Largest consumer discretionary companies by total assets — page 2

Ranks 101–200 of 348 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Total assets
#CompanyTotal assetsYoY15-year trend
101Levi StraussLEVIUS$6.8B+7.4%
102Travel & LeisureTNLUS$6.8B+0.4%
103DauchDCHUS$6.7B+31.8%
104MattelMATUS$6.6B+1.5%
105Boyd GamingBYDUS$6.6B+2.9%
106TapestryTPRUS$6.5B−9.9%
107Allison TransmissionALSNUS$6.1B+14.0%
108Sonic AutomotiveSAHUS$6.0B+1.3%
109Signet JewelersSIGUS$6.0B+3.9%
110Birkenstock HoldingBIRKGB$5.8B+11.8%
111HasbroHASUS$5.6B−12.4%
112Floor & DecorFNDUS$5.5B+8.3%
113Williams SonomaWSMUS$5.4B+2.1%
114SharkninjaSNUS$5.3B+21.7%
115Intercontinental HotelsIHGGB$5.3B+12.6%
116Firstcash HoldingsFCFSUS$5.3B+18.4%
117Academy Sports & OutdoorsASOUS$5.3B+7.7%
118Petco Health & WellnessWOOFUS$5.2B−0.4%
119Bath & Body WorksBBWIUS$5.1B+4.0%
120FastenalFASTUS$5.1B+7.6%
121Camping WorldCWHUS$5.0B+3.7%
122Victoria's SecretVSXYUS$5.0B+10.6%
123Urban OutfittersURBNUS$5.0B+10.8%
124Wendy'sWENUS$5.0B−1.6%
125Five BelowFIVEUS$4.9B+13.8%
126RHRHUS$4.8B+6.2%
127Murphy USAMUSAUS$4.7B+4.1%
128OpenlaneOPLNUS$4.7B+2.2%
129Under ArmourUAAUS$4.6B−0.0%
130Rush EnterprisesRUSHAUS$4.4B−4.1%
131Luckin CoffeeLKNCYCN$4.3B+36.6%
132Wyndham Hotels & ResortsWHUS$4.2B−1.0%
133CrocsCROXUS$4.2B−13.2%
134Red Rock ResortsRRRUS$4.2B+3.0%
135Driven BrandsDRVNUS$4.2B−20.8%
136Dave & Buster's EntertainmentPLAYUS$4.1B+2.5%
137Deckers OutdoorDECKUS$4.1B+3.5%
138American Eagle OutfittersAEOUS$4.0B+4.7%
139Arcos DoradosARCOUY$3.9B+34.3%
140Boyd Group ServicesBGSICA$3.9B+56.6%
141PhiniaPHINUS$3.8B+1.3%
142On HoldingONONCH$3.6B+36.3%
143Texas RoadhouseTXRHUS$3.5B+11.2%
144Abercrombie & FitchANFUS$3.5B+7.3%
145Dillard'sDDSUS$3.5B−0.7%
146WayfairWUS$3.4B−0.5%
147VisteonVCUS$3.4B+14.2%
148ChewyCHWYUS$3.4B+11.7%
149Capri HoldingsCPRIGB$3.3B−43.6%
150Ermenegildo ZegnaZGNIT$3.3B+13.1%
151Cheesecake FactoryCAKEUS$3.3B+7.2%
152Lci IndustriesLCIIUS$3.2B+9.7%
153Mister Car WashMCWUS$3.2B+2.3%
154Bloomin' BrandsBLMNUS$3.2B−6.3%
155Smith A OAOSUS$3.1B−3.0%
156Patrick IndustriesPATKUS$3.1B+1.8%
157Sunstone Hotel InvestorsSHOUS$3.0B−2.5%
158Dutch BrosBROSUS$3.0B+20.3%
159Ollie's Bargain OutletOLLIUS$3.0B+15.4%
160H&R BlockHRBUS$2.9B+8.0%
161GentexGNTXUS$2.9B+6.1%
162Columbia SportswearCOLMUS$2.9B−1.6%
163Choice Hotels InternationalCHHUS$2.9B+15.3%
164Sally BeautySBHUS$2.9B+5.2%
165Xenia Hotels & ResortsXHRUS$2.8B−0.8%
166Studio City InternationalMSCHK$2.8B−6.3%
167UnifirstUNFUS$2.8B+1.9%
168Brinker InternationalEATUS$2.7B+7.4%
169CovistaCVSAUS$2.6B−4.0%
170Luxexperience B.VLUXEDE$2.6B+251.6%
171G Iii ApparelGIIIUS$2.6B+5.1%
172Kontoor BrandsKTBUS$2.6B+56.5%
173CartersCRIUS$2.6B+5.4%
174Dorman ProductsDORMUS$2.5B+2.8%
175Modine ManufacturingMODUS$2.5B+35.7%
176MarinemaxHZOUS$2.4B−7.8%
177Boot BarnBOOTUS$2.4B+19.1%
178Suburban Propane PartnersSPHUS$2.4B+0.5%
179PricesmartPSMTUS$2.4B+14.7%
180Federal SignalFSSUS$2.4B+35.5%
181Garrett MotionGTXCH$2.4B+4.0%
182Acushnet HoldingsGOLFUS$2.3B+7.5%
183Helen of TroyHELEUS$2.3B−21.3%
184StrideLRNUS$2.3B+11.4%
185Laureate EducationLAURUS$2.2B+18.5%
186Peloton InteractivePTONUS$2.2B+2.6%
187Winnebago IndustriesWGOUS$2.1B−7.4%
188Cracker Barrel Old Country StoreCBRLUS$2.1B−2.1%
189Strategic EducationSTRAUS$2.0B−0.5%
190Jack in the BoxJACKUS$2.0B−27.1%
191Savers Value VillageSVVUS$2.0B+6.7%
192Standard Motor ProductsSMPUS$2.0B+10.0%
193EzcorpEZPWUS$2.0B+32.6%
194CaleresCALUS$2.0B+3.7%
195Lotus TechnologyLOTCN$2.0B−14.6%
196Designer BrandsDBIUS$1.9B−3.0%
197Steven MaddenSHOOUS$1.9B+35.6%
198Shake ShackSHAKUS$1.9B+11.7%
199Cooper-Standard HoldingsCPSUS$1.8B+5.8%
200BradyBRCUS$1.8B+14.9%

All figures from SEC filings · FY2025 · 100

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