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TGT · NYSEConsumer Staples — Retail
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Suppliers &brandswhat fills the shelvesSourcing &logisticsimport, DCs & deliveryTarget stores& digitalthe bullseyeServices &monetizationads, membership, pharmacyGuests &householdswho actually paysCapital &regulatorswho funds & polices itPGProcter & GambleKOCoca-ColaPEPPepsiCoAAPLAppleDISDisney···National brandsFACOwned-brand factoriesTGSTarget Global SourcingDCDistribution & sortationSHPShiptTGTTargetOBOwned brandsRDLRoundelCRCTarget Circle / CardCVSCVS HealthYOUHouseholds & guests···Digital & same-day guestsCAPInvestors & lendersREGProduct & ad regulators
Company details
Market cap
$60B
P/E ratio
14×
Div yield
3.5%
EPS (FY25)
$8.13
Profit margin
~3.5%
Rev. growth
-2%
Revenue
$105B
Stores
~1,980
In plain English
Target is the cheap-chic American big-box retailer — nearly 2,000 stores plus Target.com — that sells groceries, household essentials, clothes, toys and home goods under one red bullseye. Its edge is a deep portfolio of 45+ owned brands (Good & Gather, Cat & Jack) that drive over $30B of sales, a fast-growing same-day delivery and membership machine (Shipt, Target Circle 360), and a high-margin retail-media ad business (Roundel) sold to the very brands that stock its shelves.
In simple terms
What Target really sells
Target is the cheap-chic American big-box retailer — nearly 2,000 stores plus Target.com — that sells groceries, household essentials, clothes, toys and home goods under one red bullseye. Its edge is a deep portfolio of 45+ owned brands (Good & Gather, Cat & Jack) that drive over $30B of sales, a fast-growing same-day delivery and membership machine (Shipt, Target Circle 360), and a high-margin retail-media ad business (Roundel) sold to the very brands that stock its shelves.
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