Alaska Native regional corporation under ANCSA for the Inupiaq people of Northwest Alaska, with roughly 15,500 shareholders and interests spanning the Red Dog zinc mine royalty, oilfield services, construction and hospitality.

Anchorage-headquartered rural retail chain operating about 38 AC Value Center grocery and general-merchandise stores across remote Alaska communities, a subsidiary of Canada's North West Company.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Copper River region headquartered in Glennallen, with over 1,900 Ahtna Athabascan shareholders and subsidiaries in construction, government contracting and pipeline/oilfield services.

Anchorage-based telecommunications carrier operating a statewide fiber network and undersea fiber system linking Alaska to the contiguous US; became an affiliate of ATN International in 2026.

Anchorage-based tribal health consortium operating the Alaska Native Medical Center and statewide health, research and rural water/sanitation programs serving 158,000 Alaska Native and American Indian people.

Operator of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline since 1970, headquartered in Anchorage.

One of the largest Alaska Native-owned corporations, corporate headquarters in Utqiagvik with administrative offices in Anchorage.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Bering Strait/Norton Sound region headquartered in Nome, owned by over 8,000 shareholders with subsidiaries in construction, mining services and government contracting.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Bristol Bay region headquartered in Anchorage, owned by roughly 9,900 shareholders with subsidiaries in oilfield services, construction, tourism and seafood.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Yukon-Kuskokwim region headquartered in Anchorage, the second-largest ANCSA corporation by original settlement with over 38,000 Yupik shareholders.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Chugach region headquartered in Anchorage, with over 2,200 shareholders of Chugach, Alutiiq, Eyak and Tlingit descent, providing government and energy services.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Cook Inlet region headquartered in Anchorage, with nearly 10,000 shareholders and diversified holdings in energy infrastructure, government services, natural resources and real estate.

Anchorage-headquartered seafood company founded in 1996 by four Alaska fishermen, processing and distributing fresh, frozen and smoked wild Alaska seafood from facilities across coastal Alaska.

Alaska Native regional corporation for Interior Alaska headquartered in Fairbanks, the largest private landholder in Alaska with over 12.5 million acres, operating businesses in oil and gas services, government contracting and tourism.

Alaska's largest independently owned bank, headquartered in Anchorage since 1922, with 28 branches in 19 Alaska communities and no out-of-state ownership.

Alaska's largest telecommunications provider, headquartered in Anchorage, delivering cable, internet, wireline and wireless service to more than 200 Alaska communities over its own statewide fiber, satellite and microwave network.

Anchorage-headquartered credit union (formerly Alaska USA Federal Credit Union) with roughly $12 billion in assets, 750,000 members and branches across Alaska and several other states.

Alaska subsidiary of Houston-based Hilcorp Energy, operating major legacy oil and gas fields including Prudhoe Bay (acquired from BP in 2020) with roughly 1,500 Alaska employees.

Alaska Native regional corporation for the Kodiak region headquartered in Kodiak with an Anchorage office, roughly 4,300 Alutiiq shareholders and a diversified portfolio of government-services and technology subsidiaries.