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    Costco Wholesale Corp.Nasdaq · S&P 500

    COST-US · CIK 0000909832 · Retail-Variety Stores

    JSONEDGAR

    $1003.18

    Last close · 23 Oct 2026

    850.00 – 1094.32

    52-week range

    $444.7B

    Market value

    $303.2B

    Revenue, LTM · +10.1%

    $9.2B

    Net income, LTM · +13.9%

    48.3×

    P/E, LTM

    0.55%

    Dividend yield

    646

    Filings held

    DES OverviewFA Financial statementsGP ChartsRAT RatiosERN ResultsSEG SegmentsEVT 8-K eventsFIL FilingsINS Insider tradesF144 Planned salesHDS Large holdersOWN Fund holdersPAY Executive payVOTE Shareholder votesCNG House tradesSI Short interestDVD DividendsPEER PeersABT About

    COST US Equity

    OverviewDESFinancial statementsFAChartsGPRatiosRATResultsERNSegmentsSEG8-K eventsEVTFilingsFILInsider tradesINSPlanned salesF144Large holdersHDSFund holdersOWNExecutive payPAYShareholder votesVOTEHouse tradesCNGShort interestSIDividendsDVDPeersPEERAboutABT

    Revenue by quarter

    US$ · last 8
    Hover a column for its exact figure
    $0$20B$40B$60B$80B$100B
    Q1 '25Q2 '25Q3 '25Q4 '25Q1 '26Q2 '26Q3 '26Q4 '26
    QuarterRevenueNet incomeEPS
    Q4 FY2026$95.7B$3.0B6.75
    Q3 FY2026$70.5B$2.2B4.93
    Q2 FY2026$69.6B$2.0B4.58
    Q1 FY2026$67.3B$2.0B4.50

    Newest filings

    All 646
    FormFiledAccepted (ET)
    8-K16 Oct 202616 Oct, 4:52 PM
    8-K14 Oct 202614 Oct, 4:16 PM
    10-K7 Oct 20266 Oct, 9:13 PM
    8-K24 Sep 202624 Sep, 4:17 PM
    8-K8 Jul 2026
    11-K29 Jun 2026
    S-3ASR3 Jun 2026
    10-Q3 Jun 2026

    Description

    Ticker
    COST-US
    Exchange
    Nasdaq
    Index
    S&P 500
    Industry
    Retail-Variety Stores
    SIC division
    Retail trade
    CIK
    0000909832
    LEI
    29DX7H14B9S6O3FD6V18
    FIGI
    BBG000F6H8W8
    Share class FIGI
    BBG001S9KRQ7
    Fiscal year ends
    Aug
    Filings held
    646 since 1994
    8-K events
    254
    Shares short
    7.3M, 30 Sep 2026

    Financial statements

    The income statement, balance sheet and cash flow by year and by quarter, line by line as the company reports them. Each column names the filing it comes from.

    21 lines · 18 years · US$ millionsJSON
    Fiscal periodFY2008FY2009FY2010FY2011FY2012FY2013FY2014FY2015FY2016FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
    Period endingAug 2008Aug 2009Aug 2010Aug 2011Aug 2012Aug 2013Aug 2014Aug 2015Aug 2016Aug 2017Aug 2018Aug 2019Aug 2020Aug 2021Aug 2022Aug 2023Aug 2024Aug 2025
    Source filing10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K
    Filed18 Oct 201014 Oct 201119 Oct 201216 Oct 201315 Oct 201414 Oct 201512 Oct 201618 Oct 201726 Oct 201811 Oct 20197 Oct 20206 Oct 20215 Oct 202211 Oct 20239 Oct 20248 Oct 20258 Oct 20258 Oct 2025
    +Total revenue72,483M71,422M77,946M88,915M99,137M105,156M112,640M116,199M118,719M129,025M141,576M152,703M166,761M195,929M226,954M242,290M254,453M275,235M
    −Merchandise costs63,503M62,335M67,995M77,739M86,823M91,948M98,458M101,065M102,901M111,882M123,152M132,886M144,939M170,684M199,382M212,586M222,358M239,886M
    −Selling, general and administrative6,954M7,252M7,848Mr8,691Mr9,518M10,104M10,899M11,445M12,068M12,950M13,876M14,994M16,387Mr18,537Mr19,779M21,590M22,810M24,966M
    Preopening expenses57M41M26M46M37M51M63M65M78M82M68M86M55M76M––––
    Operating income1,969M1,777M2,077M2,439M2,759M3,053M3,220M3,624M3,672M4,111M4,480M4,737M5,435M6,708M7,793M8,114M9,285M10,383M
    % of total revenue2.7%2.5%2.7%2.7%2.8%2.9%2.9%3.1%3.1%3.2%3.2%3.1%3.3%3.4%3.4%3.3%3.6%3.8%
    −Interest expense103M108M111M116M95M99M113M124M133M134M159M150M160M171M158M160M169M154M
    +Interest income and other, net145M58M88M60M103M97M90M104M80M62M121M178M92M143M205M533M624M589M
    INCOME BEFORE INCOME TAXES2,011M1,727M2,054M2,383M2,767M3,051M3,197M3,604M3,619M4,039M4,442M4,765M5,367M6,680M7,840M8,487M9,740M10,818M
    % of total revenue2.8%2.4%2.6%2.7%2.8%2.9%2.8%3.1%3.0%3.1%3.1%3.1%3.2%3.4%3.5%3.5%3.8%3.9%
    −Provision for income taxes716M628M731M841M1,000M990M1,109M1,195M1,243M1,325M1,263M1,061M1,308M1,601M1,925M2,195M2,373M2,719M
    Net income including noncontrolling interests1,295M1,099M1,323M1,542M1,767M2,061M2,088M2,409M2,376M2,714M3,179M3,704M4,059M5,079M5,915M6,292M7,367M–
    Net income attributable to noncontrolling interests12M13M20M80M58M22M30M32M26M35M45M45M57M72M71M0M0M–
    NET INCOME1,283M1,086M1,303M1,462M1,709M2,039M2,058M2,377M2,350M2,679M3,134M3,659M4,002M5,007M5,844M6,292M7,367M8,099M
    % of total revenue1.8%1.5%1.7%1.6%1.7%1.9%1.8%2.0%2.0%2.1%2.2%2.4%2.4%2.6%2.6%2.6%2.9%2.9%
    Basic2.952.502.973.353.944.684.695.415.366.117.158.329.0511.3013.1714.1816.5918.24
    Diluted2.892.472.923.303.894.634.655.375.336.087.098.269.0211.2713.1414.1616.5618.21
    Basic434M434M439M436M434M436M439M440M439M438M439M440M442M443M444M444M444M444M
    Diluted444M441M446M443M439M441M443M443M441M441M442M443M444M444M445M445M445M445M

    Hover a figure for its source.r restated in a later filing– not reported in that period

    Lines in the order and wording of the 10-K filed 8 Oct 2025. 265 of 265 subtotals add up to the company's own totals, and the balance sheet balances in 84 of 84 periods. Newest filing read: 3 Jun 2026.

    Free for personal research, with credit (Data by Shikshan Nivesh) and a link. API access, bulk files and commercial use need a licence: the data licence.

    Charts

    Any figure or ratio in the record, by year, by quarter or on a trailing twelve months, as a value or as growth, against a peer if you like. Hover for the figures.

    Revenue · quarterly · US$

    Latest Apr 2026: $70.53B

    COST · Costco Wholesale Corp.20092026

    Revenue = rev

    $70.5B · Apr 2026
    10.7% · Apr 2026
    1.3% · Apr 2026
    13.0% · Apr 2021
    GrossOperatingNet
    $2.2B · Apr 2026
    $4.93 · Apr 2026
    444.8M · Aug 2025
    $20B · Apr 2026
    CashDebt
    40.9% · Aug 2025
    $13.3B · Aug 2025
    Operating cash flowCapital spending
    $4.92 · Aug 2025
    Revenue by segment
    United StatesOther InternationalCanadaEach fiscal year as its annual report gives it.
    Price at its own past P/E range
    COST $1003.18 · 94.3× P/E · 23 Oct 2026
    Month-end priceAt its median P/E, 39.6×Between its 10th and 90th percentile, 29.8× to 87.0×

    Method. Each month-end, the trailing-twelve-month diluted EPS known that month (from filings filed by then) at the 10th, 50th and 90th percentile of this stock's own month-end P/E from 2011-10 to 2026-10. Months with the figure at or below zero are left out. A summary of the multiples the stock has traded at, not a value.

    Ratios

    Every ratio, worked out the same way for every company, by year or on a trailing twelve months. Hover a ratio for its formula.

    145 ratios · 14 in profitabilityJSON
    Fiscal year endingAug 2008Aug 2009Aug 2010Aug 2011Aug 2012Aug 2013Aug 2014Aug 2015Aug 2016Aug 2017Aug 2018Aug 2019Aug 2020Aug 2021Aug 2022Aug 2023Aug 2024Aug 2025
    Return on common equity––12.5%12.8%14.0%17.6%17.8%20.7%20.7%23.4%26.6%26.1%23.9%27.9%30.6%27.5%30.3%30.7%
    Return on assets––5.7%5.8%6.3%7.1%6.5%7.2%7.1%7.7%8.1%8.5%7.9%8.7%9.5%9.5%10.6%11.0%
    Return on capital––10.6%11.6%12.6%13.9%12.7%14.2%14.2%15.9%17.4%17.7%17.1%20.0%22.5%20.5%23.0%24.1%
    Return on invested capital––16.0%18.8%20.2%22.2%21.3%23.7%21.1%22.9%26.9%29.7%32.5%39.9%40.5%37.1%40.5%40.9%
    Gross margin12.4%12.7%12.8%12.6%12.4%12.6%12.6%13.0%13.3%13.3%13.0%10.8%13.1%12.9%12.1%12.3%12.6%12.8%
    EBITDA margin3.6%3.5%3.7%3.7%3.7%3.8%3.8%4.1%4.2%4.2%4.2%4.1%4.2%4.3%4.3%4.2%4.5%4.7%
    Operating margin2.7%2.5%2.7%2.7%2.8%2.9%2.9%3.1%3.1%3.2%3.2%3.1%3.3%3.4%3.4%3.3%3.6%3.8%
    Incremental operating margin–18.1%4.6%3.3%3.1%4.9%2.2%11.4%1.9%4.3%2.9%2.3%5.0%4.4%3.5%2.1%9.6%5.3%
    Pretax margin–2.4%2.6%2.7%2.8%2.9%2.8%3.1%3.0%3.1%3.1%3.1%3.2%3.4%3.5%3.5%3.8%3.9%
    Profit margin1.8%1.5%1.7%1.6%1.7%1.9%1.8%2.0%2.0%2.1%2.2%2.4%2.4%2.6%2.6%2.6%2.9%2.9%
    Net income to common margin1.8%1.5%1.7%1.6%1.7%1.9%1.8%2.0%2.0%2.1%2.2%2.4%2.4%2.6%2.6%2.6%2.9%2.9%
    Effective tax rate–36.4%35.6%35.3%36.1%32.4%34.7%33.2%34.3%32.8%28.4%22.3%24.4%24.0%24.6%25.9%24.4%25.1%
    Dividend payout ratio20.7%27.3%25.9%26.6%26.1%174.6%28.4%120.5%31.7%145.7%22.0%28.4%37.0%114.8%25.6%19.9%122.7%27.0%
    Sustainable growth rate––9.3%9.4%10.4%−13.1%12.7%−4.3%14.1%−10.7%20.7%18.7%15.1%−4.1%22.8%22.1%−6.9%22.4%
    Hover a ratio for its formula as computed; avg() is the mean of the line now and a year earlier. The bar mark charts it. Worked out the same way for every company, from the standardized statements. Newest filing read: 3 Jun 2026.

    What the company said with its results

    The key points, guidance and management's own words from each of the last four results releases.

    Key points

    • Quarter net sales rose 11.2%

      Net sales for the 16-week fourth quarter were $93.9 billion, against $84.4 billion a year earlier. Total revenue, including membership fees, was $95.7 billion.

    • Fiscal year net sales rose 10.1%

      Fiscal year net sales were $297.2 billion, against $269.9 billion. Total revenue for the 52-week year was $303.2 billion.

    • Quarter diluted EPS reached $6.75

      Fourth quarter net income was $2.998 billion, or $6.75 per diluted share, against $2.610 billion, or $5.87 per diluted share, a year earlier.

    • Fiscal diluted EPS reached $20.76

      Fiscal year net income was $9.226 billion, or $20.76 per diluted share, against $8.099 billion, or $18.21 per diluted share, a year earlier.

    • U.S. comparable sales led regions

      U.S. comparable sales were the highest of the three reported regions in the 16-week quarter, both as reported and excluding gasoline and foreign exchange.

    • Canada comparable sales trailed others

      Canada comparable sales were the lowest of the three regions in the 16-week quarter, as reported and adjusted, and in the fiscal year as reported.

    • Other International ahead of Canada

      Other International comparable sales were above Canada in both periods on the reported basis, and above the U.S. for the fiscal year as reported.

    • Digitally-enabled comparables led growth

      Digitally-enabled comparable sales were the highest reported figures in both the 16-week and fiscal-year columns, above every regional line.

    • E-commerce sites in nine markets

      The company also operates e-commerce sites in nine named markets: the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Mexico, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Australia and China.

    • Membership fees rose in both periods

      Membership fees were $1.850 billion for the quarter, against $1.724 billion, and $5.907 billion for the fiscal year, against $5.323 billion.

    • Operating income rose in both periods

      Operating income was $3.801 billion for the quarter, against $3.341 billion, and $11.685 billion for the fiscal year, against $10.383 billion.

    • Merchandise costs rose with sales

      Merchandise costs were $83.531 billion for the quarter, against $75.037 billion, and $264.279 billion for the fiscal year, against $239.886 billion.

    • SG&A rose in both periods

      Selling, general and administrative expense was $8.391 billion for the quarter, against $7.778 billion, and $27.190 billion for the fiscal year, against $24.966 billion.

    • Interest and other income increased

      Interest income and other, net was $253 million for the quarter, against $215 million, and $711 million for the fiscal year, against $589 million.

    In their words

    “This year's fourth quarter was positively impacted by a non-recurring benefit of $0.15 per diluted share from IEEPA tariff refunds received in the quarter, less partial reinvestment of those refunds in increased member values.”
    “Comparable sales for the fourth quarter and fiscal year were as follows:”

    Coming up

    Earnings call on filing date. A conference call on the results was scheduled for 2:00 p.m. PT on September 24, 2026, with a webcast on the investor relations site.

    Revenue by segment

    As the company reports it in the segment note of each annual report: by business, by product and by region, latest year.

    By business, FY2026
    • United States$219.8B 72.5%
    • Other International$42.8B 14.1%
    • Canada$40.6B 13.4%
    4 years held, FY2023 to FY2026
    By product, FY2026
    • Food and Sundries$116.8B 38.5%
    • Non-Foods$77.4B 25.5%
    • Warehouse ancillary and other businesses$61.4B 20.2%
    • Fresh Foods$41.7B 13.8%
    • Membership fees$5.9B 1.9%
    11 years held, FY2016 to FY2026

    Company events

    Every 8-K, sorted by the event it reports, with the moment the SEC accepted it in New York time.

    16 Oct 202616 Oct, 4:52 PM ET8-KLeadership change5.02, 9.01
    14 Oct 202614 Oct, 4:16 PM ET8-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    24 Sep 202624 Sep, 4:17 PM ET8-KResults2.02, 9.01
    8 Jul 20268-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    28 May 20268-KResults2.02, 9.01
    15 Apr 20268-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    5 Mar 20268-KResults2.02, 9.01
    21 Jan 20268-KShareholder voteOther events5.07, 8.01
    11 Dec 20258-KResults2.02, 9.01
    20 Oct 20258-KLeadership change5.02, 9.01
    15 Oct 20258-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    25 Sep 20258-KResults2.02, 9.01
    7 Aug 20258-KLeadership change5.02
    16 Jul 20258-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    11 Jun 20258-KLeadership change5.02
    29 May 20258-KResults2.02, 9.01
    16 Apr 20258-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    6 Mar 20258-KResults2.02, 9.01
    3 Feb 20258-KLeadership change5.02
    27 Jan 20258-KShareholder voteOther events5.07, 8.01
    12 Dec 20248-KResults2.02, 9.01
    7 Nov 20248-KLeadership change5.02, 9.01
    17 Oct 20248-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    26 Sep 20248-KResults2.02, 9.01
    20 Sep 20248-KBylaws or fiscal year change5.03, 9.01
    10 Jul 20248-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    30 May 20248-KResults2.02, 9.01
    10 Apr 20248-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    7 Mar 20248-KResults2.02, 9.01
    9 Feb 20248-KLeadership changeInvestor update5.02, 7.01, 9.01
    22 Jan 20248-K/ALeadership change5.02
    22 Jan 20248-KShareholder voteOther events5.07, 8.01, 9.01
    14 Dec 20238-KResultsOther events2.02, 8.01, 9.01
    24 Nov 20238-KLeadership change5.02, 9.01
    20 Oct 20238-KLeadership changeOther events5.02, 8.01
    26 Sep 20238-KResults2.02, 9.01
    17 Aug 20238-KLeadership change5.02, 9.01
    10 Aug 20238-KBylaws or fiscal year changeOther events5.03, 8.01, 9.01
    25 May 20238-KResults2.02, 9.01
    19 Apr 20238-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    3 Mar 20238-KResults2.02, 9.01
    25 Jan 20238-KShareholder vote5.07
    19 Jan 20238-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    9 Dec 20228-KResults2.02, 9.01
    9 Nov 20228-KLeadership change5.02, 9.01
    12 Oct 20228-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    23 Sep 20228-KResults2.02, 9.01
    13 Jul 20228-KOther events8.01, 9.01
    26 May 20228-KResults2.02, 9.01
    6 May 20228-KLeadership change5.02
    1–50 of 150
    8-K events each year
    Hover a column for its exact count
    051015
    '04'08'12'16'20'24'26

    Every filing

    The company's filings with the SEC, newest first: 646 held. Insider, fund and large-holder filings have their own tables below.

    16 Oct 20268-K13 Oct 202616 Oct, 4:52 PM ET
    14 Oct 20268-K14 Oct 202614 Oct, 4:16 PM ET
    7 Oct 202610-K30 Aug 20266 Oct, 9:13 PM ET
    24 Sep 20268-K24 Sep 202624 Sep, 4:17 PM ET
    8 Jul 20268-K7 Jul 2026
    29 Jun 202611-K31 Dec 2025
    3 Jun 2026S-3ASR–
    3 Jun 202610-Q10 May 2026
    29 May 2026SD–
    28 May 20268-K28 May 2026
    15 Apr 20268-K15 Apr 2026
    26 Mar 2026UPLOAD–
    23 Mar 2026CORRESP–
    11 Mar 202610-Q15 Feb 2026
    5 Mar 20268-K5 Mar 2026
    4 Mar 2026UPLOAD–
    21 Jan 20268-K15 Jan 2026
    17 Dec 202510-Q23 Nov 2025
    11 Dec 20258-K11 Dec 2025
    4 Dec 2025DEFA14A–
    4 Dec 2025DEF 14A31 Aug 2025
    4 Dec 2025ARS31 Aug 2025
    20 Oct 20258-K14 Oct 2025
    15 Oct 20258-K15 Oct 2025
    8 Oct 202510-K31 Aug 2025
    25 Sep 20258-K25 Sep 2025
    7 Aug 20258-K4 Aug 2025
    16 Jul 20258-K15 Jul 2025
    27 Jun 202511-K31 Dec 2024
    11 Jun 20258-K10 Jun 2025
    5 Jun 202510-Q11 May 2025
    29 May 20258-K29 May 2025
    20 May 2025UPLOAD–
    15 May 2025CORRESP–
    15 May 2025SD–
    12 May 2025UPLOAD–
    21 Apr 2025CORRESP–
    16 Apr 20258-K16 Apr 2025
    15 Apr 2025CORRESP–
    21 Mar 2025CORRESP–
    19 Mar 2025UPLOAD–
    13 Mar 202510-Q16 Feb 2025
    6 Mar 20258-K6 Mar 2025
    3 Feb 20258-K30 Jan 2025
    27 Jan 20258-K23 Jan 2025
    17 Jan 2025PX14A6G–
    17 Jan 2025PX14A6G–
    19 Dec 202410-Q24 Nov 2024
    12 Dec 20248-K12 Dec 2024
    11 Dec 2024DEFA14A–
    1–50 of 150

    Insider trades

    Form 4 trades by officers, directors and 10% owners, last 12 months, with the shares they held after.

    13 Oct 2026Wilcox William RichardExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan1,100$958.21$1.1M3,09414 Oct 2026
    29 Sep 2026Frates CatonSr. Executive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan801$915.93$733.3K7,91230 Sep 2026
    29 Sep 2026Adamo ClaudineExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan2,200$915.93$2.0M7,13430 Sep 2026
    23 Jun 2026Denman Kenneth DDirectorSale outside a trading plan885$957.45$847.3K4,77925 Jun 2026
    1 Apr 2026Frates CatonExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan700$993.00$695.1K5,8151 Apr 2026
    9 Mar 2026Adamo ClaudineExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan730$1003.02$732.2K6,12111 Mar 2026
    21 Jan 2026Jones Teresa A.Executive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan850$986.26$838.3K4,22823 Jan 2026
    16 Jan 2026Decker Susan LDirectorSale outside a trading plan458$955.00$437.4K8,53220 Jan 2026
    14 Jan 2026Klauer James CExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan1,500$939.00$1.4M44,83715 Jan 2026
    9 Jan 2026Miller Russell DSr. Executive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan1,500$916.32$1.4M8,24012 Jan 2026
    30 Dec 2025Polit JavierExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan558$862.89$481.8K10,19031 Dec 2025
    29 Dec 2025Polit JavierExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan2,049$867.21$1.8M10,74831 Dec 2025
    7 Nov 2025Wilcox William RichardExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan2,400$930.13$2.2M2,00012 Nov 2025
    24 Oct 2025Barbre Tiffany MarieInsiderSale outside a trading plan1,239$934.62$1.2M5,15524 Oct 2025
    24 Oct 2025Adamo ClaudineExecutive Vice PresidentSale outside a trading plan2,700$935.68$2.5M6,85124 Oct 2025

    Planned insider sales

    Form 144 notices, filed when the sell order goes to the broker.

    13 Oct 2026Wilcox William RichardOfficer1,100$1.1M13 Oct 2026
    29 Sep 2026Frates CatonOfficer801$733.3K29 Sep 2026
    29 Sep 2026Adamo ClaudineOfficer2,200$2.0M29 Sep 2026
    23 Jun 2026DENMAN KENNETH DDirector885$847.3K23 Jun 2026
    12 Jun 2026Callans Patrick JFormer Officer1,001$972.8K12 Jun 2026
    5 Jun 2026Callans Patrick JFormer Officer1,000$995.4K5 Jun 2026
    1 Apr 2026Caton FratesOfficer700$689.8K1 Apr 2026
    9 Mar 2026Adamo ClaudineOfficer730$732.2K9 Mar 2026
    21 Jan 2026Jones Teresa A.Officer850$838.3K21 Jan 2026
    16 Jan 2026SUSAN L DECKER TRUSTDirector458$437.4K16 Jan 2026
    14 Jan 2026Klauer James COfficer1,500$1.4M14 Jan 2026
    9 Jan 2026THE MILLER FAMILY TRUSTOfficer1,500$1.4M9 Jan 2026
    30 Dec 2025POLIT JAVIEROfficer559$481.8K30 Dec 2025
    29 Dec 2025POLIT JAVIEROfficer2,049$1.8M29 Dec 2025
    7 Nov 2025Wilcox William RichardOfficer2,400$2.2M7 Nov 2025
    24 Oct 2025Barbre Tiffany MarieOfficer1,240$1.2M24 Oct 2025
    24 Oct 2025Adamo ClaudineOfficer2,700$2.5M24 Oct 2025

    Large holders

    Schedule 13D and 13G filings by holders of more than 5% of the voting shares.

    29 Apr 2026Vanguard Capital Management13G7.49%33.3M
    26 Mar 2026The Vanguard Group13G amended0%0

    Trades by members of the House

    From each member's periodic transaction report: the amount is the band the report gives.

    18 Sep 2026Richard W. AllenGA12Sale$1,001 - $15,000SP14 Oct 2026
    30 Jul 2026Richard Dean Dr McCormickGA06Sale$1,001 - $15,000Self14 Aug 2026
    10 Jul 2026Dan NewhouseWA04Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP17 Jul 2026
    30 Jan 2026Gilbert CisnerosCA31Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self13 Feb 2026
    24 Dec 2025Gilbert CisnerosCA31Sale (partial)$1,001 - $15,000Self12 Jan 2026
    5 Nov 2025Richard Dean Dr McCormickGA06Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self9 Dec 2025
    17 Oct 2025Gilbert CisnerosCA31Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self18 Nov 2025
    23 Sep 2025Valerie HoyleOR04Sale$1,001 - $15,000SP10 Oct 2025
    15 Mar 2023Richard Dean Dr McCormickGA06Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self17 Sep 2025
    29 Oct 2024Valerie HoyleOR04Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP12 Sep 2025
    9 Jun 2025Lisa McClainMI09Sale (partial)$1,001 - $15,000SP13 Aug 2025
    10 Jul 2025Lisa McClainMI09Sale$1,001 - $15,000SP13 Aug 2025
    11 Dec 2024Lisa McClainMI09Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP13 Aug 2025
    17 Jun 2025Lisa McClainMI09Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP13 Aug 2025
    7 Aug 2024Scott FranklinFL18Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP3 Jul 2025
    12 May 2025Jefferson ShreveIN06Sale$100,001 - $250,000Self22 Jun 2025
    21 Apr 2025Bruce WestermanAR04Sale$1,001 - $15,000Self12 May 2025
    3 Mar 2025Bruce WestermanAR04Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self16 Apr 2025
    31 Mar 2025Jefferson ShreveIN06Sale (partial)$15,001 - $50,000Self11 Apr 2025
    27 Mar 2025Greg LandsmanOH01Sale$1,001 - $15,000JT8 Apr 2025
    27 Mar 2025Greg LandsmanOH01Sale$15,001 - $50,000JT8 Apr 2025
    28 Jan 2025Scott FranklinFL18Sale$1,001 - $15,000Self18 Mar 2025
    28 Jan 2025Scott FranklinFL18Sale$50,001 - $100,000Self18 Mar 2025
    26 Feb 2025Greg LandsmanOH01Sale (partial)$1,001 - $15,000JT5 Mar 2025
    2 Jan 2025James ComerKY01Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self10 Jan 2025
    25 Nov 2024Marjorie Taylor Mrs GreeneGA14Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self27 Nov 2024
    4 Oct 2024Marjorie Taylor Mrs GreeneGA14Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self8 Oct 2024
    14 Jul 2023Jared MoskowitzFL23Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self21 Aug 2024
    28 Dec 2023Jared MoskowitzFL23Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self21 Aug 2024
    6 Aug 2024C. Scott FranklinFL18Sale (partial)$15,001 - $50,000Self20 Aug 2024
    1 Aug 2024C. Scott FranklinFL18Sale (partial)$1,001 - $15,000Self20 Aug 2024
    2 Jul 2024Kathy ManningNC06Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP16 Aug 2024
    12 Jan 2023Greg LandsmanOH01Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP14 Aug 2024
    15 May 2024Greg LandsmanOH01Purchase$1,001 - $15,000JT14 Aug 2024
    24 Jun 2024Marjorie Taylor Mrs GreeneGA14Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self27 Jun 2024
    31 Jan 2024Pete SessionsTX17Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP29 Feb 2024
    12 Jan 2024Kevin HernOK01Purchase$1,001 - $15,000JT11 Feb 2024
    23 Jan 2024Kathy ManningNC06Purchase$15,001 - $50,000SP6 Feb 2024
    23 Jan 2024Kathy ManningNC06Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP6 Feb 2024
    4 Dec 2023John CurtisUT03Sale$1,001 - $15,000JT15 Dec 2023
    24 Oct 2023Greg StantonAZ04Sale$1,001 - $15,000SP9 Nov 2023
    26 Sep 2023Greg StantonAZ04Purchase$1,001 - $15,000SP9 Nov 2023
    10 Sep 2019Richard W. AllenGA12Purchase$15,001 - $50,000Self10 Aug 2023
    27 Apr 2017Richard W. AllenGA12Purchase$15,001 - $50,000SP10 Aug 2023
    25 May 2023Zoe LofgrenCA18Sale$1,001 - $15,000SP6 Jun 2023
    31 Mar 2021Rick LarsenWA02Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self26 May 2023
    19 Apr 2023Scott Mr FranklinFL18Purchase$1,001 - $15,000Self23 May 2023
    19 Apr 2023Scott Mr FranklinFL18Purchase$50,001 - $100,000Self23 May 2023
    23 Feb 2023John CurtisUT03Sale (partial)$1,001 - $15,000JT13 Mar 2023
    21 Feb 2023Jared MoskowitzFL23Purchase$1,001 - $15,000DC10 Mar 2023
    1–50 of 96

    Short interest

    Shares sold short and not yet bought back, on every FINRA settlement date.

    Shares short, each settlement
    30 Sep 20267.3M-0.47%2.74
    15 Sep 20267.4M-2.87%3.67
    31 Aug 20267.6M+2.89%4.09
    14 Aug 20267.4M-3.8%4.38
    31 Jul 20267.7M+10.04%3.75
    15 Jul 20267.0M-4.49%2.75
    30 Jun 20267.3M-7.06%2.44
    15 Jun 20267.8M-0.52%3.61
    29 May 20267.9M+7.09%2.68
    15 May 20267.4M+9.39%3.99
    1–10 of 211

    Funds that hold it

    Every fund's holding from its latest Form 13F, largest first, with what it added or trimmed in the quarter.

    Funds holding

    4,431

    quarter to 30 Jun 2026

    Added or new

    1,809

    since 31 Mar 2026

    Trimmed

    1,686

    in the quarter

    Largest holder

    BlackRock, Inc.

    $32.0B

    The 60 largest of 4,431 funds, by value
    BlackRock, Inc.$32.0B34.2M-744.2KTrimmed0.48%Filing ↗
    Vanguard Capital Management LLC$27.1B29.0M+129.2KAdded0.58%Filing ↗
    State Street Corp.$17.2B18.4M+232.7KAdded0.51%Filing ↗
    Invesco Ltd.$13.1B14.0M+359.9KAdded1.04%Filing ↗
    Geode Capital Management, LLC$9.9B10.6M-31.8KTrimmed0.53%Filing ↗
    Vanguard Portfolio Management LLC$9.7B10.4M-303.1KTrimmed0.44%Filing ↗
    Morgan Stanley$9.6B10.2M+321.7KAdded0.51%Filing ↗
    Bank of America Corp.$6.8B7.2M-265.3KTrimmed0.44%Filing ↗
    Norges Bank$6.1B6.5M–Held0.60%Filing ↗
    FMR LLC$5.8B6.2M-555.0KTrimmed0.25%Filing ↗
    Northern Trust Corp.$4.5B4.8M-92.2KTrimmed0.53%Filing ↗
    Royal Bank of Canada$4.0B4.3M+533.3KAdded0.68%Filing ↗
    JPMorgan Chase & Co.$4.0B4.2M+184.3KAdded0.23%Filing ↗
    Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc.$3.4B3.6M+231.4KAdded0.45%Filing ↗
    Goldman Sachs Group Inc.$3.1B3.3M+79.9KAdded0.32%Filing ↗
    Fisher Asset Management, LLC$3.0B3.3M+33.2KAdded0.91%Filing ↗
    Bank of New York Mellon Corp$3.0B3.2M-176.6KTrimmed0.49%Filing ↗
    Nuveen, LLC$3.0B3.2M+115.8KAdded0.71%Filing ↗
    Wells Fargo & Company$2.9B3.1M-5.7KTrimmed0.51%Filing ↗
    UBS AM, a distinct business unit of UBS Asset Management Americas LLC$2.9B3.1M+160.9KAdded0.52%Filing ↗
    Capital International Investors$2.6B2.8M+21.2KAdded0.54%Filing ↗
    AllianceBernstein L.P.$2.5B2.5M-217.2KTrimmed0.84%Filing ↗
    UBS Group AG$2.5B2.7M+195.6KAdded0.40%Filing ↗
    Legal & General Group Plc$2.4B2.5M+20.9KAdded0.49%Filing ↗
    Vanguard Fiduciary Trust Co.$2.4B2.5M-44.7KTrimmed0.52%Filing ↗
    Amundi$2.3B2.4M-414.6KTrimmed0.55%Filing ↗
    Jennison Associates LLC$2.0B2.2M-146.4KTrimmed1.22%Filing ↗
    Price T Rowe Associates Inc.$1.9B2.1M-512.5KTrimmed0.19%Filing ↗
    Capital World Investors$1.9B2.0M+9.5KAdded0.23%Filing ↗
    SG Americas Securities, LLC$1.7B1.8M+955.9KAdded0.96%Filing ↗
    Dimensional Fund Advisors LP$1.5B1.7M-29.9KTrimmed0.28%Filing ↗
    Deutsche Bank AG$1.4B1.5M+109.8KAdded0.40%Filing ↗
    American Century Companies Inc.$1.4B1.4M-358.2KTrimmed0.60%Filing ↗
    Bank of Montreal$1.3B1.4M+64.8KAdded0.49%Filing ↗
    Raymond James Financial Inc.$1.3B1.4M+9.3KAdded0.36%Filing ↗
    Assenagon Asset Management S.A.$1.3B1.3M–Held0.81%Filing ↗
    Ameriprise Financial Inc.$1.3B1.3M-106.9KTrimmed0.25%Filing ↗
    AQR Capital Management LLC$1.2B1.3M+226.1KAdded0.41%Filing ↗
    Swiss National Bank$1.2B1.3M-51.4KTrimmed0.61%Filing ↗
    HSBC Holdings PLC$1.2B1.2M+152.3KAdded0.56%Filing ↗
    Marshall Wace, LLP$1.1B1.2M+910.7KAdded0.93%Filing ↗
    Franklin Resources Inc.$1.1B1.2M-275.8KTrimmed0.24%Filing ↗
    Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management Co., Ltd.$1.1B1.2M+83.0KAdded0.60%Filing ↗
    LPL Financial LLC$1.1B1.1M+32.3KAdded0.24%Filing ↗
    Acadian Asset Management LLC$1.1B1.1M+325.8KAdded1.27%Filing ↗
    Principal Financial Group Inc.$1.0B1.1M-48.2KTrimmed0.50%Filing ↗
    Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group, Inc.$1.0B1.1M+30.5KAdded0.58%Filing ↗
    California Public Employees Retirement System$945.2M1.0M+68.7KAdded0.53%Filing ↗
    Two Sigma Investments, LP$941.3M1.0M+131.4KAdded0.73%Filing ↗
    National Pension Service$904.3M966.7K+33.2KAdded0.58%Filing ↗
    1–50 of 60

    Executive pay and performance

    What the chief executive and the other named officers were paid, as reported and as actually paid, next to the shareholder return and net income, from each proxy's pay-versus-performance table.

    Pay versus performance
    5 fiscal years · from each proxy (DEF 14A)
    Fiscal yearCEO pay, as reportedCEO pay, actually paidOther officers, as reported (average)Other officers, actually paid (average)Shareholder return, $100Peer return, $100Net incomeNet Sales Adjusted for Changes in Foreign CurrenciesProxy
    FY ending 31 Aug 2025$13.9M$15.6M$6.3M$6.9M$294$173$8.10B$271.86BDEF 14A 4 Dec 2025
    FY ending 1 Sep 2024$12.2MRon M. Vachris$16.0MW. Craig Jelinek$18.7M$29.4M$8.4M$11.1M$276$155$7.37B$250.10BDEF 14A 4 Dec 2025
    FY ending 3 Sep 2023$16.9M$18.7M$6.3M$6.9M$164$129$6.29B$241.19BDEF 14A 4 Dec 2025
    FY ending 28 Aug 2022$9.9M$11.9M$5.8M$6.4M$159$128$5.84B$224.49BDEF 14A 4 Dec 2025
    FY ending 29 Aug 2021$8.8M$10.3M$4.7M$5.8M$134$185$5.01B$189.29BDEF 14A 4 Dec 2025

    Each year from the newest proxy that reports it. Pay actually paid follows the SEC's definition and can be below zero when share awards fall in value. n the proxy's net income differs from the 10-K or was tagged without its scale: hover for which.

    Shareholder votes

    The vote count on every proposal at each meeting, from the company's 8-K.

    Meeting
    8-K, item 5.07, filed 21 Jan 2026
    ProposalForAgainst or withheldAbstainBroker non-votesFor, % of for and againstResult
    Proposal 1 (the filing doesn't name it)
    Susan L. Decker271,388,02315,209,023394,83165,311,70494.7%–
    Kenneth D. Denman284,834,6091,548,385608,88365,311,70499.5%–
    Helena B. Foulkes282,748,9433,468,233774,70165,311,70498.8%–
    Hamilton E. James272,025,88914,520,910445,07865,311,70494.9%–
    Sally Jewell282,618,4243,964,410409,04365,311,70498.6%–
    Jeffrey S. Raikes273,652,01412,901,665438,19865,311,70495.5%–
    Gina M. Raimondo285,239,4851,198,976553,41665,311,70499.6%–
    John W. Stanton277,740,9588,807,979442,94065,311,70496.9%–
    Ron M. Vachris284,866,4091,694,961430,50765,311,70499.4%–
    Maggie Wilderotter276,414,1439,947,380630,35465,311,70496.5%–
    Proposal 2 (the filing doesn't name it)
    All shares voting335,155,66416,539,396608,521–95.3%–
    Proposal 3 (the filing doesn't name it)
    All shares voting251,441,22734,380,9841,169,66665,311,70488.0%–
    Proposal 4 (the filing doesn't name it)
    All shares voting4,058,782279,690,6313,242,46465,311,7041.4%–

    Counts as the company reports them in its 8-K. A result shows when the filing states one. Meetings since 2023.

    Dividends and buybacks

    Dividend per share, the cash paid and the shares bought back, each fiscal year.

    Dividend per share, each fiscal year
    Hover a column for its exact figure
    $0$5$10$15$20
    '08'11'14'17'20'23'26
    FY2026$5.54$2.5B$848.0M
    FY2025$4.92$2.2B$903.0M
    FY2024$19.36$9.0B$700.0M
    FY2023$3.84$1.3B$676.0M
    FY2022–$1.5B$439.0M
    FY2021–$5.7B$496.0M
    FY2020–$1.5B$196.0M
    FY2019$2.44$1.0B$247.0M
    FY2018$2.14$689.0M$328.0M
    FY2017$8.90$3.9B$469.0M
    1–10 of 19

    Peers

    Companies in the same industry, largest first, on the same measures.

    CompanyMarket valueRevenue, 12 monthsRevenue growthOperating marginNet marginROEP/EEV/EBITDA
    Costco Wholesale Corp.this company$444.7B$303.2B10.1%3.9%3.0%25.8%48.3×30.0×
    Walmart Inc.$951.0B$735.8B6.2%4.4%3.0%22.5%43.3×20.9×
    Target Corp.$69.4B$107.7B2.0%5.6%4.1%24.6%15.9×8.9×
    Dollar General Corp.$29.3B$43.6B4.8%5.6%3.9%18.3%17.2×9.1×
    Dollar Tree, Inc.$23.5B$20.1B8.2%11.0%8.0%47.1%15.3×–
    BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc.$13.4B$22.8B9.1%3.8%2.6%27.1%23.2×12.1×
    Five Below, Inc.$12.3B$5.3B25.6%14.7%11.7%25.0%20.0×11.9×
    Pricesmart Inc.$5.3B$5.7B10.2%4.5%2.8%11.5%32.8×14.9×
    Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, Inc.$5.2B$2.8B14.4%12.3%9.8%14.4%19.6×13.2×

    What the company does

    Costco runs membership warehouses. Shoppers pay an annual fee for the right to buy, and in return the company carries a limited selection of goods, many in large pack sizes, at low prices. It began in Seattle in 1983 and now runs warehouses across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific, with e-commerce sites in nine countries.

    Where it operates

    Costco operated 939 warehouses worldwide at 30 August 2026, against 914 a year earlier and 890 the year before that. They sit in the United States and Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, Japan, the United Kingdom, Korea, Australia, Taiwan, China, Spain, France, Sweden, Iceland and New Zealand. E-commerce sites run in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Australia and China. The average warehouse covers about 148,000 square feet, with newer ones a little larger. Floor plans are built around moving merchandise rather than displaying it, goods sit on pallets and on racks above the sales floor, and the buildings are deliberately plain. Opening hours are shorter than at many other retailers.

    From the 10-K for the year to 30 Aug 2026, filed 7 Oct 2026 · the filing ↗

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