Casper, WY-headquartered, family-owned energy and agriculture conglomerate founded in 1948, encompassing True Oil, True Drilling, Bridger Pipeline (4,000+ miles across WY, MT and ND), Toolpushers Supply, True Ranches and Hilltop Bank.

Green River, WY-headquartered trona ore mining and soda ash production company, owned by Turkish Ciner Holding since 2015, extracting from the highest-purity underground trona deposit in the world via room-and-pillar mining across ~23,500 acres.

Jackson, WY-based independent, 108-bed acute care and long-term care hospital system, the sole health system in Jackson Hole and the top-rated health system in Wyoming per U.S. News & World Report.

Rapid City-headquartered diversified energy holding company providing regulated electric and natural gas utility service to roughly 1.3 million customers across eight states. NYSE: BKH.

Cheyenne, WY-based 222-bed tertiary medical center and Level 2 trauma center founded in 1867, home to the Wyoming Heart and Vascular Institute and Wyoming Cancer Institute, serving southeastern Wyoming and western Nebraska.

Cheyenne, WY installation established in 1867, the oldest continuously active base in the Air Force, home to the 90th Missile Wing of Air Force Global Strike Command, which operates LGM-30G Minuteman III ICBMs being replaced by the Sentinel missile system.

Operates trona ore mining and soda ash processing in Green River, WY, home to the world's largest trona ore deposit; acquired by WE Soda in February 2026, forming the world's largest natural soda ash producer at ~9.5 million metric tons annual capacity.

Teton Village, WY ski and summer resort known for steep terrain and a 4,139 ft continuous vertical drop, featuring the 100-passenger Jackson Hole Aerial Tram to the summit of Rendezvous Mountain.

Crypto exchange; confidentially filed IPO recently per The Information

Multichain crypto infrastructure network headquartered in Cheyenne, providing leased security and interoperability for Web3 projects.

Benchmark analyst cut price target on Peabody Energy (BTU) to $36 from $40 while maintaining Buy rating, citing production issues.