI.
UCB S.A.
Belgian biopharma focused on neurology and immunology medicines; markets global drugs and invests heavily in R&D.
U.S. Bancorp
Parent of U.S. Bank, a major national commercial bank offering consumer and corporate banking services (Ticker: USB).
U.S. Steel
One of America’s largest steel producers, formed in 1901 and historically central to U.S. industrialization.
Uber Technologies
Ride‑hailing and delivery giant that revolutionized urban transport; publicly traded (Ticker: UBER).
Ubiquiti Inc
Network hardware maker known for affordable wireless and switching products; serves ISPs and enterprise customers.
Ubisoft Entertainment
Major global video‑game publisher behind Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry franchises; headquartered in France (Ticker: UBI).
Ulta Beauty
Largest U.S. beauty retailer combining salon services with cosmetics and skincare; trades as ULTA.
Unibail‑Rodamco‑Westfield
Europe’s leading commercial property company focused on shopping centers and large assets; formed via major mergers.
Unilever
Multinational consumer‑goods giant with brands across food, home care and personal care; publicly traded (Ticker: ULVR).
Union Carbide Corporation
Chemicals manufacturer founded in 1917, known for industrial chemicals and polymer products; long industrial history in the U.S.
Union Pacific Corporation
Operator of the largest U.S. railroad network west of the Mississippi; central to national freight rail (Ticker: UNP).
Unocal Corporation
Former U.S. oil and gas company (Union Oil Company of California); acquired by Chevron in 2005.
Unilever PLC
Parent corporate entity of Unilever’s consumer brands following corporate simplification; major global FMCG company.
Univision Communications
Spanish‑language media and broadcasting company serving U.S. Hispanic audiences; known for Univision network programming.
Unibanco? (excluded)
Excluded — example of a non‑included entry when corporate name does not begin with U as commonly used.
Unum Group
Insurance company offering disability, life and related employee benefits; traces roots to 1848 and trades as UNM.
Under Armour
Sportswear and athletic apparel brand known for performance gear; went public in 2005 (Ticker: UA/UA.C).
United Airlines Holdings
Major U.S. airline and global carrier; operates the United brand and trades publicly (Ticker: UAL).
United Parcel Service
Global package delivery and logistics leader known as UPS; publicly traded (Ticker: UPS).
UnitedHealth Group
Largest U.S. health insurer by revenue offering health plans and services; trades as UNH.
United Technologies Corporation
Former aerospace and building systems conglomerate; merged into Raytheon Technologies in 2020.
Universal Music Group
One of the world’s largest music companies, with major record labels and artists; headquartered in the Netherlands.
Universal Pictures
Historic Hollywood film studio founded in 1912, producer of major film franchises and studio library.
Unity Software
Creator of the Unity game engine used widely in games and real‑time 3D applications; public company (Ticker: U).
URS Corporation
Engineering and construction firm acquired by AECOM in 2014; formerly delivered infrastructure and defense projects.
USG Corporation
United States Gypsum Company, maker of building materials like drywall and joint compound; long industry presence.
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