An examination of Jefferson County’s public companies highlights distinct patterns in the geographic distribution of these businesses across the county’s cities.
According to the data, Golden and Broomfield are home to the highest number of public companies, with each city hosting six entities. This concentration underscores the economic vitality and attractiveness of these cities for publicly traded firms.
Lakewood follows as the third-largest hub, housing four public companies. Littleton and Westminster both feature three public companies each, indicating a stable but smaller footprint of publicly traded businesses in these areas.
Wheat Ridge, with its two public companies, rounds out the list, reflecting a comparatively smaller concentration of public enterprises within its boundaries.
This distribution analysis is based on the Public Companies based in Jefferson County list, offering a detailed snapshot of the county’s publicly traded businesses.