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The Corsignis Property Alliance was a trading concern led by the Chagrian Deniv Corsignis that operated on the moon Pinett, in the Elrood sector. During the time of the Galactic Civil War, Corsignis claimed to be an affiliate of the Galactic Empire, but in reality it paid the Empire little attention. At some point, Corsignis began vying with the rival organization the Jon-Tow Economic Development Group for control of Pinett's spaceports. The dispute escalated and both organizations blockaded Pinett, in an attempt to prevent each other from controlling trade that passed through the ports Beliarr and Oscum.

Outer Rim Supply Co. was a company that was active in the galaxy. An advertisement for the company could be found in Stobar Spaceport during the Clone Wars, and Horizon Base during the Galactic Civil War. A poster with the company's logo was used to decorate Joopa Base, the home of clone veterans Rex, Wolffe and Gregor. An Ugnaught worker at Reklam Station had a sticker with the company's logo on their helmet.

Bonadan Heavy Industries was a subsidiary company of TaggeCo. The company produced the Cargo-Mover Tractor Beam. During the Galactic Civil War, Eanis Malavoy was employed as a buyer for Bonadan Heavy Industries.

Plop Dribble's was a spaceport restaurant at the Stobar Spaceport during the Clone Wars. Another Plop Dribble's was located at the wharf on the planet Coruscant. During the Galactic Civil War, a third Plop Dribble's restaurant could be found at Havoc Outpost. While the restaurants at Stobar and Coruscant featured an all Aurebesh logo, the one at Havoc Outpost featured a similar design, but was partially written in Outer Rim Basic.

Corazon Industries was a company in operation during the Galactic Civil War. Sabel Axis Corazon inherited the company after her father, the founder of the company, was murdered by members of a rival corporation.

Bornaryn Trading was a company that was co-founded and co-owned by Bornan Thul and his wife, Aryn during the Galactic Civil War. After Bornan's death in 24 ABY, Aryn become sole owner of the corporation, although Bornan's brother Tyko helped her to maintain the conglomerate's operations. Prior to the Swarm War, Bornaryn Trading purchased a controlling interest in the long-running droid manufacturing corporation of Industrial Automaton, following the release of that company's R9-series astromech droid.