Supermarkets Stocks
High-volume retail operations and the underlying real estate infrastructure drive the economics of the grocery sector, where thin margins necessitate massive scale and inventory turnover. Revenue models range from membership-based warehouse clubs and specialized organic grocers to digital-first delivery platforms and REITs anchored by long-term grocery leases.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Supermarkets has 17 US-listed companies worth $1.5T combined. The median member moved +2.8% over the past week; HCWC led at +26.8% and DDL trailed at -7.5%.
Companies in Supermarkets
- WMT – Walmart Inc., $961B
- COST – Costco Wholesale Corp, $445B
- KR – Kroger Company, $40.1B
- BJ – BJs Wholesale Club Holdings Inc, $13.5B
- TBBB – BBB Foods Inc., $6.9B
- ACI – Albertsons Companies, $6.4B
- SFM – Sprouts Farmers Market LLC, $6.2B
- WMK – Weis Markets Inc, $1.9B
- IMKTA – Ingles Markets Incorporated, $1.6B
- JJSF – J & J Snack Foods Corp, $1.5B
- GO – Grocery Outlet Holding Corp, $1.2B
- NGVC – Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Inc, $692M
- VLGEA – Village Super Market Inc, $673M
- DDL – Dingdong (Cayman) Limited ADR, $466M
- HCWC – Healthy Choice Wellness Corp., $10.5M
- MSS – Maison Solutions Inc, $1.1M
- IFMK – iFresh Inc, $9,627