Corporate Relocations to Texas

The Rēlo Feed separates verified corporate headquarters moves to Texas from unconfirmed scanner reports. Verified records include origin, destination, timing, status, and source evidence.

The relocation is the signal. Explore live data, research, and methodology at Lone Star Index.

Verified Texas relocations (10)

CompanyFromToDateStatusTypeSource
Oracle CorporationCAAustin2020-12-11completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
ExxonMobil CorporationNJSpring2026-07-01completedLegal redomiciliationmanual
McKesson CorporationCAIrving2018-11-30completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
CBRE Group IncCADallas2020-10-29completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
AECOMCADallas2021-08-17completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
Tesla IncCAAustin2021-12-01completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
Caterpillar IncILIrving2022-06-14completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseCASpring2020-12-01completedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
Chevron CorporationCAHouston2024-08-02announcedPhysical headquarters relocationmanual
CrowdStrike Holdings IncCAAustin2021-12-27completedPrincipal executive office changemanual

In the news, unconfirmed (0)

These scanner results are leads for editorial review, not confirmed headquarters moves. They are excluded from the verified count.

Data as of 2026-10-20.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rēlo Feed?

Rēlo Feed separates editorially verified Texas headquarters relocations from scanner reports that remain unconfirmed.

Which companies have moved to Texas?

The feed includes major moves such as Oracle to Austin, Tesla to Austin, Charles Schwab to Westlake, McKesson to Irving, Chevron to Houston, and Caterpillar to Irving.

How are relocation events verified?

The main relocation table includes only editorially verified records. Automated news and SEC scanner results remain in a separate unconfirmed section until reviewed.

Is relocation a guarantee of stock outperformance?

No. Lone Star Index treats relocation as a research signal, not a prediction. Investors should evaluate each company's operations, valuation, and risks.