- Arasaka, from the Cyberpunk 2020 role-playing game.
- Axon corporation, from the Unreal series of video games
- Aztechnology - Shadowrun
- The Cartel from the Afterworld web series. Holds almost complete trade and business control of a post-apocalyptic United States in which 99% of the population has disappeared. Founded by economic purists in the hope that a free market economy could restore order.
- CabalCo, from the first person shooter Blood II: The Chosen.
- Comstar, from the Battletech science-fiction game franchise
- Ares Macrotechnology, from the Shadowrun role-playing game
- Blue Sun, from Firefly and Serenity
- CHOAM, from the book Dune
- Conglom-O, from Rocko's Modern Life
- Cinque Flèches, from Blood+
- Corporate Sector Authority and Commerce Guild, from the Star Wars universe
- Dan Halen Sheetrock International from Squidbillies
- DBA in Solaris (2002 film) has it's own ships, stations and security force. It isn't clear whether they are benign or sinister. Maybe a government contractor.
- Eurocorp Syndicate, from Syndicate Wars
- Fuschi - Shadowrun
- GENOM, from Bubblegum Crisis
- Izanagi corporation, from the Unreal series of video games
- Kramer Associates, from For want of a Nail.
- Jupiter Mining Corporation, from Red Dwarf
- Jennings & Rall, from Jericho
- LexCorp/LuthorCorp, Wayne Enterprises, Sivana Industries, and several others in the DC Universe.
- Liandri corporation, from the Unreal series of video games
- Ling-Standard Products, from Traveller
- Mitsuhama - Shadowrun
- Omni Consumer Products (OCP), from RoboCop and spinoffs
- Omni-Tek, from the sci-fi MMORPG Anarchy Online
- Paradigm Corporation, from the anime The Big O
- Megacorp, from the Playstation 2 game, Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando
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- Gadgetron, from the Playstation 2 and 3 games, Ratchet & Clank, Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal, Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction.
- Vox Industries, From the Playstation 2 game, Ratchet: Deadlocked.
- Pentex, from the World of Darkness roleplaying games.
- Pharmacom Industries, from the movie Johnny Mnemonic
- Phayder Corporation, from the Unreal series of video games
- PTMC, from the Descent series of video games
- RAMJAC, from Kurt Vonnegut's Jailbird
- Shinra Electric Power Company, from Final Fantasy VII
- Stark Industries, from Marvel Comics Iron-Man along with its rival Stane International which Stark buys out and its future descendant Stark-Fujikawa. Also known as Stark International.
- Tamerlane from the movie War, inc rules and controls the fictional country of Turaqistan as well as fighting "the first war to be outsourced to a private enterprise".
- Tessier-Ashpool S.A., from William Gibson's Sprawl trilogy (particularly Neuromancer)
- The Transnats, from the Mars Trilogy, which eventually buy out whole countries
- Trade Federation, from Star Wars
- TriOptimum Corporation, from the System Shock video game series
- Tyrell Corporation, from Blade Runner
- U.S. Robots and Mechanical Men, from I, Robot novel and movie franchise
- Ultor Corporation from the first-person shooter, Red Faction.
- Umbrella Corporation from the Resident Evil series
- Union Aerospace Corporation also known as "The UAC", from the Doom video game series, featured most prominently throughout Doom 3.
- Vector Industries, from the Xenosaga videogame series
- Weyland-Yutani, from the Alien films and spinoffs.
- Yamatetsu - Shadowrun
- Abstergo from Assassin's Creed.
- The World Aeronautics and Robotics Corporation from the video game One Must Fall: 2097.
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