Companies, Products and Institutions
- Magna (bicycle company), an American bicycle brand
- Magna International, Canada's largest automobile parts manufacture
- Magna Steyr, a subsidiary
- Magna Natural Stone, Germanys biggest producer of natural stones
- Magna (paint), the world's first artist acrylic paint
- Honda Magna, a motorcycle
- Mitsubishi Magna, a car built by Mitsubishi Motors of Australia
- Magna Tyres, a Dutch manufacturer of Industrial and Off-The-Road (OTR) tyres
- Magna Corporation, a film distributing organization primarily associated with Rodgers and Hammerstein films
- Magna Doodle, a children's magnetic drawing toy
- Magna BSP, an Israeli maker of security products
- Magna Carta Records, an independent record label
- Magna Entertainment Corp., a gaming and horse racing company
- Magna Græcia University, a university located in Catanzaro, Italy
- Magna Pacific, an entertainment distributor
- Magna Vista High School (Virginia), a comprehensive public high school in Henry County, Virginia
- Villa Magna Condominiums, an urban development that is planned to rise in downtown Miami, Florida
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