The Home Depot, Inc.
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About the company
The Home Depot, Inc. operates as a prominent retailer specializing in home renovation and improvement. Through its expansive network of "The Home Depot" stores, it furnishes consumers with an extensive array of goods, including building materials, home enhancement products, lawn and garden supplies, decorative items, and facilities maintenance, repair, and operational (MRO) supplies.
- CEO
- Edward Decker
- IPO
- 1981
- Employees
- 470,100
- HQ
- Atlanta, GA, US
Price Chart
- Market Cap
- $336.49B
- P/E
- 23.94
- P/S
- 2.02
- P/B
- 24.18
- EV/EBITDA
- 16.23
- Div Yield
- 2.74%
- Gross Margin
- 33.13%
- Op Margin
- 12.45%
- Net Margin
- 8.41%
- ROE
- 113.30%
- ROIC
- 20.39%
- Revenue
- $164.68B · 3.24%
- Net Income
- $14.16B · -4.39%
- EPS
- $14.27 · -4.61%
- Op Income
- $20.89B
- FCF YoY
- -22.54%
- 52W High
- $426.75
- 52W Low
- $289.10
- 50D MA
- $322.79
- 200D MA
- $359.45
- Beta
- 0.97
- Avg Volume
- 4.60M
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Recent insider transactions
Who's buying, who's selling, and how much.
| Date | Insider | Type | Shares |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 28, 26 | Rowe Michael F. | other | 714.12 |
| May 21, 26 | Sharma Asha | other | 796 |
| May 21, 26 | Sharma Asha | other | 191.217 |
| May 21, 26 | Seidman Becker Caryn | other | 796 |
| May 21, 26 | Seidman Becker Caryn | other | 191.217 |
| May 21, 26 | Santilli Paula | other | 796 |
| May 21, 26 | Santilli Paula | other | 191.217 |
| May 21, 26 | Kadre Manuel | other | 796 |
| May 21, 26 | Kadre Manuel | other | 191.217 |
| May 21, 26 | Hewett Wayne M. | other | 796 |
Our HD coverage
Recent articles, reports, and earnings notes.
The consumer slowdown trade is too early, but the winners are changing
The market is right to punish weaker consumer exposure, but it is moving too fast in treating the U.S. consumer as broadly broken. The better read is a split market where value, convenience, and platform retail keep winning share while traffic-sensitive and more discretionary names absorb the real pressure.
The rally still looks narrower than the bulls admit
Investors keep talking about a broadening market, but the cleaner read is that leadership is still too concentrated in a handful of mega-cap and thematic winners. With equal-weight still lagging, financials not taking the baton, and cyclicals failing to confirm, the tape looks more fragile than the headline indexes suggest.
The consumer is not cracking all at once — it is trading down in plain sight
This week’s retail read-through argues against the neat "consumer collapse" call, but it also undercuts the idea that households are spending freely across categories. The clearer investing frame is a bifurcated consumer: value and staples are holding up, while discretionary and project-driven spending are showing the strain.
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