Companies starting with X
Contract data as of Oct 28, 2026. Refreshed daily.
17 listed companies starting with X; 1 have federal contract obligations in the last 12 months, led by Xerox Holdings ($61.2M). Each name links to the company page with its government contracts, holdings, trades and news.
| Company | Ticker | Sector | Industry | Federal contracts, 12 mo | Data on page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-Energy | XE | Materials | Fabricated Plate Work (Boiler Shops) | – | Superinvestors |
| X4 Pharmaceuticals | XFOR | Health | Biological Products, (No Diagnostic Substances) | – | |
| Xanadu Quantum Technologies | XNDU | Technology | Electronic Computers | – | |
| XBiotech | XBIT | Health | Pharmaceutical Preparations | – | |
| Xcel Energy | XEL | Utilities | Electric & Other Services Combined | – | SuperinvestorsTrump trades |
| Xencor | XNCR | Health | Pharmaceutical Preparations | – | Trump trades |
| Xenon Pharmaceuticals | XENE | Health | Pharmaceutical Preparations | – | Superinvestors |
| Xeris Biopharma Holdings | XERS | Health | Pharmaceutical Preparations | – | |
| Xerox Holdings | XRX | Technology | Computer Peripheral Equipment, NEC | $61.2M | Gov contractsSuperinvestors |
| Xometry | XMTR | Consumer | Services-Business Services, NEC | – | Superinvestors |
| Xp | XP | Financials | Security Brokers, Dealers & Flotation Companies | – | Superinvestors |
| XPeng | XPEV | Consumer | Motor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies | – | |
| XPLR Infrastructure | XIFR | Utilities | Electric Services | – | Superinvestors |
| Xpo | XPO | Industrials | Transportation Services | – | Superinvestors |
| Xponential Fitness | XPOF | Consumer | Services-Miscellaneous Amusement & Recreation | – | |
| Xunlei | XNET | Technology | Services-Prepackaged Software | – | |
| Xylem | XYL | Industrials | Pumps & Pumping Equipment | – | SuperinvestorsCongress tradesTrump trades |
Contract data: USAspending.gov (federal prime contract obligations, award types A-D, by action date) and the Department of Defense daily contract announcements (awards of $7.5 million or more). Both are public-domain U.S. government data. Company matching uses legal names and parent/child recipient records and is deliberately conservative, so some subsidiaries may be missing. Obligations are not revenue. Not investment advice.