5 distinct companies in our coverage share this SEC industry code, including Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST), Dollar General Corporation (DG), Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR). Explore what each business does and open its annual filing below.
What this peer group tells you
The SEC classifies these issuers under “Retail-Variety Stores” (SIC 5331). A shared code is a starting point for finding comparable businesses. Product mix, geography and customers can still differ substantially. Read the company descriptions before treating the group as direct competitors.
This group has 5 disclosed fiscal year-end dates. Align the reporting periods before comparing annual results. The calendar below shows each company’s year end separately from its filing date.
SEC data snapshot: . The linked reports are the annual filings stored in that snapshot; newer filings may exist. This is a coverage directory, not a complete industry census or a ranking of investments. Multiple share classes of one issuer count as one company.
Costco runs a membership warehouse-club model that earns much of its profit from annual membership fees rather than product markups. High renewal rates and bulk pricing have built a loyal customer base.
Walmart is the world's largest retailer by revenue, operating supercenters, warehouse clubs, and a fast-growing e-commerce and advertising business. Its scale in groceries makes it a barometer of US consumer health.
Industry codes and annual filing references come from the SEC submissions snapshot linked to each issuer in our company catalog. Only groups with at least three distinct issuers, business descriptions and annual filing links are included.
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