Top 15 Retail Companies
15 Retail companies with latest reported revenue, headquarters and links to their sourced company profiles.
14 of these companies have a latest reported revenue figure, shown on their profiles with its fiscal year and source. This directory does not publish a combined sector revenue, because parent companies and subsidiaries and different revenue measures overlap.
Retail industry overview
Retail companies in this index include omnichannel department stores, specialty chains, e-commerce platforms, and direct-to-consumer brands. Analysis covers the shift toward online purchasing and each company's available business-model evidence. Revenue sources and reporting periods are identified on the linked profiles.
This hub currently maps 15 organizations to Retail. The revenue spotlight uses each company's latest disclosed figure, converts non-US reporting currencies only for approximate ordering, and links to the underlying company profile for fiscal-year and source context.
Top companies in this industry (by latest revenue)
Walmart profile: FY2026 revenue of $713.2B, Q2 FY27 results, CEO John Furner, Nasdaq listing, segments, marketplace, advertising, and competitors.
Costco company profile: FY2026 revenue of $303.2B, net income of $9.23B, 939 warehouses, 84.1M paid members, CEO Ron Vachris, founders Jim Sinegal and Jeff
Home Depot profile: $164.7B fiscal 2025 sales, 2,364 stores, 470,000+ associates, CEO Ted Decker's 2026 medical leave, SRS and GMS deals, and Lowe's rivalry.
Kroger profile: $147.6B FY2025 sales, CEO Greg Foran, 403,000 employees, how Kroger makes money, who owns it, Albertsons merger outcome, and top competitors.
Target reported FY2025 revenue of $104.780B and net income of $3.705B for the year ended January 31, 2026. Michael Fiddelke became CEO on February 1, 2026.
Lowe's profile (Oct 2026): $86.3B FY2025 sales, Q2 2026 sales of $26.0B, $92B FY2026 outlook, FBM and ADG deals, CEO Marvin Ellison, and Home Depot rivalry.
Dollar General company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founders, CEO Todd Vasos, business model, and competitive strategy.
Dollar Tree profile: $19.4B FY2025 revenue, 9,436 stores, CEO Mike Creedon, Family Dollar sale, business model, competitors and 2026 outlook.
Malabar Gold & Diamonds profile: ₹63,000 crore FY25 turnover, 425+ showrooms in 14 countries, Chairman M.P. Ahammed, IPO plans and rivals Tanishq and Kalyan.
Five Below made $4.76B in FY2025 sales and ran 2,022 stores by August 2026. CEO Winnie Park, business model, owners, competitors, and FY2026 outlook.
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Target reported FY2025 revenue of $104.780B and net income of $3.705B for the year ended January 31, 2026. Michael Fiddelke became CEO on February 1, 2026.
Costco company profile: FY2026 revenue of $303.2B, net income of $9.23B, 939 warehouses, 84.1M paid members, CEO Ron Vachris, founders Jim Sinegal and Jeff
Pepperfry profile: FY24-FY25 revenue and losses, the ₹660 crore TCC Concept takeover, CEO Ashish Shah, 110 studios and rivals like IKEA and Urban Ladder.
Lowe's profile (Oct 2026): $86.3B FY2025 sales, Q2 2026 sales of $26.0B, $92B FY2026 outlook, FBM and ADG deals, CEO Marvin Ellison, and Home Depot rivalry.
Malabar Gold & Diamonds profile: ₹63,000 crore FY25 turnover, 425+ showrooms in 14 countries, Chairman M.P. Ahammed, IPO plans and rivals Tanishq and Kalyan.
Kroger profile: $147.6B FY2025 sales, CEO Greg Foran, 403,000 employees, how Kroger makes money, who owns it, Albertsons merger outcome, and top competitors.
Instacart made $3.74B revenue and $447M net income in 2025 on $37.2B GTV. CEO Chris Rogers, how it makes money, ads, Caper Carts, and DoorDash rivalry.
Fabindia profile: FY25 product sales of ₹1,220 crore (75.6% garments), 300+ stores, 55,000+ artisans, CEO Rajeshwari Srinivasan, Chairman William Bissell and
Dollar General company profile covering history, FY2025 revenue, founders, CEO Todd Vasos, business model, and competitive strategy.
Top Retail Head-to-Head Comparisons
Caratlane vs Malabar Gold And Diamonds
Malabar Gold & Diamonds is far bigger: its global turnover was about $7.31 billion (₹63,000 crore) in FY2024-25, roughly 13 times CaratLane's ~$544 million (₹4,690 crore) FY2026 revenue (year ended March 2026). Malabar also runs more stores, 425+ showrooms in 14 countries by March 2026 versus CaratLane's 383 across India and the US, and employs more people (21,000 versus about 2,800). CaratLane is the more profitable of the two on paper, disclosing EBIT of ~$54.1 million (₹466 crore) and profit after tax of ~$31.1 million (₹268 crore) for FY26 through parent Titan Company's filings, figures Malabar does not publish because it remains privately held.
Costco vs Target
Costco is far bigger than Target: $303.2 billion in total revenue for fiscal 2026 (ended August 30, 2026) versus Target's $104.780 billion for fiscal 2025 (ended January 31, 2026), roughly 2.9 times Target's sales. Despite that gap, Target's 3.5% net margin in FY2025 narrowly beat Costco's roughly 3.0% net margin in FY2026, because Costco's warehouse model runs on thin, capped merchandise markups cushioned by membership fees rather than high per-item profit. Ron Vachris has led Costco since January 2024 and Michael Fiddelke has led Target since February 2026.
Costco vs Walmart
Walmart is far bigger by revenue: $713.2 billion in fiscal 2026 versus Costco's $303.2 billion for its fiscal year ended August 30, 2026. Walmart also earned more net income in absolute terms, $21.9 billion against Costco's $9.23 billion, but Costco converts membership fees into a leaner, more concentrated business with 341,000 employees against Walmart's roughly 2.1 million. Costco's U.S. and Canada membership renewal rate was 92.3% in FY2026, the clearest sign its loyalty model is working even as Sam's Club raised its own fees in May 2026.
Dollar General vs Dollar Tree
Dollar General is far larger than Dollar Tree by sales: $42.7 billion in FY2025 net sales (year ended January 30, 2026) versus Dollar Tree's $19.41 billion (year ended January 31, 2026), roughly 2.2 times as much. Dollar General also earned more total profit, with $1.51 billion of FY2025 net income against Dollar Tree's $1.28 billion, even though Dollar Tree grew sales faster, up 10% versus Dollar General's 5.2%. By market value, Dollar General was worth about $26.9 billion on September 30, 2026, versus roughly $24.7 billion for Dollar Tree on September 8, 2026, a far narrower gap than their revenue difference suggests.
Dollar General vs Five Below
Dollar General is far bigger by revenue and store count, while Five Below is more profitable per dollar of sales. Dollar General reported $42.724 billion in net sales and $1.512 billion in net income (a 3.5% net margin) for fiscal 2025 (ended January 30, 2026) across 21,148 stores. Five Below reported $4.764 billion in net sales and $358.6 million in net income (a 7.5% net margin) for its fiscal 2025 (ended January 31, 2026), operating 2,022 stores as of August 1, 2026. Despite that revenue gap, Wall Street valued Five Below at about $12.3 billion in late September 2026, versus roughly $26.9 billion for Dollar General.
Dollar Tree vs Five Below
Dollar Tree is the much bigger company by revenue, reporting $19.41 billion in net sales for fiscal 2025 (ended January 31, 2026) versus Five Below's $4.76 billion for the same fiscal year. Five Below is growing far faster and is slightly more profitable on a percentage basis: its net sales rose 22.9% in fiscal 2025 against Dollar Tree's 10%, and its roughly 7.5% net margin edged out Dollar Tree's 6.6%. Dollar Tree runs about 4.7 times as many stores, 9,436 versus 2,022 as of August 1, 2026, while Five Below's smaller footprint has more room to expand toward management's long-term target of over 3,500 U.S. locations.
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