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DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc.
DKS · NYSEConsumer Discretionary
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Company details
Market cap
$18B
P/E ratio
15×
Div yield
2.4%
EPS (TTM)
$14.10
Profit margin
8.7%
Rev. growth
+3.5%
Revenue (FY24)
$13.4B
Net income
$1.17B
In plain English
DICK'S is the largest US sporting-goods retailer — it buys athletic footwear, apparel and hardlines from ~1,500 vendors (Nike alone is ~a quarter of what it stocks) and sells them through ~850 big-box, House of Sport and specialty stores plus its e-commerce site. In September 2025 it bought Foot Locker for ~$2.4B, adding a global sneaker chain and pushing the group past 3,200 stores.
In simple terms
What DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc. really sells
DICK'S is the largest US sporting-goods retailer — it buys athletic footwear, apparel and hardlines from ~1,500 vendors (Nike alone is ~a quarter of what it stocks) and sells them through ~850 big-box, House of Sport and specialty stores plus its e-commerce site. In September 2025 it bought Foot Locker for ~$2.4B, adding a global sneaker chain and pushing the group past 3,200 stores.
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